Microcom 405 Instructions d'installation et d'utilisation

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MICROCOM CORPORATION

MODEL 405

BATTERY POWERED DIRECT THERMAL PRINTER

ADDENDUM

June 1994 Software Version 3.0

405 Addendum to 410 Operators Manual 1

Model 405 Addendum

1.1 SPECIAL FEATURES

!Over 10,000 linear inches of average density print from a single charge.

!Recharges completely in 14 hours. (reaches 90% charge in 10 hours)

!Removable battery pack increases printer height by only 2.25 inches.

!Uses common 6 volt lead acid batteries which are internally recharged when the printer

is connected to standard AC power.

1.2 CONNECTING THE 405 PRINTER AND BATTERY PACK

1. Remove the battery pack and printer from the packing material.

2. Turn the printer upside down and set it on a soft surface.

3. Connect the power output from the battery pack to the printers input cable.

4. Pull the large screw on the battery pack while sliding the pack onto the printer.

5. Once the battery pack is fully locked into position, tighten the large screw.

6. Verify that the connecting cable is not protruding from the rear of the printer.

405 Addendum to 410 Operators Manual

405 Addendum to 410 Operators Manual

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1.3 SPECIAL STATUS LIGHT/TONE INFORMATION

The status light has different functions depending upon the mode of the printer. Table 1 shows

the relationship between the status light and the different modes.

Status Light/Tone

Light

Color Tone Mode Meaning

Green None All On-Line and ready to print

Green Double tone

before print All Battery is low, recharge the printer. At this

point the battery is at approximately 10% of its

capacity and can print less than 1000

additional linear inches.

Red None All Printer error:

Caused by a paper-out condition or a

hardware failure. If paper is out, follow

instructions in section 2.3, otherwise turn

printer off and back on. If condition persists,

contact your service representative.

Flashing

Red Continuous

Tone All The battery pack is too low for proper printer

operation. The unit will remain in this mode

until the battery is recharged or the printer is

powered off.

Yellow None Tag/tear,

Peel Label present. Label is ready to be removed

from the printer mouth.

Flashing

Yellow None Batch Printer is in standby mode and waiting for the

front panel button to be pressed.

Flashing

Yellow None After

Paper-Out Printer is waiting to continue processing. The

label button must be pushed twice to clear

yellow after loading.

Table 1