MX20/MX30/MX30i MOBILE PRINTER
USER MANUAL
User Manual
Version
Issue Date
P/N
: MX20/MX30 series
: Rev. 1.0
: 2014.04.02
: 920-015211-00
Ver. 2.0
Contents
MX20/MX30/MX30i
USER MANUAL
CONTENTS
1 Mobile Printer 001
1.1
1.2
Box Content
Getting to Know Your Printer
001
002
2 Printer Setup 004
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.4
2.5
Battery Installation
Paper Installation
Battery Charging
Belt Strap & Shoulder Strap Usage
Wizard CD
004
005
007
008
009
3
Setting and Control for Operation Panel
014
3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
Operation Panel
LCD Interface Introduction
Setting Items In Setting Mode
Label Calibration and Self Test
Dump mode
Active/ Standby/ Sleep Mode
Bluetooth Connection Terminal
014
016
018
019
020
021
022
4 Accessories 023
4.1
4.2
4.3
GoDEX Charger
Cigarette Lighter Jack Charger and RS-232 Cable
Protective Case
023
024
025
5 Maintenance and Adjustment 026
5.1
5.2
Cleanin
g the thermal print head
Troubleshooting
026
027
Appendix
Product Specifications
Interface
Safety instructions
MX20/MX30/MX30i
USER MANUAL
FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
FOR AMERICAN USERS
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a CLASS B digital device,
pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This
equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case
the user will be required to correct the interference at own expense.
MX SERIES
TO WHICH THIS DECLARATION RELATES
IS IN CONFORMITY WITH THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS
Title 47 CFR Part 15
Battery Safety Precautions
Battery Safety Precautions
MX20/MX30/MX30i
USER MANUAL
Make sure to review the user manual carefully prior to product use.
Neglecting to heed the following instructions can result in battery overheating, combustion,
explosion, damage and/or decline in performance and product life.
1. Do not allow water, seawater or moisture to enter or leak into the battery. If the safety mechanism within
the battery becomes oxidized, oxidized the battery may overcharge with abnormal electrical current
and/or voltage so that it may overheat, ignite and/or explode.
2. Do not place the battery near open flames or heating devices, such as stoves.
Exposure to excessive heat may cause damage to the resin case and/or insulating materials, thus causing
a short circuit within the battery that may result in battery overheating, combustion, and/or explosion.
3. Charge the battery only with the exclusive charger specified (optionally provided) by GoDEX.
The use of an incorrect charger may result in overheating. Combustion and/or explosion of the battery.
4. Charging the battery with a modified charger may result in overheating, combustion and/or
explosion of the battery by abnormal chemical reaction caused by incorrect polarity.
5. Do not directly connect the battery to an electrical power outlet not specified by GoDEX or an automobile’s
cigarette lighter jack. Doing so may result in overheating, combustion and/or explosion of the battery by
over-current and/or over-voltage.
6. Do not heat the battery or place it near a fire. Doing so may melt insulation materials, damage the safety
mechanism/equipment, and/or ignite the electrolytic solution. There is a potential risk of battery overheating,
combustion, and/or explosion.
7. Do not reverse the connection of (+) and (-) electrodes of the battery. Charging the battery in reverse polarity
may produce an undesired chemical reaction inside the battery cell, causing unexpected behavior during
discharging such as overheating, explosion, or fire.
8. Do not allow the battery’s (+) or (-) pole to come into contact with any metal. In addition, do not carry or
store the battery with metallic items, such as necklaces and hairpins.
Doing so may cause a short circuit of the battery generating an over-current. There is the potential risk to
overheat, ignite and/or explode the battery or overheat the metallic items, such as necklaces, hair pins etc.
9. Do not throw the battery or subject it to strong shock. If the safety mechanism in the battery is damaged,
the battery may be overcharged and, consequently, an adverse chemical reaction may be generated
in the battery. There is a potential risk of battery overheating, combustion, and/or explosion.
10. Do not pierce the battery with a pointed object, such as nail or awl, or strike with a heavy object, such as a
hammer, and take care not to step on the battery. There is a potential risk of battery overheating, combustion,
and/or explosion caused by an internal short circuit.
11. Do not solder the battery directly. Doing so may melt the insulating materials and/or damage the safety
mechanism or safety equipment, resulting in battery overheating, combustion, and/or explosion.
12. Do not disassemble and/or modify the battery. The battery contains safety equipment and a safety mechanism
to prevent danger. There is a potential risk of overheating, combustion, and/or explosion caused by disassembly.
13. Do not charge the battery near open flames and/or under direct sunlight. Because exposure to high
temperatures triggers the operation of the safety mechanism, the battery may not charge or may overcharge
due to destruction of the safety mechanism. There is a potential risk of overheating, combustion, and/or explosion.
14. Do not expose the battery to high temperatures over 60。C, and do not use or store it in a hot or humid place.
15. Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the equivalent type recommended by
the manufacturer.
16. Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
17. Only use with designated power supply adapter model.
18. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
1
1 Mobile Printer
1.1 Box Content
Please check that all of the following items are included with your printer.
Charge the battery for at least 3 hours before use.
MX20 MX30 MX30i
MX20 / MX30 / MX30i Mobile Printer
CD
Including GoLabel software
and MX series user’s manual.
MX20 / MX30 / MX30i Series
Quick Guide
MX20/MX30 Series
Battery
Paper
Battery Charger
Belt Strap(MX20 Series)
Shoulder Strap(MX30 Series)
MX20 Series MX30 Series
2
Front View (Take MX30i as an example)
1.2 Getting to Know Your Printer
Device Overview
Rear View
Open Button
Interface Cap
Top Cover
Window
Membrane Panel
LCD
Membrane Panel
Battery
Shoulder Strap HolesBelt Strap Holes
1 Mobile Printer
3
The Internal View of the Printer (Take MX30i as an example)
RS232+USB
Port
Power Jack
Platen Roller
Label roll guide
Tear BAR
Thermal Print Head
Top Cover Hooks
Top Cover Hooks
1 Mobile Printer
4
2 Printer Setup
2.1 Battery Installation
Make sure to charge the battery for at least 3 hours prior to first use.
Insert the battery on the rear side of the printer,
aligning the battery hook properly.
Push the battery into the slot until
you hear a clicking sound.
Battery installation completed
5
2 Printer Setup
2.2 Paper Installation
The printer is set to Direct thermal transfer so no ribbon is required.
Place the printer on a flat surface
and press the button.
Top cover opened.
Label roll guide can be adjusted according to
label roll width.
* Please do not use any adhesive labels in order to avoid printer damage.
Note
6
2 Printer Setup
Pull the paper out and close the paper cover.
Tear off any excess paper in the direction
of the side of the printer.
Insert the paper as shown in the image.
7
2 Printer Setup
2.3 Battery Charging
1. Please make sure that the printer is switched off.
2. Connect the mini USB adaptor to the printer and wall.
3. Turn on the printer. The operator panel should now light up.
Open the external interface cap.
* Charge the battery around 3 hours before use please.
** Closed the external interface cap when printer do not connect an adapter or cable for avoid dust away.
Note
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