Intermec PK80 Series Manuel utilisateur

PK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

Quick Start

PK80F

80-Column

Printer

Guide

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Packing List

Checktoensurethatyoureceivetheseitems:

SIntermecRPK80F 80-Column Printer

SPrinter Ribbon Cartridge

SCompliance Statement

SWarranty Card

SPK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

Common Accessories List

Cable Part Number

4 Foot Power Cable 226-215-001

8 Foot Power Cable 206-875-002

16 Foot Power Cable 206-875-006

22 Foot Power Cable 206-875-009

“Y” Power Cable 226-325-001

Cleaning Supplies Part Number

MICRO-CLEAN II 901-438-001

Guide Shaft Cleaner 901-439-001

External Power Supply Part Number

External DC Power Supply 851-064-001

Paper Part Number

1-Ply 816-027-111

2-Ply 816-027-012

3-Ply 816-027-013

Ribbons Part Number

Purple Ribbon Cartridge 806-060-002

Black Ribbon Cartridge 805-060-001

Documentation Part Number

PK80 Series 80-Column User’s Manual 961-018-004

PK80 Series 80-Column Installation Instructions 962-018-022

PK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

Introduction

The IntermecRPK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer can

hang on a wall, on a mounting plate secured to a wall, or se-

cured directly to a wall. Mobile computers communicate with

this printer through a wireless radio or a wired serial connection.

There is no internal paper tray, thus paper is loaded from a sepa-

rate dashboard mount, compact paper tray, or a box. The print-

er mechanism is permanently attached inside the printer.

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Getting Started

DB25-pin data

communications

cable

Mounting plate

mount points

DC power cable

Top cover

paper path

opening

Thumb

Wheel

Pinfeed paper

holder

(one on each

side)

Paper bail

Ribbon

cartridge

User panel

Case latch insets

(one on each side)

Platen

Case

latches

(one on

each side)

Printer head

Direct mount holes

(punch through

plastic)

PK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

User Panel

The PK80F Printer user panel is located in the center top of the

printer and has three buttons and two Light-Emitting Diodes

(LEDs).

Forward

Button

Reverse Button

Radio Button

Radio LED

Power LED

Forward and Reverse Buttons

Use the Forward and Reverse buttons to power the printer On

or Off.

Forward (Left) Button

SPress to turn printer On.

SPress button to feed one line.

SPress and hold button longer to feed up to five lines, one line

at a time.

SPress and hold this button longer than five feed lines to do a

Form Feed, which moves the paper to the top of the next

page, or form. Press this button again during a Form Feed to

stop the paper feed.

SPress this button any time during a printing job to cancel the

current data buffer being printed.

SWhen there is a paper out, press this button to clear the paper

out mode. Insert the paper, then continue to press this but-

ton to feed the paper into the printer.

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Reverse (Right) Button

SPressbuttontoturnprinterOn.

SPress and hold this button to do a Back Feed, which pulls the

paper back into the printer line-by-line.

Both Forward and Reverse Buttons

Press both buttons to power Off the printer.

Power LED

The power (left) LED shows a steady green when the power is

plugged in and a steady green when the printer is awake after

coming out of a sleep mode.

Radio Button

Press the third button, the Radio Button, to toggle the radio

On or Off.

SIf the button is pressed when the RF power is Off, then the

printer emits one short beep before turning On the RF pow-

er.

SIf this button is pressed when the RF power is On, the print-

er emits two short beeps before turning Off the RF power.

Single Color (Blue) Radio LED

The single-color (blue) LED indicator shows the current status

of the RF power for this printer as follows:

Printer State Radio State Radio Power State

Asleep Off Off

Awake Off Off

Asleep Momentary flash at 1 every

5seconds

Awake On On

PK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

Single Color (Green) Power LED

Thesinglecolor(green) LEDindicatorshowsthecurrentstatus

of the printer power as follows:

Printer State Color LED and Meaning

Asleep Off

Awake Green

Remote Connections

A printer and a mobile computer, using the Personal Area Net-

work (PAN) radio, can operate while up to 30 feet (10 meters)

apart.

Vehicle Battery

Powerisprovidedtotheprinterthroughacablepermanently

installed in the vehicle.

External Power Supply

Using your printer in a settlement room environment power

may be provided to the printer through an external DC power

supply.

Paper

The printer works with 1–3 ply carbonless paper that is single-

edge glued and designed for sprocket feed. Standard paper size is

8.5 x 11” or 8.5 x 12” (241 x 305 mm international). Use 3-ply

forms up to a maximum of 0.009 inch (0.23 mm) thick.

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Before Using Your Printer The First Time

1Open the printer lid and remove the twist tie from the print

head.

Open the printer lid by

lifting from both corners

2Install the ribbon cartridge.

3Secure printer to the mounting bracket you are using.

4Load paper into the paper tray or box.

5Feed the paper into the printer

PK80F 80-Column Fixed Mount Printer Quick Start Guide

Installing The Ribbon Cartridge

Ensure that there is a ribbon cartridge in your printer before

using.

1Turn the ribbon advance knob in the direction of the raised

arrows to remove any slack in the cartridge.

2Squeeze the ribbon cartridge locking tab into the cartridge,

then lower the cartridge over the print head.

3Lower the tab side of the cartridge until it clicks.

4Release the tab and press down on the arrow to fully seat the

ribbon cartridge. The tab clicks outward.

5Turntheribbonadvanceknobtoaligntheribboninfrontof

the print head.

Ribbon

Locking tab

Advance

knob

Load Paper Tray

Note: Do not exceed the recommended amounts of

paper quantity or thickness. When loading multiple-

sheet paper, be sure to have the original faced up,

with the leading edge towards the rear of the printer.

Load the Compact Paper Tray

If you have a compact paper tray attached to your PK80F Print-

er, hold a stack of paper, up to 2.5 inches (6 cm) thick, with the

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original facing you,and lay the stack flat into the tray. Pull the

top form out to load into the printer.

Load the Dashboard Paper Tray

If your PK80F Printer is attached to a dashboard mount, do the

following to load paper into that tray:

1With the original facing you, insert a stack of paper inside the

box from the front of the dashboard mount.

2From the back of the dashboard tray, pull the top form out,

then over the printer into the mechanism.

Load Paper into Printer

Follow these steps to load the paper into the

printer, or paper jams may occur.

Paper for the PK80F Series Printer has perforated strips that fit

onto the pinfeed holder pins, guiding the paper into the printer.

Adjust the Pinfeed Holders

Note: There are two pinfeed holders, one next to the

green thumb wheel and one opposite the same wheel.

Always loosen the pinfeed holder opposite the green

thumb wheel.

Adjusting the pinfeed holder next to the green thumb wheel

may cause information to print in the wrong place. If this

pinfeed holder is moved, correct its location by releasing the

pinfeed holder tab, moving the pinfeed holder as close to the

green thumb wheel as possible, then locking the pinfeed holder

tab, before adjusting the opposite pinfeed holder.

If the paper does not properly fit on the two pinfeed holder fol-

low these steps to adjust the pinfeed holders.

1With the pinfeed holders open, release the locking tab on the

pinfeed holder opposite the green thumb wheel.

2Adjust the pinfeed holders to align the pins with the paper.

3Close the pinfeed holder.

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