Datamax M-Class Mark II Quick Start Manual
Thermal transfer option
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Summary of Contents for Datamax M-Class Mark II
- Page 1 92-2480-01 Rev.C Thermal Transfer Option...
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Page 3: Tools Required
Contents of the Thermal Transfer Kit This kit contains the following items: Thermal Transfer Assembly Screws (3) Follow the steps listed below to install this option. Tools Required To install this option you will need a #2 Phillips head screwdriver. Step 1: Preparing the Printer ... - Page 4 Step 2: Installing the Thermal Transfer Assembly Thermal Transfer Assembly Carefully position the Thermal Transfer Assembly into the Centerplate of the printer, as shown. Screws Secure the Thermal Transfer Assembly using the three Screws supplied in this kit. Centerplate This completes the installation process.
- Page 5 Ribbon Loading Notes: Directional Arrows near the Ribbon Supply Hub indicate the correct ribbon route. Ribbon types are available with the ink (coating) layer wound ‘in’ or ‘out’. These types are interchangeable for use with the printer. Ensure the inked side of the ribbon faces the media and NOT the printhead. To load ribbon: (For more information on ribbon load refer to the Operator’s Manual) ...
- Page 6 DMXConfig is a windows based configuration utility that allows the user to make changes to the existing printer setup via a direct connection to the host computers serial and parallel connection. If you wish to use DMXConfig to configure your printer please download the latest version from the Datamax- O’Neil FTP site at: ftp.datamax-oneil.com.
- Page 7 Setup and Configuration (display models) In order to use thermal transfer printing the ‘Media Type’ menu function must be set to ‘Ribbon Transfer’. Follow the steps below to set the printer to ‘Thermal Transfer’. Note: The DMXConfig Utility can also be used to change the Media Type setting. For more information see the previous section “Setup and Configuration (non-display models)”...