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- Page 1 Digital label and decal press 3 Digital label and decal press 3...
- Page 2 This document contains proprietary information which is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Primera Technology, Incorporated. Patent Pending Trademark Acknowledgements Digital Label Press 3 and PrimaColor are trademarks and Primera is a registered trademark of Primera Technology, Incorporated.
- Page 3 For Users in the United States: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Section 1: Introduction A. How Your Press Works ..........1 B. - Page 5 Section 7: Installing and Using the PressPrint Software for Windows A. About PressPrint ............47 B.
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Page 6: Section 1: Introduction
Thank You..for choosing the Digital Label and Decal Press. This press has been designed to provide you with stunning, custom cut, high-quality color output on durable adhesive-backed paper, vinyl, polyester, and even heat transfer material. It offers many features which allow you to simultaneously print and cut professional- quality labels, decals, signs, photos, and much more - quickly and easily! A. -
Page 7: Special Features
Dye-Sublimation Dye-sublimation is similar to thermal transfer in that it still involves a paneled, multi-pass process beneath the same thermal print head. The difference, however, lies within the special dye-sublimation ribbon, the print media, and in the transfer process itself. Unlike a thermal transfer ribbon, each colored panel on a dye-sublimation ribbon is composed of colored dye rather than colored ink. -
Page 8: Section 2: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Before operating the unit, please read the following safety precautions carefully. CAUTION! TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT EXPOSE THE UNIT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE FRONT, TOP , SIDE, OR REAR PANELS. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. - Page 9 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual 4 Section 2: Safety Precautions...
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Page 14: Section 3: Getting Started
Getting Started A. CHOOSING A GOOD LOCATION Place the unit in a location with adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat build up. Use the dimensions specified in Section 10 as a guideline for the minimum clearances to the unit. NOTE: Allow for adequate clearance above the unit to accommodate the height of the unit with its cover open. -
Page 15: Unpacking And Inspection
C. UNPACKING AND INSPECTION Your Press 3 ships in two separate cartons, one for the printer, and one for the Media Input Assembly and Media Output Tray. While unpacking your printer, inspect the cartons to ensure that no damage has occurred during shipping. Make sure that all supplied accessories are included with your unit. -
Page 16: Control Panel
Control Panel Notice that Press's Control Panel LCD Display shows information on both cutting and printing. The reason for this is that each of these functions works independently of each other. This means that if the print job is canceled, for example, the cutter will continue to cut and vice- versa. - Page 17 Cancel/- The Cancel button cancels cutting and ejects the page. As a fail-safe, the Retry button must first be pressed to pause cutting. When the Printer Hood is opened, pressing Cancel will force the paper to reverse through the paper path. This is useful in unloading the paper roll.
- Page 18 Cutting Pressure The Cutting Pressure slide adjusts the amount of pressure used by the press's cutter. It is very important that this cut pressure be adjusted properly. If cut pressure is too high, The press may cut all the way through the print media. This will cause premature wear on the cutting blade and may even cause the cutter to stall.
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Page 19: Removing The Ribbon Cartridge And Blade Holder
This illustration shows the input ports found on the rear panel of the printer. When connecting Press to your computer, you will use its Parallel Interface Port. For more information on this port, please refer to Appendix A. Power Switch Power Input Port E. -
Page 20: Installing The Blade Holder
Additional ribbon cartridges can be purchased to make switching between Press's various print ribbons more convenient. Additional cutter blades can also be purchased as needed. To remove these items from the inside of the printer, refer to the following steps: 1. -
Page 21: Installing The Media Input Assembly
3. Place the Blade Holder into the Cutter Arm and tighten the gold-colored Securing Knob by turning it toward the front of the printer. Tighten only until the Blade Holder fits securely within the Cutter Arm. To verify proper tightness, try rotating the Blade Holder clockwise within the Cutter Arm. If it rotates, the Securing Knob needs to be further tightened. -
Page 22: Installing The Media Output Assembly
Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual 2. Connect the Media Input Assembly Interface Cable as shown. H. INSTALLING THE MEDIA OUTPUT ASSEMBLY Press's Media Output Tray consists of two separate stages. The lower portion of the tray assembly protects media during the printing process. The upper portion of the tray collects the finished sheets as they leave the press. -
Page 23: Applying Power
Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual I. APPLYING POWER 1. Locate the power cord supplied with your press. 2. With the press's power switch turned off, place one end of the power cord into the power port on the rear panel of the press. 18 Section 3: Getting Started... -
Page 24: Introduction
A. INTRODUCTION As you may already know from reading Section 1, this press is able to produce a variety of output by using a variety of different print ribbons. Each of these ribbons is unique, and each requires its own compatible print media. To make it easy for you to remember which ribbons are to be used with which print media and which type of output each set of print supplies will produce, Press print supplies are divided into two separate categories. -
Page 25: Loading Ribbon Into The Ribbon Cartridge
#300-Series Ribbons - Resin Thermal Transfer Print Method #300-Series Ribbons utilize what is called a resin thermal print method and are distinguished by their WHITE cores. These ribbons are designed to print onto vinyl label stock and produce Press's most durable, longest lasting form of output. Resin ribbons are available in both a convenient 3-color paneled format and in a variety of spot colors. -
Page 26: Placing The Ribbon Cartridge Into The Printer
3. Place the supply end of the ribbon into the supply end of the Ribbon Cartridge as indicated. Make certain that the ribbon is fed from underneath the supply end of the ribbon roll, up and over the top of the take-up end of the ribbon roll. Supply End 4. -
Page 27: About Print Media
E. ABOUT PRINT MEDIA #200-Series Polyester Label and Decal Stock The #200-Series polyester stock is distinguished by a GRAY-and-WHITE package cover sheet and, due to its unique composition, is the only polyester stock compatible with the #200-Series dye-sublimation ribbon. The #200-Series stock is available in white only, with a general purpose permanent adhesive ideal for adhering to glass, metals, and some plastics. -
Page 28: Loading The Print Media Roll Into The Press
NOTE: Although the #300-Series Black UL-Recognized Ribbon provides maximum printquality when printing onto #300-Series Polyesters, you may also achieve acceptable results by using the variety of other #300-Series Resin Ribbons with the polyester materials. If doing so, increase the Intensity setting within the printer driver setup window (see Section 6-D). Note that print quality may vary when using the standard resin ribbons with the polyester materials and, therefore, is not guaranteed. - Page 29 2. Open the Media Input Assembly Cover. Media Input Assembly Cover 3. Place the media spool on the supports located on either side of the Media Input Assembly. Media Spool Supports Media Spool 4. Close the Media Input Assembly cover. 24 Section 4: Ribbon and Print Media...
- Page 30 5. Pull the Media Roll Release back into the "up" position This will lock the media roll into place as well as engage the sensor that reads the roll's identification information. 6. Open the printer's Top Cover by pressing the Cover Release Button and remove the ribbon cartridge.
- Page 31 7. Locate the Print Pressure Bracket indicated in the illustration below. This bracket runs the entire width of the printer's interior and must be removed in order to load print media into the press. 8. The Print Pressure Bracket is held in place by two Securing Levers and is connected to the printer electronically by its Sensor Connector.
- Page 32 10. Once the bracket is disconnected and unlatched, gently lift it from the printer. 11. Turn the Media Roll by hand to start the leading edge of the media into the printer part of your press. Inside the printer portion of the press you should see the leading edge of paper start to enter the printing area.
- Page 33 12. Guide the paper over the Platen and under the Pinch Roller as shown. Make certain the paper is centered on the platen roller. 13. Remove any slack in the paper path by pulling on the leading edge of the paper.
- Page 34 NOTE: To ensure proper operation, the media MUST be centered on the platen roller! If after normal operation your paper is not centered, adjust the media bias lever on the back of the Media Input Assembly. Media Bias Lever 14. Making certain the paper is tight and centered in the press, insert the Print Pressure Bracket back into its proper position inside the press.
- Page 35 15. Once the Print Pressure Bracket is in the proper position, firmly push each Securing Lever all the way down until each is in its locked position. Some force is required to latch these Securing Levers. 16. Reconnect the Sensor Connector by sliding it toward the right-hand side of the printer until it stops.
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Page 36: Paper And Ribbon Descriptions For The Control Panel Lcd Display
G. PAPER AND RIBBON DESCRIPTIONS FOR THE CONTROL PANEL LCD DISPLAY The following chart lists and describes the paper and ribbon types you will see reported on the Control Panel LCD Display: Ribbons: Display #300 SPOT #300 3 COLOR #200 DYESUB Paper: Display #200 ABR... - Page 37 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual 32 Section 4: Ribbon and Print Media...
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Page 38: Section 5: Connecting The Press
Connecting the Press A. RUNNING THE SELF TEST Now that print supplies are installed and power is applied, a self-test should be performed to check for proper operation of the printer. Press is capable of doing a specific self test print for monochrome resin, 3-color resin, and dye-sublimation. The following steps describe how to perform a self-test print: 1. - Page 39 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual 5. The press will both print and cut the self test image. Please note that the print quality of the self-test may not be optimum. Don't worry, this is perfectly normal. The self-test procedure is not intended to demonstrate print quality, but rather to verify that the unit is mechanically sound.
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Page 40: Connecting The Usb-To-Parrallel Interface Cable
B. CONNECTING THE USB-TO-PARALLEL INTERFACE CABLE This press is designed to be used with nearly any high-end IBM-PC or compatible running Windows 98, ME, and 2000. For best performance, a minimum of a Pentium III/IV with 128 megabytes of RAM or higher and a hard disk with at least 2 gigabytes of free space is recommended. - Page 41 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual 3. Select Search for the best driver for your device (Recommended). And click Next. 4. Select CD-ROM Drive and click Next. 36 Section 5: Connecting the Press...
- Page 42 5. Click Finish. Once the driver for your USB cable is installed, connect the other end of the cable to the parallel interface port located on behind the press. The Control Panel LCD must display, "PRINTER READY CUTTER READY" in order to receive data.
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Page 44: Section 6: Installing And Setting Up The Printer Driver For Windows
Installing and Setting Up the Printer Driver A. INSTALLING THE WINDOWS PRINTER DRIVER Before you can print, you must first install the printer driver. The printer driver is simply software which gives the press the proper commands it needs in order to print. - Page 45 3. Double-click on the Add Printer icon. 4. You will enter the Add Printer Wizard. This will program will aid you in installing your printer driver. Click Next to continue You will be asked if this is a Local Printer or a Network Printer. Select Local Printer and click Next to continue.
- Page 46 7. Now you will be prompted to locate the driver. Click Browse to locate the files. 8. The Browse window will now appear. In the Drives: drop-down window, select your CD-ROM drive that contains the Digital Label Press 3 Software Installer Disc.
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Page 47: Setting Up The Windows 98/Me Printer Driver
11. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation. When prompted, do not have Windows print a test print, since you most likely performed a printer self test in Section 5. Once installed, the Digital Label Press 3 icon, shown below, will appear in the Printers folder. B. - Page 48 4. The Digital Label Press 3 Setup screen appears. Change the options as follows: Paper Size Press prints onto oversized Super B/A3-size print media. Super B/A3-size media has a 12" x 20" (305 x 508mm) sheet size which provides a maximum printable area of 11.71"...
- Page 49 Select Algebraic if you would like the printer driver to make very simple, yet fast, color balance adjustments. This option gives you more natural looking images without actually utilizing any specific color matching software and without slowing down the processing speed of the printer driver. In general, this option works best when printing full-color graphics with the process 3 color resin ribbon.
- Page 50 Write Direct to Port Select this option if you wish to bypass Windows Print Spooler. It is recommended you do not use this unless you are having difficulty printing through the Windows Print Spooler. Disable Target & Cut Select this option if you wish to bypass the cut function and use only its print function.
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Page 52: Section 7: Installing And Using The Pressprint Software For Windows
Installing and Using the PressPrint Software for Windows A. ABOUT PRESSPRINT PressPrint for Windows is a software application program specifically designed for use with your press. This program is required in order for the press to both print and cut images. PressPrint is primarily intended to be used as a type of print utility program in which images created through other software applications can be imported, contoured for cutting, duplicated, and sent to the press for production. -
Page 53: Using Pressprint
Once installed, the PressPrint icon, shown below, will appear in the Programs group of the Start menu. Select the PressPrint icon to open PressPrint. If PressPrint's Installer Program does not automatically open when the CD is inserted into your computer's CD drive, refer to the following steps to install PressPrint: 1. - Page 54 3. When the file is finished importing, it will automatically be selected. Click and drag on the surrounding nubs to resize the image. Click and drag on the center nub to move the image. Note that for best print quality, imported bitmap images should be kept at or close to their original size.
- Page 55 6. Select OK to begin contouring your image. You may see the following dialog box appear when attempting to contour cut bitmap files. This slide bar sets the sensitivity of the filter. If your sensitivity is high (i.e. 255) your cut line may appear jagged as the filter picks up "noise"...
- Page 56 8. With both the cut line and the image selected, click on the Layout menu and select Array. The Array Setup window appears. 9. Enter the total number of copies you would like to make of your image. Adjust the margins and/or spacing between each image accordingly in order to fit the maximum number of copies on each page.
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Page 57: Printing To Your Press
D. PRINTING TO YOUR PRESS Once you have successfully completed Part D of this section, you can then send your file to be printed and cut. Refer to the following steps to begin printing. 1. Select Print from the File menu. The Print window appears. 2. - Page 58 4. Once all appropriate printer settings have been chosen, select OK to close the setup window. Select OK from the Printing window to send your print job to the press. Before printing actually starts, the print job must be processed or rasterized. This will take anywhere from several seconds to several minutes depending on the complexity of your image and the speed of your computer.
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Page 59: Helpful Pressprint Hints
E. HELPFUL PRESSPRINT HINTS Importing Files PressPrint accepts a wide variety of file types. These file types are listed and can be selected through PressPrint's Import window. When importing files created through other programs, be sure the file you are importing is one of the file types listed in the import window. -
Page 60: Importing Vector Vs. Bitmap Files
Importing Vector vs. Bitmap Files A vector-based file is a file such as an EPS which can be grouped, ungrouped, and broken apart into a number of separate objects. These objects can be individually sized, deleted, or repositioned. Vector files are generally created in programs such as Adobe®... -
Page 61: Aligning Objects
Aligning Objects PressPrint provides an alignment option which automatically aligns two or more selected objects. This feature is helpful if, for example, you would like to align a Die Cut line with your label design or to align a selection of grouped label designs to the page blank. -
Page 62: Anti-Aliasing
Use the Rotate option along with the Duplicate option of the Edit menu to create a single row of closely placed images. Use the Alignment option of the Layout menu to help align the images. Once you have a complete row created and aligned (as shown below), click and drag the pointer around the entire row to select it. -
Page 63: Creating Serialized Labels
F. CREATING SERIALIZED LABELS PressPrint makes it easy to create serialized labels such as product serial tags, parking stickers, and more. PressPrint even allows you to incorporate text (.txt) files, such as a list of names, into serialized labels for even greater customization. To create a set of serialized labels, please refer to the following procedure. - Page 64 4. With both the cut line and the label selected, choose Badges from the Layout menu. The Badge Setup window appears. 5. Enter the number of labels you wish to create into the Number of copies box, and adjust the vertical and horizontal spacing between labels as needed. 6.
- Page 65 7. Once you have highlighted the text you wish to serialize and/or selected the replacement data file, click on the OK button of the Badge Setup window. The Text Substitution window appears. 8. When the Text Substitution window appears, make sure the text from the replacement data file is listed under the appropriate column.
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Page 66: Printing Multiple Spot Color Labels
10. Highlight only the part of the text you wish to serialize. This is helpful when serializing barcodes as you may have information that stays the same on each label. Once this is highlighted, click Set Base. This tells the software the number to start counting from when serializing. - Page 67 The following is an example of how to print a multiple spot color job. You may want to actually complete this exercise as a self-tutorial. If you do not have the ribbon colors specified in this exercise, simply substitute any other spot color combination.
- Page 68 4. Select the appropriate Printer Setup options (Ribbon Type, etc.). Then, select the option Hold Media after Print (Don't Eject). This will keep the media from cutting the page before all the colors have been printed. 5. Click on the Preferences Tab and select the Separate Colors option. This forces the colors in your image to be printed separately.
- Page 69 6. Click on OK to print. PressPrint will send only the RED squares to be printed. During printing, a message will display on screen telling you to wait until printing is complete before loading the next ribbon color and reloading the print media.
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Page 70: Section 8: Maintenance
Your press is built to require a minimum amount of maintenance. Nevertheless, there are a few procedures you can perform on a regular basis or as needed to ensure the best possible performance. A. SUPPLIES REQUIRED For the procedures listed in this section, you will need the following items: Isopropyl alcohol Soft, lint-free cloth Small vacuum cleaner (if available) -
Page 71: Cleaning The Press's Case
3. Remove the Ribbon Cartridge from the printer. 4. Using a Print head Cleaning Pen from the Printer Cleaning Kit or a soft, lint- free cloth slightly moistened with isopropyl alcohol, firmly wipe back and forth across the surface of the Print head. If using a cloth, be extremely careful not to use too much alcohol. -
Page 72: Cleaning The Platen Roller
E. CLEANING THE PLATEN ROLLER The Platen Roller rests just underneath the Print head when the printer's Top Cover is closed. During printing, print media is wrapped tightly around this roller in order to maintain consistent print registration. Periodically clean the printer's Platen Roller if you notice excess dust or debris accumulation on the roller or if feeding problems or print media jams occur. -
Page 73: Clearing A Ribbon Jam
F. CLEARING A RIBBON JAM If the ribbon becomes jammed in the printer's Platen Roller (visible when you open the printer's Top Cover), use the following procedure to correct the problem. 1. With the printer's Top Cover open, remove the ribbon take-up core (the side with the used ribbon on it) from the Ribbon Cartridge. -
Page 74: H. Clearing A Major Print Media Jam
H. CLEARING A MAJOR PRINT MEDIA JAM Although rare, print media can sometimes begin to separate from its backing while printing. When this happens, it can occasionally become stuck to the interior rollers causing the media to jam and halt the print process. If this happens, do not attempt to rip the media from the printer. - Page 75 2. Locate the black, plastic Cutter Arm which holds the aluminum Blade Holder in place. 3. Loosen the gold-colored Securing Knob by turning it toward the rear of the printer. 4. Remove the aluminum Blade Holder. CAUTION! The cutter blade is razor-sharp and can easily cut you. Be extrememly careful when removing this blade! 70 Section 8: Maintenance Blade Holder...
- Page 76 5. Unscrew and remove the top of the Blade Holder. 6. Tip the base of the holder upside down and remove the blade. 7. Insert the new blade into the base of the holder and replace the holder's screw- on top. 8.
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Page 78: Section 9: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting If you have difficulty operating your press, the troubleshooting suggestions in this section should, in most cases, solve the problem. If you still have difficulty after trying these suggestions, call PRIMERA's Technical Support Group at (763)475- 6669. Customer and technical support representatives are available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Standard Time. - Page 79 PRINTER: RIBBON JAM This error condition, much like the previous error, indicates the ribbon is unable to move freely inside the printer portion of the press. If the ribbon is not completely used, then the most common reason would be that the ribbon is not properly installed.
- Page 80 4. If the ribbon is torn, it can be fixed by cutting the torn edge and taping it to the take up roll. Be careful to line the ribbon up straight when repairing it as to avoid further jams. 5. Replace the ribbon and paper. 6.
- Page 81 PAPER CORE ROTATION ERROR The paper core is located to the left of the media input assembly when loading media rolls. If the roll is installed properly, it will snap into place with the hub of the sensor and will rotate that hub as the media is fed through the press. First make certain that the media is installed correctly as described in section 4-D.
- Page 82 6. Press Menu to bring up the PAGE LOAD SEQUENCE as described in the section on paper loading and press ENTER to run the paper load sequence. 7. Resend your job from Press Print. RIBBON SENSOR ERROR The ribbon sensor detects the different colored panels of the ribbon. This error will be displayed if the sensor is not able to read the colors of the ribbon correctly.
- Page 83 CUTTER PAPER LOADING ERROR This will occur if the paper is unable to feed into the cutter. The most common cause would be the paper is not properly installed in the press. If this error occurs, take the following steps: 1.
- Page 84 CUTTER TARGET ERROR This message will be displayed if the cutter targets on your page (shown below) can not be read by your cutter. This happens when the paper is not feeding centered through the press. If the paper is biased to one side as it travels through the paper path, the cutter targets may print off of the page, or too far onto the page.
- Page 85 The print job rasterizes, but the press doesn't print. Symptoms: Your computer seems to raster the image and send it to the printer but the printer does not respond. You may be in need of more hard drive space. As a rule, you should always maintain at least 2 GB of free space on your hard disk.
- Page 86 My prints have blotches or spots in them. Symptoms: Small spots appear randomly on the print with no ink or different colors of ink. Most likely due to dust inside the printer. Review the procedures in Section 8-D for cleaning the inside of the printer. This can also be caused by dust accumulation on the ribbon.
- Page 87 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual The cut line is not centered on the printed object. If your cut line is not centered on the object and is not skewed you can move the entire cut by entering custom settings for your cutter offset. To enter the custom settings for your Press, open the PressPrint software.
- Page 88 The Blade Offset indicates the distance from the tip of Press's blade to the edge of the blade shaft. Since Press will always use the same type of blade, this value should always remain the same. Be sure the cutter settings are configured properly according to Section 7-C. Be sure the blank size within PressPrint is set to the default size of 11.71"...
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Page 90: Section 10: Technical Specifications 85
Specifications Printing Methods: Printing resolution: Colors: Color Panel Order: Color: Monochrome: Printing Speed: Dye Sublimation: Resin Thermal (CMY): Resin Thermal: Paper Feed Method: Paper Loading: Supply roll capacity: Output rack capacity: Media Size at Output: Printing Area: Ink Ribbon: Dye-sublimation Resin Thermal Technical Thermal Resin and Dye-sublimation... - Page 91 Printer Driver: Interface: Dimensions: Weight: Temperature: Operating: Storage: Humidity: Operating: Storage: Supply Voltage: Supply Frequency: Safety: EMC: 86 Section 10: Technical Specifications Windows 95, 98, 2000, and ME Centronics-type parallel (USB to Parellel cable provided) 56.25" Lx 14.25"H x 20.25" D(143cmL x 36.2cmH x 51.4cmD) 105 lbs.
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Page 92: Introduction
A. INTRODUCTION Your press is equipped with a standard 8-bit Centronics-type parallel data communications port. This is the means by which the printer receives data from your computer. This chapter describes the pin assignments, protocol, and signal specifications for Press's parallel port. B. - Page 93 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual Pin assignments are as follows: TABLE A-1: Parallel Interface Pin Assignments 88 Appendix A...
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Page 94: Index
Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual Index #200-Series polyester...22 #200-Series ribbons...19 #300-Series ribbons...20 #300-Series UL-Recognized polyester ...22 #300-Series Vinyl...22 Aligning objects...56 Anti-aliasing...57 Bitmap files ...55 Blade holder...14, 71 Calibrate ...45, 77 Cancel/ - button...12 Canceling a job ...12 Color matching...43 Contour cut ...49, 50 Control Panel ...11 Cutter blade ...15, 70... - Page 95 Digital Label Press 3 User’s Manual Menu/+ button ...12 Orientation ...45 Paper size...43 Pinch rollers ...28 Platen roller...28 Power ...18 Print head ...65 Print media...22, 23 Print pressure bracket ...26, 29, 30 Printer cleaning kit ...65, 66, 67 Printer driver ...39 Resin thermal transfer...1 Retry/ Enter button...12 Ribbon cartridge...20, 21...
- Page 96 Printed in the United States of America P/N 510212...