Intermec EasyCoder 201 II Installation Instructions page 5

EasyCoder 201 II – Installation Instructions
LABEL-TAKEN SENSOR KIT, cont'd.
Step-by-Step Installation
Instructions, cont'd.
WARNING!
To avoid the risk of short-circuits, use
non-conductive tools only, even when
the power is off, since the memory
packages are battery backed-up.
Thermal Printer 201
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Model #
LISTED 65B5 LR67809
1-201011-11
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D E
Serial #
MADE IN SWEDEN geprüfte
Sicherheit
50105
115-230V 2.6-1.3A 50-60Hz
N309
This equipment complies with the requirements for a Class A computing device in FCC Rules
Part 15 Subpart J. Operation of this device in a residential area may cause harmful interference
requiring the user to take whatever steps may be necessary to correct the interference.
INTERMEC PRINTER AB MADE IN SWEDEN
The potentiometer is situated inside the
cover plate on the printer's rear plate.
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/. If adjustment by means of the potentio-
meter is proves insufficient, a strap on
P-14 on the CPU board can be fitted or
removed to change the sensitivity of the
LTS light-emitting diode:
Strap fitted: Higher intensity
No strap: Low intensity
Fit the cable from the label-taken sensor to connector P-8 at the
lower, front part of the CPU board.
P-8
Connect cable here!
Close the doors and cover in reverse order, refit the com-
munication cables and the power cord, and turn on the power.
Adjust the sensitivity of the label-taken sensor by means of the
uppermost potentiometer on the printer's rear plate:
• Start up Fingerprint and run the program described on page 1.
Leave a label in the outfeed slot as to create a label-not-taken
condition.
• The printer should start to beep continuously. If not, turn the
potentiometer back and forth until the beeping starts.
• Adjust the potentiometer so the beeping does not stop when
the potentiometer is turned a quarter of a turn in either
direction.
• Remove the label. The beeping should cease immediately. If
necessary, readjust the potentiometer
• Break the program by typing X on the host.
CPU Board
P-8
LTS
Label-taken sensor
adjustment
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