Sam4s ellix 40 Operator's Manual

Sam4s ellix 40 Operator's Manual

Receipt printer

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OPERATOR'S Manual
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Regulatory Compliance and Safety
FCC Compliance (U.S.)
Device complies with Class A limits for FCC Rules, ensuring protection against harmful interference in commercial environments.
Canadian Interference Notice
Apparatus complies with Class "A" limits for radio interference as specified by Canadian regulations.
FCC RF Radiation Exposure Statement
Equipment complies with FCC RF radiation exposure limits for uncontrolled environments; maintain 20cm distance.
Introduction and General Information
Caution on Static Electricity
Semiconductor devices are sensitive to static electricity; turn printer off before connecting/removing cables.
Printer Features Overview
Lists key features like high-speed printing, low noise, multiple interfaces, jam-free operation, bar code printing.
Power Outlet Accessibility Note
Note regarding the power outlet being near and easily accessible.
Environmental and Disposal Legislation
WEEE Directive Compliance
Adheres to 2002/96/CE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive for proper disposal.
Responsible Waste Disposal
Device should not be mixed with household waste; recycle responsibly at collection centers.
Printer Classification and Models
ELLIX 30 (LED Type)
Describes the ELLIX 30 model which features LED indicators for status.
ELLIX 40 (LCD Type)
Describes the ELLIX 40 model which features an LCD display for status and settings.
Chapter 1: Setting Up the Printer
Unpacking Printer Components
Lists items included in the printer box and advises contacting the dealer for missing/damaged parts.
Connecting Interface Cables
Details how to connect interface, USB, drawer kick-out, and power supply connectors.
Cable Connection Precautions
Important note to ensure both printer and connecting device are turned off before connecting cables.
Connecting Computer and Drawer
Connecting to the Computer
Steps to connect the printer to a computer using an interface cable.
Connecting the Cash Drawer
Instructions for connecting a cash drawer, with warnings about using compatible drawers and not connecting telephone lines.
Connecting the Power Supply
Connecting the Power Supply
Guidance on connecting the power supply, including warnings about using correct voltage and cautions for connecting/disconnecting.
Installing or Replacing the Paper Roll
Installing or Replacing the Paper Roll
Instructions on how to install or replace the paper roll, with a caution about the serrated edge.
Partition and Wall Mount Installation
Partition Installation
Steps for installing a paper partition for 58mm paper printing on ELLIX30/40, noting it's an optional item.
Wall Mount Installation
Instructions for mounting the printer on a wall using a bracket, detailing drilling and screw procedures.
Wall Mounting Hole Specifications
Wall Mounting Hole Specifications
Provides dimensional data for drilling holes for the wall mount bracket installation.
Paper Roll Installation Steps
Paper Roll Installation Steps
Detailed steps for opening the cover, inserting the roll, pulling paper, and closing the cover.
Paper Roll Installation Precautions
Important notes to use correct paper rolls and avoid opening the cover during printing.
Adjustments and Settings
Overview of Printer Settings
Explains that the printer has settings for special requirements, noting the ELLIX40 LCD model lacks DIP switches.
DIP Switch Usage
Details that ELLIX 30 has DIP switches for communication settings and printing density, and ELLIX40 has a near-end sensor.
DIP Switch Change Precautions
Advises changing DIP switch settings only when the printer is turned off for them to take effect.
Serial Interface DIP Switch Settings
Serial Interface (RS-232C) DIP Switch Set 1
Configuration options for handshake, word length, parity, baud rate selection, and USB mode via DIP switches.
Serial Interface (RS-232C) DIP Switch Set 2
Configuration options for mode selection, kitchen bell, auto cutter, self-test, print density, and download mode.
Serial Baud Rate Settings
Table detailing baud rate selection based on SW-5, SW-6, and SW-7 settings.
Serial Print Density Settings
Table showing print density levels (light, default, dark) based on SW-5 and SW-6 settings.
Parallel Interface DIP Switch Settings
Parallel Interface DIP Switch Set 1
Configuration options for busy control, reserved settings, and USB mode via DIP switches.
Parallel Interface DIP Switch Set 2
Configuration options for mode selection, kitchen bell, auto cutter, self-test, print density, and download mode.
Parallel Print Density Settings
Table showing print density levels (light, default, dark) based on SW-5 and SW-6 settings.
Using the Printer
Control Panel Overview (LED Models)
Describes the control panel buttons and indicator lights for LED models.
Feed Button Operation
Explains how to use the FEED button for advancing paper one line or continuously.
LED Indicator Lights
Details the meaning of the POWER (Blue), ERROR (Red), and NO PAPER (Red) LED indicators.
Sleep Mode Operation
Describes the printer's automatic switch to sleep mode and how it wakes up.
Control Panel (LCD) Features
Control Panel Overview (LCD Models)
Describes the control panel buttons and LCD display for LCD models.
Feed Button Operation
Explains how to use the FEED button for advancing paper one line or continuously.
Function Button Operation
Mentions the function button is used to set the LCD screen through key features.
LCD Display Status
Explains what the LCD display indicates, including error states, idle states, and sleep mode.
Setting Mode for LCD Display
Setting Mode for LCD Display
Guides on how to enter and navigate the setup mode via the LCD screen to customize settings.
Navigating Setup Mode
Details how to use PREV, SEL, NEXT buttons to select and change settings in the setup menu.
Saving Setup Settings
Explains how to save changes, reset the printer, or return to the setup mode without saving.
Setup Mode Configuration Options
Interface Settings
Lists configurable settings for Serial, USB, Ethernet, and Parallel interfaces like baud rate, parity, flow control, and IP address.
User Settings
Covers user-configurable options such as print speed, print width, paper type, density, and watermarks.
Generic Settings
Includes general printer settings like cut position, auto cutter, buffer size, drawer control, LCD direction, and bell settings.
Chapter 2: Appendix
Adjusting Paper Near-End Sensor
Instructions on how to adjust the sensitivity of the paper near-end sensor for accurate detection.
Sensor Sensitivity Settings
Explains the five sensitivity settings and the factory default, advising adjustments based on paper detection issues.
Printer Head Cleaning
Printer Head Cleaning Procedure
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the printer head using alcohol solvent to maintain print quality.
Printer Head Cleaning Precautions
Important notes to avoid touching thermal elements, scratching the head, and to allow cooling after printing.
Troubleshooting and Error Resolution
Error Status Indicators
Explains how buzzer and ERROR LED indicate error conditions.
Cutter Jam Error Resolution
Steps to resolve a cutter jam error, including opening/closing the cover, removing paper, and resetting the printer.
Error Status and Resolution
Cutter Not Home Error Resolution
Describes the "Cutter Not Home" error and how to clear it by opening/closing the printer cover.
Paper Out Error Resolution
Explains the "Paper Out" error indication and how to resolve it by changing the paper roll.
Interface Board Not Plugged In Error
Identifies the error when the interface board is not detected and advises contacting dealers.
Specifications
General Printer Specifications
Details printing method, dot density, width, speed, buffer size, supply voltage, environmental conditions, and lifespan.
Paper Specification Details
Lists specifications for paper type, form, width, and spool dimensions, including compatible paper types.

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