Activity Log; Reset Log - DataCard SD260 Installation And Administrator's Manual

TestPatternShort—Use this test to print a short‐panel ymcKT test card. The monochrome
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test card prints text on the card.
TestPatternGrid—Use this test to print a full K panel (or rewritable) test card.
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TestPatternManufacture A – E—These test cards are used only during manufacturing
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setup.
TestPatternPaleBlue—Use this test to identify print intensity issues that can appear as
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wrinkles on the printed card. This option prints a lighter blue color card than
TestPattern3. The monochrome test card prints several lines of Katakana text on the card.
RewritableTestCard—Select this test pattern with the Rewritable Write Pre‐Erase and
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Rewritable Erase options to print a test card that shows the effect of the erase power
settings.
RewritableEraseWholeCard—Erase the entire card. Use this test pattern with the
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Rewritable Erase option to erase a card with no rewrite.
Copies—Enter the number of test cards to print for each test, from 1 to 10.
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Park Smart Card—Select this option to park the test card in the smart card bay. The test does
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not transmit any data, but is used to test the movement of the card into, and out of, the bay.
Smart Card Park Time—Enter the amount of time to hold the test card in the smart card bay,
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from 0 to 300 seconds.

Activity Log

The Activity Log displays information about printer activity. It includes all actions and errors
encountered since last reset. Save and send the activity log to your service provider when you
request service. The log provides valuable information for troubleshooting printer performance
issues.
1.
Click Download to save the activity log information.
2.
Enter a location on your PC to save the file.
3.
Save and send the activity log to your service provider when you request service.
Sample Data
14: 0d 00h 00m 25.196s [SYSTEM__WARNING] Improper shutdown detected
26: 0d 04h 04m 54.653s [PERSO___WARNING] ‐PICK‐Latch is open Can't Pick Card

Reset Log

The Reset Log option allows a WebAdmin access‐level user to reset the Activity Log.
Click Run to reset the Activity Log.
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