What does 'Memory full' mean on my TSC TTP-346M Barcode Reader and how to fix it?
If your TSC Barcode Reader displays 'Memory full ( FLASH / DRAM )', it means the space of FLASH/DRAM is full. Delete any unused files in the FLASH/DRAM to free up space.
What does 'Carriage Open' mean on my TSC TTP-346M?
If your TSC Barcode Reader displays 'Carriage Open', it means that the printer carriage is open. Please close the print carriage.
Why doesn't the power indicator light up on my TSC Barcode Reader?
If the power indicator on your TSC Barcode Reader does not illuminate, the power cord may not be properly connected. Ensure that the power cord is plugged securely into both the printer and the outlet, and then switch the printer on.
What to do if my TSC TTP-346M says 'No Ribbon'?
If your TSC Barcode Reader displays 'No Ribbon', it could be due to a few reasons. First, check if you are running out of ribbon and supply a new ribbon roll if needed. Second, the ribbon might be installed incorrectly, so refer to the user’s manual for the correct reinstallation steps.
How to fix paper jam on TSC TTP-346M Barcode Reader?
To resolve a 'Paper Jam' error on your TSC Barcode Reader, calibrate the gap/black mark sensor. Also, ensure that the label size is set correctly.
What to do if my TSC Barcode Reader says 'No Paper'?
If your TSC Barcode Reader shows 'No Paper', it could be due to a few reasons. You might be running out of labels, so try supplying a new label roll. Alternatively, the label roll might be installed incorrectly, so please refer to the user’s manual for the correct installation steps. Also, the gap/black mark sensor may not be calibrated properly, so you should calibrate the gap/black mark sensor.
General| Print Method | Thermal Transfer and Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Max Print Width | 104 mm |
| Memory | 8 MB Flash |
| Interface | Parallel |
| Media Type | Fanfold |
| Media Width | 25.4 mm - 114 mm |
| Label Width | 25.4 mm - 114 mm |
| Label Thickness | 0.06 - 0.19 mm |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
Identifies and describes connectors on the printer's main board.
Details RFID, sensor, and spindle connectors found on the printer.
Lists cutter, GPIO, and stepping motor connectors on various modules.
Provides detailed pin assignments for RS-232C, USB, and Centronics interfaces.
Lists pin assignments for Ethernet and PS/2 interfaces.
Shows the pinout for the printer's GPIO interface connector.
Step-by-step guide for accessing internal components by removing covers.
Detailed steps for removing and installing the print head assembly.
Lists common issues and their corresponding recovery procedures.
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