Avery 9906 Operator Handbook

Operator's Handbook

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Monarch 9906

Printer

TC9906OH Rev. AC 9/11

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WARNING

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y Dennison 170 Monarch Lane Miamisburg, OH 45342

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED ...........................................................................................................1-1

Audience .....................................................................................................................1-2

Using this Manual.........................................................................................................1-2

Ordering Programmer's Manuals.....................................................................................1-2

About Monarch® MPCL™ Toolbox Utilities ......................................................................1-2

Connecting the Power Cable.......................................................................................... 1-3

Establishing Communications.........................................................................................1-3

Connecting the Communication Cable..........................................................................1-3

Using the Control Panel.................................................................................................1-4

Power Save Mode......................................................................................................1-4

Selecting a Function ..................................................................................................... 1-4

Exiting a Function .........................................................................................................1-4

LOADING SUPPLIES..........................................................................................................2-1

Loading Labels or Tags.................................................................................................2-2

Loading Labels for Optional Peel Mode........................................................................2-6

Using Optional Internal Liner Take-Up ............................................................................2-8

Removing a Full Liner Take-Up Roll ............................................................................2-9

Using the Optional Tear Bar......................................................................................... 2-10

Adjusting the Printhead Pressure Dials......................................................................... 2-11

LOADING RIBBON .............................................................................................................3-1

Loading Ribbon ............................................................................................................ 3-2

SETTING SUPPLY OPTIONS............................................................................................... 4-1

Setting the Supply Type ................................................................................................4-2

Setting the Ribbon........................................................................................................4-3

Using a High Energy Ribbon ..........................................................................................4-4

High Energy Ribbon Limitations ..................................................................................4-4

Setting the Speed.........................................................................................................4-5

Setting the Feed Mode ..................................................................................................4-6

Setting the Backfeed .....................................................................................................4-7

Changing the Position Settings ......................................................................................4-8

Setting the Print Position............................................................................................4-8

Setting the Supply Position.........................................................................................4-9

Setting the Margin Position....................................................................................... 4-10

Setting the Dispense Position...................................................................................4-11

Setting the Backfeed Distance.................................................................................. 4-12

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Using Batch Separators ............................................................................................... 4-13

Using Skip Index......................................................................................................... 4-14

Using Rotate Image .................................................................................................... 4-15

Setting the Print Contrast............................................................................................ 4-16

SETTING COMMUNICATIONS .............................................................................................5-1

Setting the Baud Rate...................................................................................................5-2

Setting the Word Length ................................................................................................ 5-3

Setting the Stop Bits.....................................................................................................5-4

Setting the Parity ..........................................................................................................5-5

Setting the Flow Control................................................................................................ 5-6

Resetting to Default Values ...........................................................................................5-7

SETTING DEFAULTS .........................................................................................................6-1

Setting the Monetary Sign..............................................................................................6-2

Setting the Secondary Sign............................................................................................6-3

Setting the Number of Decimal Places ............................................................................6-4

Setting the Slashed Zero Appearance............................................................................. 6-5

Setting the Power-Up Mode ...........................................................................................6-6

Changing the Prompt Set............................................................................................... 6-7

Setting the Numeric Format ...........................................................................................6-8

Examples..................................................................................................................6-8

Using Flash Storage......................................................................................................6-9

Using Flash Memory.................................................................................................... 6-10

Formatting Flash Memory......................................................................................... 6-10

Checking Available Flash Memory............................................................................. 6-11

Packing Flash Memory............................................................................................. 6-12

Setting the Image Error Mode ...................................................................................... 6-13

Setting the Configuration Packet Mode ......................................................................... 6-14

Setting the Error Retry Mode........................................................................................ 6-15

Memory Guidelines ..................................................................................................... 6-16

USING SCRIPTS ................................................................................................................7- 1

Initial Script Startup Procedures..................................................................................... 7-1

Viewing Script Information .............................................................................................7-2

Downloading a Script ....................................................................................................7-3

Enabling a Script.......................................................................................................... 7-4

Deleting a Script ...........................................................................................................7-5

Enabling Status Polling .................................................................................................7-5

Enabling Status Polling .................................................................................................7-6

Using Immediate Commands..........................................................................................7-7

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SETTING RFID OPTIONS.................................................................................................... 8-1

Using RFID Supplies.....................................................................................................8-2

Using the RFID Setup Menu ...........................................................................................8-2

Read Tag..................................................................................................................8-2

RF Power (Read/Write Value).....................................................................................8-3

Clear Data................................................................................................................8-4

Printing a Configuration Label ........................................................................................8-4

Setting the Error Action .................................................................................................8-5

PRINTING .........................................................................................................................9-1

Printing........................................................................................................................9-1

Printing a Test Label .....................................................................................................9-2

On-Demand Mode Printing .............................................................................................9-2

Pausing a Batch ...........................................................................................................9-3

Restarting a Batch........................................................................................................9-3

Canceling a Paused Batch ............................................................................................. 9-3

Canceling a All Batches.................................................................................................9-4

Repeating a Batch ........................................................................................................9-4

Printing TrueType® Fonts ..............................................................................................9-5

Licensing Your Fonts ....................................................................................................9-5

CARE & MAINTENANCE................................................................................................... 10-1

Clearing Label Jams ................................................................................................... 10-1

Cleaning.................................................................................................................... 10-2

Replacing the Printhead .............................................................................................. 10-4

DIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................................. 11-1

Factory Set Password ................................................................................................. 11-1

Checking the Software Version..................................................................................... 11-2

Checking Supply Quality.............................................................................................. 11-3

Using Password Protection.......................................................................................... 11-4

Enabling the Password (System Administrators only).................................................. 11-4

Service Diagnostics .................................................................................................... 11-4

Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... 11-5

Error Messages.......................................................................................................... 11-6

Common Errors .......................................................................................................... 11-6

SPECIFCATIONS...............................................................................................................A-1

Printer.........................................................................................................................A-1

Supplies ......................................................................................................................A-2

Ribbon Specification..................................................................................................... A-2

About Ribbons........................................................................................................... A-2

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Cable Pinouts............................................................................................................... A-3

ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS................................................................................................ B-2

Accessories .................................................................................................................B-2

Packaging Materials...................................................................................................... B-2

Shipping the Printer...................................................................................................... B-2

Factory-Installed Options............................................................................................... B-2

GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................................... G-1

INDEX................................................................................................................................ I-1

iv Operator’s Handbook

GETTING STARTED

The Monarch® 9906 printer prints text, graphics, and bar codes on thermal transfer (ribbon) and thermal direct labels or tags. The printer prints labels continuously (in one strip) or on-demand (one label at a time).

You can print on inside edge aperture, die cut, black mark, or continuous (non-indexed) supplies. Continuous supply must be used in continuous mode. See "Supply Type Chapter 4 for more information about the supply types.

This chapter includes information about:

 connecting the power cord.

 connecting the communication cable.

 using the printer's control panel.

Several chapters of this manual have one or more charts showing the printer's menu structure. For example:

Main Menu

Cancel All

Supply Contrast Defaults

Online

Batch Entry

Repeat Batch

Port Settings

Format Options Setup Scripts

Flash Memory

RT Clock Interpreter

Diagnostics

" in

The solid black box shows where you are; the bordered box and path show how you got there.

The printer is packaged with a power cord and a ribbon take-up core (may already be on take-up reel). Keep the box and packaging material in case the printer ever needs repair.

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Audience

The Operator's Handbook is for the person who prints and applies labels.

Using this Manual

Manual content summary:

Chapter Contents

1 Getting Started

2 Loading Supplies Describes how to load a roll of supply, fan-fold supply, and tag supply.

3 Loading Ribbon Describes how to load a roll of ribbon.

Setting Supply

Options

Setting

Communication Values

6 Setting Defaults

7 Using Scripts

8 Printing Explains how to print labels and use the Pause menu.

9 Care & Maintenance

Diagnostics &

Troubleshooting

A Specifications Contains printer and supply specifications.

Accessories &

Options

Contains information about connecting the power cable and using the control panel.

Using the Supply menu to set the various supply options (supply, ribbon, feed mode, etc.).

Using the Port Settings menu to set the serial and parallel communication values (baud rate, parity, etc.).

Using the Defaults menu to set the monetary sign, number of decimal places, prompt set, etc.

Using the Scripts menu to load a script, enable a script, delete a script, etc.

Describes how to clear a label jam, clean the printer, and replace the printhead.

Describes how to print a test label and lists common problems and their solutions.

Contains printer accessories and optional equipment.

Ordering Programmer's Manuals

The 9906 Packet Reference Manual can be downloaded from our Web site. It describes

how to create format and batch packets for printing labels, how to configure the printer online, how to diagnose printer error messages, and how to perform other advanced techniques.

About Monarch® MPCL™ Toolbox Utilities

The Monarch® MPCL™ Toolbox utilities are available on our Web site and are free to download. This group of development utilities helps you configure the printer, customize fonts, and download files. Monarch MPCL Toolbox utilities are not label production software. Call Customer Service for information about label production software.

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Connecting the Power Cable

The power supply automatically switches between 115V or 230V. Operator settings are not required.

1. Plug the power cable into the connection located at the back of the printer. Plug the

other end of the cable into a grounded electrical outlet.

Note: Only use a certified power cable with proper voltage for the country of

installation.

2. Turn on the printer. Press ( I ) to turn on and ( O ) to turn off the printer.

Establishing Communications

Before the printer can accept print jobs from the host, you must:

 connect the communication cable to the printer (make sure printer is turned off) and to

the host.

 set the communication values on the

printer to match those at the host (only required if you are using the serial port).

your System Administrator which method

Ask to use for communication with the host:

rial Communication 9 to 9-pin cable

(Part #126716)

Serial Port

Host USB

Type A Port

Optional

arallel Port/

P Ethernet Card

Host USB, Device USB

rallel Communication (optional)

hernet (optional)

Device USB

Type B Port

Power Cable Connection

Connecting the Communication Cable

Connect the communication cable into the appropriate port. Secure the cable with the connecting screws (serial) or spring clips (parallel).

If you are communicating with the host through the serial port, make sure the printer's communication values match those at the host. The printer’s default values are 9600 Baud, 8 bit data frame, 1 stop bit, no parity, and DTR flow control.

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Using the Control Panel

The control panel consists of a four-line LCD display and five buttons. The top three buttons are function buttons. The function of each button varies depending on the task. Each button’s function is shown on the display above the button. The two bottom buttons are navigation buttons. Use these buttons to scroll through menus.

The LCD display:

 indicates power when text or other information is shown.

 indicates conditions requiring immediate attention

MPCL

Online

FEED TLabel

(low battery, faults, errors) using a red background.

 shows menu prompts, printer settings,

function button assignments, values, etc.

For more information see Chapter 10, "Diagnostics & Troubleshooting

Function Buttons

Navigation Buttons

Power Save Mode

When the printer is idle for longer than 55 minutes, it goes into power save mode, turning off the display’s back light and all motors. The printer wakes from power save mode when it receives a format or any button is pressed (printer performs the button’s action).

Selecting a Function

The Main Menu has several functions (operating modes). These functions are shown in the chart below.

Main Menu

Cancel All

Supply Contrast Defaults

Online

Batch Entry

Repeat Batch

Port Settings

Format Options Setup Scripts

Flash Memory

RT Clock Interpreter

Diagnostics

 To display menu options, press  or  .

 Press SELECT when you see the menu option you need.

The Main Menu controls the printer's setup and operation. Through the Setup Menu, you can select a sub-menu for the supply, contrast, default, port settings, flash memory, or real-time (RT) clock. Each of the sub-menus has several options, such as ribbon, speed, monetary symbols, and baud rate.

Exiting a Function

There are two ways to exit an option. Pressing BACK once exits to the previous menu and saves any changes. Pressing CANCEL exits to the previous menu; however, changes

are not saved.

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LOADING SUPPLIES

This chapter describes how to load:

 a roll of supply

 fan-fold supply

 a roll of tag supply.

There are two types of supplies:

Thermal Direct specially treated thermal supplies that do not use a ribbon for

printing

Thermal Transfer standard supplies that require a ribbon for printing

If you are using thermal direct supplies, do not load a ribbon.

If you switch from black mark to die cut supplies, make sure the printer's supply type is set correctly. See "Supply Type Administrator can also send the supply setup packet to change the supply type. Refer to

the optional 9906 Packet Reference Manual for more information about sending the

supply setup packet.

" in Chapter 4 for more information. Your System

Loading Supplies 2-1

Loading Labels or Tags

1. Open the cover.

2. Unlock the printhead by turning the retaining latch.

Lift the printhead assembly using the printhead tab until the assembly locks into place.

3. Note: User “touch parts” are yellow.

Printhead Tab

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4. Place rolled supply on the supply holder, located against the inside of the printer.

Rolled label supply unrolls from the top or the bottom; rolled tag supply unrolls from the bottom only (tag rolls are wound face in).

Note: Do not pick the printer up by the supply holder.

Supply Holder Guide

Supply Holder

ce a fan-fold supply stack behind the printer, label side facing up. Lay the label

Pla strip over the supply holder.

Adjust the supply holder guide so that it barely touches the supply, making sure the

supply moves freely.

Loading Supplies 2-3

6. Push down on the supply lever to unlock the supply guides.

7. Lay the label strip across the supply guide so that a few inches extend past the front of the printer. Tuck the supply under the nibs and supply sensor. Do not feed supply between the supply roller and deflector.

Nibs

Supply Guide

Supply Lever

Supply Sensor

Adjust the supply guide so it barely touches the supply. Push up on the supply lever

to lock the supply guide into place.

9. Hold the printhead assembly by the printhead tab while pushing the printhead release.

Printhead Release

Printhead Assembly

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10. Close the printhead by pressing down on the thumb well until you hear it click into

place.

. Close the printer’s cover.

12. Press FEED to position the supply under the printhead.

You may need to adjust the printhead pressure dials depending on the width of your supply. See "Adjusting the Printhead Pressure Dials”

for more information.

Note: If the printer will be unused for extended periods of time, we recommend leaving

the printhead unlatched.

Loading Supplies 2-5

Loading Labels for Optional Peel Mode

Peel mode is optional and must be purchased separately. In peel mode, the printer separates the liner from the label. The next label is not printed until the completed one is removed from the printer. Make sure the printer is configured for on-demand mode and the correct supply type.

The minimum feed length is 1.5 inches for peel mode. We recommend using 0.5-inch gap supplies in peel mode when backfeed is disabled. Hold the leading edge of peeled labels when printing on stock longer than six inches. You must use non-perforated supplies for peel mode.

Follow the steps for loading supplies from the previous section, close the printhead, and follow these steps.

1. Remove the labels from the first 10 inches of the liner.

2. Press down on the exit cover tabs to open the exit cover on the front of the printer.

Exit Cover

Feed the liner over the peel roller, along the chute, and out through the lower opening

in the exit cover.

Peel Bar

Platen Roller

Lower Opening

Peel Roller

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4. Close the exit cover.

Saw-Toothed Tear Edge

Liner

Close the printer’s cover.

6. Press FEED to position the supply under the printhead.

Note: When removing the liner, pull up across the saw-toothed tear edge.

Loading Supplies 2-7

Using Optional Internal Liner Take-Up

Internal liner take-up must be used with peel mode. This feature collects the liner on a take-up reel located inside the printer’s cover. See “Setting the Feed Mode” for instructions to set the printer for Internal Liner Take-Up.

Follow the steps for loading supplies for peel mode and then follow these steps.

1. Press down on the exit cover tabs to open the exit cover on the front of the printer.

2. Remove the labels from the first 18 inches of the liner.

3. Position the liner take-up reel so the open notch is facing up.

4. Position the liner take-up core so the open slot is facing up. Line up the slot in the core

with the notch in the reel. Slide the empty liner take-up core on the liner take-up reel.

Open Notch

Open Slot

5. Feed the liner over the peel bar, under the peel roller, under the liner take-up core

and around in a counter-clockwise direction.

6. Place the end of the liner in the take-up core’s opening.

Note: Fold the edge of the liner to easily insert it in the core’s open slot.

Supply

Liner Take-up Core

Liner

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Liner Take-up Reel

Liner

7. Hold the liner in place while turning the take-up reel in a counter-clockwise direction

to remove slack in the supply liner.

8. Close the printhead assembly until you hear it click in to place.

9. Close the printer’s cover.

10. Close the exit cover.

11. Press FEED to position the supply under the printhead.

Removing a Full Liner Take-Up Roll

Remove the liner take-up when the printer alerts you to a full roll. The liner take-up reel holds half of a roll of supply. See “Common Errors

1. Open the cover.

2. Unlock the printhead assembly by turning the retaining latch.

3. Press down on the exit cover tabs to open the exit cover on the front of the printer.

4. Use scissors to cut the liner in front of the take-up reel.

” in Chapter 10 for more information.

Cut Liner Here 

Gently pull the full liner take-up core off the reel.

Note: Place your fingers between the take-up core and printer wall. Gently push the

core off the reel. This eases removal and minimizes the liner telescoping from the reel.

6. Remove the liner from the take-up core.

7. Reload supply and continue printing.

Loading Supplies 2-9

Using the Optional Tear Bar

The tear bar is optional and must be purchased separately. It can only be used with peel mode.

Slide the supply between the tear bar and peel bar. It may be easier if you cut or fold one corner of the supply first.

Tear Bar

Peel Bar

Notes:

 The tear bar can only be used when supply is loaded for peel mode. Do not tear both

label and liner at the same time.

 Tear labels against the tear bar.

 Tags can not be used with the tear bar.

 For ease of tearing, use 3-inch long by 1-inch wide supplies that are less than 5 mils thick.

Tear Edge

Liner

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Adjusting the Printhead Pressure Dials

The default setting is least pressure, which provides optimal printing in most cases. If you see smudging, ribbon wrinkling, or poor print quality, you may need to adjust the printhead pressure dials.

he two dials are located on either edge of the printhead assembly (inside and outside). The dials may be set to different positions; however, the inside dial should be equal to or more pressure than the outside dial. Use a coin or flathead screwdriver to adjust the dials.

Each dial has four settings:

 Least pressure

Inside Printhead Pressure Dial

Outside Printhead Pressure Dial

 Light pressure

 Medium pressure

 Most pressure

Least Pressure

Most Pressure

Use the following guidelines to adjust printhead pressure.

Supply/Ribbon Dial Settings

Increase

Wide supply (> 2 inches)

Narrow supply (≤ 2 inches)

TUFF-MARK® wide (> 2 inches) Increase both dials to the most pressure setting.

TUFF-MARK® narrow (≤ 2 inches)

necessary.

Increase necessary. If uneven printing occurs you may need to increase the outside dial.

Increase the inside dial to most pressure and the outside dial to light pressure.

both dials one step, check print quality, repeat if

inside dial one step, check print quality, repeat if

Print a test label to check the printhead pressure; make adjustments as necessary.

Loading Supplies 2-11

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LOADING RIBBON

This chapter describes how to load a ribbon roll.

There are different ribbon requirements for the two types of supplies:

Thermal Direct does not use a ribbon for printing Supplies

Thermal Transfer requires a ribbon for printing Supplies

If you are using thermal direct supplies, do not load a ribbon.

Note: User “touch parts” are yellow.

Loading Ribbon 3-1

Loading Ribbon

Make sure the printer is configured to use a ribbon.

To load ribbon:

1. Open the cover.

2. Unlock the printhead by turning the retaining latch.

3. Lift the printhead assembly using the printhead tab until the assembly locks into place.

4. Push the deflector tab down.

Take-u

Reel

Printhead Assembly

Deflector Tab

Retaining Latch

Slide an empty ribbon core on the take-up reel as far as it will go.

6. Remove the new ribbon from the package. Do not wrinkle or crush the ribbon.

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7. Position the ribbon so that it unwinds in a clockwise direction. Slide the ribbon onto

the back reel as far as it will go. Carefully unwind a few inches of ribbon from the bottom of the roll.

Take-u Reel

Carefully feed the ribbon under both ribbon rollers and printhead.

Back Reel

9. Align the ribbon and make sure it is straight and centered throughout the path.

Printhead Release

Ribbon

Ribbon Roller

Roller

Printhead Assembly

. Tape the ribbon to the take-up core. Do not tape the ribbon to the take-up reel.

11. Rotate the take-up core until the leader is past the printhead.

12. Remove any slack in the ribbon by turning the take-up reel clockwise.

13. Hold the printhead assembly by the printhead tab while pushing the printhead release.

14. Close the printhead by pressing down on the thumb well until you hear it click into

place.

15. Close the printer’s cover.

Loading Ribbon 3-3

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SETTING SUPPLY OPTIONS

This chapter explains how to select the supply type, ribbon, speed, feed mode, backfeed, print position, supply position, margin position, cut position, dispense position, backfeed distance, separators, skip index mode, rotate image, and print contrast.

Main Menu

Cancel All

Supply

Supply Type

Online

ntrast Defaults

Ribbon Speed Feed

Batch Entry

Repeat Batch

Port Settings

Mode

Format Options Setup Scripts

Flash Memory

Backfeed Positioning Separators Skip Index R otate

RT Clock Interpreter

Diagnostics

Image

Your System Administrator may limit access to this menu to prevent changes. You are prompted to enter a password if password protection is turned on. To continue, ask your System Administrator for the password.

PASSWORD

*********

ENTER BACK

e supply options are listed in the table below.

Option Choices Default

Supply Type Aperture/Die Cut/Black Mark/Continuous Die Cut

Ribbon No/Yes/High Energy Yes

Speed 2.5/4.0/6.0/Default Default

Feed Mode Continuous/On-Demand/Liner take-up Continuous

Backfeed Off/On Off

Print Position -450 to +450 0

Supply Position -300 to 300 0

Margin Position -99 to 99 0

Dispense Position 50 to 200 65

Backfeed Distance 10 to 100 65

Separators No/Yes/Long No

Skip Index No/Yes No

Rotate Image No/Yes No

To exit an option without changing the setting, press CANCEL.

Setting Supply Options 4-1

Setting the Supply Type

You can print on inside edge aperture, black mark, die cut, or continuous supplies. You have to tell the printer which supplies you are using. To access this setting, from the Main Menu, select Setup, Supply, then follow these steps.

1. Press  or  until you see Supply Type.

SUPPLY

Supply Type→

Die Cut

CHANGE BACK

Press CHANGE to highlight the supply type options. The current setting is shown.

3. Press  or  to scroll through the supply type options.

SUPPLY

Supply Type

← Die Cut →

SET CANCEL

When you see the supply type you need, press SET to save the change. Press

CANCEL to leave the supply type unchanged.

5. Press BACK until you return to the Home/Online screen.

SUPPLY

Supply Type→

Die Cut

CHANGE BACK

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