Why is media calibration out of range for sensor detection on my SATO TC408 Barcode Reader?
If media calibration is out of range for sensor detection on your SATO Barcode Reader, ensure media is loaded correctly and the media sensor is located under the media.
What to do if my SATO TC408 Barcode Reader says 'Memory full'?
If your SATO Barcode Reader shows 'Memory full', review the graphics and soft fonts sent from the host device. Use the application software to delete any that are no longer needed.
What to do if my SATO Barcode Reader says 'Media out'?
If the SATO Barcode Reader displays 'Media out', you need to supply the media roll.
What to do if the media is uninstalled or used up in my SATO TC408?
If your SATO Barcode Reader shows 'Media is uninstalled or used up', load new media into the printer.
What to do if the ribbon is uninstalled or end-of-ribbon occurred in my SATO Barcode Reader?
If your SATO Barcode Reader shows 'Ribbon is uninstalled or end-of-ribbon occurred', load a new ribbon into the printer.
Why is my SATO TC408 Barcode Reader miss-detecting the gap, and how do I fix it?
If you encounter a 'Miss-detected gap' error with your SATO Barcode Reader, check the media path and the position of the label sensor. For continuous media, verify the application and driver settings, ensuring continuous media is selected.
What causes a 'Serial IO error' on my SATO TC408 and how can I resolve it?
If your SATO Barcode Reader displays a 'Serial IO error', check the baud rate, format, or protocol settings between the host device and the printer to ensure they match.
What to do if the cutter failed on my SATO TC408?
If you are experiencing issues with the cutter on your SATO Barcode Reader, examine the media and the connection between the cutter and the main board.
How to fix a 'Ribbon sensor error' on my SATO TC408?
If your SATO Barcode Reader shows 'Ribbon sensor error', replace the ribbon sensor.
Contains proprietary information of SATO CORPORATION for use and maintenance.
Describes SATO CORPORATION's policy of continuous product improvement and subject to change.
States SATO CORPORATION's efforts to ensure accuracy but disclaims liability for errors or damages.
Explains icons used in the manual for notes, cautions, and warnings.
Instructions for unpacking and initial inspection of the printer.
Lists all items included in the printer package.
Provides a visual overview of the printer's front panel and its components.
Details the components visible on the front of the printer, including LEDs and buttons.
Details the ports and power switch located on the rear of the printer.
Shows internal components of the printer, including DIP Switch and media guides.
Shows internal components like the print head, media shaft, and sensors.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely connect the printer's power cord.
Notes on handling media rolls and preparing them for loading.
Instructions for opening the printer and positioning the media roll.
Explains how to select and adjust media sensors based on media type.
Instructions for preparing ribbon core adaptors and ribbon rolls.
Steps for opening the printer module and placing ribbon rolls.
Describes the meaning of the READY, MEDIA, and RIBBON LED indicators.
Explains the functions of the FEED, PAUSE, and CANCEL buttons.
Procedure for calibrating the label sensor for accurate media detection.
Guide to printing a report that shows printer settings and quality.
Overview of available interface options (RS-232, USB, Parallel) and their requirements.
Specific requirements and benefits of using the USB interface.
Details on RS-232 serial port connection and cable requirements.
Details on Centronics parallel port connection and cable requirements.
Information on using Seagull drivers for communication with the printer.
Step-by-step guide for installing the USB printer driver.
Step-by-step guide for installing drivers for Parallel or Serial interfaces.
Explains how to interpret LED blinking patterns to diagnose printer issues.
Troubleshooting steps for common media-related issues like detection or jams.
Troubleshooting steps for ribbon-related issues.
Troubleshooting for non-media/ribbon issues like serial communication errors.
Details on printer status indicators and their meanings.
Solutions for issues related to data transmission between the host and printer.
Steps to recover the printer after a problem is resolved.
General guidelines for maintaining the printer's performance and longevity.
Detailed instructions and cautions for cleaning the printer's print head.
Recommendations for how often to clean the print heads.
Information on appropriate cleaning materials and precautions.
Specific instructions on the correct method for cleaning the print head.
Instructions for cleaning the printer's rollers.
Instructions for cleaning the area where media is loaded.
Provides overall technical specifications for the TC408 and TC408X printers.
Details on fonts, barcodes, and graphics supported by the SDPL language.
Details on fonts, barcodes, and graphics supported by the SEPL language.
Details on fonts, barcodes, and graphics supported by the SZPL language.
Describes the USB connector pin assignment and interface.
Describes the RS232 serial connector pin assignment and interface.
Describes the Centronics parallel connector pin assignment.
Explains the printer's capability to communicate with multiple PCs simultaneously.
Wiring diagrams and instructions for connecting the printer to host systems.
Step-by-step guide for installing the rotary and guillotine cutter accessories.
Instructions on configuring cutter settings within the printer driver.
Procedure for clearing paper jams from the rotary cutter.
Procedure for clearing paper jams from the guillotine cutter.
General| Type | Barcode Reader |
|---|---|
| Model | TC408 |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Resolution | 4 mil |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Humidity | 5% to 95% (non-condensing) |
| Drop Specification | 1.5 m |
| Supported Symbologies | 1D: UPC/EAN/JAN, Code 39, Code 128 |
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