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4.2.7 Diagnostics
Displayed Menu Item Details
HEX DUMP MODE ♦
Most commonly used for troubleshooting. Prints data and
instructions received from the host rather than interpreting them as
label formats; see Section 6.3.
ENABLE
Prints raw ASCII data received from the host rather than executing
the commands.
DISABLE
Executes and prints label formats (normal operating mode).
OPTIONS TESTING ♦
Allows or performs diagnostics of specific options within the
printer.
TEST CUTTER
Performs a functional test of the cutter.
PERFORM TEST
1 TIME
The test will cycle the selected number of times (1, 10, or 100; use
the and Keys) with the results displayed following each
attempt.
TEST RIBBON SAVER
Performs a functional test of the ribbon saver circuits and
mechanisms.
PERFORM TEST
1 TIME
The test will cycle the selected number of times (1, 10, or 100; use
the and Keys) with the results displayed following each
attempt.
TEST GPIO
Performs a functional test of the General Purpose Input Output
interface. See Appendix D.
MONITOR GPIO INPUT
SOP FEED PAUSE REPRT
1 1 1 1
Input values are displayed for the SOP (Start of Print), Feed, Pause,
and Reprint lines.
Note: Unconnected lines may display a zero or one value.
TEST GPIO OUTPUT
EOP RL SR MO RO DRDY
0 0 1 1 1 1
Output logic values are reported, where:
EOP = End of Print;
RL = Ribbon Low;
SR = Service Required;
MO = Media Out;
RO = Ribbon Out; and,
DRDY = Data Ready.
(The and Keys toggle the output state, while the Key
advances the cursor.) See Appendix D for the GPIO Port pin-outs.
LOOPBACK
Performs an internal test of the GPIO Port circuitry.
Note: Before executing this test, remove any connection to the GPIO
Port.
PRINT SIGNAL INFO
Prints a label containing GPIO Port signal names, programmed
settings, and current states. See Appendix D for a sample of the
label.
- Operator’s Manual 1
- Contents 9
- The User Interface 10
- Adjustments and Maintenance 11
- Troubleshooting 12
- Appendix A 13
- Appendix B 13
- Appendix C 13
- Appendix D 13
- Overview 15
- 1.1 About the Printer 15
- 1.1.1 Standard Features 16
- A-Class 3 17
- A-Class 5 19
- *Optional feature 21
- 1.3.1 Right Hand Models 22
- 1.3.2 Left Hand Models 23
- 2.1 Unpacking the Printer 25
- Getting Started 25
- 2.1.1 Contents 26
- A-Class 13 27
- HOST SETTINGS in 28
- 3.2 Mounting Requirements 29
- A-Class 17 31
- Mounting Holes 32
- 3.3 Connecting the Printer 33
- 10101010 35
- Serial Port A 35
- Aux Serial 35
- Main Logic Card 36
- A-Class 23 37
- Network Cable 38
- DMXNet Card 38
- RJ45 Connector 38
- Status Indicators 38
- A-Class 25 39
- 26 A-Class 40
- 3.3.3 Power Connections 41
- 3.4 Loading Media 43
- Release Lever 44
- Media Guide 46
- Locking Post 47
- 34 A-Class 48
- 3.6 Loading Ribbon 49
- 3.6.1 Removing Ribbon 49
- 36 A-Class 50
- A-Class 37 51
- 38 A-Class 52
- 4.1.1 Ready Mode 54
- 4.1.2 Menu Mode 55
- MENU WINDOW 56
- SAVE CHANGES? 56
- 4.1.3 Test Mode 57
- Key Labels 58
- 4.1.4 MCL Mode 59
- 4.2 The Menu System 60
- A-Class 47 61
- 4.2.2 Media Settings 62
- 4.2.3 Print Control 63
- 50 A-Class 64
- A-Class 51 65
- DISABLED 65
- 52 A-Class 66
- A-Class 53 67
- 54 A-Class 68
- 4.2.5 System Settings 69
- 56 A-Class 70
- A-Class 57 71
- 58 A-Class 72
- A-Class 59 73
- 60 A-Class 74
- A-Class 61 75
- 4.2.6 Communications 76
- A-Class 63 77
- 64 A-Class 78
- <STX>V) is ignored 79
- 4.2.7 Diagnostics 80
- 4.2.8 MCL Options 81
- 4.3 Printer Messages 82
- A-Class 69 83
- 4.4 Test Mode 84
- 4.4.1 Print Quality Label 84
- 4.4.2 Configuration Label 85
- 72 A-Class 86
- A-Class 73 87
- 4.4.6 User Defined Label 88
- 4.4.7 Demo 88
- 5.1.1 Quick Calibration 89
- 5.1.2 Standard Calibration 90
- A-Class 79 93
- 80 A-Class 94
- A-Class 81 95
- 84 A-Class 98
- 5.2 Printhead Adjustments 99
- 86 A-Class 100
- Printhead Assembly 101
- Locking Screws 101
- Adjustment Screws 101
- 88 A-Class 102
- 5.3 Printhead Replacement 103
- 90 A-Class 104
- A-Class 91 105
- 92 A-Class 106
- 5.4 Maintenance Schedule 107
- 94 A-Class 108
- A-Class 95 109
- Head Lift Lever 110
- Cleaning 110
- Printhead 112
- Cotton Swab 112
- Access Cover 112
- Peel Assembly 113
- Peel Assembly Release Lever 113
- Knurled Roller 114
- Latch Roller 114
- A-Class 101 115
- WARNING 116
- A-Class 103 117
- 104 A-Class 118
- A-Class 105 119
- 106 A-Class 120
- 108 A-Class 122
- A-Class 109 123
- 110 A-Class 124
- Warning Messages: 125
- Fault Messages: 126
- A-Class 113 127
- 114 A-Class 128
- TOP OF FORM FAULT 129
- 6.3 Hex Dump Mode 130
- 6.4 Resetting the Printer 131
- 118 A-Class 132
- Specifications 133
- Electrical 134
- Environmental 134
- Mechanical 135
- Printing 135
- (continued) 136
- Approved Media 137
- 124 A-Class 138
- Appendix 139
- (continued) 140
- A-Class 142
- A-Class 129 143
- Bar Code Summary Data 145
- A-Class 133 147
- 34 567890 123 4567 148
- Speed Ranges 150
- A-Class 137 151
- A-Class 139 153
- OUTPUT SIGNALS 157
- INPUT SIGNALS 157
- GPIO Interface Setup 158
- See WARNING message, above 159
- Applicator Interface Card 160
- Applicator Timing Signals 161
- 148 A-Class 162
- A-Class 149 163
- 150 A-Class 164
- Multi-Language Menu System 165
- 152 A-Class 166
- A-Class 153 167
- 154 A-Class 168
- A-Class 155 169
- 156 A-Class 170
- 158 A-Class 172
- Ribbon Saver Overview 173
- 160 A-Class 174
- Warranty Information 175
- Warranty Service Procedures 176
- General Warranty Provisions 176
- Limitation of Liability 176
- Glossary 177
- 164 A-Class 178
- A-Class 165 179
- 166 A-Class 180
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