What to do if my Panasonic Label Maker does not start?
If your Panasonic Label Maker isn't starting, make sure the power cable is securely connected. Also, verify that the key switch is turned on. Ensure that the power supply is working. If none of these steps work, the fuse might be blown and needs replacing.
What to do if my Panasonic Industrial Equipment power supply is not turned on?
If your Panasonic Industrial Equipment's power supply isn't turning on, there are several potential causes: * The power cable might not be properly connected, so ensure it's securely plugged in. * The key switch might not be turned on; make sure to turn it on. * The power supply itself might not be providing power; check the power supply. * The fuse could be blown; replace it by following the 'Safety / Setup / Maintenance Guide'.
General| Cutter | Automatic |
|---|---|
| Printing Method | Thermal Transfer |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Power Source | AC Adapter, Rechargeable Li-ion Battery |
| Display | LCD |
| Battery Life | Varies based on usage |
General terms for using the document, confirming functionality and contents.
States applications are examples and does not grant licenses or infringe IP rights.
Lists registered trademarks used in the document.
To reduce risks like injury, shock, fire, malfunction, and damage.
Symbols used to describe hazard levels, injury, and damage from disregard.
Symbols used to describe types of instructions to be observed.
Lists the Laser Marker models covered by this document.
Describes the different manuals available for the laser marker.
Explains how to operate the touch panel or monitor screen.
Describes the basic procedures from start-up to power off.
Details on installing and connecting the laser marker head and controller.
Procedures for selecting file number and inputting marking contents.
Describes setting methods for functions applied to actual marking.
Function specific to LP-M/LP-Z series for marking on 3D objects.
Overview of the operation screen layout and common buttons.
Details on the operation screen for marking content confirmation.
Screen for changing or setting permitted operator items.
Displays status of I/O terminals and error log.
Setting marking modes like RUN, TEST, START, STOP, GUIDE.
Procedures for registering files and changing file numbers.
Setting the character string to be marked and inputting function characters.
Setting functional conditions like date-related marking and counters.
Specifies character conditions, position, size, font, and laser power.
Adjustments for laser power, scan speed, and marking quality control.
Setting marking for moving objects and marking timing.
Setting common marking conditions for multiple files.
Screen for checking marking content image before marking.
Exporting/importing data like setting files, logs, and fonts via USB.
Used for environment setting and checking system status.
Measures for issues when the unit does not start or power is not turned on.
Measures for issues when laser is not pumped or pumped in remote mode.
Measures for issues related to touch panel, monitor, or mouse not working.
Measures for issues when marking cannot be done or marking status is incorrect.
Measures for issues like faded marking, uneven density, or chipped characters.
Measures for issues with marking when objects are moving.
Measures for issues when the marker cannot be controlled by external signal.
Details and measures for different alarm error codes.
Details and measures for different warning codes.
Describes various code symbols like CODE39, ITF, CODE128, NW-7, EAN, GS1 DataBar, QR Code, Data Matrix.
Information on DXF formats readable by the laser marker.
Table of input ranges for various settings across different models.
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