What to do if SATO M-8485Se Printer Accessories does not come up ready after print server installation?
If your SATO Printer Accessories doesn't become ready after installing the print server, the print server firmware might not have loaded correctly. If you see the boot prompt, try reloading the firmware.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se indicates buffer overflow?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a buffer overflow with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se Printer Accessories shows framing error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a framing error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se does not respond to print job with an error message on PC?
If your SATO Printer Accessories isn't responding to a print job and you're seeing an error message on your computer, it might not recognize the printer. Here's what to check: * Make sure both ends of the cable are firmly plugged into the correct ports. * Confirm that the printer is ONLINE. * Check the cable for any damage.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se Printer Accessories shows parity error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a parity error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se shows cutter error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a cutter error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO M-8485Se Printer Accessories shows card low battery error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a card low battery error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO Printer Accessories has card R/W error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a card R/W error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO Printer Accessories has sensor error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a sensor error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
What to do if SATO Printer Accessories has head error?
If your SATO Printer Accessories indicates a head error with the error signal, cycle the power off and on.
General| Brand | SATO |
|---|---|
| Model | M-8485Se |
| Category | Printer Accessories |
| Language | English |
Overview of the printer's capabilities and manual structure.
Detailed technical specifications for various printer models, including print, media, and ribbon.
Identifies the printer's controls, signals, and indicators on the operation panel.
Details the types of interface connections supported by the printer.
Information on the printer's internal processing components like CPU and memory.
Provides physical dimensions of the printer models.
Guidance on installing SATO “Se” print engine modules and getting started quickly.
Considerations for selecting printer location based on environmental factors for optimal results.
Identifies key parts of the printer assembly.
Instructions for loading ribbon and label stock into the printer.
Procedure for adjusting the label sensor for accurate label positioning.
Overview of the printer's operation panel, including buttons and display.
Details settings controlled by DIP switches for printer modes and functions.
Explains switch and software default configurations and how to reset them.
Describes adjustments for Pitch, Backfeed Offset, Display, and Print using potentiometers.
Outlines procedures for manually entering printer settings using the LCD panel.
Configuration options available in the printer's normal operating mode.
Provides access to adjustments requiring occasional changes and affecting basic printer operation.
Information on adjusting print quality, cleaning, and replacing parts.
Methods for adjusting print quality via print darkness and speed.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the print head, platen, and rollers.
Procedure for user-replaceable print head removal and installation.
Overview of commands for producing labels with logos, bar codes, and data.
Explains the command structure, including ASCII characters and Escape sequences.
Details commands for printing various standard and 2D bar code symbologies.
Command to establish a new base reference point for label printing.
Commands for creating and printing custom graphics like logos.
Command to set the media size, adjusting offsets for label usage.
Details the command structure and data format for printing Postnet bar codes.
Command to specify new print darkness settings via software.
Command to specify a unique print speed through software for a particular label.
Command to print sequential fields like text and bar codes with in-printer incrementing.
Designates the format for a Data Matrix two-dimensional bar code image.
Details the command structure for printing QR Code symbols.
Sets the default printer configuration into EEPROM.
Specifications for interfacing the printer with host systems using plug-in modules.
Describes available interface options like Parallel, Serial, USB, and LAN.
Details the high-speed, bi-directional parallel interface conforming to IEEE1284.
Covers asynchronous ASCII serial communication parameters and pin assignments.
Information on the optional LAN interface module and driver loading.
Explains the two-way communications protocol for checking printer status.
Basic checks for printer power, online status, and error lights.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the parallel interface connection and settings.
Steps to resolve problems with the serial interface, including cable and configuration checks.
Troubleshooting for USB connectivity, including driver installation and device manager checks.
Explanation of error indications via LCD display, LEDs, and buzzer.
Command to begin all print jobs.
Details commands for printing various standard bar code symbologies.
Command to expand the printer's maximum print length.
Command to specify a field's horizontal location relative to the base reference point.
Lists detailed information on printing various bar code symbologies.
Specifies command structure, character set, and density for Codabar bar codes.
Details command structure, character set, and density for Code 39 bar codes.
Covers Data Matrix format, sequential numbering, and print data commands.
Details the command structure for printing Maxicode symbols.
Provides command structure and specifications for PDF417 bar codes.
Demonstrates designing and printing a custom character using a matrix.
Illustrates designing and printing a custom graphic image using a matrix.
Describes the Memory Card Option, its specifications, and installation.
Explains user-changeable interface modules and the procedure for replacement.
Information on creating and using custom Protocol Command Codes for printer operation.
Details the command format for downloading a new set of Protocol Command Codes.
Procedure to restore alternate protocol control codes if custom codes are incorrect.
Steps for downloading a custom Protocol Command Code set to the printer.
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