What does 'EEPROM Erased' mean on my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100?
If your Fargo Printer displays 'EEPROM Erased', it means an error was detected in the Printer’s EEPROM structure and the EEPROM has been erased. Enter the factory Print, Encoder and Transfer settings into the LCD. The factory settings are located on the inside of the Printer.
What to do if my Fargo Printer has a card jam error?
If your Fargo Printer has a card jam error, it means a card is jammed inside. The solution is to clear the jam.
What to do when my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100 Printer says 'Ribbon is out!'?
If your Fargo Printer displays a 'Ribbon is out!' error, it means the print Ribbon has run out. To solve this, install a new Ribbon and press RESUME to continue or CANCEL to reset.
What does 'Transfer Roller Lift Error' mean on my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100?
If your Fargo Printer shows a 'Transfer Roller Lift Error', it means the Printer is unable to move the desired part. Verify that the part is not jammed. Press RESUME to retry. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance. Caution: The transfer Roller may be very hot!
What to do if my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100 Printer says 'Magnetics Encoder not installed'?
If your Fargo Printer indicates that the Magnetics Encoder is not installed, and you are trying to send encoding data, it means the Printer is not configured with this Encoder type. Check the Encoding Settings menu under Setup Printer to verify which Encoder are currently activated.
What does 'Flipper Jam Error' mean on my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100?
If your Fargo Printer displays a 'Flipper Jam Error', it means it's unable to align the Flipper. Check for obstruction. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What to do if my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100 Printer shows a 'Head Temperature Error'?
If your Fargo Printer displays a 'Head Temperature Error' because the Printhead is too hot, allow the Printhead to cool and press RESUME to continue. If the problem persists, there may be a problem with the temperature Sensor or the Printhead fan. Call for technical assistance.
What does 'Wrong Ribbon' mean on my Fargo Printer?
If your Fargo Printer indicates 'Wrong Ribbon', it means the print Ribbon installed in the Printer does not match the Ribbon type selected in the Printer driver. Press RESUME to continue or CANCEL to reset the Printer.
What does 'Head Resistance Error' mean on my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100 Printer?
If your Fargo Printer displays a 'Head Resistance Error', it means your Printhead resistance is not set to a valid value. Press SET to enter the value or press RETRY to try again.
How do I fix a 'Card Hopper Jam' on my Fargo HDP600-LC CR100?
If you encounter a 'Card Hopper Jam' on your Fargo Printer, it means the Card Hopper is jammed. Clear the jam.
Explains how to navigate and use the guide effectively.
Provides critical safety instructions for printer operation and handling.
Covers printer overview, block diagram, and operational sequences.
Provides safety warnings and introduces technical and functional specifications.
Lists all items included with the HDP600 printer package.
Details technical aspects like card sizes, thickness, capacity, and dimensions.
Explains printing technologies like dye-sublimation and resin thermal transfer.
Details components like LCD, softkeys, print ribbons, blank cards, and hoppers.
Describes overlaminates, CR-90/CR-100 sizes, and transfer roller controls.
Covers critical safety messages and system requirements for installation.
Guides on inspecting the printer, unpacking items, and preparing the installation environment.
Details steps for loading print ribbon, HDP film, cleaning cartridge, and overlaminate.
Guides through the installation process of the HDP600 printer driver.
Provides step-by-step hardware installation procedures for the lamination module.
Lists and explains common LCD messages, their causes, and solutions.
Provides general guidance for diagnosing and resolving printer issues.
Addresses specific troubleshooting for magnetic and e-card encoding functions.
Guides on diagnosing and resolving printing and image quality problems.
Details system requirements, specifications, and features for the Ethernet option.
Provides an overview of network services like Print Server and Web Page Server.
Covers standard procedures for configuring network settings via the web interface.
Covers troubleshooting procedures and frequently asked questions for Ethernet connectivity.
Introduces the lamination module, provides safety info, and covers operating procedures.
Provides critical safety instructions before performing printer adjustments.
Explains adjustments for card size, thickness, type, and driver options.
Covers color matching, tone, dither, resin heat, and contrast adjustments.
Details options for magnetic encoding and controls for the lamination process.
Lists necessary supplies and safety precautions for printer maintenance.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning key printer components.
Guides on replacing cleaning tape and packing the printer for transport.
Details procedures for diagnosing common board-level errors in the printer.
Covers sensor testing procedures and identifying motor locations and cables.
Explains how to enter and navigate the printer's LCD menu structure.
Guides on printer setup, alignment, and parameter adjustments.
Covers downloading and installing the firmware updater program.
Provides step-by-step instructions for updating the printer's main and LCD firmware.
Guides on how to contact Fargo support and read printer serial numbers.
Provides definitions for technical terms used throughout the manual.
Details the device's compliance with FCC Part 15 rules for digital devices.
Provides environmental protection information, including China-RoHS.
General| Print Technology | Dye-sublimation / Resin thermal transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Card Sizes Accepted | CR-100, CR-80 |
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