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General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
| Media Type | Labels, Tags, Die-Cut |
| Memory | 8 MB Flash |
| Interfaces | Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Provides an introduction to the SATO CL608/CL612 printer service manual.
Details the physical dimensions and power requirements of the printers.
Identifies and describes the main internal and external components of the printer.
Discusses the type of ribbons to be used with the thermal transfer printers.
Provides advice on printer placement and environmental factors for optimal operation.
Identifies and explains the function of various switches and sensors within the printer.
Details the functions of the LCD screen, LEDs, and control panel keys.
Lists and describes available optional accessories for the printers.
Outlines environmental operating conditions and regulatory approvals.
Specifies the printing capabilities, speed, and resolution of the printers.
Details media specifications and ribbon characteristics.
Lists printer controls, signals, and associated adjustments.
Describes the available interface types for connecting the printer.
Outlines the internal processing components like CPU, ROM, and DRAM.
Lists the various matrix, auto-smoothing, and vector fonts supported by the printer.
Details supported symbologies and additional printer features.
Explains the location and purpose of dip switches for printer configuration.
Describes the default switch selections and software settings for the printer.
Outlines procedures for accessing various printer adjustments using the control panel.
Explains how to enter and use advanced mode for printer settings and adjustments.
Provides instructions on how to print test labels to verify settings.
Introduces the interface specifications for the CL608/CL612 printers.
Describes the different types of interfaces available for connecting the printers.
Explains the printer's receive buffer functionality for data handling.
Details the general specifications for the RS232C serial interface.
Details the dip switch settings for configuring the RS232 serial interface.
Outlines the specifications for the Centronics parallel interface.
Describes the accessory connector and its pin assignments for external devices.
Introduces the chapter on electrical checks and adjustments for the printers.
Details preparatory steps required before performing adjustments.
Explains how to check the printer's power supply voltages.
Lists the assignments of potentiometers for various adjustments.
Provides instructions for user adjustment of the pitch potentiometer.
Details the procedure for user adjustment of the offset.
Explains how to adjust the label gap for proper media sensing.
Guides the user through adjusting the eye-mark sensor for label detection.
Provides steps for adjusting the ribbon sensor.
Details how to adjust the contrast of the LCD display.
Explains how to adjust the print darkness for optimal print quality.
Introduces the mechanical sub-assemblies and adjustments for the printers.
Covers adjustments for ribbon unwind and rewind clutch tensions.
Guides on adjusting the print head's horizontal position.
Details how to adjust the print head for even density across its width.
Explains how to adjust the ribbon rollers for proper ribbon movement.
Describes how to balance ribbon tension to prevent wrinkles.
Provides instructions for adjusting feed rollers for accurate label tracking.
Details how to adjust the tension of the timing belts.
Explains how to adjust the head latch for proper print head engagement.
Guides on adjusting the notch/gap sensor for label detection.
Lists the replaceable components and sub-assemblies covered in this section.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the main circuit board.
Details the procedure for replacing the printer's fuses.
Provides instructions for replacing the printer's power supply unit.
Outlines the steps for replacing the stepper motor.
Details the procedure for replacing the timing belts.
Provides instructions for replacing the print head assembly.
Details the procedure for replacing the printer's platen roller.
Explains how to replace the ribbon drive clutch washers.
Provides instructions for replacing the ribbon motion sensor.
Details replacing the paper end switch and bottom halves of sensors.
Provides instructions for replacing the top half of the notch/gap sensor.
Details the procedure for replacing the display panel or keypad.
Introduces the factory reset modes available for the printer.
Explains how to perform a factory test print without resetting the printer.
Details the procedure for clearing all settings from the EEPROM.
Provides instructions for clearing the head counters.
Explains how to reset the cutter counter.
Introduces the troubleshooting section and its contents.
Lists initial checks to perform before troubleshooting.
Guides on troubleshooting issues with the Centronics parallel interface.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting the RS232C serial interface.
Lists printer error signals, LED indications, and audible beeps.
Presents tables of common symptoms, probable causes, and corrective actions.
Shows examples of good and bad head patterns for diagnosis.
Summarizes the addendum content, noting differences for earlier serial numbers.
Highlights key differences between early and later models of the printers.
Provides instructions for replacing the main circuit board on earlier models.
Details fuse replacement procedures for earlier models.
Outlines steps for replacing the power supply on earlier models.
Provides instructions for installing a memory board.
Details the procedure for replacing the print head on earlier models.
Provides instructions for replacing the top half of the notch/gap sensor.
Details replacing paper end switch and sensor bottom halves.
Details procedures for checking power supply voltages on earlier models.
Lists potentiometer assignments for earlier models.
Explains how to check and adjust the gap/see-through sensor.
Guides on adjusting the pitch sensor for eye-mark tags.
Details how to adjust the ribbon sensor.
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