What to do if my Panasonic LP-M200 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'.
What to do if the laser is not pumped in remote mode on my Panasonic Industrial Equipment?
If the laser is not pumping in remote mode on your Panasonic Industrial Equipment, the issue might be related to the external control equipment. Here's what to check: * Ensure proper connections with the external equipment, looking for any mis-connections, disconnections, or contact failures due to loose connectors. * If controlling the laser pumping by I/O signal, turn off DIP switch No. 2 and turn on [LASER IN]. * If controlling the laser pumping by serial communication, turn on DIP switch No. 2 and transmit the laser pumping command (LSR). Remember to set the laser marker switch to the power OFF state before changing the DIP setting.
Why is the laser not pumped in my Panasonic Industrial Equipment?
If the laser is not pumping in your Panasonic Industrial Equipment, consider these possible causes and solutions: * Check if [IN COM.] [OUT COM.] of the terminal block is connected to the power supply. If not, connect them in the Input/Output Terminal to the internal power supply, or supply power from an external source. * Verify the interlock connector connection. Also, ensure that any safety equipment (like doors or switches) connected to the interlock connector is not in an OPEN status; restore the original condition if necessary. * Check the connection of [LASER STOP 2A], [LASER STOP 2B] and [OUT COM.] of the input terminal. Also, ensure that any safety equipment connected to laser stop 2 is not in an OPEN status; restore the original condition if necessary. * If the emergency...
Explains hazard level symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and their meanings.
Details how to set basic functions for actual marking operations.
Explains how to perform marking on a sloped surface.
Describes the screen for operator-adjustable settings.
Explains how to monitor the status of I/O signals and DIP switches.
Specifies settings for marking bar codes and 2D codes.
Details parameters for laser power, scan speed, and quality control.
Explains how to measure and set marking energy limits.
Sets up marking for moving objects (on-the-fly).
Explains hazard level symbols (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION) and their meanings.
Details how to set basic functions for actual marking operations.
Explains how to perform marking on a sloped surface.
Describes the screen for operator-adjustable settings.
Explains how to monitor the status of I/O signals and DIP switches.
Specifies settings for marking bar codes and 2D codes.
Details parameters for laser power, scan speed, and quality control.
Explains how to measure and set marking energy limits.
Sets up marking for moving objects (on-the-fly).
General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Source | AC Adapter |
| Cutter | Automatic |
| Tape Width | 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 mm |
| Label Width | 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 mm |
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