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Instructions for assembling and mounting the bracketry that supports the system components.
Guidance on correctly positioning and attaching the print head to the bracketry.
Procedures for adjusting the print head angle and ensuring proper alignment for printing.
Instructions for handling and installing ship caps for print heads during setup and storage.
Details on attaching the photosensor and encoder components for product detection and speed.
Diagrams and instructions for connecting the system's electrical cables to the controller and print system.
Procedure for priming the print heads to ensure proper ink flow and channel recovery.
Procedure for safely removing a FoxJet High-Resolution inkjet printhead.
Routine daily maintenance procedures for AMS/APS printheads to ensure print quality.
Procedure for installing a FoxJet AMS/APS high-resolution inkjet printhead.
Explains the process of logging into the system and the default user credentials.
Describes how to view and change the current count of printed items.
Details on how to modify user-specific data elements within loaded messages.
Guides on accessing and interpreting system status information and previewing print jobs.
Function to test and verify the printing performance of each print head channel.
Setup for starting tasks by retrieving data from an external database.
Instructions for configuring individual print heads, including type, resolution, and orientation.
Process for grouping settings and defining production lines for task management.
Settings for configuring system parameters, COM ports, and startup behavior.
Procedures for managing user accounts, access rights, and security group options.
Explanation of how to access and interpret scan reports and print reports.
Allows temporary adjustments to print start position or photosensor delay.
Procedure for defining the physical dimensions and properties of boxes for printing.
Setting restrictions on which boxes can be used for specific production lines.
Customizing editor display units, resize handle size, and overlap warnings.
Setting default properties for various element types used in message creation.
Creating custom formats for displaying date and time information in messages.
Configuring codes for months, hours, quarter hours, and days for date/time elements.
Configuring the external program used for editing bitmap images.
Setting up shift codes that are used by shift elements in messages.
Defining sub-elements that can be used by certain barcode types.
Defining identifiers that can be used by certain barcode types, similar to sub-elements.
Setting global parameters for various barcode symbologies and their properties.
Calculating ink cost per print and estimating prints per ink bottle.
Procedure for creating a new print task, specifying production line, name, and box.
Step-by-step guide to inserting elements into a print task and saving it.
Instructions on how to open existing print tasks, with options for read-only and preview.
Procedure for copying tasks from one production line to another.
How to save an open task under a new name, including confirmation prompts.
Modifying task properties such as description, download string, and expiration data.
Configuring text elements for messages, including orientation and linking to barcodes.
Adding and configuring bitmap images as elements within print tasks.
Setting up count elements for sequential numbering, including start value and rollover.
Configuring date and time elements to display current or formatted date/time.
Setting up expiration date elements, including duration and rollover options.
Creating elements that prompt the user for input when a task starts.
Adding shift code elements to messages, linked to defined shift codes.
Configuring various barcode symbologies, magnification, and data encoding.
Linking message elements to data fields within an external database.
Printing data directly from the serial buffer for use in messages.
Overview of the various toolbar icons and their functions for editing tasks.
Tools for rotating the orientation of box views and elements within the editor.
Functions for aligning and distributing selected elements within the message layout.
Adjusting the view perspective of the box and elements in the editor.
Details on the automatic priming system for routine cleaning and print quality.
General maintenance tasks for the controller, print heads, and system components.
Daily, periodic, and annual procedures for cleaning and maintaining print heads.
Instructions for safely shutting down the system for short or long-term storage.
Steps for powering up the system and performing initial checks before operation.
Guidelines for proper storage of ink bottles to maintain quality and shelf life.
Common problems and initial troubleshooting steps related to connectivity and system operation.
Procedures for performing print tests and photosensor sensitivity tests.
Identification of common print quality issues and recommended corrective actions.
Detailed technical specifications for the Marksman Matrix controller hardware.
Schematic illustrating the internal wiring connections of the Matrix controller.
Detailed technical specifications for the Marksman Elite controller hardware.
Schematic illustrating the internal wiring connections of the Elite controller.
Technical data and dimensions for the 384e and 768e print heads.
Overview of the system's design, PC-based controller, and power requirements.
Description of the print head's components, including reservoir, drive electronics, and APS.
Explanation of how the photosensor detects products to initiate the printing process.
Details on how encoders signal the controller for column printing and speed synchronization.
Part numbers for print heads, controllers, and bracketry components.
Part numbers for ink, flush solutions, filters, and wiping cloths.
Part numbers for replacement kits specific to the Marksman Matrix controller.
Part numbers for replacement kits specific to the Marksman Elite controller.
Part numbers for optional accessories like beacons.
Part numbers for service kits related to the 384e and 768e print systems.
Explains how Database Start allows task initiation using key field values from a database.
Flowchart illustrating the process of initiating a database-driven task.
Steps for globally defining the database location and connection for task retrieval.
Procedure for initiating a database task using the Start button and selecting key fields.
Configuration of serial port settings to enable 'Database task start' functionality.
Details on how printer reports are modified to indicate the selected key field.
Steps to configure a hand scanner to select tasks based on barcode data.
Associating a print task with a specific barcode for automatic task initiation.
Connecting and configuring the scanner's serial port settings.
Defining masks and offsets to extract task names from barcode serial strings.
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