Novexx AP 5.4 Gen II User Manual

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Rev. 02, Release 07/2015

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Page 1: Product Description
Using the documentation AP 5.4 Gen II Safety notes AP 5.6 Technical Data USER MANUAL Rev. 02, Release 07/2015 Product Description © 2015 by Novexx Solutions, Ohmstraße 3, 85386 Eching, Germany. All rights reserved. Commissioning and Operation Setup Copyright Symbols Advanced Applications...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 All devices Using the Documentation Copyright ............2 Text appearance ........10 Documentation structure ........ 3 Title page ..........11 Datapool, documentation object ....3 Abbreviations ..........12 Documentation concept......3 Printer names..........12 Documentation format ........ 6 Parameters ..........12 Printing the documentation ......7 Index .............13 Navigation aids ..........
Page 3: Copyright
/Using the Documentation All devices Copyright © 2015 by Novexx Solutions GmbH. All rights reserved. Reprinting and reproduction of these documents, including extracts, is only allowed with the express permission of the manufacturer. More detailed information is available from your supplier.
Page 4: Documentation Structure
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Documentation structure Datapool, documentation object The overall documentation is a part of the datapool, which is provided for the printer user and the service personnel on CD or other electronic media. Datapool This datapool includes: –...
Page 5 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Subject section Thematically-related subject contents are described in each topic section. A topic section is the smallest unit of information with its own – page numbering, – header bar, –...
Page 6 64-06 Dispenser Commissioning and Operation 64-08 64-08 Dispenser Setup USER MANUAL Release 1 - 06/2015 Advanced Applications © 2015, Novexx Solutions GmbH, Ohmstraße 3, 85386 Eching, Germany. Maintenance and Cleaning Topic All rights reserved. sections Info-Printouts and Parameters Copyright Symbols...
Page 7: Documentation Format
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Start page The start page is also only an organisational component and is displayed when the CD starts, or on the Internet on the link to the printer datapool. The following features characterize a start page: –...
Page 8: Printing The Documentation
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Printing the documentation In order to make the documentation readable without a PC, the documents can be printed in A4 as well as in Letter format. For printing, the Acrobat Reader uses the print capabilities of the platform it is run on.
Page 9: Navigation Aids
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Navigation aids Info search The following options are available for quickly searching for information in the paper documentation: – The title page of each manual with a list of contents of the topic section –...
Page 10: Symbols And Note Signs
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Symbols and note signs Warning notes Warning notes warn of a possibly dangerous situation. Personal injury, material damage or data loss are possible, if care is not taken. Depending on the dimension of possible damages, the warning notes look different: •...
Page 11: Symbols
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Symbols Warning of the risk of injury due to moving or rapidly rotating parts! Long hair, loose jewellery, long sleeves, etc.are not admissible when operating the machine. Wear sufficient personal protection gear. Tools required for the described service action.
Page 12: Title Page
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Title page Link Black text in the blue frame: link to topic sections which occur several times in different manuals (click). Link Purple text in the blue frame: link to a topic section which only occurs once and belongs specifically to the manual (click).
Page 13: Abbreviations
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Abbreviations Printer names If there is not enough space to call all printers by their full names, the abbreviated spellings listed in Tab. 2 are used. Spelling Meaning Example, note 64-04/05 64-04, 64-05...
Page 14: Index
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Using the Documentation All devices Index Abbreviations ..........12 Link page ............ 5 Alterations, technical ........2 Paper documentation ........7 Copy ............2 Patents ............2 Copyright ............. 2 Pinch Point ..........10 Datapool ............
Page 15: Index
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 OPERATOR / SERVICE MANUAL All printers / print dispensers Safety Notes Note about printer names ......2 Information and qualifications ....... 3 Follow the instructions ....... 3 Information must be made available ..3 Ensure necessary qualifications ....3 Machine operating safety ......
Page 16 The protective measures described in the following count for all printers (e. g. 64-xx), print-and-apply machines (e. g. ALX 92x) and print-and-apply modules (DPM) distributed by Novexx Solutions.  In this document, all above mentioned printer types are referred to as „machine“.
Page 17 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 OPERATOR / SERVICE MANUAL Safety Notes All printers / print dispensers Information and qualifications Follow the instructions Safe and efficient operation of the printer can only be guaranteed if you observe all nec- essary information. Product liability and warranty can only be claimed, if the printer was operated according to the notes and instructions in the user manual.
Page 18 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 OPERATOR / SERVICE MANUAL Safety Notes All printers / print dispensers Machine operating safety Conditions for safe use  Only use the machine in enclosed areas with environmental conditions matching the values given in the technical specifications. ...
Page 19 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Technical Data Dimensions ........... 2 Thermotransfer Ribbon .......10 Measures ..........2 Ribbon Roll ..........10 Weight ............2 Connections, device data ......11 Protection class ........11 Performance Data ......... 3 Print Technology ........
Page 20: Technical Data
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Dimensions Measures [1] Dimensions of the AP 5.6 and AP 5.4 (H=Height, W=Width, D=Depth). Printer Measures (H x W x D) AP 5.4 272 x 260 x 462 mm AP 5.6 272 x 335,5 x 462 mm [Tab.
Page 21: Caution
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Performance Data Print Technology Thermodirect and thermotransfer printing Printhead Type • “Flat Head” type (ceramic thin film flat head) • 8.0 dot/mm (203 dpi) • 11.8 dot/mm (300 dpi) Printhead characteristics CAUTION! The maximum achievable print width of the AP 5.6 is limited by print speed and print...
Page 22: Label Sensor
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Label sensor Setting range Punch length Punch width Sensor type (Size c) (Size b) (Size a) Transmission sensor 0–60 mm 0.8–14 mm min. 4 mm (Standard) 12 mm Reflex-sensor 4 mm...
Page 23: Modifying Fonts
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Modifying Fonts • Up to factor 8 scaling in x/y direction • Rotation by 0, 90, 180 and 270 degrees Impression accuracy [3] The impression accuracy depends on the print position on the label: the longer the distance to the gap is, the lower is the impression accuracy.
Page 24: Image Formats
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Image formats BMP, PCX, JPEG, TIFF, GIF, Easy Plug logos Bar codes Codabar Code 128 A, B, C Code 128 Code 128 UPS Code 128 pharmacy Code 2/5 matrix Code 2/5 interleaved EAN 8...
Page 25: Printer Emulation
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printer emulation Easy-Plug...
Page 26: Label Stock
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Label Stock Material Types Thermodirect material, thermotransfer material, synthetic ribbons: PE, PP, PVC, PA in rolls or fan-folded. Material Thickness • Self-adhesive labels: 60 - 160 g/m •...
Page 27: Label Roll
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Label Roll • Winding Direction: Labels facing inward or outward, internal rewinder: labels fac- ing outwards • Roll diameter: Roll / Conditions Roll Ø Label roll for normal printing operation max.
Page 28: Thermotransfer Ribbon
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Thermotransfer Ribbon Ribbon Roll • Winding Direction: Colour-side rolled inwards or outwards • Roll dimensions: Variable Dimensions External Ø max. 80 mm Core Ø 25 mm (1”) AP 5.4: 25 -114 mm Width AP 5.6: 54-172 mm...
Page 29: Connections, Device Data
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Connections, device data Protection class „I“ Mains Voltage 100-240 V (AC) Mains Frequency 50-60 Hz Power Consumption • Max. 320 W • In standby mode depending on the equipment 30-40 W Current Consumption 3.0 -1.5 A...
Page 30: Interfaces
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Interfaces Interface Details Baud: 1200-115200, 8- bit; suitable connection cord: 1:1 D-Sub RS-232 9 extension lead (connector-jack) RS-422/485 On optional I/O board, D-Sub 15, Baud: 1200-115200, 8-bit 10/100 Base T with TCP/IP, LPD, RawIP printing, DHCP, HTT- Ethernet PD, FTPD, SNMP...
Page 31: Electronic Configuration
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Electronic Configuration Feature Details 32 bit (NetLogic) 64 MB SDRAM 4 MB Flash Memory card Realtime-clock Present 4 buttons; LCD graphics display with 128x32 pixels; typically Control Panel used to display two text lines with 16 characters each [Tab.
Page 32: Specifications Only For Ap 5.4/5.6 Dispenser
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Specifications only for AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser • Speed, while the rewinding-Ø is calculated: 75 mm/s (3“/s) • Speed, while the material is fed back: 75 mm/s (3“/s) •...
Page 33: Environmental Conditions
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Environmental Conditions Operating Temperature 5 to 35°C Storage Temp. -4 to 60°C Relative Humidity 35-75% (non-condensing) Protection category IP 21 Noise < 70dB(A)
Page 34: Test Marks, Certificates
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Test Marks, certificates EU conformity: The devices fulfil the requirements of the following EU directives: • Machinery Directive • EMC Directive For details refer to EC Declaration of conformity  TÜV -Mark TÜV test mark for USA and Canada:...
Page 35: Limitations
05/11 Rev. 6.01-01 USER / SERVICE MANUAL Technical Data AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Limitations Print width limitations at AP 5.6 If the max. values given in the following tables are exceeded, malfunction of the power supply will be most probably the consequence, followed by a restart of the printer. 203 dpi printhead Print speed Limitations...
Page 36 07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Product description Intended Use ..........2 Device types ..........3 Basic ............3 Peripheral ..........3 „Basic dispenser“ or „peripheral dispenser“ ....... 3 Options ............4 Internal Options ......... 4 External Options ........
Page 37: Intended Use
The label web can optionally be pulled-in from outside the printer through the slots in the rear side or bottom plate. Any other use or use going beyond this shall be regarded as abnormal use. Novexx Solutions assumes no liability for damage due to abnormal use of the printer.
Page 38: Device Types
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Device types AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Device types AP 5.4 and AP 5.6 are available in 4 versions: Basic AP 5.4/5.6 equipped with serial, USB and Ethernet interface and SD-card slot. Possi- ble upgrade to „peripheral“ version. The following options can be integrated: •...
Page 39: Options
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Options AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Options Internal Options …should be factory-fitted or installed by a service engineer: • Reflex Sensor Kit: Light barrier fitting that apart from the transmission sensor, also contains a reflex sensor. •...
Page 40: Functionality
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Functionality AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Functionality AP 5.4/5.6 without dispenser [1] Material and foil path inside the AP 5.4/AP 5.6. A Printhead B Foil unwind mandrel C Foil rewind mandrel D Material unwinder E Print roller The label printers AP 5.4 and AP 5.6 only differ in the print width.
Page 41: Ap 5.4/5.6 Dispenser
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Functionality AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser The AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser allows freshly printed labels to be dispensed (via the dis- pensing edge) or rewound in the printer enclosure (via the defelector). • When used as a dispenser, the label material is drawn around the dispensing edge and only the backing paper is rewound.
Page 42: Operating Controls
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Operating controls AP 5.4/5.6 “basic” and “peripheral” [2] Outside view of AP 5.4/5.6 “peripheral”. A Control panel LCD screen; 4 buttons; displays operating status of printer; allows parameter menu settings.
Page 43 07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 [3] Operating controls of AP 5.4/5.6. A Ribbon unwinding mandrel: Holds the new ribbon roll B Ribbon winding mandrel Holds the cardboard core that rewinds the spent ribbon. C Connection flange for additional devices You can fasten either a cutter or rewinder (AP 5.4 only) here.
Page 44: Ap 5.4/5.6 Dispenser
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser AP 5.4/5.6 “basic” or “peripheral” dispenser [4] Additional operating controls on AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser. A Dispensing edge: This is where the labels are separated from the backing paper. B Plugs: Connector for dispensing edge sensor.
Page 45 07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/5.6 “basic” or “peripheral” dispenser in rewinder mode [5] Additional operating controls of AP 5.4/5.6 dispenser in rewinding mode. A Baffle plate: Deflects the printed labels without dispensing any of them. B Deflecting shaft: This deflects the labels.
Page 46: Operation Panel
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Operation panel [6] Operation panel of AP 5.4/5.6. A Display The display contains two rows of 32 digits for displaying operating modes, param- eters, values, statuses and messages. Users can adjust the display language so that the text appears in their native language.
Page 47 07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating controls AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 E Prog button – Offline: Opens Parameters menu – Parameter menu: Moves back one step in Parameters menu or quits the menu. For more functions and more details, see •...
Page 48: Ports And Connections
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Ports and connections AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Ports and connections WARNING! This unit operates at mains voltage! Contacting electrically live components can cause potentially lethal electrical shocks and burns. Only connect the printer to devices that fulfil the SELV (safety extra-low voltage) ...
Page 49 07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Ports and connections AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 C Memory card slot For SD cards where you can store fonts, logos, graphics, etc. D Serial port (option): RS232 or RS422/485 on optionally available I/O board E USB port (host) For USB sticks, keyboards, etc.
Page 50: Warning Signs On Printer
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Warning signs on printer AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Warning signs on printer WARNING! If warning signs are missing on the printer, possible hazards may not be noticed in time. Do not remove warning stickers. ...
Page 51: Operating Modes
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating modes AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Operating modes Offline mode OFFLINE 0 JOBS No print jobs are queued. In Offline mode, you can change the printer settings. This operating mode is normally active when the printer is first turned on. Print jobs are received at the selected port but not processed.
Page 52: Standalone Mode
07/15 Rev. 02 USER MANUAL Operating modes AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 For instance, status message 5001 (see above) appears when the printer is config- ured for punched label material but continuous material (unpunched) is inserted. In this case, the printer continues to transport the material for a few more seconds until the error message appears.
Page 53 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL AP5.4 – AP5.6 Commissioning and Operation Installation ............. 2 Unpacking the printer ........ 2 Setting up the printer ......... 3 Scope of delivery ........4 Assembly ........... 5 Connecting the printer ....... 6 Main operating steps ........7 Configuring the data interface ....
Page 54: Installation
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Installation Unpacking the printer CAUTION! To avoid damage to the printer, observe the following:  Do not lift the printer using the plastic components on the front and rear. ...
Page 55: Setting Up The Printer
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Setting up the printer WARNING! Lethal hazard from mains power, if any liquid gets into the printer!  Protect the printer from liquid penetration! CAUTION! The printer and printing materials will be damaged by moisture and wetness! ...
Page 56: Scope Of Delivery
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Scope of delivery • Printer AP 5.4/5.6 including 2 pairs of core adapters [3B] and one paper core [3A] for rewinding thermotransfer ribbon. • Mains power cable • Documentation CD Contains detailed operating manual for printer as well as Windows drivers and Servicing manual.
Page 57: Assembly
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Assembly Housing parts [5] Assembly of the separately shipped housing parts. 1. Press the cover for the pheripheral connector [5A] into the housing opening, until it is flush with the housing. 2.
Page 58: Connecting The Printer
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Connecting the printer WARNING! This unit operates at mains voltage! Contacting electrically live components can cause potentially lethal electrical shocks and burns.  Make sure that the machine has been switched off before connecting the mains cable.
Page 59: Main Operating Steps
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Main operating steps Switching on/off [8] Rear side of the AP 5.6. Switch on the printer by the mains switch (position „I“).  Display, if the printer is ready: OFFLINE 0 JOBS With unchanged factory settings, the printer starts in offline mode.
Page 60: (De)Activating The Internal Rewinder
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 (De)activating the internal rewinder  Only applies to AP 5.4/5.6 dispensers with baffle plate installed. Activate  Ensure that material has been inserted before you activate the rewinding function, otherwise a fault message will appear! For information on inserting material, see topic section “Setup”, chapter Inserting La-...
Page 61: (De)Activating The Dispensing Edge
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 (De)activating the dispensing edge  Only applies to AP 5.4/5.6 dispensers with dispensing edge installed! Activating SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device  to “Dispenser”. The printer restarts. Afterwards, an additional menu DISPENSER PARA can be accessed that contains all of the parameters required for dispensing mode:...
Page 62: Operating In Offline Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Operating in offline mode • Changing from offline to online mode: ONLINE x JOBS OFFLINE x JOBS Online • Switching into online mode when print job is stopped OFFLINE x JOBS ONLINE x JOBS...
Page 63: Online Operation
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Online operation • Switching to offline mode: ONLINE x JOBS OFFLINE x JOBS Online • Adjusting the print contrast: press Feed button to increase, press Cut button to de- crease the print contrast ONLINE x JOBS...
Page 64: Creating A Print Job
NiceLabel (test version included on Documentation CD, Layout program  on page 12). Printer drivers can be found here: • Internet: www.novexx.com  • Documentation CD (also contains this operating manual) Installing the printer driver: 1. Insert the documentation CD The language selection menu [9] opens.
Page 65: Transferring A Print Job
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Command file Enter a sequence of printer commands into a text file and send this file to the printer. To do this, you require a simple text editor and the copy command in MS-DOS. Easy- Plug is a special command language for formulating print jobs.
Page 66 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 SD card and Printing starts immediately after switching on Easy-Plug file 1. Rename print job file on SD card (root directory) as autostrt.for. 2. Insert SD card into card slot on printer (see next section). 3.
Page 67: Using Sd Cards
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Using SD cards CAUTION! To prevent malfunctions, observe the following.  Only use SD cards that have been approved by the manufacturer.  Only insert or remove SD cards after the printer has been switched off. ...
Page 68: Setting The Real-Time Clock
06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 USER MANUAL Commissioning and Operation AP5.4 – AP5.6 Removing the card: 1. Insert the card into the slot until it stops [11B] and release it. The card springs back out of the card slot [11A]. 2. Remove the card fully from the slot. For more on using memory cards, refer to the Plug-in Card Manual, topic section “Ap- plication”, chapter CF/SD Cards...
Page 69 01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Setup Choosing the Materials ......... 2 Inserting Ribbon ..........11 Label Material ..........2 Inserting a New Ribbon Roll ....12 Thermal Transfer Ribbon ......3 Replacing the Ribbon Roll .......12 Insertion Diagrams ........4 Exchanging the Ribbon Roll ....13 AP 5.4/AP 5.6 Standard ......
Page 70: Setup
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Choosing the Materials Label Material Material specification The AP 5.4/AP 5.6 can process rolls as well as leporello fold (= fold-out or ac- cordion fold material).  The label rolls must be wound with the printable side facing outwards. For more information on the material specifications, refer to topic section “Technical Data”, chapter Label Stock ...
Page 71: Thermal Transfer Ribbon
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Quality criteria Pay attention to the following 3 factors when selecting the quality of label ma- terial: • The abrasive behaviour of the surface structure of the material • The chemical properties of the material that affect how ink is printed •...
Page 72: Insertion Diagrams
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Insertion Diagrams These diagrams display how the material and ribbon moves through the print- er under the following conditions: • Label material must be wound with printed side facing outwards •...
Page 73: Ap 5.4/Ap 5.6 Dispenser
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/AP 5.6 Dispenser [4] Material and ribbon movement in AP 5.4/AP 5.6 dispenser.
Page 74: Inserting Label Material
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Inserting Label Material WARNING! Danger of crushing fingers when closing the front hood.  Always use the grip [5A] to open or close the front hood. Danger of rotating parts drawing items in. ...
Page 75: Ap 5.4/Ap 5.6 Standard
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/AP 5.6 Standard Inserting a label roll 1. Open the front hood. 2. Open the pressure lever [6A] on the print- head. 3. Remove the guiding disk [6B] of the materi- al roller.
Page 76 01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8. Push the sensor arm using the handle [9A] until the indicator [9B] is above the punches on the material.  The optional reflex light sensor is locat- ed 6 mm to the right of the indicator! 9.
Page 77: Ap 5.4/Ap 5.6 With Internal Rewinder
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/AP 5.6 with Internal Rewinder 1. Insert the label material, see Inserting a label roll  on page 7. 2. As shown, move the end of the label strip towards the rewinder [11A] and fasten it to the clasp [11B].
Page 78: Ap 5.4/Ap 5.6 Dispenser
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/AP 5.6 Dispenser 1. Inserting the label material, see Inserting a label roll  on page 7. 2. Remove the release paper from the labels to approx. 30 cm away from the end of the label strip [15].
Page 79: Inserting Ribbon
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Inserting Ribbon WARNING! Danger of crushing fingers when closing the front hood.  Always use the grip to open or close the front hood. Danger of rotating parts drawing items in. ...
Page 80: Inserting A New Ribbon Roll
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Inserting a New Ribbon Roll 1. Open the front hood. 2. Open the pressure lever [19A] on the print- head. 3. Push the ribbon roll [19B] onto the unwind- ing mandrel until it stops.
Page 81: Exchanging The Ribbon Roll
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Exchanging the Ribbon Roll To switch between different types of ribbons, there is no need to cut off the ribbon each time and then insert it and fasten it to the ribbon re- winder.
Page 82: When The Roll Is Empty
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 When the Roll is Empty End of Material After the end of the material roll passes by the punch sensor, the following sta- tus message appears: Status 5002 Material end ...
Page 83: Settings
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Settings Mechanic settings Ribbon brake (AP 5.6) [24] Adjusting knob at the ribbon mandrels A Setting for low braking torque B Setting for high braking torque The braking torque of the AP 5.6 ribbon mandrels can be set in two strengths. •...
Page 84 01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printhead pressure Increasing the printhead (contact) pressure increases the blackness of the printout. Increasing the printhead pressure:  Turn each knob [25A] until a higher number is placed opposite of the edge [25B] Decreasing the printhead pressure: ...
Page 85: Parameter Settings
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 2. Make a test printout and check the evenness of the printed results. If the printing intensity is not even, turn the thumb wheel even further. 3. Repeat steps 1 to 3 until the print intensity is even across the entire label width.
Page 86 01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Print contrast CAUTION! The maximum achievable print width of the AP 5.6 is limited by print speed and print contrast.  Pay attention to the limitations, see Print width limitations at AP 5.6  page 16.
Page 87: Setting The Degree Of Blackness
01/12 Rev. 5.07-01 USER MANUAL Setup AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Setting the degree of blackness In some cases, the blackness of the printout is not sufficient with the standard setting, e. g. when printing on cardboard material. If this happens, the black- ness can be increased by the following measures: •...
Page 88 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Advanced Applications Printing with temperature compensation ..2 Access via Web/FTP server .......21 Requirements ..........2 Web server ..........21 Function description ........
Page 89: Advanced Applications
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Printing with temperature compensation Requirements • Suitable printers: All devices listed in the headline of this document •...
Page 90 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Drive performance print head TR=0 TR=20% TR=40% TR = “SYSTEM PARAMETERS / Temp. reduction” °C Print head temperature...
Page 91: Printing With Start Signal
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Printing with start signal Application notes Print-and-Apply systems are normally triggered by an external start signal, which typ- ically comes from a product sensor placed at the conveyor.
Page 92: Connecting The Signal Source
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Connecting the signal source Footswitch Footswitches are available as accessory for both, 64-xx and AP 5.4/5.6 printers and are shipped ready configured (see topic section Accessories ).
Page 93 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x USI, AI, E/A The 3 accessory boards USI, AI and I/O provide each a signal interface shaped as a D-Sub connector [2B] [3A].
Page 94: Settings In The Parameter Menu
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Settings in the parameter menu Setting Interface Printer Parameter Value Accept start si- SYSTEM PARAMETER >...
Page 95: Standalone Operation
5.02 ALX 73x 6.36 AP 5.4, AP 7.t 1.10 AP 5.4 Gen II, AP 5.6 3.34 [Tab. 6] Minimum firmware requirement for standalone operation. Characteristic feature: No USB interfaces, but Centronics as standard. Characteristic feature: USB interfaces, Centronics optional. CPU board...
Page 96: Functional Description
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Keyboard On request, a keyboard can be connected to the printer. This considerably simplifies entry of variable data, especially when dealing with text.
Page 97: Selecting Files From Memory Card
Choose a file Novexx.for „Novexx.for“ stands for any printjob file, which is stored in the \FORMATS folder. Assumption: More than one file is stored in the \FORMATS folder: In this case the first file in alphabetical order is displayed.
Page 98: Executing Printjobs
After changing to the standalone mode, the following is displayed: Choose a file Novexx.for „Novexx.for“ stands for any printjob file, which is stored in the \FORMATS folder. 1. Press the key for the first letter of the wanted file name , e. g. „D“. Display: Default.for D stands for the typed-in character.
Page 99 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x mation about the job is displayed in the "Print control" console. While the print job is processed, it is started newly in the „Standalone“...
Page 100: Executing Firmware Files
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Executing firmware files Files with the extension .S3B are firmware files. Selecting a firmware file means start- ing a firmware download.
Page 101: Insert Input Field In Printjob
#Q3/ [Tab. 15] File „NOVEXX.FOR“ 2. Create a directory on the memory card called \FORMATS. 3. Store the two text files as TEST1.FOR and NOVEXX.FOR on the memory card in the directory \FORMATS.  The file ending must be *.FOR! ...
Page 102 Should the number only have one digit, press the Online button again. The printer will now print the stipulated number of labels. NOVEXX.FOR In case of the NOVEXX.FOR file, this works somewhat differently. Once the file is called up, the following is displayed: ONLINE...
Page 103: Data Input By Interface
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Data input by interface Available with firmware x.33 or a later version. Apart from putting in data by operation panel or by external keyboard, the data can be sent via interface.
Page 104: Data Transmission With Ethernet
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Data Transmission with Ethernet System Requirements CAUTION! - Unqualified manipulations of a data network can disturb or stop its pro- per functioning.
Page 105: Integration Of Ethernet Interface
It consists of 6 bytes and is usually separated by colons or hyphens (hexadecimal, e.g. 00:0a:44:02:00:49 or 00-0a-44-02-00-49). The first 3 bytes are constant 00:0A:44 (Novexx code), the last 3 bytes vary for each device. The product manufacturer is responsible for the allocation of the MAC addresses.
Page 106: Setting The Ip Parameters
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Setting the IP Parameters The IP-parameter settings can either be set fix, or they can be requested from a DHCP server with every start of the printer.
Page 107: Transmission With Lpd Server
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Transmission with LPD Server Printing data can be transmitted to the printer using the LPR/LPD (Line Printer Dae- mon) protocol (“BSD Spooler”).
Page 108: Access Via Web/Ftp Server
64-xx, DPM, PEM, ALX 92x Gen. 3 5.02 AP 5.4, AP 7.t AP 5.4 Gen II, AP 5.6 3.34 • The printer is connected to a network • A valid IP address is assigned to the printer (by the network administrator or by a DHCP server) INTERFACE PARA >NETWORK PARAM.
Page 109 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x [9] Login dialogue of the web server A Link to the web server home B Opens input fields for user name and password [9] C Calls the parameter menu Enables settings in the labeller parameter menu to be changed.
Page 110 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Changing a setting in Click on the names of submenus and parameters to open them so that you can the labeller menu change the settings they contain.
Page 111 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x The virtual operator panel [12] The virtual operator panel After the “Display view” link is clicked, an image of the operator panel (= virtual oper- ator panel) appears on the screen [12].
Page 112: Ftp Server
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x D Status line [13E] In order to avoid putting an operating person at the machine at risk by sudden starting up of the machine, the virtual operator panel is locked as soon as a button at the machine operator panel is pressed.
Page 113 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x 4. Enter user name and password. A user name can be chosen at will; preset password = “avery” INTERFACE PARA >NETWORK PARAM.
Page 114 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x If the login was successful, separate folders appear in the FTP client, one for the in- ternal RAM disk and one for each connected memory medium [13]: •...
Page 115: Data Transmission With Wlan
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Data transmission with WLAN According to standard IEEE 802.11b Requirements Suitable printers Printer Firmware AP 5.4, AP 7.t 3.00...
Page 116: Printer Setup
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Printer setup CAUTION! - Network manipulations can disturb or avoid proper network operation. ...
Page 117: Pc Setup
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x PC setup 1. In Windows XP call: Start > Settings > System > Network. 2.
Page 118: Testing The Connection
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Testing the connection 1. Call the input window: Start > Programs > Accessories > Input prompt. 2.
Page 119: Storing And Transferring Parameter Settings
ALX 73x 6.36 AP 5.4, AP 7.t 3.00 AP 5.4 Gen II, AP 5.6 7.34 [Tab. 22] Minimum firmware requirement if it is to store or transfer parameter settings. Application cases Sometimes, it will be necessary to reinstall all parameter settings of a printer at a time or to transfer the settings to another printer.
Page 120: Storing Settings On Memory Card
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Storing settings on memory card SPECIAL FUNCTION > Store parameters 1. Call parameter ...
Page 121: Loading Settings From Memory Card
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Loading settings from memory card All files with parameter settings, which are stored in the \FORMATS directory, can be read out using the standalone mode.
Page 122: Verifying Bar Codes With Olv
A0842 Power cable denmark A3598 [Tab. 25] Accessories for the SV 100 available at Novexx Solutions Functional Description An OLV is a bar code scanner, which is able to rate the scanned bar code in quality (according to ANSI grades). The OLV is placed in front of the printer, so that it can read the bar codes directly after printing [21].
Page 123: Setup
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Setup 1. Place the printer on the OLV mounting plate as illustrated.  Operating the OLV at a DPM / PEM / ALX 92x requires a support stand match- ing the respective installation situation 2.
Page 124 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x [22] 64-05 with OLV mounted (side view).
Page 125: Appendix
06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x Appendix Example: Setup file for AP 5.4 #!A1 #G Machine Setup for AP 5.4 300 Dpi Version: V3.10 #G Serial number...
Page 126 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G COM2 Port Parameter #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #PC1302/5 Baud rate : 9600 Baud #PC1303/8 No.
Page 127 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G Options Parameter #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #PC5300/0 Remote Display : Disabled #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G Printer System Menu #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #PC2001/24.5 Head disp dist.
Page 128 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G Peripheral Parameter Menu #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #PC2512/1 Rewinder Motor : Generation 2 #PC2501/0 Current mode : Table values #PC2502/100...
Page 129 06/15 Rev. 04 USER MANUAL Advanced Applications AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 – AP 7.t – 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 92x #G MLI Parameter Menu #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #PC4002/15 Darkness : 15 #PC4003/126 Control Prefix : 7EH #PC4004/94 Format Prefix : 5EH...
Page 130 : Multitech Sys #G readonly ID=30045 #G Work place : FCT Test Station #G readonly ID=30046 #G Company name : Novexx Solutions #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G CF card slot status #G------------------------------------------------------------------- #G readonly ID=30047 #G Card in slot : Yes #G readonly...
Page 131 03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Maintenance and Cleaning General Notice ..........2 Maintenance by Qualified Personnel ..2 Safety ............2 Troubleshooting ........2 Ordering Spare Parts ........ 3 Note on Cleaning ........3 Cleaning Agents ........3 Printhead ............
Page 132: Maintenance And Cleaning
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance & Cleaning AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 General Notice General Notice Maintenance by Qualified Personnel Regular technical maintenance is required to ensure that the device is always in op- erating order. Qualifications Maintenance work should only be carried out by qualified personnel. The safety, reli- ability and longevity of the device depend on correct maintenance.
Page 133: Ordering Spare Parts
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance & Cleaning AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 General Notice Ordering Spare Parts CAUTION! - Using parts that do not meet the manufacturer’s high standards may damage the machine. Only use original spare parts supplied by the manufacturer. ...
Page 134 03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance & Cleaning AP 4.4 – AP 5.4 General Notice [1] Printhead cleaning pen (A) and roller cleaner (B).
Page 135: Printhead
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printhead Printhead Important Handling Notes CAUTION! Printhead can be damaged.  Protect the printhead [1] from electrostatic discharges when perfor- ming maintenance work or cleaning.  Do not touch the thermal edge [1C]. ...
Page 136: Cleaning The Printhead
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printhead Cleaning the Printhead WARNING! Risk of burning injuries from a hot printhead.  Ensure that the printhead has cooled down before cleaning it. Impurities such as lint and color particles from the thermotransfer foil may collect on the print- head during printing.
Page 137 03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printhead Cleaning with cleaning paper 1. Cut a strip of cleaning paper matching the printhead width. 2. Insert the cleaning paper [3A] into the print- er with the rough side facing upwards. 3.
Page 138: Changing The Printhead
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Printhead Changing the Printhead WARNING! Risk of burning injuries from a hot printhead.  Ensure that the printhead has cooled down before cleaning it. [4] Printhead (A) and bracket (B) were adjusted exactly by means of special positioning tools.
Page 139: Print Roller
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Print Roller Print Roller Cleaning the Print Roller WARNING! Risk of burning injuries from a hot printhead.  Ensure that the printhead has cooled down before cleaning it. Contamination on the print roller can degrade the quality of the print and the transport of the material.
Page 140: Changing The Print Roller
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Print Roller Changing the Print Roller WARNING! Risk of burning injuries from a hot printhead.  Ensure that the printhead has cooled down before cleaning it. Tool 2,5 mm hex screwdriver (comes with the printer).
Page 141: Punch Sensor
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Punch Sensor Punch Sensor During printing the punch sensor can become contaminated with lint. Large amounts of dirt can lead to problems with perforation recogni- tion. To free the punch sensor from dust and abrad- ed particles: 1.
Page 142: Material Guiding: Setting The Movability
03/13 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Maintenance and Cleaning AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Material guiding: setting the movability Material guiding: setting the movability Tools Torx screwdriver of size 10 (supplied with printer) [17B] If the material guiding [16A] shifts during the printing, the sliding friction has to be increased: 1.
Page 143 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Info Printouts & Parameters General Information ........5 Cut width ..........38 Important setting instructions ....5 Rewind direction ........38 Area of application ........5 Rotated Barcodes ........38 Operating the parameter menu .....
Page 144 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > NETWORK PARAM. Head resistance........60 IP addressassign........47 Temp. reduction........61 IP address ..........47 Thin line emphas ........62 Net mask ..........47 Voltage offset........... 62 Gateway address ........
Page 145 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Current mode .......... 79 Delete job..........89 Min. rew. current ........79 Delete spooler.......... 89 Max rew. current ........79 Factory settings ........90 Start rew. curr.......... 79 Custom defaults........
Page 146 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > OPERATION DATA PCB revision .......... 106 Serv. operations ........103 FPGA version ........106 Headnumber ......... 103 MAC address ......... 106 Roll number........... 103 Serial number ........106 Cutter number ........
Page 147: Info Printouts & Parameters
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 General Information Important setting instructions Starting in offline mode, you get to the parameter menu by pressing the prog button. There you can set/alter the different parameters of the printer and ac- tivate/deactivate options.
Page 148 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Firmware This description applies to all printers which are equipped with the following firmware version: 7.52 The paragraph „Overview Parameter Menues“ in this topic section contains ...
Page 149: Operating The Parameter Menu
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Operating the parameter menu The illustrations on the following pages clarifie the operating principle of the parameter menu. The return path shown on the left of the screen, called up using the Prog.
Page 150: Parameter Menu
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Parameter Menu ONLINE 0 JOBS Print contrast 65 % OFFLINE 0 JOBS PRINT PARAMETERS INTERF. PARAM. PRINT INFO PRINT INFO PRINT PARAMETERS Printer status...
Page 151: Overview Parameter Menus
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Overview Parameter Menus Understanding the Parameter Overviews The charts in the following show all of the parameters implemented in the printer firmware. Some parameters are only visible in the parameter menu under specific preconditions.
Page 152: Ap 5.4 All Parameters
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 AP 5.4 all parameters (INTERFACE PARA cont.) (INTERFACE PARA cont.) PRINT INFO PRINT PARAMETERS INTERFACE PARA SYSTEM PARAMETER Printer status Print speed > EASYPLUGINTERPR...
Page 153 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 (SYSTEM PARAM. cont.) I/O BOARD PARA MLI PARAMETERS DISPENSER PARA REWINDER PARA SPECIAL FUNCTION Language Start delay Version Dispense Mode Rewind direction Printer type...
Page 154 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 (Service Data cont.) SERVICE FUNCTION SERVICE DATA Service > MODULE FW VERS. > CPU BOARD DATA Head exchange System version CPU identifier Roller exchange...
Page 155: Ap 5.4/5.6 Operator Parameters
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 AP 5.4/5.6 operator parameters (Service Data cont.) PRINT PARAMETERS SYSTEM PARAMETER SPECIAL FUNCTION SERVICE FUNCTION SERVICE DATA Print speed Light sens. type Delete job Print test >...
Page 156: Alphabetical Parameter List
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Alphabetical Parameter List #VW/I Interface ... . Data synch....
Page 157 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Light sens. type... . Printer status ... . .
Page 158 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 UPC plain-copy... . USB select ....
Page 159: Print Info
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 PRINT INFO A material width of 100 mm is necessary to print the reports. The status print- out is approx. 200 mm long.
Page 160: Memory Status
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 • Printer Parameter Menu Shows the setting of the parameters in the menu. PRINT PARAMETERS • Printer Interface Menu Shows the setting of the parameters in the menu.
Page 161: Font Status
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 • Logos on RAM disc • Graphics on RAM disc • Fonts on RAM disc See „Plugin card manual“, topic section „Application“, chapter CF/SD cards ...
Page 162 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Internal Line Styles  Use the line style number (fist column) with one of the Easy Plug commands #YL or #YR to print lines in the matching style.
Page 163 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Easy-Plug command Bar code #IDM Data Matrix Code #MXC Maxi Code #PDF PDF 417 #CBF Codabar F #CFN Code 49 #SQR QR Matrix Code Internal, two-dimensional bar codes.
Page 164: Flashdata Status
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Flashdata status AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Prints a list of all fonts stored in the flash memory. This can be e. g. custom- ized fonts or diagnose data.
Page 165: Service Status
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Service Status AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Print the Service status report to read about operation time, no. of services, no. of exchanged parts and other matters of service interest (one page).
Page 166: Dottest Endless
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Dottest endless AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Dottest for application with endless label stock. This function prints a pattern which enables trained personnel to check the adjustment as well as the function of the printhead.
Page 167: Reference Label
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Reference label AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Prints a label with some examples of barcodes, fonts, logos... just try out! INFO AUSDRUCKEN > Reference label...
Page 168: Rfid Status
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 RFID Status  Only with activated RFID option. AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Prints a status printout with RFID specific data: RFID Status System version : V4.00...
Page 169: Print Parameters
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 PRINT PARAMETERS Print speed AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The print speed (material feed) can be adjusted according to the ribbon and material combination being used in order to optimise the contrast depth and the density of the print image.
Page 170: Material Length
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Material length AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The material length (label length) is the distance between the gaps, meas- ured from the front edge (beginning) of a label to the front edge of the next label.
Page 171: Print Direction
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Print direction AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Printer Printout Orientation of the printout „Foot first“ (A) or „Head first“ (B). Foot first (Default) Orientation of the printout according to [9A].
Page 172: Bar Code Multip
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 [10] Positive and negative offset in relation to the feed direction (arrow). Bar code multip. AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Bar code height scaling factor Increases the bar code height defined in the label layout (Easy-Plug) by multi- plication by a factor of 1 to 10.
Page 173: Upc Plain-Copy
USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 The plain copy line of the barcodes EAN8, EAN13, UPC-A and UPC-E is prin- ted with the same fonts, which older printer types like TTK or TTX x50 have used.
Page 174: Ean Readline
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Raised First and last digit of the UPCA or first digit with the UPCE are raised (default setting). In line All digits in the decoded line are in line under the code.
Page 175 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Printer Distance print line - dispensing edge 64-xx 39.8 mm (long dispensing edge) 24.2 mm (short dispensing edge) AP 5.4 25.0 mm Distances between print line and dispensing edge for some printers.
Page 176: Dispenseposition
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 • Batch Mode The printer can print the whole label surface. • Dispensing of the label takes place during printing. Printing of the next label is interrupted until the label is completely dispensed.
Page 177: Cut Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Cut mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with mounted and activated cutter ( SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device „Cutter“). This is where the procedure for the label output and cut is defined.
Page 178 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Batch mode The whole surface of the label is printable. Cutting takes place during print- ing. This can result in brief interruptions within the print zone of the following label.
Page 179: Cut Speed
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Cut speed AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with mounted and activated cutter ( SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device „Cutter“). The cut speed is to be adjusted to the material thickness and strength.
Page 180: Cut Width
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Cut width AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Periph. device Only with mounted and activated cutter ( SYSTEM PARAMETER > = „Cutter“). Setting range: 0 to MAX_CUT_WIDTH;...
Page 181: Printadjust
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 X - Printadjust AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The zero point of the mask is moved in relation to the edge of the label on the X- axis, i.
Page 182: Punch Level
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 The range of the value automatically measured by the gap detection can be defined specifically for the label material. This allows materials with high-con- trast proof points within the label to be processed, which would otherwise be measured as 'false' gaps by the system.
Page 183: Interface Para
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 INTERFACE PARA Interface parameter > EASYPLUGINTERPR Interface AP 5.4 AP 5.6 This parameter sets the interface, by which the printer will receive data.
Page 184: Printer Id No
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Printer ID No. AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Printer identification number Determines the identification number of the printer. In such a way, the printer can be addressed by the Easy Plug command #!An (n=printer ID).
Page 185: Com1 Port
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > COM1 PORT Baud rate AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Data transfer speed Speed of data transfer using the serial interface. xxxxxx Baud Setting range: 300 to 115200 Baud; Unit interval: 300/600/1200/2400/4800/ 9600/19200/38400/115200 (default) No.
Page 186: Data Synch
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Data synch. AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Data synchronisation at the serial interface. RTS/CTS Data synchronisation through hardware XON/XOFF Data synchronisation through software None...
Page 187: Stop Bits
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Even Even parity. A parity bit is added so that there is an even number of 1 Bits. None No check bit. Sending and receiving without check bit.
Page 188: Com4 Port
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > COM4 PORT Internal interface, to which the optional RFID read/write unit can be connected. Baud rate AP 5.4 AP 5.6 See parameter Baud rate ...
Page 189: Usb
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > USB USB select AP 5.4 AP 5.6 External Device (Default setting) Setting for the connection of an USB device (e. g. USB- Stick).
Page 190: Gateway Address
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Gateway address AP 5.4 AP 5.6 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Setting range per xxx value: 0 to 255 000.000.000.000 = no gateway is used Port address AP 5.4...
Page 191: Ftp Server
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 FTP server AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server (RFC959) allows access to the inter- nal RAM disk of the printer and, if available, to the memory card. The FTP server is capable of multisession mode, without evaluating the user name when logging in.
Page 192: Web Display Refr
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 3. Insert into the address field: http://[IP address without leading zeros] Example: IP address = 144.093.029.031 Input: http://144.93.29.31 4. Click „Login“. 5. Type in user name (admin) and password (admin).
Page 193: Web Admin Passw
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 WEB admin passw. (WEB administrator password) AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode. Modifying the password for web server access as admin.
Page 194: Web Operator P
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 WEB operator p. (WEB operator password) AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode. Modifying the password for web server access as supervisor.
Page 195: Time Server Ip
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Time server IP AP 5.4 AP 5.6 IP address of the time server.  Only appears if INTERFACE PARA > NETWORK PARAM. > Time client = „On“.
Page 196: Options
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > OPTIONS RFID Option AP 5.4 AP 5.6 RFID-Option is not activated (RFID = Radio Frequency Identification). Serial Com1 This setting option is not relevant for application of the RFID option.
Page 197: Driveassignment
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6  Only available for selection, if the optional I/O board is installed and if the interface is not occupied by another function. > DRIVEASSIGNMENT...
Page 198: System Parameter
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 SYSTEM PARAMETER Foil end warning AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Setting of a limit diameter for the ribbon roll. If the ribbon roll diameter falls below the set value, the displayed message changes from…...
Page 199: Mli
Country settings for applications, which base on 7bit ASCII code. 1) ZPL II is a registered trademark of ZIH Corp. ZIH Corp. and Novexx Solutions are not related in any way, and ZIH Corp. has not licensed or otherwise sponsored Novexx Solution‘s MONARCH LANGUAGE INTERPRETER™.
Page 200: Character Filter
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 a) Covering ISO 8859-1. For complete tables of all fixfonts characters available with setting "IBM" refer  to the User Manual, topic section "Internal Fonts". You also find there a comparison of the IBM and ANSI character sets.
Page 201: Head-Sensor Dist
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Head-sensor dist. (Distance between printline and label sensor) AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Parameter appears only in production mode or if a value > 0 is set.
Page 202: Easyplug Error
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 EasyPlug error AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Handling of errors caused by faulty Easy-Plug commands. Tolerant handl. The label is printed, after the Easy-Plug/Bitimage error was acknowledged (default setting).
Page 203: Temp. Reduction
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Setting: 1. From the print head, read off the resistance value to be set and make a note of it (1000 to 1500).
Page 204: Thin Line Emphas
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Thin line emphas AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode Thin line emphasis. Print emphasis for thin lines in order to get a better print result.
Page 205: Periph. Device
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Manual The operator has to initialize the material the first time always manually by pressing the feed key several times.  After a change of material, the printer has to initialize the rewinder. For this reason, approx.
Page 206: External Signal
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 External signal AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The parameter determines, if and how an incoming signal at the - optional - single start connector will be interpreted.
Page 207: Ram Disk Size
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Print speed Max. print contrast <= 76 mm/s (3 inch/s) 120% 102 mm/s (4 inch/s) 105% 127 mm/s (5 inch/s) 152 mm/s (6 inch/s) Max.
Page 208: Free Store Size
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 xxx KBytes Setting range: 128 KBytes to the maximum size, which depends on the mem- ory configuration and allocation of the printer; Unit interval: 128 KBytes; De- fault setting: 256 KBytes ...
Page 209: Reprint Function
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Reprint function AP 5.4 AP 5.6 (Default setting) Reprinting is not possible. The last printed label can be reprinted by pressing the feed button in online mode, if the printer is not printing at that moment.
Page 210 06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Enter code Entering a key code: Type the corresponding buttons of the control panel in succession. A valid key code switches the printer into the appropriate mode.
Page 211: Realtime Clock
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 User auto start Printer starts without password interrogation. Only the menus PRINT INFO are accessible. SERVICE DATA Realtime clock AP 5.4 AP 5.6 The realtime clock provides actual date and time.
Page 212: Dispenser Para
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 DISPENSER PARA  This menu appears only, if > Periph. device is set to SYSTEM PARAMETER „Dispenser“. Dispense Mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Governs the run of the print-dispense procedure.
Page 213: Dispenseposition
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 • Batch Mode The printer can print the whole label surface. • Dispensing of the label takes place during printing. Printing of the next label is interrupted until the label is completely dispensed.
Page 214: Display Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Display mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device Makes the already printed labels appear in the display instead of the not yet printed ones.
Page 215: Start Source
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Start source AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device Choose a signal source for the start signal: Foot switch Optional foot switch is used to generate the start signal.
Page 216: Start Error Stop
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Start error stop AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Function for operation with product sensor. Determines the reaction of the machine on a product start error. A product start error occurs in the following cases: •...
Page 217: Current Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Current mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode.  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device The setting of this parameter influences the impact of the paramters Min rew.
Page 218: Max. Rew. Current
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Max. rew. current AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode.  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device Maximum rewinder current This parameter influences the rewinder current with 120 mm rewinder dia- meter (max.
Page 219: Start Cur. Len
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Start cur. len. AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode.  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device Start current length Duration of the start-up current superelevation.
Page 220: Brake Current
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Brake current AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode.  Only if = „Dispenser“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device Sets the brake current...
Page 221: Rewinder Para
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 REWINDER PARA  This menu appears only in AP 5.4 und AP 5.6, and only, if SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device is set to „Intern Rewinder“.
Page 222: Start Cur. Len
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Start cur. len. AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode.  Only if = „Intern Rewinder“. SYSTEM PARAMETER > Periph. device See parameter Start cur.
Page 223: Start Print Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 I/O BOARD  This menu appears only if the optional I/O Board is mounted. Start print mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with an I/O board mounted.
Page 224: Feed Input
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Feed input AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with an I/O board mounted. Concerns the input signal FEED at the signal interface. (Default setting) Feeding of one label on the falling signal edge. The display shows „I/O board feed“...
Page 225: Error Polarity
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 • Start print error • Other errors, which keep the printer from printing  During the initialization (powering up) of the printer, the ERROR-signal is...
Page 226: End Print Mode
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 End print mode AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with an I/O board mounted.  Not available in batch mode. Concerns the output signal PRINT_END at the I/O board signal interface.
Page 227: Mli Parameters
Default: xx = 5E (0x5E = „Caret“) 1) ZPL II is a registered trademark of ZIH Corp. ZIH Corp. and Novexx Solutions are not related in any way, and ZIH Corp. has not licensed or otherwise sponsored Novexx Solution‘s MONARCH LANGUAGE INTERPRETER™.
Page 228: Delimiter Char
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Delimiter Char AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Used as a parameter place marker in MLI format instructions. Default: xx = 2C (0x2C = „Comma“) Label Top AP 5.4...
Page 229: Error Indication
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Error Indication AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Selects the way, in which the printer responds in the event of error occuring during printing. Error...
Page 230: Label Invert
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Label Invert AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Rotates the printout by 180°. Equals the parameter PRINT PARAMETERS > , which will be ignored, when MLI printjobs are printed.
Page 231: Special Function
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 SPECIAL FUNCTION Printer type AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only in production mode. Selection of the machine type. Must be set after the CPU board was replaced or after new firmware was loaded.
Page 232: Factory Settings
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Factory settings AP 5.4 AP 5.6 All parameters are preset ex works to values specific to each device type. These factory settings can be restored at any time.
Page 233: Store Diagnosis
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 For more information about saving and reading parameter settings read topic  section „Advanced Applications“, chapter „Saving and Transferring parameter settings“. Store Diagnosis AP 5.4...
Page 234: Log Files Delete
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Interpreter data All data is written into the log file, which the Easy-Plug interpreter reads out of the reception spooler. Immediate commands are not included.
Page 235: Rfid Stat. Del
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 RFID stat. del. AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Only with activated RFID option. Sets all RFID counters to zero. PRINT INFO > RFID status...
Page 236: Service Function
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 SERVICE FUNCTION Service AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Parameter only appears in production mode. Increases the counter level of the "Service" counter on the "Service Status"...
Page 237: Serv. Data Reset
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Increases the counter "Cutter number" by one Doesn´t increase the counter Serv. data reset AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Parameter only appears in production mode.
Page 238: Sensor Adjust
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Sensor adjust AP 5.4 AP 5.6  Parameter only appears in production mode. For detailed instructions sensor adjustment, please refer to the service ...
Page 239: Feed Adjust
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Feed adjust AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Corrects the material feed length. Such a correction can be necessary when printing on very long labels, to compensate slippage-related feeding inaccu- racy.
Page 240: Send Test
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Send test AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Serial connection Carrying out the send test requires a terminal program, e.g. the Hyper Termi- nal contained in Windows95.
Page 241: Receive Test
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Receive test AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Serial connection Assumption is a serial data line between PC and printer; the parameter must be set to „Serial Com1“.
Page 242: Rewinder Adjust
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Rewinder adjust AP 5.4 AP 5.6  AP 5.4Only with „Rewinder 2000“ installed. Setting up the rewinder. The rewinder setup compensates differeces in characteristic or assembly of the light barrier.
Page 243: Rewinder Values
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Rewinder values AP 5.4 AP 5.6  AP 5.4Only with „Rewinder 2000“ installed. Shows the values of the position sensor at the rewinder dancer arm in centre- and in home position.
Page 244: Service Data
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 SERVICE DATA > MODULE FW VERS. System version AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the firmware version number. System revision AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows a consecutive revision number.
Page 245: Intern. Rewinder
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Intern. rewinder (Internal rewinder) AP 5.4 AP 5.6  „AP 5.4/5.6 peripheral with internal rewinder“ only. Applied PIC version on the internal rewinder motor output stage board.
Page 246: Roll Run Length
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Roll run length AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the total "covered distance" of the print roller. The counter is reset with each calling of the parameter .
Page 247: Head Temperature
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Head temperature AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the current printhead temperature in °C. Foil diameter AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the calculated foil diameter: A measurement routine calculates the ac- tual ribbon roll diameter with an exactness of 7.5%.
Page 248: Type
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 > POWERSUPPLYDATA Type AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the type of power supply, e.g. „Blue Mountain“. PS temperature AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the current power supply temperature in °C. If for any reason the func- tion is not supported, „??? °C“...
Page 249: Production Date
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Production date AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Production date: Is programmed by the board manufacturer. PCB part number AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the part number of the board without components.
Page 250: Display Serialnr
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 Display SerialNr AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the serial number of the operation panel. > MEMORY DATA Ram memory size AP 5.4 AP 5.6 Shows the available RAM memory size.
Page 251: Space For Jobs
06/15 Rev. 6.00-02 USER- / SERVICE MANUAL Info-Printouts & Parameters AP 5.4 Gen II – AP 5.6 USB stick 971 MB / 1024 MB (c:) • 971 MB of 1024 MB are free • Drive letter, which is assigned to the USB stick (here: „C:“) Assigning a drive letter: see chapter >...
Page 252 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Status Reports General information about status reports ..7 1033 Uninit flash par ......14 1034 Uninit restrict ........14 Area of application ........
Page 253 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1174 Max width: right ......19 1334 #YV Data incorr......24 1175 Max width: left ......
Page 254 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1529 Invalid Prn Mode ......31 5008 Ribbon end ........39 1530 Inc free str mem ......
Page 255 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5123 USI Material low ......48 5541 ISO error #2 .........58 5125 Vn for USI req.
Page 256 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8103 TrueDoc Font ......64 8762 EAN128 Ident.......69 8104 Speedo alloc ........
Page 257 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9034 Use min 16MB RAM ....76 9109 Flash Ovf. Params.......79 9035 No printpr.
Page 258: General Information About Status Reports
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 General information about status reports Area of application This description of the status reports is valid for the print components of all the devices listed in the header bar and their options.
Page 259: General Software Errors
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 a short signal tone. The device continues to operate without any intervention from the user.
Page 260: Not Listed Status Reports
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 • Layout and/or printjob, which makes the status message appear •...
Page 261: Listing Of All Status Reports
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Listing of all Status reports 1000 No new command Status General software error Measure...
Page 262: Param. Tab Inc
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1009 Param. tab inc. Status General software error Measure ...
Page 263: Uninit Discr
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1017 Uninit discr Status General software error Measure  Switch printer off and then back on again after thirty seconds.
Page 264: Com Twice There
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1025 Com twice there Status General software error Measure ...
Page 265: Uninit Flash Par
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1033 Uninit flash par Status General software error Measure ...
Page 266: Seek Fkt. Error
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1089 Seek Fkt. Error Status General software error. An error occured while processing the function „seek“...
Page 267: Wrong Time/Date
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1101 Wrong time/date Status Easy-Plug command #RTC (set realtime clock): unvalid date or wrong date/time format.
Page 268: Incorr. Logo No
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1115 > Limit value Status A sent Easy Plug command contains a value which exceeds the admissible range at the top limit.
Page 269: File Creation
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1126 File creation Status Faulty Easy-Plug code. A file could not be created. The error may e.g. be caused by a faulty filename or by too less printer memory.
Page 270: String Too Long
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1160 String too long Status A string parameter exceeds the maximum string length of 256 characters (1024 characters in 2-dimensional bar codes respectively).
Page 271: 1175 Max Width: Left
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1175 Max width: left Status Faulty Easy-Plug code. Maximum label width, left, reached. Elements such as character, line or logo do not fit into the physical print format (self- acknowledging) result...
Page 272: 1241 New Read Pointer
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1241 New Read Pointer Status Faulty memory assignment for print jobs. ...
Page 273: 1273 Wrong #!C
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1273 Wrong #!C.. Status Faulty Easy-Plug code. Faulty use of the immediate command "#!C..". The specified parameter value exceeds the admissible value range (A, F).
Page 274: Label Limit
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1290 Label limit Status Faulty Easy-Plug code. Value for x or y position exceeds the label limit. Measure ...
Page 275: Truedoc Object
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1325 Truedoc Object Status The error can have several causes. ...
Page 276: Yv Field Cont
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1335 #YV Field cont. Status Content of the #YV field (variables data field) could not be pasted. Measure ...
Page 277: Label Too Wide
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1395 Label too wide Status A printjob contains an #IM-command which sets the label width to a measure exceeding the maximum print width.
Page 278: Y-Offset
Rename the file with a shorter name.  ZPL II is a registered trademark of ZIH Corp. ZIH Corp. and Novexx Solutions are not related in any way, and ZIH Corp. has not licensed or otherwise sponsored Novexx Solution's MONARCH LANGUAGE INTERPRETER™.
Page 279: Not Enough Data
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1504 Param > Max Error level Status Parameter exceeds the maximum value defined Measure ...
Page 280: Code128 Mode Err
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Status Parameters to a barcode command is wrong or does not conform with specs.
Page 281: Cmd Init Error
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1519 Cmd Init Error Error level Status General software error. ...
Page 282: Usi Not Exist
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 1525 USI not exist Error level Status The printer is not equipped with a USI board. Measure ...
Page 283: 1533 No Speedo Font
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Status No fixfonts in Flash. Measure  Load fixfont. 1533 No Speedo Font Error level...
Page 284: 2007 Exp.fct.paratype
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Check, if the function names used in the expression are spelled correctly and if the functions exist.
Page 285: Multiple Texts
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 2500 Multiple texts Status This status number may be combined with variety of texts, which all are generated by the Basic interpreter.
Page 286: 4100-4106 Message, Which Can Only Occur With Olv-Option
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 4100-4106 Message, which can only occur with OLV-Option 4100 No OLV data Status The OLV found out, that the bar code type and/or the bar code data, which...
Page 287: No Olv Response
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 4105 No OLV response Status This error may occur shortly after switching on the printer with the OLV device already switched on.
Page 288 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 device: 5005 Knife-fault Cutter motor 5006 Head-fault Print head liftmotor 5008 Ribbon end Ribbon motor...
Page 289: No Gap Found
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5001 No gap found Status No gap found or several blank labels fed. Measure ...
Page 290: Rewinder Mat. Tear
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5004 Rewinder mat. tear Status Label material at the backing paper rewinder is torn off. The AP 5.4 Dispenser shows this message also if the backing paper sleeve was too large during material initialization;...
Page 291: Usi Start Error
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure 2 1. Press the Cut button to deactivate the acoustic signal. 2.
Page 292: Scanner
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5015 Scanner Status Faults at the scanner. The scanner is tested during printer initialization by switching it on for a moment.
Page 293: Dot Check Area
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5018 Dot check area Status A value is measured at the AD transformer, which should not occur with a proper working printer.
Page 294: Motorprotect Cpu
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Switch printer off and then back on again after 30 sec. If the error message continues to appear, please contact the manufacturer.
Page 295: 5051-5058 Messages Which Can Only Occur With A Tt4 Printer
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5051-5058 Messages which can only occur with a TT4 printer 5051 Barcode Infeed 1 Status...
Page 296: Infeed 3 Empty
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6  Precondition for this status message is, that parameter SYSTEM PARAMETERS >...
Page 297: Dispenser Motor
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5061 Dispenser motor Status The output stage board for the dispenser motor is not present or defective. Measure ...
Page 298: No H8 Response
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5072 Material end unw Status Occurs during operation with activated internal OD control. The message appears, if no rotation of the mate-rial roll has been registered during at least 600 mm of material feeding.
Page 299: Foil Low
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5110 Foil low Status The diameter of the foil roll fell below the set warning diameter (see SYSTEM PARAMETER >...
Page 300: 5125 Vn For Usi Req
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5125 Vn for USI req. Status This message shows up, if the firmware of the USI doesn´t match the printer firmware.
Page 301 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5130 PSU xxxxxxxx Status Failure of the power supply. "xxxxxxxx" = four byte long error code in hexadecimal form.
Page 302 06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 • Byte 2: xxxxxxxx Reserved (must be 0): Shows an error bit, which is provided by the printer controller.
Page 303: Psu Communicat
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5131 PSU communicat. Power supply communication (64-xx / DPM / PEM / ALX 92x / PM 3000 only) Status A fault occured during communication with the power supply via I C bus.
Page 304: 5150 No Usi Interface
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5150 No USI interface Status (DPM / PEM / ALX 92x only) This error appears, if no USI is detected while the printer is powering up.
Page 305: 5204 Appl. Starterror
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5204 Appl. Starterror Status The device received another start signal during printing/applying a label. APPLICATOR PARA >...
Page 306: 5210 Appl. Driver 4
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5210 Appl. driver 4 Status Shortcut or overheat at power output 4 at the machine status connector (CN602) on the AI board.
Page 307: 5504 No Rfid Job
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Please read the notes in section General software errors ...
Page 308: 5523 Tag Address Err
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5523 Tag address err Status Faulty address: The address data targets beyond the logical or physical address range of the transponder.
Page 309: 5531 Protocol Length
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Change or replace the command. 5531 Protocol length Status General software error ...
Page 310: Wrong Tag Type
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 5550 Wrong tag type Status A transponder type was detected, which is not known by the reader – it cannot be used.
Page 311: Nov. Prog. Err
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6  Check the setting of the printhead resistance (parameter SYSTEM PARAMETER >...
Page 312: Load H8 Program
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 6004 Load H8 program Status Appears, when a) no valid H8 firmware is loaded b) after a forced start of the boot loader Measure Case a)
Page 313: Mli Speedo Data
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 6009 MLI Speedo data Status Defective speedo fonts. Measure ...
Page 314: Filesystem Close
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Format the memory card using the PC card drive. Try again to write onto the card.
Page 315: Out Of Memory
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 6300 Out of memory Status Not enough free memory available, to load additional print jobs. The job buffer is completely filled with print jobs.
Page 316: Fonttype Wrong
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8106 Fonttype wrong Status General software error. Measure  Switch printer off and then back on again after thirty seconds.
Page 317: 8201 Font Downl. Full
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8201 Font downl. full Status The font download buffer is full. Measure ...
Page 318: 8305 Bar Code Print
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8305 Bar code print Status Error during calculation of the bar code print image. Measure ...
Page 319: Pdf417 Columns
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8402 PDF417 Columns Status Bar code PDF417: illegal number of columns. Measure ...
Page 320: 8700 Idm Data With 0
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8700 IDM Data with 0 Status Bar code IDM: data may not contain 0x0. Measure ...
Page 321: Maxicode Sys No
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8801 Maxicode Sys no Status Maxicode: incorrect system no. Measure ...
Page 322: Graphic Header
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 Measure  Check if the spelling of the graphics file is the same both in the #YG command and on the compactflash card.
Page 323: Codablock Columns
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 8900 Codablock columns Status Bar code Codablock: illegal number of columns. Measure ...
Page 324: Print Head Type
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9003 Print head type Status A wrong printhead type is selected in the printer menu. Measure ...
Page 325: Temporary Mac
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9009 Temporary MAC Temporary MAC address. Status This error message is displayed, if the MAC address has the value 00.0a.44.00.00.00.
Page 326: Rtc Read Failed
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9017 RTC read failed Status Error, while trying to read the realtime clock (RTC). Happens, if an Easy- Plug command to read out the RTC is sent, but no RTC is built in.
Page 327: Not Possible
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9024 Not possible ! Status Detecting the material length (a function, which is normally used with MLI) is not possible, because a printjob is currently processed.
Page 328: 9039 Ribbon Mode Chg
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9039 Ribbon mode chg. Status The ribbon mode was changed between two consecutive printjobs via Easy-Plug command (from thermal transfer to thermo or vice-versa).
Page 329: 9100-9119 Messages During Firmware Update
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9100-9119 Messages during firmware update 9100 Invalid format Status Occurs during a download.
Page 330: Flash Ovf. Params
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9109 Flash Ovf. Params. Status Occurs during a download. The flash memory on the CPU board has not enough free memory space left to store the current parameter settings.
Page 331: Device Unknown
06/15 Rev. 10 USER + SERVICE MANUAL /Status Reports 64-xx – DPM – PEM – ALX 73x (PMA) – LPA 81x (Printer) – ALX 92x – AP 5.4 – AP 5.6 9117 Device Unknown Status Occurs during a firmware update, if the device information in the header is missing.
Page 332 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL All printers Internal Fonts General notes ..........2 System Requirements ....... 2 Font size ............ 2 OCR-fonts ..........2 Parameter settings ........3 Fixfonts and Speedo fonts ......3 Customized Fonts ........3 Font presentation .......... 6 Font coding comparison ........
Page 333: General Notes
09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers General notes System Requirements The internal fonts are available in the following printer types: • TTX 450/650/674/675/950/1050 • TDI • TTK • 64-04/05/06/08 • DPM/PEM • PM 3000 • ALX 73x/92x •...
Page 334: Parameter Settings
09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers Parameter settings • The font parameter must be set to „IBM“ (=default setting) (Tab. 2). • The optional character filter suppresses characters < 20 hex. If you want to print those characters, switch the character filter off (Tab. 2). Printer Parameter Setting...
Page 335 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers After successfully loading a font file, the following message appears: Data done KBytes: xx  Restart the printer to activate the fonts. If not enough unused flash memory is available, the following message appears: Data update Flash full Followed by:...
Page 336 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [1] Example of status printout „Flashdata status“ - in this case, the same font file was loaded twice. The result is, that in Block 2 and Block 3 are the same fonts, but with different font numbers. Deleting fonts Fonts can be deleted from the flash memory by calling parameter SPECIAL FUNCTION >...
Page 337: Font Presentation
09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers Font presentation [2] Each character of the font is depicted with its hexadecimal (first line) and decimal (second line) code. A Hexadecimal code. B Decimal code.
Page 338: Font Coding Comparison
09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers Font coding comparison  Not valid for TTX 67x, TTK, TDI Selecting the font coding: • Parameter menu: SYSTEM PARAMETERS > Character sets • Easy-Plug: #N [3] Speedo font 101 (#YN101) with coding „similar IBM“ (#N9).
Page 339 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [4] Speedo font 101 (#YN101) with coding ANSI CP1252 (#N10).
Page 340 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [5] Speedo font 101 (#YN101) with coding ANSI CP1250 (#N11)
Page 341 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [6] Speedo font 101 (#YN101) with coding ISO 8859-2 (#N12)
Page 342: Font Tables
09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers Font tables Coding: IBM Fixfonts YT100 [7] Fixfont YT100 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 343 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [8] Fixfont YT100 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 344 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [9] Fixfont YT100 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 345 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT101 [10] Fixfont YT101(IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 346 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [11] Fixfont YT101 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 347 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [12] Fixfont YT101 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 348 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT102 [13] Fixfont YT102 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 349 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [14] Fixfont YT102 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 350 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [15] Fixfont YT102 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 351 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT103 [16] Fixfont YT103 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 352 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [17] Fixfont YT103 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 353 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [18] Fixfont YT103 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 354 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT104 [19] Fixfont YT104 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 355 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [20] Fixfont YT104 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 356 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [21] Fixfont YT104 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 357 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT105 [22] Fixfont YT105 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 358 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [23] Fixfont YT105 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 359 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [24] Fixfont YT105 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 360 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT106 [25] Fixfont YT106 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 361 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [26] Fixfont YT106 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 362 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [27] Fixfont YT106 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 363 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT107 [28] Fixfont YT107 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 364 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [29] Fixfont YT107 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 365 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [30] Fixfont YT107 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 366 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT108 [31] Fixfont YT108 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 367 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [32] Fixfont YT108 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 368 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [33] Fixfont YT108 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 369 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT109 [34] Fixfont YT109 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 370 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [35] Fixfont YT109 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 371 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [36] Fixfont YT109 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 372 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT110 [37] Fixfont YT110 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 373 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [38] Fixfont YT110 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 374 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [39] Fixfont YT110 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 375 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT111 [40] Fixfont YT111 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 376 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [41] Fixfont YT111 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
Page 377 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [42] Fixfont YT111 (IBM), ASCII no. 192-255.
Page 378 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YT112 [43] Fixfont YT112 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 379 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [44] Fixfont YT112 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
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Page 393 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers Speedo fonts YN100 [58] Speedo font YN100 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
Page 394 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers [59] Speedo font YN100 (IBM), ASCII no. 096-191.
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Page 396 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YN101 [61] Speedo font YN101 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
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Page 399 09/12 Rev. 5.08-01 USER MANUAL Internal Fonts All printers YN102 [64] Speedo font YN102 (IBM), ASCII no. 000-095.
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Page 402 6/15 Rev. 6.01-01 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / USER MANUAL 64-xx–AP 4.4–AP 5.4–AP 5.6–AP 7.t Zubehör Accessories Fußschalter, Tastatur ....... Foot switch, Keyboard ........2 Netzkabel ..........Power Cables............3 Datenkabel ..........Data Cables ............4 USI-Testbox ..........USI Testbox ............5...
Page 403 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / USER MANUAL Zubehör / Accessories 64-xx–AP 4.4–AP 5.4–AP 5.6–AP 7.t Fußschalter, Tastatur / Foot switch, Keyboard Bezeichnung Designation Teilenummer / Part Number Fußschalter Foot switch A4053 (AP4.4/5.4) A104186 Adapterkabel (Fußschalter - USI) Adapter cable (foot switch - USI) A7268 Tastatur Keyboard...
Page 404 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / USER MANUAL Zubehör / Accessories 64-xx–AP 4.4–AP 5.4–AP 5.6–AP 7.t Netzkabel / Power Cables Bezeichnung Designation Teilenummer / Part Number Netzkabel UK Power cable UK A0635 Netzkabel EU Power cable EU A4254 Netzkabel USA Power cable USA A4255 Netzkabel China Power cable China...
Page 405 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / USER MANUAL Zubehör / Accessories 64-xx–AP 4.4–AP 5.4–AP 5.6–AP 7.t Datenkabel / Data Cables Bezeichnung Designation Teilenummer / Part Number RS 232-Kabel RS 232 cable A1207 Centronics-Kabel Centronics cable A2480 (64-xx) (3m lang, bidirektional) (length: 3m, bidirectional) Centronics-Kabel (IEEE 1284 CA) Centronics cable (IEEE 1284 CA) A4253...
Page 406 06/15 Rev. 6.01-01 BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG / USER MANUAL Zubehör / Accessories 64-xx–AP 4.4–AP 5.4–AP 5.6–AP 7.t USI-Testbox / USI Testbox Bezeichnung Designation Teilenummer / Part Number USI-Testbox USI test box A2739 Anschlußkabel für Testbox Connection cable test box A2842 USI-Testbox + Rundkabel USI test box + connection cable A2843...
Page 407 02/13 Rev. 5.06-00 USER MANUAL All printers Disposal Disposing of the printer ......... 2 Before disposal ......... 2 Disposal measures ........2...
Page 408 02/13 Rev. 5.06-00 USER MANUAL Disposal All printers Disposing of the printer Disposing of the printer Before disposal WARNING! This unit operates at mains voltage! Contacting electrically live components can cause potentially lethal electrical shocks and burns.  Before disposing of the printer, disconnect all cables. Disposal measures During the production of the individual components, the manufacturer ensures that as little an impact is made on the environmental as possible.

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