How to fix 'Card Jam: Print' on FARGO electronics S000256?
If you see 'Card Jam: Print' on your FARGO electronics Printer, it means a card is stuck somewhere along the printing path, under the printer's top-right cover. Refer to the 'Resolving the Card Jam: Print Error Message' procedure.
Why does my FARGO electronics Printer say 'Print Cover Open'?
If the FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Print Cover Open', it means the top-right cover isn't properly shut. Make sure nothing is blocking the cover and then close it securely.
What causes a 'Ribbon Jam/Out Error' on a FARGO electronics S000256?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Ribbon Jam/Out Error', the print ribbon has become jammed in the Printer Rollers, it is stuck to the surface of the card, or it is out. Consult 'Resolving the Ribbon Breaking problem' procedure.
What does 'Ribbon Error/Out Error' mean on FARGO electronics S000256?
If your FARGO electronics Printer displays 'Ribbon Error/Out Error,' it means that the print ribbon is either out or a ribbon error has occurred. Refer to the 'Resolving the Ribbon Low error message' procedure for assistance.
Instructions for safety purposes that can result in death or serious injury if not followed.
Device is electrostatically sensitive and may be damaged by static electricity discharge.
Adjusts printhead darkness and intensity for dye-sublimation and resin transfer levels.
Configures magnetic encoder intensity, calibrates potentiometers, and adjusts magnetic card offset.
Calibrates the color ribbon sensor to resolve issues with ribbon skipping or incorrect colors.
Safety precautions for performing cleaning procedures, including disconnecting power.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Print Technology | Dye sublimation |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards |
| Supported Card Types | CR80, CR79 |
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