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General| Technology | Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) |
|---|---|
| Maximum Number of Lines | 5 |
| Font Matrix Configuration | 5x5, 7x5, 9x7 |
| Data Interface | RS-232 |
| Substrate Compatibility | Paper, plastic, metal, glass |
| Connectivity | RS-232 |
| Maximum Print Speed | Up to 305 m/min (1000 ft/min) |
| Print Speed | Up to 305 m/min (1000 ft/min) |
Explains how the EXCEL 2000 Series printer is referred to in the manual.
Discusses the variety of inks and surfaces the printer can use.
Specifies that the manual contains operator information and procedures.
Provides guidance for first-time users and experienced users.
Explains conventions for warning, caution, notes, and screen text.
Details what the service manual covers, including installation and troubleshooting.
Intended for qualified personnel as a supplement to training.
Lists manual sections to read for better understanding and operation.
Defines TotalSource as a commitment to total service and reliability.
Details commitment including applications support, training, and technical support.
Provides contact information for assistance within and outside the USA.
Explains the purpose, format, and placement of warning statements.
Guidance for users new to the printer's keyboard interface.
Information for users already familiar with the keyboard as a reference.
Explains how to use the key to prevent unauthorized use of the keyboard.
Lists the primary keys used for operating the printer.
Provides detailed explanations for each control key's function.
Describes the events that occur when the ON key is pressed.
Defines the 97-second start-up sequence and its system checks.
Defines the four-minute shutdown sequence and proper procedure.
Summarizes the meaning of the HEAD key light states: ON, FLASHING, OFF.
Describes messages, faults, warnings, and software commands shown on the screen.
Explains the purpose and usage of function keys F1 through F5.
Explains the location and basic functions of the arrow keys.
Explains how to enter uppercase and lowercase alphabetic characters.
Details how to enter special characters shown in green and red.
Explains how to enter numeric characters using the keypad.
Details how to enter special characters shown in red on the keypad.
Provides instructions for circulating ink when the printer is idle for days.
Details procedures for preparing the printer for storage to prevent damage.
Checks fluid levels in ink and make-up fluid bottles before startup.
Steps to turn on the printer, including AC power switch and ON key.
Steps to turn on the printhead, considering the circulator pump.
Steps for performing the standard printer shutdown sequence.
Steps to shut down the printhead, preserving the circulator pump.
Explains that frames are sets of commands visible on the display screen.
Describes the Edit mode used for entering, editing, and storing messages.
Contains procedures for creating, editing, storing, and printing messages.
Lists the main sections within the chapter for message operations.
Explains how to view, clear, select format, create, and load messages.
Details the steps to create a new message, including format and content.
Describes various print matrices (formats) and character size options.
Covers reversing, inverting, and bolding individual characters.
Covers reversing, inverting, and bolding entire messages.
Explains how to adjust message height using Frame <01 PRINT>.
Explains how to adjust message width using Frame <01 PRINT>.
Describes Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 inserts based on parameter source.
Steps to insert the current hour of the day using Frame <02 CLOCK>.
Steps to insert the current month of the year using Frame <04 DATE>.
Steps to insert the current hour of the day using Frame <01 CLOCK>.
Steps to insert the current minute using Frame <01 CLOCK>.
Steps to insert hour of the week using Frame <01 CLOCK>.
Steps to insert week of year using Frame <01 CLOCK>.
Steps to insert current month using Frame <01 DATE>.
Steps to insert day of month using Frame <01 DATE>.
Steps to insert current year using Frame <01 DATE>.
Steps to insert Julian date using Frame <01 DATE>.
Steps to insert expiration month using Frame <03 DATE>.
Steps to insert expiration month-of-year using Frame <02 DATE>.
Steps to insert expiration day-of-month using Frame <02 DATE>.
Steps to insert expiration year using Frame <02 DATE>.
Steps to insert expiration Julian date using Frame <02 DATE>.
Details parameters like starting value, max count, and repeat count.
Steps to insert and configure a serializer into a message.
Details parameters like timer select, update interval, and timer format.
Steps to set up custom shift codes, times, and maximum shifts.
Steps to add an appended message to extend message length.
Steps to insert remote data from a host PC using RS-232.
Steps to insert multiple spaces efficiently using Frame <01 M-SPACE>.
Steps to insert a custom character created in System Set-up.
Steps to insert a graphic symbol designed by Videojet.
Lists and describes supported bar code types like EAN, UPC, and Code 128.
Steps to insert 3 of 9 or 2 of 5I bar codes into messages.
Explains how to delete an insert from the message using the DELETE key.
Steps to load created or modified messages into the printer memory.
Explains how to save a message in one of the available storage locations.
Steps to retrieve a message from storage using its location number.
Explains how to browse stored messages and their locations.
Lists the conditions that must be met before a message can be printed.
Explains how to view the total number of messages printed.
Describes how to reset the print count to zero.
Explains how to view the total number of product detect signals received.
Describes how to reset the product count to zero.
Explains how to design and save custom characters using the printer.
