SEWOO LK-P43B User Manual

SEWOO TECH CO.,LTD.

374-2, Gajang-dong, Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do, 447-210, Korea

TEL : [phone] FAX : [phone]

www.miniprinter.com

MODEL : LK-P43B (Peeler)

USER’S MANUAL

P43B(Peeler) Rev. D 10/14

All specifications are subject to change without notice

“Made for iPod,” “Made for iPhone,” and “Made for iPad” mean that an electronic
accessory has been designed to connect specically to iPod, iPhone, or iPad, respectively,
and has been certied by the developer to meet Apple performance standards.
Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its compliance with safety and
regulatory standards. Please note that the use of this accessory with iPod, iPhonem or
iPad may affect wireless performance.

RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTION

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Table of Contents

1. Safety Caution 4

2.

Unpacking

3. Product Overview 7

4. Installation & Usage 8

4-1. Display 8

4-2. Installing the Battery 9

4-3. Removing the Battery 10

4-4. Charging the Battery 11

4-5. Battery charger usage 12

4-6. Usage of Cigar Jack Charger 13

4-7. Installing Belt Clip 14

4-8. Interface Cap Installation 15

4-9. Roll Paper Installation 16

4-10. Install / Uninstall the External Paper Guides 18

4-11. Peel Mode 20

4-12. Shoulder Strap Installation 22

4-13. Diagnostic Test 23

5. Peripherals Connection 25

5-1. Bluetooth Connection 25

5-2. Interface Cable Connection 26

6. Printer Cleaning 27

6-1. Print-Head Cleaning 27

6-2. Platen Roller Cleaning 28

7. Pritner Specication 29

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7-1. Specication 29

8. CPCL Command Compatibilit

9. ESC/POS Command Compatibilit

10. ZPL Command Compatibilit

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1. Safety Caution

For higher reliability and safety, consider the following precautionary measures.
Read and follow the instructions carefully before running of the product.

Indication

Prohibition

Do not disassemble

Grounding to prevent electric
shock

WARNING

Failure to follow these instructions could result in re, electric shock,
or other injuries, or property damage

Do not pull or touch the power plug with
wet hands.

(Potential risk of electric shock or re)

Must follow

Unplug the power from the

outlet

Do not handle the product

with wet hands

Do not overload the power plug into one
outlet.

(Potential risk of electric shock or re)

WARNING

Failure to follow these instructions could result in re, electric shock,
or other injuries, or property damage

Do not pull out the power plug to turn off
the product.

(Turn off the power at installation,
transportation, wiring and inspection.)

CAUTION

Failure to follow these instructions could result in re, electric shock,
or other injuries, or property damage

Do not install the product in uneven or
inclined surface.

(You may get hurt and it can be broken
when it falls)

Do not disassemble, repair or modify the
product.

(Potential risk unit malfunction, electric
shock or re. When the product needs
to be repaired, please contact in place
where you ordered.inspection.)

Keep product away from the water and
other material.

(Potential risk of discoloration or
electric shock)

Dealer

Do not bend the wire and do not allow the
wire to be pressed by heavy object.

(Potential risk of electric shock or re) (Potential risk of electric shock or re)

If a power plug is broken or a plug is cut or
worn, do not use it.

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If the product that needs to be repaired,
please contact in place where you ordered.

(Potential risk of re or unit malfunction)

Please do not give excessive shock.

(Potential risk of re or unit malfunction)

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2. Unpacking

3. Product Overview

Standard

Printer

AC cord

Paper

Optional

Shoulder Strap

Serial Cable

Battery

Adaptor

Cigar Jack

CD

Belt Clip

USB Cable

Quick Reference

Battery Cradle

Front

PEELER WING

PEELER BODY

DISPLAY

Bottom

BATTERY

BELT CLIP
CONNECTOR

SHOULDER
STRAP RING

COVER OPEN
BUTTON

USB

SERIAL

CHARGER
CONNECTOR

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4. Setting Up the Product

4-1. Display

Button Name

Paper Feed /

Down Button

Enter Button

Up Button

Power Button

NOTE

1. The battery status LEDs indicate amount of power remaining.
Actual run-time remaining depends on factors such as the contents of output,
distance to computer, etc.

2. When the battery level is very low, high density printing can result in the printer
switching off during printing resulting in possible loss of data.

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Advances the supply. Clears error message.
Moves down through menu options.

1. Refer to 4-9 for Diagnostic Test information.

2. Refer to the service manual regarding Hexadecimal
Dumping.

Selects the highlighted menu option.

Moves up through menu options.

Turns the printer on and off. Press to turn
power on. Press for three seconds to turn power off.
Wakes the printer from sleep mode.

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4-2. Installing the Battery

Remove the battery. Insert the battery as shown.

Replace the battery.

NOTE

You must fully charge the battery when you receive the printer.
Batteries can be charged in the printer or in an optional external cradle.

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4-3. Removing the Battery

Remove the battery. Lift out the battery.

4-4. Charging the Battery

1. Be sure that the printer is turned off

2. After open the DC JACK cover, insert DC JACK into the printer.

3. Plug the power code to electrical outlet.

4-4-1 The status of lamp in charging

Status Charging Charging Completed

Charging Lamp

NOTE

If there is trouble while charging the battery, the charge indicator LED blinks green.
Try unplugging and reconnecting charger, charging should resume.
Charging is complete when the LED changes to solid green.

Red

Green

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4-5 Battery charger usage

Optional

4-6. Usage of Cigar Jack Charger

Optional

Lamp

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DC Jack

1. Insert the battery into the battery holder as shown above

2. Connect the DC JACK to the power electrical outlet.

3. Plug the power code into the electrical outlet.

4. Once the charging is completed, remove the battery from the holder.

4-5-1 The status of lamp in charging

Status charging charging complete

Charging Lamp

NOTE

In the case the battery is not xed properly in the holder, the red lamp will be blinking,
Then, extract and reinsert the battery.

Red

Green

Printer

Connect the vehicle charger to the printer.

Input

Output

NOTE

Connect the vehicle charger to the printer.

12V ~ 24V

9.5V / 3A

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4-7. Belt Clip Usage

4-8. Interface Cap Installation

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Insert screw into belt clip.

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Tighten the screw with driver as shown.

NOTE

The belt clip is included with the printer but is not required to be used or installed!

When Interface Cap separated from
the printer, try to array the Cap Hook in
horizontal direction as shown in the image.

When Cap Hook inserted, install the Cap
Cover in direction of an arrow as shown
in the image.

Using a sharp tool, insert the Cap Hook
to the hole which is located in the right
side of Interface Cap.

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Close the Interface Cap cover.

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4-9. Roll Paper Installation

Be cautious to handle the product when Printer Cover is an open position.
You may have a potential risk of injury when Paper Cover closes

CAUTION

Open the Paper cover by pressing the
Open button and set the width of paper
guide by turning the knob with nger.

After inserting the paper, adjust the
paper guide to little wider than paper size.
Then pull the paper out and close the
paper cover.

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Put the stock in so it unrolls from the
bottom. Remove the stock core when it
is empty. Pull a short length of stock out
of the printer.

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Close the Paper cover with both hands
and run the paper line up by pressing
the Feed button.

NOTE

If the users close the cover with one hand,
it would not be closed completely.
Please use both hands to close.

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4-10. Install / Uninstall the External Paper Guides

Uninstall the External Paper Guides

External Paper

Guides

Using sharp tool, push External Paper
Guides in order to detach from the
printer. Press circle on the middle of
external paper guide with tool.

Install the External Paper Guides

The outer cover of External Paper Guides
will be separated.

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When install the external paper, set the printer 20mm above from the
ground. Then insert the paper in right direction to the backside of the printer
paper slot and adjust the paper guide to t the paper properly.

CAUTION

Recommendation

Please set apart the printer and paper at
least twice of the paper length.

300mm or more

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300mm이상

20mm or more

20mm이상

20mm이상

Assemble two (inner & outer) External
Paper Guides as shown in gure and
press three points to x rmly inner
guide with outer guide.

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Two external paper guides will be
installed to printer.

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4-11. Peel Mode

Peel Mode

When users operates the peeler like the image below that has slits
on the label(1) and the perforated label(2), there might be an error
in the peeler function

CAUTION

Paper (1)

Label Paper

Engraved Line

With a roll of stock installed, slide the
peeler body towards the back of the
printer.

Non-Peel Mode

Pull down the Peeler Wing while pressing
the Cover open button slightly.

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Push the peeler body until you see
two complete triangles.
Press the Feed button.

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Press the Feed button.

Paper (2)

Label Paper

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4-12. Shoulder Strap Installation

Optional

4-13. Diagnostic Test

Insert the strap into the hook of the printer.

Place the end of the strap into the hook
of shoulder strap.

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After pulling out the end of the strap tightly,
put it into the clip to be fastened.

Turn off the printer.

The information label prints.

Press and hold the Feed button
and Power button.

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NOTE

1. For Hex Dump mode, do steps 1-2 then
press the Feed button.

2. After printing ASCII pattern, the diagnostic
test is complete.

3. If the Feed button is not pressed to go to
Hex Dump mode, the printer exits
diagnostics after three seconds.

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5. Peripherals Connection

The Sample of Self-test Printout

Upon initial installation or for troubleshooting, you can run the diagnostic test to
get information about:
Firmware version, emulation, codepage, sensor settings, interface settings, etc.
If no issues are found with diagnostic test, examine other devices and software.
The diagnostic test is working independent of devices and software.

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Do Not Overheat the Motor

To prevent the motor from overheating, stop the printer for at least 30 seconds after
continuously printing 1.5 meters.

This printer can communicate with peripherals device via Bluetooth and Cables.

5-1 Bluetooth Connection

1. Printer can be connected to the PDA and PC which can do wireless communication.

2. By using Bluetooth function supported in PC, printer can be connected.

NOTE

Refer to the System Administrator Guide for more information.

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6. Printer Cleaning

5-2. Interface Cable Connection

USB

Serial

1. Connect the USB or Serial cable to the cable connector on the printer.

NOTE

Use cable only offered by the printer manufacturer.

2. Connect the interface cable into the USB or Serial port of the device
(PDA, PC, etc.)

If the interior of the printer is dusty, printing quality can be lowered.
In this case, follow the instructions below to clean the printer.

6-1. Print-Head Cleaning

1. Use an applicator swab moistened with an isopropyl alcohol to clean the
print-head and remove any dust.

2. Once cleaning is complete, allow the printer to dry then install the stock
and close the cover.

Print-Head

NOTE

1. Make sure to turn the printer power off prior to cleaning.

2. The print-head can become very hot during printing;
allow the printer approximately10 minutes to cool before cleaning.

3. Do not touch the print-head, it can be damaged by static electricity.

4. Take care not to allow the print head to become scratched and /or damaged
in any way.

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6-2. Platen Roller Cleaning

1.Clean the platen roller with a clean soft cloth moistened with isopropyl
alcohol or a cleaning pen.

2. Turn the platen roller with your nger to clean the

Platen Roller

7. Printer Specication

7-1. Specication

Printing Method Direct Thermal

Printing Speed 80mm/sec

Resolution 203 DPI X 203 DPI

Character ALPHA NUMERIC Character, Extension Character

Barcode One-Dimensional

Emulation ESC/POS, ZPL, CPCL Command compatible

Driver Windows (2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8), Symbian OS

Sensor Black-Mark Upper/Lower, Gap, Cover open,

Paper Paper Type Thermal Paper

Reliability TPH 50km

MEMORY Up to Flash 32MB

Communications standard Serial(RS-232C), USB

Barcodes

Two-Dimensional
Barcodes

Stacked One­Dimensional
Barcodes

Width 50~112mm

Thickness Roll : 0.06 ~ 0.165 mm / Fanfold : 0.06~0.15 mm

External Diameter Max. Φ 58mm

Internal Diameter 12.5mm±0.5mm

Battery Continuous Printing 62min

Optional Bluetooth Class2

UPCA +2/+5, UPCE +2/+5, EAN8 +2/+5,
EAN13 +2/+5, EAN 128, Interleaved 2 of 5,
Extended Code 39, Codabar (NW7), Code 128,
Code 93, PostNet

PDF417, MaxiCode, Aztec, QR Code (Quick Response),
Datamatrix

GS1 Databar (RSS or Composite Code)

Windows mobile(Pocket PC, 2003, 6x), Android,
Windows CE 4.2/5.0/6.0, Linux, Blackberry

Peeler Detect, Peeler S/W, Media-Width Detect

Standby for 60hours
Printing Length: 140M

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8. CPCL Command Compatibility

Display TFT-LCD (RGB) 240X400

Adaptor Input AC 100 ~240V 50/60Hz

Output 9.0V, 4.0A

Battery Battery Type Li-ion

Output STANDARD : 7.4V, 2600 mAh/19.24Wh

Charging Time 3.3 Hrs Charging

Size WXDXH(mm) 166X 174 X 80

WXDXH” 6.5 X 6.8 X 3.1

Weight 1Kg (With battery)

Environment Sealing IP54

Temperature Operation -21~ 55℃

Storage -30 ~ 65℃

Humidity Operation 10 ~ 90%

Storage 10 ~ 90%

OPTION : 7.4V, 5200 mAh/38.48Wh

NOTE

Compatible with only

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Printer Commands Compatibility

PRINT

FORM

JOURNAL

UNITS

USING COMMENTS

TEXT Compatibility

TEXT

FONT-GROUP(FG)

TEXT CONCATENATION

MULTILINE(ML)

COUNT

SETMAG

SCALABLE TEXT Compatibility

SCALE-TEXT

SCALABLE CONCATENATION

LINEAR BARCODES Compatibility

BARCODE

BARCODE-TEXT

COUNT

Two-Dimensional Bar Codes Compatibility

PDF417 (PORTABLE DATA FILE)

MICROPDF-417

MAXICODE

QRCODE

commanders provided by
the manufacturer.

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Partially
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Not Compatible

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DATAMATRIX

GS1(RSS-14)

AZTEC

GRAPHICS Compatibility

BOX

LINE

INVERSE-LINE

PATTERN

GRAPHICS

PCX

Advanced Commands Compatibility

CONTRAST

TONE

JUSTIFICATION

PAGE-WIDTH

PACE

NO-PACE

WAIT

SPEED

SETSP

ON-FEED

PREFEED

POSTFEED

COUNTRY/CODE PAGE

FORMAT FILES

BEEP

Line Print Mode Compatibility

SETLP

SETLF

Moving With X and Y Coordinates

LMARGIN

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SETBOLD

SETSP

Special ASCII Characters

SETFF

SET-TOF

SETLP-TIMEOUT

ADVANCED UTILITIES Compatibility

VERSION

CHECKSUM

DEL

DIR

DEFINE-FILE

TYPE

BAUD

COUNTRY / CODE-PAGE

TIMEOUT

BEED

ON-LOW-BATTERY

LT

SET-TIME

GET-TIME

SET-DATE

GET-DATE

PRINTING A TIME STAMP

PRINTING A DATE STAMP

PAPER-JAM

PRINTER ESCAPE Compatibility

SET AND READ CODE

STATUS / INFROMATION

USER LABEL COUNT

POWER OFF

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9. ESC / POS Command Compatibility

Command Function

HT Horizontal tab

LF Print and line feed

CR Print and carriage return

FF Print end position label to start printing

CAN Cancel print data in page mode

DLE EOT Real-time status transmission

DLE ENQ Real-time request to printer

ESC FF Print data in page mode

ESC SP Set character right-side spacing

ESC ! Set print mode

ESC $ Set absolute print position

ESC % Select/cancel user-defined character set

ESC & Define user-defined characters

ESC * Set bit image mode

ESC - Turn underline mode on/off

ESC 2 Set 1/6 inch line spacing

ESC 3 Set line spacing using minimum units

ESC ? Cancel user-defined characters

ESC @ Initialize printer

ESC D Set horizontal tab positions

ESC E Select emphasized mode

ESC G Select double-strike mode

ESC J Print end feed paper using minimum units

ESC L Select page mode

ESC M Select character font

ESC R Select international character set

ESC S Select standard mode

ESC T Select print direction in page mode

ESC V Set/cancel 90˚ cw rotated character

ESC W Set printing area in page mode

Compatibility

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Command Function

ESC＼ Set relative position

ESC a Align position

ESC d Print and feed paper n lines

ESC t Select character code table

ESC { Set/cancel upside-down character printing

FS p Print NV bit image

FS q Define NV bit image

GS ! Select character size

GS $ Set absolute vertical print position in page mode

GS * Define downloaded bit image

GS / Print down-loaded bit image

GS B Turn white/black reverse printing mode on/off

GS H Select printing position of HRI characters

GS I Transmit printer ID

GS L Set left margin

GS W Set printing area width

GS＼ Set relative vertical print position in page mode

GS a Enable/disable Automatic Status Back(ASB)

GS f Select font for HRI characters

GS h Set bar code height

GS k Print bar code

GS r Transmit status

GS v 0 Print raster bit image

GS w Set bar code width

GS S C Set Serial Baudrate

DLE EOT n Selects card read mode / Cancel card read mode

GS S P Power Save Mode

Compatibility

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10. ZPL Command Compatibility

Command Compatibility

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^B1

^B2

^B3

^B4

^B5

^B6

^B7

^B8

^B9

^BA

^BB

^BC

^BD

^BE

^BF

^BI

^BJ

^BK

^BL

^BM

^BO

^BP

^BQ

^BR

^BS

^BT

^BU

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Command Compatibility

^BX

^BY

^BZ

^CC ~CC

^CD

^CF

^CI

^CT ~CT

~DF

~DG

^FB

^FC

^FD

^FH

^FN

^FO

^FP

^FR

^FS

^FT

^FV

^FW

^FX

^GB

^GC

^GD

^GE

^GF

^GS

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Command Compatibility

^ID

^IL

^IM

^IS

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^JS

~JS

^KL

^LH

^LL

^LR

^LS

^LT

^MC

^MD

^MN

^PM

^PO

^PQ

^PR

~PR

^PW

^SC

^SD

^SF

^SL

^SN

^SO

^ST

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Command Compatibility

~TA

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^XZ

^ZZ

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