How to fix 'Card Jam Feeder' on Nisca PR-C201?
If your Nisca Printer displays 'Card Jam Feeder', press the SET Key. If this error occurs frequently, make sure the Card Case is loaded correctly and confirm that the Card Case card retainer is loaded properly.
What to do if my Nisca Printer displays 'Card Empty'?
If the Nisca Printer indicates 'Card Empty', it signifies that there are no more cards in the printer. You need to load cards into the printer.
What to do if my Nisca PR-C201 has a card jam?
If your Nisca Printer experiences a card jam, remove the cards by rotating the Ejection Dial and then press the SET Key. Frequent card jams could mean the Feeding Roller is dirty, so clean the Feeding Roller. If the Feeding Roller is excessively dirty, continue cleaning using a new Cleaning Card.
What to do if my Nisca PR-C201 Printer shows 'Rbn & Film Empty'?
If your Nisca Printer displays 'Rbn & Film Empty', it means that both the ink ribbon and transfer film have been used up. Replace both the ink ribbon and the transfer film.
What to do if my Nisca PR-C201 Printer has a 'Download Error'?
If your Nisca Printer shows a 'Download Error', turn the power off and on, then start the version update again.
What does 'External Box' mean on my Nisca PR-C201 Printer?
If your Nisca Printer displays 'External Box', it means that during operation of the external box, data reception by the computer was interrupted. Press the SET Key and follow the directions of the application printing cards.
What does 'IC1 Access Error' mean on my Nisca Printer?
If your Nisca Printer displays 'IC1 Access Error', it means that during operation of the IC option 1, data reception by the computer was interrupted. Press the SET Key and follow the directions of the application printing cards.
What does 'IC2 Access Error' mean on my Nisca PR-C201 Printer?
If your Nisca Printer displays 'IC2 Access Error', it means that during operation of the IC option 2, data reception by the computer was interrupted. Press the SET Key and follow the directions of the application printing cards.
How to fix 'Film Wind up' error on Nisca PR-C201?
If you encounter a 'Film Wind up' error on your Nisca Printer, it means the transfer film could not be wound up. Reload the transfer film. The transfer film may be cut, so repair the cut transfer film. The transfer film set in the printer and printer settings may be different.
How to fix 'Ribbon Wind up' error on Nisca PR-C201 Printer?
If you encounter a 'Ribbon Wind up' error on your Nisca Printer, it means the ink ribbon could not be wound correctly. Reload the ink ribbon. The ink ribbon may be cut, so repair the cut ink ribbon. The ink ribbon set in the printer and printer settings may be different.
Indicates risks of accidents, fire, or electric shock if used improperly.
Indicates risks of injury or malfunction if used improperly.
Provides critical advice to prevent damage or malfunction.
Details and illustrations of the printer's front components.
Describes components located inside the top cover.
Details and illustrations of the printer's rear components.
Describes components and access related to the front cover.
Explains the function of the printer's control panel.
Alerts to hot components like the heat roller and thermal head sections.
Avoid unstable surfaces, vibrations, temperature changes, and direct sunlight.
Use proper power connections and handle the printer with care.
Step-by-step instructions for powering the printer on and off.
Procedure for loading multiple cards into the card case.
Instructions on how to switch from Normal Mode to User Mode.
Instructions on exiting User Mode.
Monitoring Ink Ribbon and Transfer Film quantities.
Adjusting vertical and horizontal placement of printed content.
How to use a cleaning card to clean rollers.
Explains error messages and how to clear them.
Provides solutions for common error messages.
Steps to remove cards jammed inside the card case.
Troubleshooting print issues caused by dirt and card condition.
Troubleshooting unprinted areas and print flaking.
Troubleshooting power and data transfer problems.
Resolving network connection problems.
Details on ink ribbons and transfer film types.
Specifications and usage guidelines for cards.
Indicates risks of accidents, fire, or electric shock if used improperly.
Indicates risks of injury or malfunction if used improperly.
Provides critical advice to prevent damage or malfunction.
Details and illustrations of the printer's front components.
Describes components located inside the top cover.
Details and illustrations of the printer's rear components.
Describes components and access related to the front cover.
Explains the function of the printer's control panel.
Alerts to hot components like the heat roller and thermal head sections.
Avoid unstable surfaces, vibrations, temperature changes, and direct sunlight.
Use proper power connections and handle the printer with care.
Step-by-step instructions for powering the printer on and off.
Procedure for loading multiple cards into the card case.
Instructions on how to switch from Normal Mode to User Mode.
Instructions on exiting User Mode.
Monitoring Ink Ribbon and Transfer Film quantities.
Adjusting vertical and horizontal placement of printed content.
How to use a cleaning card to clean rollers.
Explains error messages and how to clear them.
Provides solutions for common error messages.
Steps to remove cards jammed inside the card case.
Troubleshooting print issues caused by dirt and card condition.
Troubleshooting unprinted areas and print flaking.
Troubleshooting power and data transfer problems.
Resolving network connection problems.
Details on ink ribbons and transfer film types.
Specifications and usage guidelines for cards.
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