Intermec EasyCoder F4 Installation & Operation Manual page 21

Chapter 3 Installation
Media Compart-
ment, cont.
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Since the EasyCoder F4 has a modular design, it uses a media supply
roll post that can be fi tted in three different positions inside the
media compartment. The position depends on the type of side door
(long, short, or Megatop) and whether or not the printer is fi tted with
an integral liner takeup. Alternatively, an external media supply
(for example a box of fan folded tickets) behind the printer can be
used. A rotating media supply hub is also available as an option,
see Chapter 10, "Options."
Media Supply Roll Post
The media supply roll post fi ts both the 38-40 mm (1.5 inches)
and the 76 mm (3.0-inches) cores, since it can be moved vertically
in the slot in the center section. The bottom position is for small
cores and the top position is for large cores. The post is locked by
a straight-slot screw and has a moveable edge guide to fi t various
media widths.
To move the post to a different slot; remove the screw, twist the post
a quarter of a turn, and pull it out.
To fi t the post; rotate it a quarter of a turn, insert it into the approp-
riate slot in the center section (see next page), and twist back so
the lips engage the cutouts in the sides of the slot. Move it up
(large core) or down (small core) as far as it goes and secure it
with the screw.
Make sure to adjust the position of the post according to the size
of the media roll core. When the post is fi tted in the top position,
the head of the screw will interfere with small (38 mm/1.5 inches)
cores, causing media misalignment.
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Caution!
Edge Guide
Screw