Argox F1 User Manual

F1 User’s Manual

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 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.  Connect the equipment into a different outlet on a different circuit.  Consult the dealer or an experience Radio/TV technician for help.

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A LETTER TO OUR CUSTOMERS

Dear Customer,

Congratulations on selecting the Argox F Series label printer! You have made an excellent choice. This manual is intended to help you get to know your new printer. There are two parts: an operation guide and a technical reference. In the operation guide there are illustrations to help you quickly learn the functions and features of the printer. Information in greater detail is included in the latter chapters on troubleshooting, maintenance and technical reference. For your convenience much of this information is presented in table format. We hope you enjoy your new printer.

Sincerely, Argox Information Co., Ltd.

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 6

PRINTER OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................ 6

Front View ......................................................................................................................... 6

Rear View .......................................................................................................................... 7

Interior View ...................................................................................................................... 8

CONTROL PANEL ..................................................................................................................... 9

CONTROL PANEL BUTTONS .................................................................................................... 10

Ready Mode .................................................................................................................... 10

Setup Mode ..................................................................................................................... 10

CONTROL PANEL LIGHTS ......................................................................................................... 11

PRINTER SETUP .................................................................................................................... 12

UNPACK AND INSPECT THE PRINTER ....................................................................................... 12

PLACING THE PRINTER ........................................................................................................... 13

CONNECTING THE PRINTER TO A POWER SOURCE ................................................................... 13

SELECTING A COMMUNICATION INTERFACE .............................................................................. 14

USB Interface Requirements .......................................................................................... 14

Centronics Parallel Interface Requirements ................................................................... 14

Serial (RS-232) Interface Requirements ......................................................................... 14

COMMUNICATING WITH THE PRINTER ...................................................................................... 16

Before installation ........................................................................................................... 16

Installing the Driver (Label Dr.200) ................................................................................. 16

INSTALLING THE PRINTER DRIVER (SEAGULL DRIVER) .............................................................. 19

INSTALLING USB DRIVER (WINDOWS 98 ONLY) ....................................................................... 24

INSTALLING PRINTER DRIVER (WINDOWS 98 ONLY) ................................................................. 26

USB PLUG AND PLAY FUNCTION............................................................................................. 29

INSTALLING THE USB DRIVER IN WINDOWS VISTA (PLUG AND PLAY) ......................................... 32

OPERATIONS ......................................................................................................................... 36

LOADING A RIBBON ................................................................................................................ 36

LOADING MEDIA..................................................................................................................... 40

Standard Mode ............................................................................................................... 40

Cutting Mode ................................................................................................................... 43

Peel Off Mode ................................................................................................................. 45

CONFIGURATION ................................................................................................................... 48

PERFORMING CALIBRATION .................................................................................................... 48

PRINTING A CONFIGURATION LABEL ........................................................................................ 48

SELECT OR ADJUST THE MEDIA SENSOR ................................................................................. 50

Select the See-through Sensor ....................................................................................... 50

Adjust the Reflective Sensor ........................................................................................... 50

ADJUST PRINT HEAD PRESSURE ............................................................................................ 51

SETUP MODE ........................................................................................................................ 52

Enter Setup Mode ........................................................................................................... 52

Enter Special Setup Mode .............................................................................................. 52

How to Leave Setup Mode.............................................................................................. 52

PASSWORD PARAMETERS ...................................................................................................... 53

MENU SYSTEM ...................................................................................................................... 54

Basic Setup ..................................................................................................................... 54

Authorised 1 .................................................................................................................... 57

Authorised 2 .................................................................................................................... 60

Special Setup .................................................................................................................. 61

MAINTENANCE ...................................................................................................................... 63

TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................................................ 64

ERROR MESSAGES ................................................................................................................ 64

TECHNICAL REFERENCE ..................................................................................................... 65

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ..................................................................................................... 65

INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................... 69

Serial Interface Specification .......................................................................................... 69

Parallel Interface Specification ....................................................................................... 70

PS2 Keyboard Interface .................................................................................................. 71

USB Interface .................................................................................................................. 71

Auto Polling ..................................................................................................................... 71

APPENDIX A: STAND-ALONE KEYBOARD & BARCODE READER .................................. 72

KEYBOARD ............................................................................................................................ 72

Keyboard Functions ........................................................................................................ 72

BARCODE READER ................................................................................................................ 76

APPENDIX B: CUTTER INSTALLATION ............................................................................... 78

Installing Media and Ribbon with Cutter ......................................................................... 78

APPENDIX C: DISPENSER INSTALLATION ......................................................................... 80

APPENDIX D: SUPER CARD INSTALLATION ...................................................................... 81

INTRODUCTION

LED indicator

LCD display

Front panel buttons

Media door

3 2 1

Congratulations on choosing the Argox F Series industrial barcode printer! This user’s manual, which describes the F-Series printer, will help you get to know your new printer. This manual includes a guide to operating the printer as well as related information on maintenance, troubleshooting and technical reference.

Printer Overview

Front View

Rear View

RS232 Serial Port

PS/2 Port

USB Port

Centronics Parallel Port

Power switch (O = Off, I = On)

Electronics cover

AC power connector

2 3 4 5 7

Interior View

Ribbon take-up spindle

Media supply hanger

Media roll guide

Print head module

Ribbon supply spindle

Media guide

Platen roller

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Control Panel

POWER light

ALERT light

LCD

MENU button

ENTER button

UP arrow or PAUSE button

LEFT arrow or CANCEL button

DOWN arrow button

RIGHT arrow or FEED button

2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9

All controls and indicators are located on the control panel.

 The LCD shows the operation status and printer parameters.  The control panel buttons are used to operate the printer and to set

parameters.

 The LED indicators show the printer’s operation status or indicate which

control panel buttons are active.

Control Panel Buttons

Button

Function / Description

 Enter and exit Setup mode.  Press for more than 5 seconds to enter special menu.

LEFT Arrow/CANCEL

 The CANCEL key pauses printing.  When printer has an error, press the CANCEL key to

return to ready mode after resolving the problem.

RIGHT Arrow/FEED

 The FEED key advances one label when the printer is

in stand-by.

UP Arrow/PAUSE

 The PAUSE key temporarily suspends printing. Press

CANCEL to resume printing.

Button

Function / Description

ENTER

 The ENTER key selects the function, item, or

displayed value.

 Save changes and exit Setup mode.

LEFT Arrow/CANCEL

 Scrolls the LCD to the previous parameter.

RIGHT Arrow/FEED

 Scrolls the LCD to the next parameter.

UP Arrow/PAUSE

 Increases the value.  Scrolls to the next option.

DOWN Arrow

 Decreases the value.  Scrolls to the previous option.

The printer has six basic control buttons on the control panel. Some of these buttons also work as selection keys. The selectable modes and related functions of the printer key are detailed below.

Ready Mode

Setup Mode

Control Panel Lights

Light

Status

Function / Description

POWER On

The printer power is turned on.

Off

The printer power is turned off.

ALERT

Blinking

ALERT blinks when an error occurs.

Printer Setup

Ribbon core

Ribbon core adaptor

CD-ROM

Media hanger

Printer

Power cord

USB cable

Quick Guide

Unpack and Inspect the Printer

After unpacking the box, check to make sure you have the following items.

 Printer  Power cord  An extra ribbon core  Ribbon core adaptor  Media hanger  USB cable  CD-ROM  Quick Installation Guide

Note: If there are any items missing or damaged, please contact your

reseller or distributor.

Placing the Printer

Power Switch

Before setting up and connecting the printer, please consider the following:

 Find a solid surface that is large and sturdy enough to accommodate the

printer. Choices could include a table, countertop, desk, or cart.

 This printer is designed to function in a wide range of environmental and

electrical conditions. Please make sure to clear the ground and isolate the power adapter from other electrical cables.

 Isolate the power cord from other electrical cables.

Warning！Do not operate the printer in an area where it might get wet.

Connecting the Printer to a Power Source

Connect the printer to a power source, as follows:

1. Make sure the power switch is in the off (O) position.

2. Plug one end of the power cord into the power jack on the back of the printer, and the other end of the cord into an AC electrical outlet.

3. Turn on (I) the printer.

Selecting a Communication Interface

This printer comes with a USB interface, a standard Centronics parallel interface, and a nine-pin Electronics Industries Association (EIA) RS-232 serial data interface.

USB Interface Requirements

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) interface is compatible with your existing PC

hardware. The USB’s “plug and play” design makes installation easy. Multiple

printers can share a single USB port/hub.

Centronics Parallel Interface Requirements

You can connect the printer to the host computer’s parallel port using any

standard Centronics cable. The required cable must have a standard 36-pin parallel connector on one end, which is plugged into the parallel port located on the back of the printer. The other end of the parallel interface cable connects to the printer connector at the host computer. For pin-out information, please refer to the Technical Reference in this manual.

Serial (RS-232) Interface Requirements

The required cable must have a nine-pin "D" type male connector on one end, which is plugged into the mating serial port located on the back of the printer. The other end of the cable connects to a serial port on the host computer. For technical and pin-out information, please refer to the Technical Reference in this manual.

RS-232 Serial Port

USB Port

Centronics Parallel Port

Notes:

1. The Centronics port allows a much higher communication speed than the serial port.

2. The pin assignment of the cable used for this serial port is different than serial cables used for a PC. Please contact your local Argox reseller if you need this cable.

Communicating with the Printer

The bundled printer driver can be applied to all applications under Windows 98/2000/2003/Windows XP and Windows Vista. With this driver you can run any popular Windows software applications such as MS-Word and print to this printer.

Before installation

1. Check the contents of the driver to ensure it is completed.

2. Make a backup copy of the driver.

Installing the Driver (Label Dr.200)

1. Double click the driver file (Label Dr. 200) to execute in Windows.

2. Click "Next".

3. Select a driver for your printer and click "Next". For F1, you should select Argox F1(203 dpi).

4. Select the port of the printer and click "Next".

5. When the related files have been copied to your system, click “Next”.

6. After the installation

is complete, click “Finish”.

7. Click “ Yes” to restart your

computer.

Notes:

1. If you are updating the driver, make sure the previous version has been removed.

2. If you install new bar code application software such as ArgoBar, LabelView or CodeSoft, you should activate the Label Dr. 200 driver and set it as the current printer driver.

3. If you install new bar code application software such as Bartender Ultra Lite, you should activate the seagull driver for Argox printers.

Installing the Printer Driver (Seagull Driver)

1. Double click the driver file

to execute in Windows.

2. Click "Next".

3. Select ”Install printer drivers”

and click “Next”.

4. Select a driver for your printer and click "Next" .

Please select “Argox F1 PPLB”.

5. Select the port of the printer

and click "Next.

6. Enter a specify Printer Name

“Argox F1 PPLB” and click “Next”

7. Click “Finish” to complete the

installation.

8. After the related files have

been copied to your system,

click “Finish”

9. After the installation is completed, click “Close”

Notes:

4. If you are updating the driver, make sure you remove the previous version first.

5. If you install new bar code application software such as ArgoBar, LabelView or CodeSoft, you should activate the Label Dr. 200 driver and set it as the current printer driver.

6. If you install new bar code application software such as Bartender Ultra Lite, you should activate the seagull driver for Argox printers.

Installing USB Driver (Windows 98 Only)

Note: Uninstall the printer driver before installing the USB driver.

1. Connect the label printer to a computer with a USB cable.

2. Turn on the printer’s power.

3. The window “Add New Hardware Wizard” will pop, click “Next”.

4. Select ”Search for the best driver for your device.

(Recommended)”, click “Next”.

5. Select new driver location,

Click” Next”

6. Click “ Next”

7. Click “ Finish”

8. Click “ Next”

Note: After the USB driver is installed, you could refer to next page to install the

printer driver.

Installing Printer Driver (Windows 98 Only)

9. Select” Search for the best driver for your device”

( Recommended)”.

10. Click” Next”

11. Select” Specify a location”

12. Click” Browse” and choose Label Dr. 200 location.

13. Select“ Win98”

14. Click” OK”

15. Click” Next”

16. Click” Next”

17. Click” Finish”

18. Click” Finish”

19. Click” OK”

USB Plug and Play Function

Note: The printer driver needs to be installed with version 1.4.00 or later and

support “USB Plug and Play” for Windows XP, Windows 2003 and

Windows 2000.

1. Extract the PrinterDriver.exe to the fixed route. (“C:\Label Dr. 200”, for example)

2. Connect the label printer to a computer with an USB cable.

3. Turn on the printer’s power and the system will detect the device automatically.

4. Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)”, click “Next”.

5. Select “Search for the best driver in these locations” and choose “Include this location in the search”. Input the location of the printer driver, click “Next”.

6. Select “Continue Anyway”.

7. Click “Finish”.

8. The Label Dr. 200 (4 inch model) printer is added in “Printers and Faxes”.

9. Reboot the system.

10. The system assigns the USB port for Label Dr. 200 (4 inch model) printer.

Installing the USB Driver in Windows Vista (Plug and Play)

1. Extract the PrinterDriver.exe to the fixed route. (“C:\Label Dr. 200”, for example)

2. Connect the label printer to a computer with an USB cable.

3. Turn on the printer’s power and the system will detect the device automatically.

4. Select “Locate and install driver software (recommended)”.

5. Pop the window “User access control” and click “ Continue”

6. Select “I don’t have the disk. Show me the other options.”

7. Select “Browse my computer for driver software (advanced) “.

8. Input the location of printer driver. (“C:\Dr200 Printer Driver_ x86\Win Vista\4 inch mode”, for example)

9. Select” Install this driver software anyway”

10. The related files start to copy to your system.

11. After the installation is complete, click “Close”.

Operations

Loading a Ribbon

Note: The F-Series printer uses transfer thermal printing and the required

ribbon is coated outside.

1. Lift the top cover and front access door to expose the media compartment. (Figure 1)

Figure 1

2. Unlatch the print head module by pushing the release lever on the right side toward the rear. (Figures 2 & 3)

Release Lever

Print Module

Media Compartment

Figure 2

Figure 3

3. Unwrap the ribbon roll pack and separate the ribbon roll and the bare core.

4. Attach the edge of the ribbon to the bare core and wind a little bit onto the core. (Figure 4 & 5)

Figure 4

Ribbon Supply Holder

Ribbon Pick-up Holder

Figure 5

5. Insert the ribbon roll into the supply holder. First snap in the right side and then left side. Make sure the coating side of the ribbon is face down. (Figure 6)

Figure 6

6. Put the print head module down and insert the bare core into the pick-up holder. (Figure 7-1) First snap in the right side and then left side. (Figure 7-2)

Figure 7-1 Figure 7-2

Wheel

7. Turn the wheel of the print head module to ensure the ribbon is tightly wound. (Figure 8)

Figure 8

8. Press down the print head module firmly on both sides till you hear a snap. (Figure 9)

Figure 9

Loading Media

Media Hanger

The F-Series printer offers three different loading modes: standard, peel-off, or with a cutter.

 Standard mode allows you to collect each label freely.  Cutting mode automatically cuts the label after it prints.  Peel-off mode peels backing material away from the label as it prints.

After the label is removed, the next label prints.

Standard Mode

1. Lift the top cover and front access door to expose the media compartment.

2. According to media core inner size and load the media roll onto the media hanger. (Figure 10-1 and 10-2)

Figure 10-1 (1inch media core inner) Figure 10-2 (3inch media core inner)

3. Click the media hanger back into the media compartment. (Figure 10-3)

Figure 10

4. Unlatch the print head module by pushing the release lever on the right side toward the rear.

5. Hold the print head module upward to let the media pass under it. Lead the media through the media guides with the other hand. Adjust the media guide to the media width by pushing the button located on the media guide. (Figure 11)

Figure 11

6. Lead the media over the platen roller. (Figure 12)

Figure 12

7. Close the print head module and then press it down firmly on both sides till you hear a snap. (Figure 13)

Figure 13

8. Close the top cover and press the FEED button if the printer is already on. (Figure 14)

Note: After the media is loaded, you could press FEED button to calibrate the

media length.

Figure 14

Cutting Mode

Note: For cutting mode you must first install the cutter—please refer to

Appendix A.

Follow steps 1 to 6 in “Loading Media – Standard Mode” above and then continue with the steps below.

7. Thread the media over the platen roller, and then route the media through the slot of the cutter module. (Figure 15)

Figure 15

8. Press down the print head module firmly.

9. Turn on the printer or press the “FEED” button if the printer is already on. (Figure 16)

Figure 16

Note: The “FEED” button does not make the printer cut. For cutting to occur

the panel setting must be properly enabled.

Peel Off Mode

Note: For Peel-off mode you must first install the dispenser kit. Please refer

to Appendix B.

1. Open the peeler assembly. (Figure 17)

Figure 17

2. Remove approximately 6-inches of labels from the backing paper. (Figure

18)

Figure 18

3. Lead the backing paper over the platen roller, and then thread it back into the slot. Make sure that the media is under the peeler module. (Figure 19)

Figure 19

4. Close the peeler assembly. (Figure 20)

Figure 20

5. Latch the print head module.

6. Close the top cover and turn on the printer or press the “FEED” button if the printer is already on. (Figure 21)

Figure 21

Note: The “FEED” button does not make the printer peel. For peeling to

occur the panel setting must be properly enabled.

Configuration

This section discusses calibration, printer configuration settings and shows you how to view or change printer parameters through the control panel.

Performing Calibration

After the media is loaded, you should perform a media calibration to calibrate the media sensor. During the calibration, the printer determines the label length and the sensor settings. The results of the auto calibration are stored in the printer’s memory and are retained even when the printer power is off. These parameters remain in effect until you perform the next calibration.

1. Press<MENU> to enter setup mode.

2. Use the left <←> and right <→> buttons to scroll through the parameters until you reach MEDIA CALIBRATION.

3. Press<ENTER>

4. Press<MENU> to SAVE CHANGES

5. Use the up <↑> and down < ↓> buttons to scroll to YES or NO.

6. Press<ENTER>

Printing a Configuration Label

After loading the media or performing a self-test, print a configuration label as a record of your printer’s current settings. Keep the label to use when troubleshooting printing problems. To print a printer configuration label, complete the following steps:

1. Press <MENU> to enter setup mode.

2. Use the left <←> and right <→> buttons to scroll through the parameters until you reach PRINT OUT.

3. Press<ENTER>

4. Use the up <↑> and down < ↓> buttons to scroll to SETTING.

5. Press <ENTER> to print the configuration label. (Figure 22)

PRINTER CONFIGURATION

VERSION INFORMATION:

PPLB F1B0-1.00 . . . . . . .

FIRMWARE VERSION

032408 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DATE CODE (mmddyy)

80320001 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SERIAL NO

1.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

EEPROM VERSION

MEMORY INFORMATION :

8192 KB . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TOTAL RAM

6088 KB . . . . . . . . . . . . .

AVAILABLE RAM

4096 KB . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TOTAL FLASH

3071 KB . . . . . . . . . . . . .

AVAILABLE FLASH

ONBOARD . . . . . . . . . .

FLASH MODULE

PARAMETERS INFORMATION:

1 M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRINTED LENGTH

13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

LABEL COUNT

ENGLISH . . . . . . . . . . . .

LANGUAGE

SETTING INFORMATION :

TRANSFER THERMAL

RIBBON

GAP / NOTCH . . . . . . . .

MEDIA TYPE

79 MM . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

LABEL LENGTH

TRANSMISSIVE . . . . . .

SENSOR TYPE

1 ( CENTER ) . . . . . . . . .

TRANS. SENSOR

12 INCH . . . . . . . . . . . . .

MEDIA CAL LENGTH

NORMAL . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRINT MODE

0 MM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

TEAR OFFSET

0 MM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

CUT OFFSET

0 MM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

HORI. OFFSET

0 MM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

VERT. OFFSET

8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DARKNESS

3 IPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SPEED

ENABLED . . . . . . . . . . .

REPRINT MODE

ENABLED . . . . . . . . . . .

ALERT BUZZER

9600 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

BAUD RATE

NONE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PARITY

8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DATA BITS

1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

STOP BIT

Note: Printer configuration label is activated via the control panel LCD. The

options to print the label are located in the basic setup of the menu system.

Figure 22

Select or Adjust the Media Sensor

This printer uses two types of media sensors: See-through and reflective. The default is see-through sensor No 1.

Select the See-through Sensor

The standard see-through sensor is in a fixed position and enabled from the control panel. (Figure 23)

Figure 23

Adjust the Reflective Sensor

1. Press down the Thermal Print Head (TPH) release lever to release the print head module.

2. Lift the print head module to expose the media sensor cover. (Figure 24)

3. Slide the media sensor until the reflective sensor aligns with the gap or notch. (Figure 25)

Figure 24 Figure 25

Condition

Resolution

Print quality of the left side of a label is too light.

Turn the left screw counterclockwise to increase the pressure.

Print quality of the right side of a label is too light.

Turn the right screw counterclockwise to increase pressure.

Right Screw Left Screw

Adjust Print Head Pressure

If printing quality is not even, you may need to adjust the print head pressure. To adjust print head pressure use a flat tip screwdriver to turn the left and right screws counterclockwise to increase the pressure, or clockwise to decrease the pressure. (Figure 26)

Figure 26

Adjust the pressure adjustment screws as follows:

Option

Description

Save Changes

Press <ENTER> to save changes and exit setup mode.

Reject Changes

Press the up <↑> and down < ↓> buttons to select “NO”, and press <ENTER>. The printer rejects changes and exits setup mode.

Return to Setup Mode

 Press <MENU> to return to the same

parameter.

 Press the left <←> button to return to the

previous parameter

Setup Mode

You can set printer parameters for your application directly by using the control panel LCD and buttons.

Enter Setup Mode

1. Press <MENU>.

2. Use the left or right button to scroll through the parameters.

Enter Special Setup Mode

Special setup mode is the menu that lets you set up the language and change password.

1. Press the <MENU> button for more than 5 seconds and release.

2. Use the left or right button to scroll through the parameters.

How to Leave Setup Mode

1. Press <MENU>.

The printer displays SAVE CHANGES and activates the <ENTER> button.

2. The following table shows three options for leaving the setup mode.

Password Parameters

Password Level

Level name

Default Password

AUTHORISED SETUP 2

9999

AUTHORISED SETUP 1

1234

BASIC SETUP

No password

The F-Series printer has three password levels. When you enter the setup mode on the control panel, parameters which are not protected by password are displayed. You must enter a correct password to enter AUTHORISED SETUP 1 and AUTHORISED SETUP 2. The password levels and default passwords are shown in the following table.

To enter a password when prompted, complete the following steps:

1. When the printer displays AUTHORISED SETUP X, press <ENTER>.

The LCD displays password and the number 0000.

2. Enter the four-digit password for the password level displayed or for a

higher level.

 The left <←> and right <→> buttons select the digit position.  The up <↑> and down <↓> buttons change the selected digit’s value.

3. After entering the password, press <ENTER>.

Menu System

RIBBON

This parameter sets print mode for use with direct thermal (DT) or thermal transfer (TT) mode. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through the selection.

YES

This option sets as the printer to TT mode.

This option sets as the printer to DT mode.

MEDIA TYPE

This parameter shows the type of media you are using. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through the selection.

Gap/Notch

Select for non-continuous web media, non-continuous fanfold media, and tags.

GAP LENGTH 10mm (10~99)

Selects the gap length of labels. MARK

Non-continuous black mark lines.

MARK THICKNESS 10mm (10~99)

Select black mark thickness of labels CONTINUOUS

Select for media without gaps or divisions between labels.

TRANSMISSIVE

Select transmissive sensor 1 or 2. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through the selection.

The menu system lets you set printer options using the buttons on the control panel. The following is a description of menu selections and settings.

Basic Setup

Press <MENU> to enter Basic Setup Mode Note: A checkmark  indicates the default option.

1 (CENTER)

Sensor 1 is positioned in the center of the media route. This option enables sensor 1.

2 (LEFT)

The position of sensor 2 is to the left side of sensor 1. This option enables sensor 2.

MEDIA CAL LENGTH

Set the maximum label length to calibrate.

12 INCH (1~30)

The default media calibration length is 12 inches.

MEDIA CALIBRATION

Calibrate and detect media gap. Press <Enter> to activate this operation.

PRINT MODE

Setup label removal method. The method you select must correspond to the print mode. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through the selection.

NORMAL

TEAR OFF

This parameter establishes the position of the labels over the tear-off bar after printing.

PEEL OFF

Enables label peeler mode.

CUT

The printer automatically cuts a label after it is printed.

BY COMMAND

Sets a specific number of labels for cutting by command.

CUT AFTER BATCH

The printer waits to cut after the number of labels you set in BATCH COUNT.

BATCH COUNT 0001 (1~9999)

Sets the number of labels for BATCH CUT.

BATCH CUT

The printer waits to cut after the number of labels you set with “P” command to the printer.

SINGLE CUT

Sets cut after one label

ROTATE CUTTER

This parameter allows you to rotate cutter. Press <ENTER> to activate. Note: The parameter shows only if a cutter is installed.

OFFSET

This option fine tunes the media stop location

TEAR OFFSET 0mm (-3~+3)

Sets label tear off offset.

PEEL OFFSET 0mm (-16~+16)

Sets label peeling offset.

CUT OFFSET 0mm (-16~+16)

Sets label cutting offset.

VERTICAL 0mm (-30~+30)

Change the vertical position of the whole label format.

HORIZONTAL 0mm (-99~+99)

Change the horizontal position of the whole label format.

TPH OFFSET 0mm (-3~+3)

Change the thermal print head (TPH) vertical offset.

PRINT WIDTH

Sets maximum print width. Objects that exceed the maximum print width do not print.

102mm (10~104mm)

The print width default value is 10mm.

DARKNESS

Adjusts print darkness for consistent high quality printing. Press up <↑> to increase value or down<↓> to decrease value.

8 (1~15)

The default for print darkness is 8.

SPEED

Controls the rate of label movement during the printing process. Press up <↑> or down <↓> to choose the value.

3IPS (1~6 IPS)

The default for print speed is 3 ips.

PRINT OUT

Prints out current printer configuration settings, or prints out downloaded form list, downloaded font list, downloaded graphic list. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons

to scroll through the selection. Press <ENTER> to begin print out.

SETTING

Prints a printer configuration label.

FORM LIST

Prints a label that lists the form currently stored in the printer.

GRAPHIC LIST

Prints a label that lists the graphics currently stored in the printer.

FONTS LIST

Prints a label that lists the fonts in the printer.

FLASH MODULE

Select flash memory module. Press the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through the selection.

ONBOARD

The default is internal flash module.

EXTERNAL

CLEAR FLASH

Erase flash data (all data stored in Flash memory is deleted.) Users can clear all Flash memory modules, or clear specific Flash memory modules. Clear expansion function will not show on LCD display unless an expansion flash memory card is installed. Press <ENTER> and a warning message

“ARE YOU SURE? YES”. You can select “NO” by scrolling with the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons. Press <ENTER> to confirm.

ONBOARD

EXTERNAL

DELETE OBJECT

Delete downloaded form, font, and graphic. Users can erase all forms, fonts, or graphics one at a time, or erase multiple forms, fonts, and graphics.

1. Select Delete form, graphic or font by scrolling with the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons.

Authorised 1

2. Press <ENTER> and use the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to scroll through selections.

3. Press <ENTER> again and a warning

message “Are you sure” appears. You can select “YES” to continue or “NO” to

cancel this operation.

 FORM

Delete form.

GRAPHIC

Delete graphic.

FONT

Delete font.

AUTO FORM

Auto form lets you detach the printer from a computer and print in standalone mode.

OFF

Enable automatic form printing.

Disable automatic form printing.

REPRINT MODE

Reprint a label partially printed due to ribbon out, media out or head open error conditions. The label is reprinted after error condition is corrected.

On

Enable recovery print.

Off

Disable recovery print.

LABEL COUNT

The printer displays label quantity you print.

On

Enables the label count.

Off

Disables the label count.

LABEL COUNT TYPE

Count printing label quantity as decreasing or increasing.

Decreasing

Count printing label as decreasing.

Increasing

Count printing label as increasing.

ALERT BUZZER

Audible signal indicates error condition.

ON

Enables the buzzer.

OFF

Disables the buzzer.

HEX DUMP

The hex dump mode is a troubleshooting tool for checking the interconnection between the printer and the host computer. Select “ON” and all transmitted data is dumped and printed as ASCII and Hex values.

OFF

Normal operating mode.

Prints raw ASCII data received from the host.

SERIAL COMM.

Sets serial port communication.

Baud Rate

Determines the RS-232 baud rate.

9600bps (1200~115200bps)

The default baud rate is 9600bps.

PARITY

The parity of the printer must match the parity of the host computer for accurate communications to take place.

None

No parity.

Odd

Odd parity.

Even

Even parity.

DATABITS

Set the Data Bit to match the setting used by the host computer.

7Bits

Seven bit Word length.

8Bits

Eight bit Word length.

STOPBIT

Define Stop Bit.

1

One stop bit.

Two stop bits.

HANDSHAKE

Define handshake protocol between printer and host.

BOTH

Use both handshaking methods.

XON/XOFF

CTS/RTS

FINE DARKNESS

Fine-tunes darkness based on current main darkness level.

0 (-63~+63)

The default fine darkness is 0.

BASE SPEED

Sets the base print speed. The real print speed is main speed plus base speed.

0 (0~4ips)

The default of base speed is 0.

LOAD DEFAULT

Reset Printer and panel settings. Press <ENTER> and a warning message “ARE YOU SURE? YES/CONFIRM” appears. Select with the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons. Press <ENTER> to confirm.

RTC SETUP

This function appears on the LCD display only when the RTC module is installed. Press <ENTER> and press the right <→> button to move to the next digit. Use the up <↑> and down <↓> buttons to select a value. Press <ENTER> to accept the value. (Note: This parameter only appears if the RTC card is installed.)

DATE (MM-DD-YY)

Change current date if RTC module is installed. Format: MM-DD-YY

TIME (HH:MM:SS)

Change current time if RTC module is installed. Format: HH:MM:SS

ADVANCED CUT

Enable or disable backfeed after label cut. This function does not appear if cutter function is disabled. (Note: This parameter appears only if cutter is installed.)

WITH BACKFEED

Enable backfeed after cut.

W/O BACKFEED

Disable backfeed after cut.

ADVANCED PEEL

Enable or disable backfeed after a label is peeled and removed. (Note: This parameter only appears if peeler is installed.)

WITH BACKFEED

Enable backfeed after peel.

W/O BACKFEED

Disable backfeed after peel.

Authorised 2

IGNORE COMMAND

Set panel commands to be active or ignored. In default, all commands are active.

SELECT ALL

DARKNESS

SPEED

RIBBON DETECT

MEDIA TYPE

PRINT MODE

PRINT WIDTH

SERIAL COMM.

RTC SETUP

LANGUAGE

The LANGUAGE parameter is included in the special menu. You can select a language via the control panel.

1. Press <MENU> for 5 seconds.

2. Press the <↑> or <↓> button to reach the language of your choice.

3. Press <MENU> and you are prompted to accept changes.

Press <ENTER> to confirm the language.

ENGLISH

FRENCH

GERMAN

ITALIAN

SPANISH

PORTUGUESE

CHANGE PASSWORD

The parameter allows you to change the password for Authorised 1 and Authorised 2.

1. Press <MEN

2. .U> for 5 seconds.

3. Press <ENTER> and the printer prompts

Special Setup

you to enter the old password.

4. Press <ENTER> again and the printer prompts you to enter the new password.

5. Press <MENU> and the printer prompts you to accept changes.

SETUP 1

The default password is 1234.

SETUP 2

The default password is 9999.

Component

Procedure

Frequency

Print head

1. Open the print head and

remove the media and ribbon.

2. Using the swab and 100%

ethanol, wipe the print head from end to end.

Clean the print head after each change of ribbon. Platen roller

Manually rotating the platen roller, clean it thoroughly with 100% ethanol and swab.

Clean the platen roller when changing a new label roll.

Tear-off/Peel-off bar

Use the swab to remove excess adhesive from the tear-off/peel-off bar.

Once a month. Sensor

Air blow or vacuum.

Once every six months.

Maintenance

Argox recommends using following material to clean the printer:

 100% ethanol  Cotton swab  Blower brush

CAUTION!

1. The print head gets hot and could cause severe burns. Always allow the print head to cool before maintenance.

2. Argox is not responsible for damage caused by the use of cleaning fluids on this printer.

LCD Display

Blinking

LED

Buzzer

alert

Possible Cause

Solution

HEAD OPEN

ALERT

YES

The print head is not fully closed.

Close print head completely.

RIBBON OUT

ALERT

YES

Ribbon is not loaded or is incorrectly loaded.

Load ribbon correctly.

MEDIA OUT

ALERT

YES

Media is not loaded or is loaded incorrectly.

Load media correctly.

MEMORY FULL

ALERT

YES

Memory is full.

Delete data in the memory or expand the memory.

CUTTER FAILED

ALERT

YES

Media is jammed in the cutter.

Remove the jammed paper.

SERIAL IO ERROR

ALERT

YES

Format or baud rate of RS232 communication is inconsistent between printer and host.

Check the baud rate, format or protocol between host and printer.

HEAD TOO HOT

ALERT

YES

The temperature of the print head is too hot.

Let the printer cool down. Printing will resume when the print head cools to a suitable temperature.

PAUSE

ALERT

The printer is paused.

Press the CANCEL button once to resume.

Troubleshooting

This section provides information about errors that you might need to troubleshoot. If an error condition exists with the printer, review the LCD display error messages below for possible causes and the solutions.

Error Messages

Technical Reference

Model name

Printing method

Direct Thermal / Thermal Transfer

Printing resolution

203 dpi (8 dots/mm)

Printing speed

2 ~ 6 ips (50 ~152 mm/s)

Printing length

0.5” ~ 90” (13mm ~ 2286mm), MAX 90”(Command mode)

Printing width

Max 4.09” (104 mm)

Memory

8MB DRAM (7MB user available) 4MB Flash ROM (3MB user available)

CPU type

32 bit RISC microprocessor

Media sensor

Reflective (movable) See-through x 2

Display

LED indicators x 2 2x16 LCD display

Operation interface

Button x 6

Communication interface

Centronics parallel RS-232 serial (baud rate 2400 ~ 115200 bps) USB PS/2 Keyboard

1D Barcodes

PPLB:

Code 128 UCC Code 128 auto Code 128 subset A/B/C UCC/EAN 128 Interleaved 2 of 5 Interleaved 2 of 5 with check sum digit Interleaved 2 of 5 with human readable check digit German Postcode Matrix 2 of 5 UPC Interleaved 2 of 5 Code 39 Code 39 with check sum digit

General Specifications

Code 93 EAN-13 EAN-13 2 digit add-on EAN-13 5 digit add-on EAN-8 EAN-8 2 digit add-on EAN-8 5 digit add-on Codabar Postnet UPC-A UPC-A 2 digit add-on UPC-A 5 digit add-on UPC-E UPC-E 2 digit add-on UPC-E 5 digit add-on GS1 Data Bar

2D Barcodes

PPLB: Maxicode PDF-417 Data Matrix (ECC 200 only) QR code Composite code

Fonts

Internal character sets standard 5 alpha-numeric fonts with height from 0.049”~0.23” 20 codepages for 8-bits character (code page 437,850,852,860,863,865,857,861,862,855,866 737,851,869,1250,1251,1252,1253,1254,1255 ) 9 codepages for 7-bits character (USA, British, German, French, Danish, Italian

Spanish, Swedish and Swiss ) Internal fonts are expandable up to 24x 24 times 4 direction 0º~270º rotation Soft fonts are downloadable (up to 72 points)

Graphic

PCX bitmap, GDI , Binary raster

Software

ARGOX PPLB Label editing softwareBartender/ Windows Driver

(Win XP/ Vista/ Windows 7/ Windows 8) Print Utility Font Utility

Media

Roll-feed, die-cut, continuous, fan-fold, tags, thermal ticket, plain paper and fabric label Max width 4.6” (118 mm) Min width 0.79” (20 mm) Thickness .0025”~. 01” (.0635mm ~. 254mm) Max OD 8” (203 mm) ID width 1” and 3” (25.4mm~76 mm) (3” ID can be installed by media core adapter)

Ribbon

Wax, Wax/Resin, Resin(Ribbon wound ink-side out or ink-side in available) Ribbon width – 1.”~ 4.3” (25.4mm ~ 110mm) Ribbon roll – max OD 2.9” (74 mm) Ribbon length – max 1182’ (360 M) Core size - ID 1” core (25.4 mm)

Power Source

100~ 240VAC , 50-60Hz, 5Amps Internal universal power supply

Mechanism request

Built-in Tear off bar Easy Peeler install Easy Cutter install Side-open cover Clear media window Fanfold slot Centralized ribbon and label path

Safety Approval

CE, UL, CUL, FCC class A

Operation environment

40ºF ~ 104ºF (4ºC~40ºC) 10~90% non condensing Storage temperature -4ºF~140ºF (-20 ºC~60 ºC)

Optional items

Cutter Dispenser Stacker RTC card 4MB Asian Font card (Simply Chinese, Tradition Chinese, Japanese, Korean) Standalone KDU – ArgoKee

Compact size

W390 X L309 X H255 mm

Weight

16.5 lbs (7.5 kgs)

Interface Specifications

Signal

Description

No function

Shorted to Pin - 6

Received Data, RxD

Input. Serial “Received Data”

Transmitted Data, TxD

Output. Serial “Transmitted

Data”.

No function

No connection

GND

Signal Ground

No function

Shorted to Pin - 1

Request to Send, RTS

Output. Used as the control signal for “H/W Flow Control “

Clear to Send, CTS

Input. Used as the control signal for “H/W Flow Control”

+5V

Output. Pin 9 is reserved for KDU (keyboard device unit)

The Argox F-Series printer sends and receives messages through serial, parallel and USB communication interfaces. The printer automatically checks each interface for incoming messages.

Serial Interface Specification

The serial interface of the F-Series printer is an RS-232 port with 9-pin (DB9-S) connector located at the rear of the printer. You can change the baud rate; data bit, parity bit and stop bit by both sending commands to the printer and by using the LCD panel.

Pin Assignment and Description

Parallel Interface Specification

Pin No.

Direction

Description

Pin No.

Direction

Description

/STROBE

OUT

SELECT

DATA 1

14,15

-----

N.C. 3 IN

DATA 2

OUT

GROUND

DATA 3

OUT

GROUND

DATA 4

-----

N.C. 6 IN

DATA 5

19~30

OUT

GROUND

DATA 6

----

N.C. 8 IN

DATA 7

OUT

/FAULT

DATA 8

33~36

----

N.C.

OUT

/ACK 11

OUT

BUSY 12

OUT

The parallel interface of the F-Series printer is a Centronics port with standard 36-pin connector located at the rear of the printer. You can connect the F-Series printer and the host controller with a standard parallel cable. .

Pin Assignment and Description

PS2 Keyboard Interface

Pin No.

Direction

Description

-----

N.C.

OUT

+5V

-----

N.C.

IN/OUT

DATA 5

GROUND

IN/OUT

CLOCK

Pin No.

Direction

Description

Vcc(+5V)

IN/OUT

Differential +

IN/OUT

Differential -

4 GROUND

The Argox F-Series printer provides a standard IBM PC PS2 keyboard interface that lets you control the printer with a standard PS2 keyboard.

Pin Assignment and Description

The PS2 keyboard interface is a female, 6-pin, mini DIN connector.

USB Interface

The Argox F-Series printer provides a standard USB interface to increase the data transfer rate between the host controller and printer, dramatically enhancing performance.

Pin Assignment and Description

Auto Polling

Both the serial port and parallel port of this printer can be active at the same time, i.e. the printer can simultaneously communicate with two PCs via different ports. Note that there is no port contention, so if both PCs transmit data at the same time data may become damaged in the receiving buffer.

Appendix A: Stand-alone Keyboard & Barcode Reader

Key

Function

ESC

1. Go back to the previous variable input field.

2. During data input level, press <ESC> or the CANCEL

key on the panel for more than 5 seconds to force the printer back to the select form level. Users can change to other forms here and press enter to start the form.

3. In select form level, press <ESC> or the CANCEL key

on the panel for more than 5 seconds to force the printer to exit standalone mode and switch back to normal printing. However, you must still disable AUTO FORM in the settings menu. Otherwise it begins in stand alone mode when the printer restarts.

Backspace

Deletes the first character to the left of the cursor and shifts all characters on the right forwards.

This appendix covers stand-alone operation with keyboard or barcode reader.

Keyboard

To use the printer in stand-alone operation with a keyboard, please follow the procedure described below:

1. Press the MENU key to enter menu mode on the LCD panel.

2. Enter a password to switch to privileged menu and enable the AUTO FORM function.

3. Save the changes and press MENU again to leave the settings menu.

4. Make a form for the keyboard.

5. Download a form to the printer and save it to flash memory permanently.

6. Turn off the printer.

7. Connect the keyboard to the keyboard interface.

8. Turn on the printer.

9. Select your form and press enter to confirm, or change the form by pressing up and down.

10. Type the input data according to instructions in the first row of the LCD.

Keyboard Functions

Insert

Inserts a new character at the cursor position.

Shift

Switches between upper/lower case characters as the shift key is pressed.

Delete

Deletes the character at the cursor and shifts all the characters on the right forwards.

Caps Lock

Switches to upper case characters.

Space

Moves the cursor to right.

Home

Moves the cursor to the leftmost position.

End

Moves the cursor to the rightmost position.

Command

Description

Enable store to flash

FK"KBDFORM"

Delete previous form

FS"KBDFORM"

Start of form

V00,15,N,"Product Name ?"

Define variable and display message

C0,10,N,+1,"Product No. ?"

Define counter and display message

Q50,24

Set label dimension

q406

Set label width

Set printing speed

Set printing darkness

Print from top

A50,20,0,4,1,1,R,”ABC COMPANY”

Print fixed data B50,60,0,2,2,4,40,B,C0

Print barcode I25 for counter

A50,150,0,3,1,1,N,V00

Print the input product

End of form

Disable store to flash

Example: Stand alone operation with keyboard form

Please follow the procedure below:

1. Make a command file for the form, KBD.FRM

2. Send the file, KBD.FRM to printer under MS-DOS DOS command : COPY/B KBD.FRM LPT1:

3. Enable the AUTO FORM function in the privileged settings menu.

4. Turn off the printer, connect the keyboard and then turn on the printer.

SELECT FORM

KBDFORM

LOADING FORM

KBDFORM

Product Name?

Barcode Printer

Product No. ?

0123456789

LABEL SET NO. ?

2 COPIES PER LAB. ?

5. The LCD displays this message:

6. Use the up and down keys to select another form and press <ENTER> to confirm.

7. Once a form is selected, the LCD displays:

8. Key-in the input device and barcode data.

9. Input the label count and the copy count.

10. Six labels are printed out and the printer goes to step 8 and waits for data input.

Output

Barcode Reader

Product Name?

Apple

Product No. ?

11223344

Command

Description

Enable store to flash

FK"READER"

Delete previous form

FS"READER”

Start of form

V00,15,N,"Product Name ?"

Define variable and display message

C0,10,N,+1,"Product No. ?"

Define counter and display message

Q50,24

Set label dimension

q406

Set label width

Set printing speed

Set printing darkness

Print from top

A50,20,0,4,1,1,R,”ABC COMPANY”

Print fixed data B50,60,0,2,2,4,40,B,C0

Print barcode I25 for counter

A50,150,0,3,1,1,N,V00

Print the input product

PA1

Single copy

End of form

Disable store to flash

Example: Stand alone operation with READER form

Please follow the procedure below:

1. Make a command file for the form, READER.FRM

2. Send the file, READER.FRM to printer under MS-DOS DOS command : COPY/B READER.FRM LPT1:

3. Disable the AUTO FORM function in the privileged setting menu.

4. Turn off the printer, connect the keyboard and then turn on the printer.

5. The form READER automatically executes. Scan product name and number from printed bar codes using the barcode reader.

6. A label is printed. The copy count depends on the PA command for the READER form. Step 4 repeats automatically.

Output

Notes:

1. To return to normal operation, press and hold <ESC> on keyboard or the CANCEL key for more than 5 seconds.

2. During standalone operation, you can input data through:

 Keyboard  Barcode reader  Parallel port  Serial port  USB

3. For the keyboard form the P command is not allowed, while for the barcode reader/ scanner form, a PA command must be included.

Appendix B: Cutter Installation

Follow this procedure to install a cutter in the printer.

1. Turn off the printer.

2. Remove the left cover and press down the TPH release lever to release the print head module.

3. Locate the cutter in the two slots and secure two screws indicated in the figure below.

4. Turn on the power switch and enable the cutter from the control panel.

Installing Media and Ribbon with Cutter

The first time after installation or after a cutter jam use the following procedure:

1. Put the media end on the roller.

2. Close the TPH latch.

3. Enter the setting menu on the panel. Enable print mode to cut and

choose rotate cutter function.

4. After the cutter is rotated exit the menu setting.

5. Press the feed button and one label feeds out and is cut.

All other times use the following procedure:

1. Put the media end on the roller.

2. Close the TPH latch.

3. Turn on the printer.

4. Press the FEED button so the media end goes through the cutter.

The cutter generally cuts the label at the center of the media gap. You may change the cutting position for special media by operating the panel setting or sending a shift command to the printer:

Panel setting:

1. Enter the panel setting menu and choose OFFSET item.

2. Use the up and down keys to select the CUT OFFSET option.

3. Save and exit the menu setting after selecting a suitable cut offset.

4. Feed a label and cut it off.

5. Repeat the procedure if the cutting position is still incorrect.

Sending a shift command:

You may send a shift command. <ESC>KI; where “-“ is a signed byte and in terms of dots. This parameter can be saved permanently in the EEPROM.

Appendix C: Dispenser Installation

1. Turn off the printer

2. Remove the left cover and press down the TPH release lever to release the print head module.

3. Screw the peeler brace to the printer as shown in the figure below.

4. Turn on the power switch and enable the peeler function from the control panel.

Diagram of Media and Ribbon Installation for Peeler

Appendix D: Super card Installation

1. Shut the power down and open the back cover.

2. Plug the super card in the socket and set the DIP switch 5 to ON.

3. Turn on the power and wait the LCD display appears “RESTART

PRINTER”.

Note: When you un-plug the super card, please shut the power down and put the

DIP switch 5 to OFF.

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