AMANO EX-9000 Operation Manual

Corporation
YOKOHAMA
JAPAN
AMANO ELECTRONICS OF AMERICA, INC.
1485 N Manassero Street, Anaheim, CA. 92807.
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N.J
80 Little Falls Road,
07006,US.A
LOS ANGELES OFFICE
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3071 E. Ceena Court, Anaheim, CA 92806,
S.A.
CHICAGO OFFICE
650 Grand $304 Elmhurst,
ILL.
60126,
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TX.
2156 West Northwest, Highway, Suite 314, Dallas,
75220,
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NE W YORK OFFICE
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TORONTO OFFICE
2740 Boulevard East, Unit Mississauga, Ontario Canada
AMANO ELECTRONICS
Westerring 2, 3600, Genk, Belgium
AMANO
ELECTRONICS EUROPE N.V. BRUSSELS OFFICE
31 Vuurberg,
EUROPE
1831, Belgium
N.V.
OFFICE &GENK
FACTORY
AMANO DEUTSCHLAND GMBH
Stadionring German.
CORPORATION
Eclipse Road, Sparta, North Carolina, 2867 5, U .S. A.
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Contents
INTRODUCTION
Introduction List of EX9000 Series
Accessory
BEFORE OPERATION
PlaceofInstallation
to Remove the Front Case
ConnectionofBattery (Full Power Reserve) (option) HowtoInstall onWall Name a nd Function ofEach Part
InitialValue
HOWTOOPERATE
TIMECARD
ListofTypes ofTime Card Adjustment toCard Width Adjuslment ofSideMargin Adjustment to Card Thickness Adjustment of Slot Depth
SIGNAL
Connection ofTimeSignal Line
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SETTING METHOD
Setting Setting ofDate Setting of Time Print Column Change-overTime (In t he case of 1-row-a-daycard) Print Column a nd Setting of Pay Period EndingDate and Blank Row(In the case ofMonthly Pay) Setting Setting ofDaylight Saving Time (to month and day) SettingofDaylightSaving Time (tomonth and day ofwhich week) Time Signal Duration
Print Format Settingof2-color Printing SettingofTime Signal EX9200 and EX9500 Setting of Print Column SettingofRESTRICTED ExampleofMain Settings
Example ofMain Setting (CopyingofWeekly Program)
MODIFICATION
Additional Setting
MAINTENANCE
of
Modification
CancellationofSet Details
Changeof Ribbon Under SpecificSituations
Maintenance
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Change-overTime (In the case of 2-row-a-day card)
Pay Period Ending Day o f and Current Week(In the case of Weekly Pay)
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DETAILSOFWEEKLY PROGRAM
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Confirmation) ofWeekly Program
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APPENDIX
Indexof Itemsfor Setting Weekly Program Setting List
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INTRODUCTION
Accessory
After unpacking the package ofEX9000Series,pleasecheck all the accessories.
We hope you will read this instruction manual and operate EX9000 Series
correctly
Please note that specification, apperance, descriptions, etc. may be subject to change due to improvementofproduct. This manual has been prepared very carefully, but, if you find a n y errorordescriptions which you cannot understand clearly, please contact the dealer from whom you have bought our EX9000 Series.
List of
EX9000
1-color printing
2-color printing Timesignal Shiftof print column Monthly pay, vertical weekly pay Horizontal weekly p ay
Full power reserve OP
Column dividing sensor
Party line function
Tw o time signal circuits
OP
:
Optional
:
Extension
so
Series
:
:
as
tolet them operatefullyefficiently foralong time.
EX9000 EX9050 EX9200 EX9500
Q
Q
Q
Q Q
Q Q
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I
OP
I
I
OP
Q
OP
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Availableatdealersatthe time of purchase. Since expansion functions ar e assembled i n during pr o d uc tion process in our
us
plant, please inform
is
somethimes impos sible to assemble the expansion function in your unit
toreplace your unit afterpurchase.
in advance that you need the expansion functions. It
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or
Instruction Manual Key
OPERATION
SERIES
Production Specification
Power source Power consumption Environmental conditions
Outside dimensions Weight Clock system Power compensation at the time
failure
:
:
Ordinary Maximum 30W
:
Temperature Humidity
:
:
:
Crystal oscillator, Accuracy 3 seconds (20°Cto30°C)aweek
:
For3years of accumulated power failure time with lithium baltery (All functionsother than the inner clock sto p.). Full power reserve When t he battery is fully charged, the followings are c om pe ns ated:
2) 200times of printing, but within When the unit
X
For less than72hoursofclock 2-color selection, shift print column, time signalormelody.
:
:
X
is
10%(50
-
10°Cto 45°C
10%
to
operating on the full power reserve, the
lamp goes on andoff.
(withoutdew condensation)
72
hours.
of
BEFORE
OPERATION
Ho wto Remove the Front Case
PlaceofInstallation
To
usethe unit f oralong ti me, donot install itat the places mentioned below:
Unstable places
Places exposed to directsunlightor
The front cover shou ld be re moved when setting the battery (full power reserve), connecting the time
a
signal cord an d w he n hanging the unit o n
Before removing the front case, besure topull off thepower cable from the plug receptacle.
1.
Turntheke y to thearrow direction. 2. Open top cover.
3.
Remove the c on ne ct or as shown below:
Connector
wall.
cover
4. Face the backplate o fthe unit to the ground.
Dustyorvibrant places
Places exposed to rainwater
Power Source
Check the ACpower commercially available in your district.
or Select such places where supplyvoltages a re stable. Make the power available all the day from the power source, which sh ou ld be independent from other equipment.
The unit containsa lithium battery inside, and the inner clock keeps running. (For3years ofaccumulated powerfailuretime.)
Hook
5.
Widen th e upper right and left hooks by force and liftthe front case toremove i t .
Front
case
I
Whenremoving the front case, be sure toface th e backplate ofthe unit to the ground (unless hung on
a
wall). When the front case is removed without turning it aside, the rear case may fall down.
Before closing the front case, connect the connec to r removed i n the Procedure
3.
1
ConnectionofBattery
1.
Pull off the power cable from th e plug
(Full
Power Reserve) (Option)
2.
Insertabattery connector i n place. receptacle, face th e backplate to the ground, Make sure tha t the inserting direction i s then removethe connector a n d t h e front case correct. from t h e unit.
3.
Set the front case tothe unit, insert th e connector in the unit, then close the top cover.
connector
C.
How
to
Pull off the power cable from t he p lug receptacle, face the backplate to then remove t h e connector and the front case 4mm
on
Wall
2.
Fix
a
wood screw at the
"A"
ground, shown below on the wall and leaveaspace of
or
5mm between th e wall and th e screw
from the unit. head.
4
to
to
high
from
the
floor
3.
the unit on the wood screwsothat the
Fix the unit with wood wcrews at three more
4.
wood screw enters the pobellied hole on t he pl aces. back ofthe unit.
position
In addition to t he battery, a lithium battery is also included in th e unit, and the inner clock keeps running. Therefore, when you insert the power ca bl e in the plu g receptacle after connection of the battery, the unit keeps running.
[Note]
Usecare toinsert the battery connector tothe correctdirection. If it i s inserted to th e other dir e c t io n ,the unit may getouto forder.
5.
Set the front case to t he unit, insert the connector in the unit and close the top cover.
Precaution concerning Installing Method an d Wall Material
When the unit
is
installed onawall madeofsoft material like gypsum board, plywood, etc., the wood screw will become loose and the unit may drop from the wall during operation. plate between cleats, and fix the unit on the plate. (Prepare a n appropriate plate before installation.)
So,
set a
Nameand Function
of
Each
Part
(item) button
:
This button is generally used for printing in
the lightedprint column. When the top cover is open (in the setting mode), setting can be corresponded to t he setting index.
Setting index
:
is used at the time of setting and t urns around
as
the dial is rotated.
(See
Page
InitialValue
column change-over
period endingdate,
column
Items
Minute
1:
Date change-over
2:
(2
-
column-a-daycard)
Minute
Set points
:
to23
:
to59
Initial values
1
change-over
:
to23
:
to59
'Dial
:
is used to turn the setting i nd ex.
(End) of daylight
time
signal duration
format
-
Current week: 1, 2 Bi
weekly pay is only
set.
Change-over method
O:
Nofunction
1:
Forsetting month a nd date.
2: For month and
dayof the week
Month:O1to
12,
Day:O1to 3 1
Week:1to5Day of the week: Monday to Sunday
To
set d ay of which week
To
decidelime signal duration in sec onds:
to 59 (sec.)
<
No
time signal is output fo r (sec.)
EX9500
Manual selectionofprint column
<
EX9500 (Vertical monthly pay and vertical
weekly pay only)
O:
Manual selectionpossible
1:Manual selecl i on i mp o ss i bl e
Double stampingprevention
<EX9500 (Vertical monthly payand vertical
weekly pay only)
O:Ineffective
1
:
Effective
1
O
05
O
O
Display
:
displaysa n item selected bythe item button.
Ribbon holder
Press the holder a t the time
:
of
replacing a ribbon, and t h e rear section goes up and the ribbon ca n be removed.
Printingof of the
O
:
Date
3
:
French 4:German
6
:
Japanese
1
7
Printing of time
1:
24 hours(O23hours)
(O
is not printed at the ten's place ofhour.)
2: 12 hours
3:
24 hours
(O
(Oisprinted a t the ten's place of hour.)
week
:
English 2:Spanish
5
:
Italian
8
:
:
Day No.
No printing
hours)
-
23 hours)
Monthly pay
1: Weeklypay
1
HOW
TO
OPERATE
format
Neekly
Items
2
-
printing
I
Time signal
Print column
II
Restricted zone
color
Se t points
Printing of minute
1:
Minutes
hour
2:
3:
4:
1/10 hour
To
decide detailsforeach print color
R
Start of printing i n red
B
:
Start of printing i n black
To
decidetime signal circuit
O
:
No
:
Time signal isgiven toCircuit
2:
Time signal isgiven toCircuit 2 (extension).
3:
Timesignal i s given to Circuits1and (extension).
To
decide print column.
(Vertical monthly pay and vertical
weekly pay only)
to The
00:
No
To decide the time zone for double stamping prevention.
<EX9500
weekly pay only)
(Vertical monthlypayand vertical
01: Startingtime ofdoublestamping
prevention
02:
Finishing time of double stamping prevention
A
hour
B
EX9500
EX9500
time signal i s given.
MAX
column ofeach card type.
printcolumnisshifted.
1.
Initial values
1
R
1
2
I
I
Selectaprint columnwith the
button, insertacard, and i t is possible to print in the c o lumnwhere the button is lit. In the case of columnsca n be shifted,print columns ar e shiftedastimepasses. (Whenanother column
replaced by t h e originalcolumn after printing or after ten seconds.)
During Power Failure Whenpower s upply i s suspended, everything except the inner clock s tops. When th e power supply i s
restored, everything returns to normal. accumulated power failure time. (When years.)
At t he time of power failure
If
is
selected with the
a
full power reserve [Option] comes no t to function, the duration is counted i n the three
a
full power reserve functions,
for which print
button, thecolumn
is
II
Since card i s automatically pulled i n, do not push it inor donot pull it out.
The lithium battery is effective f or three years of
If a full power reserve does not function,
The
Full Power Reserve can compensate clock motion, 2
72
hours, or
200
timesof printing within72hours (whenfully charged).
lamp goes on and off.
The
-
color selection, shiftofprint column, time signal or melody fo r
lampgoes
-
out.
TIME
Time
Card
CARD
List
of
TypesofTime
Card type code Card type
Card
1
7
liftsacross t h e card
2
3
In the case
of
EX9000
series, card format can be changed by setting the inner dip switch.
Representative timecards a r e shownasfollows.
I
Na
NAME
PAY
ENDING
+
Cardwidth Number of columns Numberoflines
86
6
columns
7
lifts Column pitch Line pitch
6
7
Sidemargin
Applicable models
EX9500
Sample
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To
change timecard format, inform the dealer from whon y ouhave bought
For
adjustmentofcard width, sidemargin, thickness and slot depth, see Pages Step can be adjusted by replacing sensor belt . Othersa r e setbydip switch.
our
time recorder.
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