SATO S8400 Operator's Manual page 21

2.1.2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION (CONT'D)
IDENTIFYING THE MAIN PRINTER PARTS
Status Icon 128 x 64 dot
Display Area display
LCD screen
Icons, prompts and system messages
are displayed here.
LINE button
Takes the printer ONLINE (to proceed with printing) or
OFFLINE (to perform configuration or other settings)
FEED button
Feeds the label forward. When it is pressed once,
the equivalent of a sheet of paper or label is ejected.
*There are times when the paper is not aligned prop-
erly when power is turned on or when the paper was
set. In this case, always press the FEED button to
align the paper properly.
Status LEDs
POWER LED: Lights up when power is supplied to the
printer.
ONLINE LED: Lights up when communication is avail-
able.
LABEL LED: Lights up red at Paper End or Paper Near
End.
RIBBON LED: Flashes red when detecting Ribbon
Near End. Lights up red when detecting Ribbon End.
CANCEL button: Cancels printing data. In each setting
mode, the button also returns you to the previous menu
or menu item.
For details of each indicator's behavior, see Page 6-4
of Section 6, Understanding the LED Indicators.
S8400 Series Operator's Manual
View of Front Panel
Two line text Operation
message button
LINE
FEED
Adjustment potentiometers
status LEDs 4 Cursor movement key
POWER ON LINE LABEL RIBBON
volume pitch offset darkness
Operation buttons
FUNCTION button: Selects the various setting
modes.
ENTER button: Confirms the choice of a selection
or value.
CANCEL button: Cancels printing data. In each
setting mode, the button also returns you to the
previous menu or menu item.
CURSOR buttons: Each button moves the cursor
up, down, left or right on the LCD screen.
Adjustment Potentiometers
VOLUME: Adjusts the loudness of the built-in
speaker (buzzer).
PITCH: Adjusts the vertical print position with
reference to the top edge of a label.
OFFSET: Adjusts the stop position offset values
for the cutter, peeler and tear off modes
DARKNESS: Adjusts the print darkness (print
density).
Section 2: Installation
Operation
FUNCTION
buttons
ENTER
CANCEL
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