Easy Troubleshooting - SATO CT400 Product Manual

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Easy Troubleshooting

– Most desktop printers on the market do not come with LCD screen. Settings can only be
changed by Printer Commands when connected to a PC.
– The CT4i Series has dip switches and potentiometers for easy adjustment of printer
confi gurations and sensors even when no PC is available.
– Error codes displayed on a seven segment LED facilitates troubleshooting.
Dip Switches
Potentiometers
7-segments LED
Dispenser
connector
Cutter
connector
Adjustment dial
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Easy-Adjust Label Sensor
The CT4i label sensor allows for sensing of a gap between labels or a black bar on the
backing of the labels. The sensor can be easily moved in towards the printer frame or out
towards the user allowing for fl exibility in the position you whish to sense off of.
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RFID Ready
The CT4i series printer is the fi rst compact printer on the market
designed for RFID capability from the outset. All the necessary
mounting, cable routes and space considerations have been
designed into the CT4iseries printers. The RFID (HF 13.56 MHz)
Option Supports a wide range of ISO 15693 RFID Tags such as Texas
Instruments Tag-It, Philips I-CODE and Infi neon My-d. With the RFID option installed, the
CT4i printer fulfi lls the need for compact RFID printing solutions.
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Standard SBPL Programming Language
SATO printers utilizing SATO's own printer language (SBPL) are used in a wide variety of
applications around the world than any other print engine. The CT4i series printers continue
the use of SATO's printer control language including new commands to take advantage
of new features found only in the GLe series product; all this while ensuring backwards
compatibility with older models.
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Backwards Compatibility
The CT4i series printer is backwards compatible with previous versions of SBPL, making it
plug-n-play compatible with the M8400, M8400RV, M8400RVe, M84Pro (203 and 305 dpi)
and CL4xxe. It is compatible with all SATO printers which utilize a print width of 104 mm or
less and utilize a 203 or 305 dpi print head, which utilize the SBPL language.
Error display
lamp
Dip switches
(DSW1)
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