quadient IS-280 Installation Manual
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- Page 1 Installation Guide Mailing Systems IS-280...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Step A – Assembling your Mailing System .......8 Step B – Setting Up Connections ........12 Step C – Activating your Mailing System ......21 For more help with your installation, please visit: kb.quadient.ca/is280_install_en Or for the online user guide visit: kb.quadient.ca/is280_ug_en... -
Page 3: Safety Requirements
Safety Requirements Power Connection Before powering up your Mailing System, please check to ensure the system meets your local AC voltage requirements. For more information on power specifications please refer to the plates at the back of each System component. •... - Page 4 Compliance Energy Star compliance Office equipment is generally powered on 24 hours a day, so power management features are important for saving energy and reducing air pollution.Your Mailing System is an Energy Star qualified Mailing System that automatically goes into a low-power 'Sleep' Mode after a period of inactivity.
- Page 5 General Safety • Before using your Mailing System, please read the operating instructions included. • To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock and injury, follow standard safety precautions for office equipment when using your Mailing System. • To avoid damaging vital system components, only use Neopost/Canada Post approved supplies (ink, tape, cleaners...).
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Page 6: Meet Your Mailing System
Meet your Mailing System Contents Mailing System Console Ink Cartridge Postage Meter... - Page 7 Documentation and PC Me- Power Supply and Cord ter Link application Weighing Platform PC Meter Link USB Cable LAN cable...
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Page 8: Step A - Assembling Your Mailing System
Step A – Assembling your Mailing System DO NOT CONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY TO THE SYSTEM BEFORE INSTRUCTED. YOU MAY DAMAGE YOUR EQUIPMENT. A1 – Installing the Postage Meter (PSD) The Meter contains processing activing and postage funds information. Open the PSD cover located under the Turn the Mailing System on its back. - Page 9 Insert the PSD into the Mailing System, by positioning it vertically, with the contacts down and facing to the rear, and the labels towards you. Close the PSD Cover. Remove the PSD from its packaging. Write down the PSD No: (N33xxxxxx). You will need it at step C .
- Page 10 Remove the foam block. Remove the wedge to allow the print head carriage to move. Open the Mailing System Front Cover by pulling the cover towards you while applying Close the Mailing System Front Cover. slight pressure to right side of the cover. A3 –...
- Page 11 Stow the cable in the compartment provided and place the Weighing Platform on top of the Mailing System. Connect the Weighing Platform cable to the Mailing System. To avoid weighing errors, make sure the Weighing Platform is clear when activating the system. if __ __g is displayed while using your Mailing System: •...
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Page 12: Step B - Setting Up Connections
Step B – Setting Up Connections In order to load funds, download rates, and support your Mailing System, you must set-up a connection between your Mailing System and the E-Services Server. This can be done in one of the following ways: Connection methods How does it work ? •... - Page 13 Connection Set-up using PC Meter Link Please do not connect your Mailing System to a USB port on your PC before installing PC Meter Link software. The installation software will notify you when to connect your Mailing System to your PC. a) Installing and connecting PC Meter Link Please close all running applications before installing the PC Meter Link application.
- Page 14 Powering up your Mailing System Only use the Power Supply Cord included with your Mailing System. Remove the Power Supply and Power Cord from the packaging. Plug the female connector of the Power Supply Cord into the back of your system. Plug the other end of the Power Supply Cord into a wall socket.
- Page 15 b) Configuring your E-Services Connection using PC Meter Link The installation wizard will help you to configure the connection of your Mailing System to the E-Services Server. Follow the instructions below to configure the connection to E-Services using the PC Meter Link application.
- Page 16 Press to continue. Press to select PC Kit . Connection Set-Up using a LAN a) Connecting with LAN Remove the LAN Cable from the packaging. If you encounter any difficulties in configuring the LAN connection settings, please refer to Connection Settings Section of the Mailing System User Guide or contact our Customer Care Centre for assistance.
- Page 17 Connect the other end of the LAN cable into Your Mailing System is now connected to the LAN port. LAN. Powering up your Mailing System Only use the Power Supply Cord included with your Mailing System. Remove the Power Supply and Power Cord from the packaging.
- Page 18 Plug the female connector of the Power Supply Cord into the back of your Mailing Plug the other end of the Power Supply System. Cord into a wall socket. The system starts and launches the installation wizard automatically.
- Page 19 b) Configuring your E-Services Connection using LAN The installation wizard is going to help you to configure the connection of your Mailing System to the E-Services Server. Note that the installation process restarts from the beginning if power is turned off before the process is completed.
- Page 20 Press Resume with step C .
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Page 21: Step C - Activating Your Mailing System
Step C – Activating your Mailing System C1 – Initiating the Postage Server Connection These screens will not appear on your Mailing System User Console if you use the PC Meter Link application. The Postage Server Connection screen will appear on your PC. Press to continue. - Page 22 C2 – Registering your Mailing System A registration PIN code must be entered into the system to activate your system. This PIN code can be found on the Quick Reference Guide that is included with your Meter. Once the PIN code is entered your System will be activated. Enter the PIN code using the keypad and Press to continue.
- Page 23 C3 – Adding Postage Funds You can add Funds to your Mailing System anytime by completing the steps listed below. In order to complete your transaction, connection of your Mailing System to Neopost's Postage Server is required. Test that a Funds Transaction can be completed, request a small amount of postage to be added first.
- Page 24 Press to continue. Press to continue. Various steps will be displayed during the connection process. Please wait for the connection process to be completed. C5 – Installing the Ink Cartridge Installing the Ink Cartridge Follow the steps below to install your Ink Cartridge. The following screen will appear: Press to continue.
- Page 25 Open the Ink Cartridge slot by pulling the blue lever towards you and turning it to the right. Open the Front Cover by pulling it towards you by the upper left corner. Remove the protective film strip from the Ink Cartridge Printing Head. Insert the Ink Cartridge into the slot.
- Page 26 You can now press to continue. Hold the cartridge in place, turn the Blue Lever back to the left until the cartridge is secured, then close the cover.
- Page 27 Ink Cartridge Alignment If you want to skip or to exit the alignment Press to start the alignment pro- process, press to go to cess. Your Mailing System requires the Ink Car- tridge to be aligned each time you replace the Cartridge.
- Page 28 Using the up and down arrow buttons, se- lect the letter F. Press Press The screen gets back to Congratulations ! Your Mailing System is now installed and ready to use. For Information on System Features and basic mail processing, please refer to your Operator Manual.
- Page 29 Index Can 12, 23, 24 Zero 10 Cartridge 24 Control Panel 16 Cover 9, 24 Energy Star 3 Feeder 3 Ink 3 Ink Cartridge 6, 24 Installation 13, 15, 16 Lan 6, 12, 16 Mail Path 3 Menu 10 Meter 6, 8 Pc Meter Link 6, 12, 13, 15, 21 Pin Code 22 Power 3, 6, 8, 13, 16...
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