Why does my Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L Printer have a vertical white stripe on the printout?
If a vertical white stripe appears on the printout from your Sony Printer, it might be due to dust accumulation on the thermal head. To resolve this, clean the interior of the printer.
Why is my Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L not feeding paper correctly?
If your Sony Printer isn't feeding the paper correctly, there are a couple of things to check: * First, make sure the printer is turned on. If it isn't, turn it on. * Second, verify that the paper roll is loaded in the correct direction. If you loaded it with the left and right sides reversed, reload it properly.
What to do if my Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L says 'Out of paper' but there is still paper?
If your Sony Printer displays an 'Out of paper' message even when there's still paper in the unit, don't worry, it's not a defect. Some spare paper will always be left over. Remove the leftover paper and load a new ink ribbon and paper roll.
What to do if my Sony Printer says 'no paper' after loading paper?
If you've loaded the paper roll in your Sony Printer, but a 'no paper' message appears, it might not have been loaded correctly. Ensure that the paper roll is loaded correctly.
What to do if my Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L says 'no ink ribbon' after loading ink ribbon?
If you've loaded the ink ribbon in your Sony Printer, but a 'no ink ribbon' message appears, the ribbon may not have been loaded correctly. Ensure that the ribbon is loaded correctly.
How to fix white margin on printed image with Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L?
If there is a white margin on the printed image from your Sony Printer, it may be because you're using a 127 mm (5 inches) wide printing pack (2UPC-R203/ R205 series) without the paper adapters attached. Attach the paper adapters to resolve this issue.
What to do if I cannot load paper roll in my Sony SNAPLAB UP-CR20L?
If you cannot load the paper roll into your Sony Printer, check if you are trying to load a printing pack that is 152 mm (6 inches) in width (2UPC-R204/ C26/R206 series) while the paper adapters are attached. If so, remove the adapters and then load the paper roll.
General| Print Size | 4 x 6 inches |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 x 300 dpi |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Print Technology | Dye Sublimation |
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Operating Temperature | 50-95°F (10-35°C) |
| Operating Humidity | 20% to 80% (non-condensing) |
Crucial warnings about fire, electric shock, and avoiding hazardous radiation exposure.
Identifies and describes the front panel display, memory card slots, CD/DVD drive, and output mechanisms.
Provides notes on handling paper rolls, ink ribbons, and printing packs correctly.
Instructions to unlock the safety-locked ribbon door using the administrator password.
Detailed steps on inserting the paper core and loading the paper roll correctly.
Instructions for loading 127-mm (5-inch) paper rolls, including adapter placement.
Instructions for correctly inserting the ribbon tray and closing the ribbon door.
Steps for preparing and loading the paper roll into the printer unit.
Instructions for loading 152-mm (6-inch) paper rolls, including adapter removal.
Detailed steps for loading the ink ribbon cartridge and spool into the ribbon tray.
Procedure to check the remaining ink ribbon and print capacity on the confirmation screen.
Explains the error message when paper or ink ribbon runs out and how to proceed.
Steps to unlock the door and prepare for removing old paper and ink ribbon.
Detailed steps for removing the paper roll, paper core, ribbon tray, and ink ribbon.
Instructions for using tape to join a broken ink ribbon and remove slack.
Steps to unlock the ribbon door via password entry to prepare for replacing supplies.
Steps to access the main administration screen, including password entry.
Visual guides outlining the sequence of operations for Full, Quick Print, and Event modes.
Explains the three operation modes: Full, Quick Print, and Event, and their characteristics.
Instructions on how to select the user interface language for the printer.
Steps to set the internal clock, including date format and time display options.
Guides on setting administrator and checkout passwords for security and operation.
Details how to set prices for different print sizes, additional fees, and initial order fees.
Step-by-step guide to inputting base prices and additional fees for print sizes.
Explains how to set administrator and checkout passwords, and disable password input.
Details how to set tiered pricing based on the number of prints ordered for volume discounts.
Configures maximum prints per order, total prints, price limits, and rental options.
Explains how to use budget codes for tracking printing costs for internal purposes.
Allows printing in non-standard sizes without changing printing packs, with options for cutting.
Instructions for cleaning the thermal head and rollers to resolve print defects like stripes.
Detailed steps for applying the cleaning sheet to the thermal head and rollers for cleaning.
Steps to start the printer, select language, and choose the image source (Memory Card, CD/DVD).
Procedure to select images, specify quantities, and access editing functions.
Steps to review order details, select print finish, and initiate printing.
Guides on inputting text, selecting font, size, color, and adjusting layout for text overlays.
Overview of editing tools: Crop & Rotate, Text Input, Color Adjustment, Sepia/B&W, Red Eye Reduction.
Troubleshooting guide covering paper feeding, ink loading, messages, and print quality issues.
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