Data Cables - DataCard Sp35 Installation Manual

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2 Plug the other end of the power cord into a single-phase, 3-wire grounded receptacle with 90-130V AC or 195-
254V AC at 50 or 60 Hz (2).
3 Press | to power on the printer (3).
The printer automatically adjusts to the voltage of the input power.

Data cables

All SP Series printers have a USB data port, and some also have an Ethernet data port. Use only one data cable
for the printer. See "Network installation"
use the USB data port.
If the printer is connected over a network using a print server, see
connecting the printer.
Tips for success
• A printer with a smart card module has one or two additional ports. Do not connect smart card ports at this time!
• Do not connect a USB cable when using the Windows NT operating system. The printer supports only a
network connection to Windows NT. See
using the Ethernet port.
• The USB cable must be a type CM 30V cable, up to a maximum of 6.5 feet or 2 meters long. A longer cable
might result in electrical interference.
Connecting the printer using a USB cable
1 Attach the flat end of the USB cable to the USB data port on the PC (or to a device attached to the PC through
a USB port).
— If you are installing the printer for the first time, wait to connect the other end of the data cable. You will be
instructed to connect it during driver installation.
2 If you are connecting a printer that has been installed previously, you can plug in the other end of the USB
cable now.
— After the printer is powered on and ready, attach the other end of the USB cable to the printer. Do not use
the smart card USB port (if present).The smart card USB port is closer to the power receptacle.
if you plan to use the Ethernet data port. Follow the steps in this section to
"Network installation"
"Network installation" for information about connecting the printer
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