How to resolve a 'MAG CARD JAM' on my Fargo DTC550 Printer?
If your Fargo Printer displays 'MAG CARD JAM', it means a card jam has been detected in the MAG encoding section. Clear the jam according to the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide.
How to fix a 'CARD JAM: PROX' error on my Fargo DTC550?
If your Fargo Printer displays 'CARD JAM: PROX', it means a card is jammed in the PROX card encoding area. Clear the jam according to the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide.
How to fix a 'CARD JAM: SMART' error on my Fargo DTC550?
If your Fargo Printer displays 'CARD JAM: SMART', it indicates a card is jammed in the smart card encoding area. Clear the jam according to the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide.
What does 'CLEAN PRINTER' mean on my Fargo DTC550?
For best Fargo Printer performance, replace the cleaning cartridge tape and clean the printer's feed rollers and printhead.
How to fix a Fargo Printer 'CARD JAM ERROR'?
If your Fargo Printer displays a 'CARD JAM ERROR', it means a card is jammed in the print station. To resolve this, clear the jam by following the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide, and then press RESUME to continue.
How to fix a card jam in my Fargo DTC550?
If a card is jammed in the print station or card flipping area of your Fargo Printer, clear the jam according to the steps in the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide.
What to do if my Fargo DTC550 says 'PRINT RIBBON OUT'?
If your Fargo Printer displays the message 'PRINT RIBBON OUT', it indicates that the print ribbon has run out. To continue printing, install a new ribbon and press RESUME. Alternatively, you can press CANCEL to abort the current print job.
What to do if my Fargo Printer displays 'CHECK CARDS'?
If your Fargo Printer displays the 'CHECK CARDS' message, it means no cards were found in the input hopper. To fix this, add cards to the card input hopper or check for any errors. After adding cards, press RESUME to continue printing.
How to resolve a 'CARD ERROR' on my Fargo Printer?
A 'CARD ERROR' on your Fargo Printer indicates that a card has been removed, a card is jammed, or a ribbon align error has occurred in the print station. To resolve this, address the specific issue by following the troubleshooting steps in the User's Guide. After resolving the issue, press RESUME to continue.
How to fix Fargo Printer when it says 'RIBBON JAM/BROKEN'?
If your Fargo Printer displays 'RIBBON JAM/BROKEN', it means the print ribbon is either jammed or broken. If the ribbon is jammed, clear it according to the troubleshooting steps. If the ribbon is broken, repair it by taping the ribbon back onto the take-up core.
Provides essential safety information and warnings for printer installation and operation.
Explains how to effectively navigate and utilize the DTC550 User Guide for quick lookup of procedures and components.
Outlines the technical specifications of the DTC550, including card sizes, thickness, types, and dimensions.
Describes the Dye-Sublimation and Resin Thermal Transfer printing technologies used by the DTC550 for image quality.
Identifies and describes the printer's LCD display and softkey buttons for user interaction and status monitoring.
Provides guidelines for choosing a suitable location and setting up the printer, considering environmental factors.
Details the step-by-step process for installing the DTC550 printer driver and associated software.
Guides users on loading essential supplies like print ribbons and card cleaning cartridges into the printer.
Explains how to interpret the printer's LCD messages and LED indicators to understand its current status and potential issues.
Provides a comprehensive list of LCD error messages, their causes, and suggested solutions for troubleshooting printer issues.
Addresses issues where cards are not feeding correctly or multiple cards feed simultaneously, offering resolution steps.
Covers problems related to magnetic, prox, and smart card encoding, including error messages and their solutions.
Guides users on adjusting the card flattener and card guide rail for proper lamination and card flatness.
Details the components and procedures for attaching the DTC550 Card Lamination Module to the printer.
Explains how to control card-specific printing functions like size, hopper selection, and orientation via the printer driver.
Guides users on adjusting color properties such as contrast, gamma, and color balance for optimal image output.
Details options for controlling magnetic stripe encoding, including mode, coercivity, and track settings.
Outlines the system requirements and specifications necessary for the Ethernet option, including network and host computer details.
Provides procedures for accessing and configuring network settings, including IP address, subnet mask, and DHCP options.
Offers steps to troubleshoot common connection and printing problems when using the Ethernet interface.
Lists the contents of the cleaning kit and provides general cleaning procedures for the DTC550 printer.
Details the procedure for cleaning the printer's printhead to maintain consistent print quality and resolve color transfer issues.
Guides users on accessing the printer's internal self-tests via the Diagnostic Tool Utility for troubleshooting.
Explains how to navigate the printer's LCD menu to access test, setup, and reporting functions.
Details the procedures for adjusting Print TOF and Print EOF to precisely align the printed image with card edges.
Provides contact information and procedures for reaching Fargo Technical Support for assistance with troubleshooting or repairs.
Defines technical terms and acronyms used throughout the DTC550 User Guide for better understanding.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Dye Sublimation / Resin Thermal Transfer |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards |
| Card Thickness | 30 mil to 40 mil |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Card Sizes Accepted | CR80 (3.375 x 2.125 inches) |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows 7, 8, 10 (32-bit and 64-bit) |
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