What to do if my SATO Label Maker displays a 'Sensor cover open error'?
If your SATO Label Maker displays a 'Sensor cover open error', it means the sensor cover is unlocked or the sensor for sensing the open/close status of the sensor cover is defective. Ensure the sensor cover is locked. If the error persists, the sensor may need to be replaced.
What to do if my SATO s84ex Label Maker displays a 'Parity error'?
If your SATO Label Maker displays a 'Parity error', 'Overrun error', or 'Framing error', it is likely due to incorrect RS-232C settings or an incorrect cable connection. Adjust the interface settings correctly and ensure the cable is properly connected.
How to fix SD card write error on SATO s84ex?
If you're encountering an SD card write error on your SATO Label Maker, start by ensuring the SD card is properly connected. If it is, verify that it isn't write-protected; if it is, release the write-protect. If the issue continues, the SD card may need to be replaced.
Why does my SATO Label Maker say ribbon end?
The 'Ribbon End' error on your SATO Label Maker typically means that the ribbon is either not loaded, not loaded correctly or damaged. Try loading a new ribbon or ensuring that the existing ribbon is correctly loaded. If the ribbon is torn, clean and adjust the ribbon path.
What to do if SATO Label Maker shows head open error?
If your SATO Label Maker displays a 'Head Open' error, it indicates that the print head is unlocked. Make sure to lock the print head. If the problem persists, the sensor for sensing the open/close status of the print head might be defective and needs replacement.
What causes an overheat error on a SATO Label Maker?
An overheat error on your SATO Label Maker occurs when the printer's temperature exceeds its tolerance value. To resolve this, stop using the printer and allow it to cool down.
What to do when SATO s84ex Label Maker displays a memory full error?
If your SATO Label Maker shows a 'Memory Full Error', it means that there is not enough space in the memory. To fix this, delete any unnecessary data from the memory.
What causes a buffer overflow on a SATO Label Maker?
A buffer overflow on your SATO Label Maker happens either because the received data's size is too large for the receive buffer, or the communication settings between the printer and the host are incorrect. Avoid sending data exceeding the buffer size, and ensure the communication settings between the printer and the host are correctly configured.
How do I resolve a sensor error on my SATO s84ex?
A sensor error on your SATO Label Maker could be due to an incorrect media sensor level, the wrong sensor type, or meandering media. Adjust the media sensor level, ensure you are using the correct sensor type, and clean and adjust the media path.
Why is my SATO s84ex Label Maker showing a memory write error when using USB memory?
A memory write error on your SATO Label Maker when using USB memory can occur for several reasons. The USB memory might be disconnected during writing, or there might not be sufficient copy area in the memory. Also, writing to the memory may fail, or the USB memory might not be formatted. Ensure the USB memory is connected, has sufficient copy area, and is properly formatted. If the issue persists, try replacing the memory.
General| Max Print Length | 39.37 inches |
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| Print Method | Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal |
| Connectivity | USB, Serial |
| Supported Barcode Types | Data Matrix, PDF417, QR Code |
| Supported Media Types | Roll, Fanfold |
| Media Thickness | 0.002 to 0.008 inches |
| Operating Temperature | 41 to 95°F (5 to 35°C) |
| Dimensions | 18.11" D x 12.6" H |
| Print Width | 4.09 inches |
| Max Print Width | 4.09 inches |
| Memory | 16MB Flash, 32MB SDRAM |
Outlines essential safety and environmental considerations for printer installation.
Explains how to connect the printer to host computers using various available interfaces.
Details the procedure for safely connecting the printer to an AC power source.
Describes the correct steps for powering the printer on and off to prevent malfunctions.
Provides step-by-step instructions for loading the ribbon into the printer correctly.
Outlines the process for loading media, with or without a dispenser, into the printer.
Provides intervals and procedures for cleaning essential print head and platen roller components.
Lists common printer errors, their causes, and corresponding countermeasures for resolution.
Provides a systematic checklist for diagnosing and resolving common printer operational issues.
Offers specific steps for troubleshooting issues related to various printer interface connections.
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