What to do if my Panasonic LP-Z256 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.
Denotes a potential hazard that will result in serious injury or death.
Denotes a potential hazard that could result in serious injury or death.
Denotes a hazard that could result in minor injury.
Describes how to operate the laser marker's touch panel or monitor screens.
Outlines the basic procedures for using the laser marker from startup to power off.
Details the setting methods for functions applied to actual marking using samples.
Covers settings specific to marking 3D figures, not applicable to LP-S series.
Steps for installing and connecting the laser marker and its components.
Procedure for turning on and starting the laser marker system.
Steps to select a file number and input marking contents and layout.
Procedure for confirming radiation position with guide laser and radiating laser for marking.
Instructions on how to save the marking data in the laser marker.
Steps for safely turning off the laser marker's power supply.
Points to ensure during laser marker installation, including safety measures and cooling.
Details on connecting the head and controller with specified cables.
Connecting touch panel, I/O terminals, interlock connectors, and sensors to the controller.
Procedure for connecting the controller's power cable.
Procedure to select a file number to set the marking data.
Procedure to mark the current date and time using the laser marker's internal clock.
Procedure to mark the expiry date, calculated based on the internal clock and set period.
Procedure to mark lot numbers by replacing month data with specified characters.
Setting up the counter function for sequential marking.
Procedure for marking QR codes or Data Matrix codes.
Procedure for marking pre-defined logo data.
Setting up repeated marking of the same content in a matrix.
Procedure for marking on moving objects (on-the-fly marking).
Setting up marking on a sloped surface, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on an uneven surface, including settings for multiple layers.
Setting up marking on a cylindrical surface (convex face).
Setting up marking on a cylinder with different rotation angles and positions.
Setting up marking on a horizontal cone, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on a vertical cone, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on a spherical surface, including figure and character conditions.
Setting parameters for bar codes and 2D codes, including type, position, and data.
Adjusting laser parameters like power, scan speed, and pulse cycle for quality control.
Measuring marking energy per trigger and setting upper/lower limits.
Setting trigger conditions for marking moving objects (on-the-fly marking).
Troubleshooting steps for marking issues like no marking, faded marking, or incorrect line runs.
Errors indicating emergent safety function activation or abnormalities, requiring alarm release.
Notifications for incorrect settings or laser radiation conditions that prevent marking.
Denotes a potential hazard that will result in serious injury or death.
Denotes a potential hazard that could result in serious injury or death.
Denotes a hazard that could result in minor injury.
Describes how to operate the laser marker's touch panel or monitor screens.
Outlines the basic procedures for using the laser marker from startup to power off.
Details the setting methods for functions applied to actual marking using samples.
Covers settings specific to marking 3D figures, not applicable to LP-S series.
Steps for installing and connecting the laser marker and its components.
Procedure for turning on and starting the laser marker system.
Steps to select a file number and input marking contents and layout.
Procedure for confirming radiation position with guide laser and radiating laser for marking.
Instructions on how to save the marking data in the laser marker.
Steps for safely turning off the laser marker's power supply.
Points to ensure during laser marker installation, including safety measures and cooling.
Details on connecting the head and controller with specified cables.
Connecting touch panel, I/O terminals, interlock connectors, and sensors to the controller.
Procedure for connecting the controller's power cable.
Procedure to select a file number to set the marking data.
Procedure to mark the current date and time using the laser marker's internal clock.
Procedure to mark the expiry date, calculated based on the internal clock and set period.
Procedure to mark lot numbers by replacing month data with specified characters.
Setting up the counter function for sequential marking.
Procedure for marking QR codes or Data Matrix codes.
Procedure for marking pre-defined logo data.
Setting up repeated marking of the same content in a matrix.
Procedure for marking on moving objects (on-the-fly marking).
Setting up marking on a sloped surface, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on an uneven surface, including settings for multiple layers.
Setting up marking on a cylindrical surface (convex face).
Setting up marking on a cylinder with different rotation angles and positions.
Setting up marking on a horizontal cone, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on a vertical cone, including figure and character conditions.
Setting up marking on a spherical surface, including figure and character conditions.
Setting parameters for bar codes and 2D codes, including type, position, and data.
Adjusting laser parameters like power, scan speed, and pulse cycle for quality control.
Measuring marking energy per trigger and setting upper/lower limits.
Setting trigger conditions for marking moving objects (on-the-fly marking).
Troubleshooting steps for marking issues like no marking, faded marking, or incorrect line runs.
Errors indicating emergent safety function activation or abnormalities, requiring alarm release.
Notifications for incorrect settings or laser radiation conditions that prevent marking.
General| Print Method | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC Adapter |
| Print Speed | 20 mm/s |
| Label Width | 24 mm |
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