What to do if my Toshiba B-EX6T1 displays EXCESS HEAD TEMP?
If your Toshiba Barcode Reader displays 'EXCESS HEAD TEMP', it means the Print Head has overheated. Turn off the printer and allow it to cool down for about 3 minutes.
What does EEPROM ERROR mean on my Toshiba B-EX6T1 Barcode Reader?
An 'EEPROM ERROR' on your Toshiba Barcode Reader means that data cannot be properly read from or written to a backup EEPROM. To resolve this, turn the printer off, and then on again.
What does MEMORY FULL mean on Toshiba B-EX6T1 Barcode Reader?
If your Toshiba Barcode Reader displays 'MEMORY FULL', it means saving failed due to insufficient storage space in the flash ROM/USB memory. Turn the printer off, and then on again.
What to do if Toshiba B-EX6T1 says REWIND FULL?
If your Toshiba Barcode Reader displays 'REWIND FULL', it means the Built-in Rewinder Unit is full. Remove the backing paper from the Built-In Rewinder Unit and press the [RESTART] key.
What does HEAD ERROR mean on Toshiba B-EX6T1 Barcode Reader?
A 'HEAD ERROR' on your Toshiba Barcode Reader indicates a problem with the Print Head. Replace the Print Head.
What to do if my Toshiba B-EX6T1 says PAPER JAM?
If your Toshiba Barcode Reader displays a 'PAPER JAM' error, it could be due to several reasons. The media might be jammed, not loaded properly, the wrong media sensor might be selected, the black mark sensor might be misaligned, or the media size might not match the programmed size. First, remove any jammed media and clean the platen. Then, reload the media correctly and press the [RESTART] key. If the issue persists, ensure the correct media sensor is selected and realign the black mark sensor if necessary. Check if the loaded media size matches the programmed size. As a last resort, turn the printer off and then on.
Why won't the media feed in my Toshiba B-EX6T1 Barcode Reader?
If the media won't feed in your Toshiba Barcode Reader, it might not be loaded properly, or the printer is in an error condition. Load the media properly. Solve the error indicated in the message display.
What does MEMORY WRITE ERR mean on Toshiba B-EX6T1 Barcode Reader?
A 'MEMORY WRITE ERR.' on your Toshiba Barcode Reader indicates an error occurred while writing to the flash ROM/USB memory. Turn the printer off, and then on again.
What to do when Toshiba B-EX6T1 displays NO RIBBON?
If your Toshiba Barcode Reader displays 'NO RIBBON', it means the ribbon has run out. Load a new ribbon and press the [RESTART] key.
What to do if my Toshiba B-EX6T1 shows CUTTER ERROR?
A 'CUTTER ERROR' on your Toshiba Barcode Reader (if a cutter module is installed) indicates that the media is jammed in the cutter or the cutter cover is not attached properly. Remove any jammed media. Press the [RESTART] key. Ensure the Cutter Cover is properly attached.
General| Type | Industrial Barcode Printer |
|---|---|
| Print Method | Thermal Transfer / Direct Thermal |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Compliance | CE, FCC, RoHS |
| Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Interfaces | USB, Serial, Ethernet |
Describes the capabilities and supported operating systems of the printer driver.
Lists all TOSHIBA Bar Code Printer models supported by this driver.
Explains formatting conventions like brackets, quotes, and bold/italic for menu items, messages, and titles.
States that screens shown are examples, primarily based on Windows XP, and may differ.
Lists trademark acknowledgments and abbreviations for operating systems.
Details the system requirements and operational conditions for using the printer driver.
Provides important warnings and notes regarding driver installation and version compatibility.
Outlines common preparatory steps before installing the printer driver.
Details the steps to download and prepare the printer driver installation file.
Guides through installing the driver on older Windows operating systems.
Explains the installation process for modern Windows operating systems.
Details the USB installation procedure for Windows 2000 with Plug & Play.
Guides through USB installation on Windows XP/Server2003 with Plug & Play.
Covers USB installation on newer Windows versions with Plug & Play enabled.
Details parallel interface installation for Windows 2000 with Plug & Play.
Guides through parallel interface installation on Windows XP/Server2003 with Plug & Play.
Covers parallel interface installation on newer Windows versions with Plug & Play.
Provides instructions on how to remove the printer driver software from the system.
Details the procedure for uninstalling most printer driver versions.
Specific instructions for uninstalling older driver versions V6.5 Build75 and V6.5 Build77.
Allows specifying media size, orientation, and other properties of the media.
Enables adjustment of dithering or color tone for print quality.
Sets print conditions like media settings, issue settings, and fine adjustments.
Configures graphic options, print density, and feed adjustments.
Manages bar code fonts, enabling adding, deleting, and modifying them.
Enables testing printer operations and setting variable options.
Explains how to use resident fonts and bar code symbologies in Windows applications.
Provides examples of direct and network printer connections.
Step-by-step guide to adding a new Standard TCP/IP printer port.
Instructions on how to remove an existing Standard TCP/IP printer port.
Explains how to enable or disable the bi-directional communication feature for the printer.
Provides a procedure for setting printer parameters like Centro Mode and Plug & Play.
Details how to connect the printer to a network using different LAN interfaces and methods.
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