What does '# 139 Please Remove Ribbon' mean on HID Printer?
If your HID Printer displays '# 139 Please Remove Ribbon', it means the ribbon needs to be removed. Reset the printer and retry. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What does '# 110 Card Jam/Align error' mean on HID Printer?
If your HID Printer displays '# 110 Card Jam/Align error', it means a card is jammed in the print station or card flipping area. To fix this, clear the jam and press the Pause button to continue.
What to do if my HID FARGO DTC4500e says 'Ribbon Out'?
If your HID Printer shows '# 91 Ribbon Out', it means the print ribbon has run out. To solve this, install a new ribbon and press the Pause button to continue printing, or press the ON/OFF button to cancel the job.
How to fix HID FARGO DTC4500e when it is unable to feed cards?
If your HID Printer is unable to feed cards (error # 81), here’s what to check: * Make sure the card thickness setting matches your cards. * Ensure the cleaning roller is correctly installed on the ribbon cartridge. * Check for card slippage and, if needed, run the printer cleaning routine. * Verify your cards are within the accepted size range. * Confirm the cards aren't sticking together. After checking these, press the Pause button to continue.
What does '# 144 EEPROM Corrupt EEPROM Read Error' mean on HID Printer?
If your HID Printer displays '# 144 EEPROM Corrupt EEPROM Read Error', the EEPROM was restored with factory default values. If changes were made in the Advanced Setting tab in the printer driver, click the Default button to reset these numbers. Reset the printer and try again. If this problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What does '# 131 Flipper Jam/ Home Error' mean on HID Printer?
If your HID Printer displays '# 131 Flipper Jam/ Home Error', a card has jammed in the printer’s flipper table, or the flipper failed to position properly. Clear any cards in the flipper table using the buttons to move the card out and resume printing. Reset the printer and retry. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What does '# 106 Job Data Error' mean on my HID Printer?
If your HID Printer displays '# 106 Job Data Error', the print data sent to the printer is corrupt or has been interrupted. Check the interface cable. Select the ON/OFF button to cancel the current print job and then resend the job.
What does '# 2 Head Move Error' mean on HID Printer?
If your HID Printer shows '# 2 Head Move Error', the printhead lift has malfunctioned. Reset the printer and try again. If the problem persists, call for technical assistance.
What does '# 109 # 113 Ribbon Release Error' mean on my HID Printer?
If your HID Printer shows '# 109 # 113 Ribbon Release Error', it means the printer can't locate the next ribbon panel to release the ribbon from the card. First, make sure the ribbon isn't stuck to the card. If it isn't, try replacing the ribbon or recalibrating the ribbon sensor. If the ribbon is broken, tape it back onto the take-up core and manually advance to the next panel. Press the Pause button to continue.
How to fix '# 82 Mag Jam' error on HID FARGO DTC4500e Printer?
If your HID Printer is displaying '# 82 Mag Jam', it indicates that a card is jammed in the magnetic station. To resolve this, clear any cards from the magnetic station using the buttons to move the card out, then press the Pause button to continue.
General| Print Technology | Dye-sublimation / Resin thermal transfer |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0, Ethernet |
| Supported Card Sizes | CR-80, CR-79 adhesive back |
| Memory | 32 MB RAM |
| Print Area | Edge-to-edge |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
| Print Speed | Up to 225 cards per hour (YMCKO) |
| Weight | 12 lbs |
| Card Thickness | 0.009" - 0.040" / 0.2286 mm - 1.016 mm |
| Operating System Support | Windows 7, 8, 10 |
| Card Capacity | 100 cards (standard input hopper) |
Details compliance with UL, CSA, FCC, CE, and environmental standards.
Critical safety instructions and warnings for operating the printer safely.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the printer, including print methods, resolution, and speed.
Outlines functional aspects like print ribbons and supported card types.
Advises on preventing moisture condensation inside the printer.
Guide on unpacking the printer and checking for included accessories and damage.
Step-by-step instructions for installing the print ribbon cartridge.
Procedure for loading blank cards into the printer's input hopper.
Instructions for selecting the correct card size for the printer.
Steps for connecting and powering on the printer.
Instructions for installing the printer driver and its components.
Information and procedures for installing and using Swift ID.
Instructions for connecting Swift ID via USB.
Steps to uninstall Swift ID from the printer.
Specific rules and behaviors related to Swift ID usage.
Configuration options for card settings within Printer Preferences.
Settings for optional features, event monitoring, and language.
Procedure to calibrate the printer's ribbon sensor.
Instructions for running the printer cleaning routine.
Allows adjustment of internal printer settings and firmware configurations.
Options for dual-sided printing and image rotation.
How to select the appropriate ribbon type from a dropdown menu.
Guide to selecting and using fluorescent ribbons for added security.
Methods for creating custom fluorescent images on cards.
How to configure fluorescent data using application software.
Controls image quality settings like color matching and dither.
Adjusts the position of the printable area on the card.
Options for controlling the magnetic stripe encoding process.
How to configure magnetic encoding using ISO standards.
Configuring magnetic encoding with custom or raw binary modes.
Examples of valid magnetic stripe data strings.
How track data is sent to the printer for encoding.
Controls printing and overlay for specific areas on the card.
Controls where the resin black (K) panel is printed.
Displays printer status, serial number, and firmware version.
Explains the printer's operational steps for troubleshooting.
Covers error buttons, error messages, specific tools, and status icons for troubleshooting.
Step-by-step guide to updating the printer's firmware.
How to determine the printer's manufacturing date from its serial number.
How to define specific areas on a card for printing or overlay.
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