Lighting Pattern When The Led Lights - SATO VP208 Operator's Manual

2. Warning Information
This information appears at positions  to  on the display.
No. Icon
1 The filament of the print head is open.
2 Command error is detected.
3 Receive buffer near full is detected.
• The icon appears in order of the error being detected.
H : Indicates a head error for some print layout. See "2 List
of Warning Icons" (→page 42).
C : Indicates that the print data may be incorrect. Check the
print data. See "2. List of Warning Icons" (→page 42).
B : Indicates that the print data buffer is full. Wait for a while.
See "2. List of Warning Icons" (→page 42).
3. Battery Information
This information appears at position ⑤ on the display.
No. Icon
1 Battery remaining level is "3."
2 Battery remaining level is "2."
3 Battery remaining level is "1."
The A C adapter is connected and the
battery is being charged.
4
The displayed icon indicates the battery
remaining level.
The temperature inside the printer is
extremely high and the battery cannot
be charged. This icon appears only
5
when the AC adapter is connected.
The displayed icon indicates the battery
remaining level.
Description
Description

6. Lighting Pattern When the LED Lights

The lighting patterns of the LEDs are described here.
① Status LED
 Status LED
Color: Green/Red
Contents: Printer status
 Battery level LED
Color: Green
Contents: Supplying power to the printer
Remaining battery level
There are five types of flashing.
Symbol Flashing length
Lit
Unlit
Flashing
Flashing with
250
short interval
Flashing with
1800
long interval
1. Normal Mode
AC adapter Battery Status
connection mode (STATUS)
Level 3
Level 2
Not
Level 1
connected
Level 0* 1 Red
Not installed
Charging is
complete.
Level 3
Level 2
Connected
Level 1
Level 0* 1 Red
Not
Red
installed* 2
–: Depending on the printer status
*1
Low battery (Error 41)
*2 No battery (Error 42)
② Battery level LED
Interval of ON/OFF
–
–
500 ms lit
250 ms lit
200 ms lit, 1800 ms unlit
Remaining battery level
1 2 3
(Green)
(Green) (Green)
–
–
– 250
–
–
–
–
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