Infinite Peripherals DPP–350 User Manual page 5

DPP-350 User Manual
Electrical
Turn off the printer and disconnect the AC adapter from the power outlet when/IF these happen:
• Smoke, odd smells, or unusual noises are emitted by the printer.
• Metallic objects are dropped, or any liquid is spilled inside the printer.
• Printer is not in use.
Important: Do Not
• Connect or disconnect the AC adapter with wet hands as this can result in electric shock, short circuit, and failure.
• Use any AC adapter or power cord or place heavy objects on top of the printer as this may cause damage to the cord and/or create a fire or electric
shock.
• Bend the power cord or place heavy objects on top of it as this can cause damage the cord and/or cause fire or electric shock.
• Drop any metallic objects or spill liquids such as coffee, water into the printer.
• Do not touch the head as it is hot after printing. Ensure the thermal head is cool before replacing the paper or cleaning the printer head.
• Remove the cable or adapter from the connector or the receptacle by gripping the connector or the plug. In addition, never pull the cable itself since
this may cause damage to the cable and/or adapter.
Operational
Use only specified paper or equivalent in your printer. Other paper can reduce the life of the printer head and decrease the printing
quality. Store the paper in a cool, dry, and dark location.
Note
Any substances with Sodium (Na+), Potassium (K=), or chlorine (CI-) can reduce the life of the printer head remarkably.
Ensure the paper is stored in a cool, dry, dark place. We recommend you do not expose the paper to bright light for extended periods
of time, organic solvents, or vinyl chloride film, erasers, or adhesive tapes. In addition, do not store the paper in high temperature or
humidity environments, damp areas or areas with exposure to direct sunlight. If pasting printed pages, only use water-based glue, that
is starch glue, synthetic glue, and so forth.
Important: Do Not
• Store the paper on diazo print paper or on wet, freshly made paper copies.
• Handle the paper with wet hands or hard objects since it can cause tears, fingerprints, or smudges.
• Expose the paper
* To bright light or extended periods of time.
* To organic solvents.
* To vinyl chloride film erasers, or adhesive tapes.
• Store the paper
* In high temperatures, high humidity, damp areas.
Note
If the printer is used continuously under improper conditions can lead to failure, fire, and/or electric shock. This may void your
warranty. If a fault condition continues, contact
https://ipcmobile.com/support
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