SX5M / TXPSX5
Safety
2.2 Operating Tips
Your new SX5M / TXPSX5 Thermal Printer is a very durable and dependable piece of
equipment, but we suggest you follow a few guidelines when installing using your printer.
• Do not operate in unstable locations such as an unsteady, slanted or extreme
vibrating table. It may cause the equipment to shift from its desired location.
• Do not operate or store the printer in applications where high humidity with
extreme condensation are prevalent. Be sure to follow the printer's environment
operation requirements as defined in the later in this Quick Start Guide. Failure to
follow these operating instructions may damage your printer and void your
warranty.
• When moving the printer from a location, be sure to avoid potential shock or
damage to your printer and its cabling by first powering off the printer, then
unplug the printer from its power receptacle and disconnect the communication
cable (if non-wireless).
• Do not insert or drop anything metallic or flammable into the openings of the
printer, i.e.; cable outlet and vents.
• In the event that a foreign object should accidentally fall inside the printer,
immediately turn off the power, unplug the printer from the power receptacle and
contact SATO Technical Support before continuing to use your printer. Using
your printer under such conditions may cause fire or electrical shock.
• Do not move or ship the printer with the media loaded inside. This will avoid
damaging the components of your printer.
• The printer is heavy. If possible, seek assistance when attempting to move
the printer from one location to another.
• We highly recommend allocating the printer to its own dedicated power outlet
and source line. This avoids having the printer consuming power from the
same source as another electric appliance which may consume power at
various levels and creating a fluctuating power supply. Power surges may
negatively impact your printer's performance and longevity.
• Avoid operating in direct sunlight as this product contains optical sensors.
Prolonged direct sunlight may damage these sensors and cause erroneous
operation. Ensure the printer cover is closed when operating.
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