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- Page 1 Operator Manual For portable label dispenser: S-70...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Introduction ... .1 Safety precautions ....2 Warning labels and Danger Areas ..3 Usage precautions . -
Page 3: Introduction
1. Introduction T hank you very much for choosing the S AT O S -70 label dispenser. T his manual provides an introduction to the operation of this machine, and it is important that the operator uses this manual to practise basic operation of the machine for a period of time. Please read this manual thoroughly in order to make full use of the features of the S AT O S -70 labeler. -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions About the display diagrams A s a preventive measure to ensure safe usage of this machine so as to safeguard against damage to yourself, other people or property, there are many display diagrams used in this instruction manual and on this machine. T he displays and their meanings are illustrated in the following. Please take time to read and understand the content. -
Page 5: Warning Labels And Danger Areas
Warning Do not place on unstable location Do not insert foreign objects into the machine • D o not place machine on unstable location where the support frame is • D o not insert metallic items or shaky, slanted or is subject to flammable objects into the opening vibration. - Page 6 • T o dispose of compact type rechargeable batteries (lithium ion Use only original SATO labeling supplies type), insulate the battery pack by • If you choose to use other media sealing its contact points with tape,...
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Page 7: Usage Precautions
Usage Precautions (1) Pay special attention to areas with warning logos and indicators. (2) A s this machine is a precision electronic device, please note the following: • Ensure that location has a stable A C power supply with as little variation as possible. If there is a high power consumption appliance (for example: big refrigerator) nearby, the appliance will cause variations in the A C voltage when in operation, and may in turn cause malfunction. -
Page 8: Parts And Accessories
Parts and Accessories *Please confirm the following parts and accessories are delivered in good working condition. Main unit (with handle) Important documents Power Supply Cable OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES a. A C A daptor b. B attery Pack *When purchasing optional items, attachments will be included separately. 6 Introduction S A T O S -70 O perator’s Manual... -
Page 9: Names And Functions Of Various Parts
Names and Functions of Various Parts [Machine overview] 1 T op cover 2 S ensor 3 C over release levers 4 Label feeder 5 LED Indicator 6 Power switch 8 H andle 7 Feeder adjustment knob 9 Label holder 10 D ispensing roller 11 Label hold-down bar 12 Label guides 13 Platen roller... - Page 10 A ccepts direct current from the supplied A C adaptor S ync connector O ptional connector for linking up to three S-70 units for simultaneous usage D IP switches T hese govern the label feed speed, feed length and A uto O n/O ff function...
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Page 11: Setup
2. Setup This chapter explains the necessary set-up method and preparations needed before operating the machine for the first time. Loading the label roll 1. Press both cover levers inwards to release the top cover and label feeder panel. 2. Lift up the top cover fully (see in the illus- tration), making sure it does not snap shut on your hand while you are loading the label... - Page 12 6. Peel off the first few labels to leave about 10 cm of liner exposed. Pass the exposed liner into the label feeder as shown. 7. Push the label feed panel upwards and ensure that it clicks into place. 8. Push down the top cover and ensure that it clicks into place.
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Page 13: Connecting The Cords
11.If the label roll is loaded correctly, the machine sends a paper feed to eject a label and automatically peels 2 to 8 mm of label off the liner. 12.Peel off the label by pulling it upwards. If the amount of label peeled off the liner is insuffi- cient for your fingers to get a firm grasp, do not exert force when peeling the label off. -
Page 14: Adjusting The Sensor/Label Holder
Adjusting the sensor and label holder T he paper sensor and label holder assembly can be adjusted to match different label materials and label widths. 1. T o enable the sensor to detected different label widths, move it in either of the directions shown at (1), and adjust it to the position where it is able to properly detect the label. -
Page 15: Adjusting The Dispensing Roller
Adjusting the dispensing roller B y changing the installation position of the dispensing roller, you can adjust the angle of the label feeder. T o take out the holder, press its clips inwards with your fingers as shown in the illustration. For normal labels, the dispensing roller can be installed at position A . -
Page 16: Charging The Battery Pack
Charging the battery pack S lot the battery pack into the battery charger (option). 1) Plug the A C adaptor to the charger and connect the adaptor to the A C outlet. 2) S lot the battery pack with its terminals facing downward into the charger. -
Page 17: Loading/Unloading The Battery Pack
Loading and unloading the battery pack With this optional battery pack, if a domestic power supply is not available onsite, the S -70 can still be used. 1. O pen the battery compartment cover. 2. Load the battery pack into the compartment in the correct direction (arrow pointing forward). - Page 18 T his page has been intentionally left empty 16 S etup S A T O S -70 O perator’s Manual...
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Page 19: Using Multiple Dispensers17
3. Using Multiple Dispensers Up to three sets of S -70 dispensers can be linked up together and operated simultaneously. T his is an optional feature requiring the use of the S ync connector. When the linked dispensers are connected, they dispense labels at the same timing. -
Page 20: Using 25Μ Silver Polyester Media
Using 25-micron Silver Polyester media S ome precautions are required when you are using silver polyester media with a thickness of only 25 D ispensing roller microns: for 25-micron labels • T he maximum label width supported is 50 mm •... -
Page 21: Dip Switch Settings
DIP SWITCH SETTINGS B efore making any changes to the D IP S WIT C H settings, be sure to turn the machine O FF. Dip Switch Content Factory Shipping Label feed speed: DSW 1 1:110mm/s 2:80mm/s 3:50mm/s A uto power off: DSW 2 1:off 2: on Label feeder length... - Page 22 T his page has been intentionally left empty S A T O S -70 O perator’s Manual...
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Page 23: Maintenance
4. Maintenance For continued trouble-free operation of the S -70, you should perform regular maintenance of its vital parts, by cleaning them. Maintenance of the sensor T he paper sensor may malfunction when its surface becomes dirty. T o remove the build-up of dust and dirt, clean the sensor with a soft lin-free cotton bud. -
Page 24: Basic Specifications
5. Basic Specifications Feature Specification S tandard model: W107mm x W260mm x H 170mm Dimension Printer model : W107mm x W260mm x H 220mm S tandard model: 1,550g (excludes battery) Weight Printer model : 1,950g (excludes battery) Power supply A C adaptor, battery pack (option) Max 110 mm/s Label feed (size and material etc of the label varies depending on the usage... - Page 25 Warranty T o ensure that you can still continue to use the machine with peace of mind after purchase, S ato provides maintenance service contracts in addition to the the standard product warranty. T he terms of the warranty and contracts vary from region to region; therefore please refer to the official warranty documents accompanying the machine or service contract.
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