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Before you work on any equipment, be aware of the hazards involved with
electrical circuitry and be familiar with standard practices for preventing
accidents
Vehicle Installation Safety
Caution: Only trained and qualified personnel should be allowed to install,
replace, or service this equipment.
Caution: DO NOT USE THE RW 420 ROUTE PALETTE WHILE DRIVING, as
this may result in property damage or personal injury. Zebra Technologies
Corp. does not promote the use of these products except when parked or
stationary, and is not responsible for any loss resulting from the use or
misuse of our products. Most importantly, we do not want to see harm
come to our customers or anyone else.
Caution: Do not install the RW 420 Route Palette where it will be exposed
to precipitation or excessive condensation.
Caution: Do not install the RW 420 Route Palette on or near an airbag
cover plate or within an airbag zone. Also, do not install the RW 420 Route
Palette in a location that will affect vehicle safety or operation.
Caution: The means of routing and securing the Power Input cable from the
RW 420 Route Palette through to the vehicle power source is extremely
important. Hazards associated with improper wiring can be severe. To
avoid unintentional contact between the wire and any sharp edges,
provide the cable with proper bushings and clamping where it passes
through openings. If the wire is subjected to sharp surfaces and excess
engine vibration, the wiring harness insulation can wear away, causing a
short between the bare wire and the chassis. This can start a fire.
Caution: The vehicle charging circuit must neither undercharge nor
overcharge the vehicle battery. Either fault condition in the vehicle
electrical system can cause a no-charge condition in the printer battery.
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Caution: It is very important to ensure you make the correct connections
to the power source, because electrical energy from a vehicle’s power
system can harm equipment and people.
Caution: If you need to jump start your vehicle from another vehicle
battery, disconnect the power cable running to the RW 420 Route Palette.
Failure to do so can result in damage to your mobile printer and/or the RW
420 Route Palette itself.
The safety instructions in this guide do not exclude all situations
which could be dangerous. Common sense, caution and care
should be exercised by the user or the person in charge of the
maintenance service.
The voltage of the accessory power supply used in conjunction with the
RW 420 Route Palette to charge batteries is high enough to be dangerous.
Maintenance and repair of electric and electronic parts must be carried
out only by qualified technicians after considering all the necessary safety
measures.
The standard RW 420 Route Palette system is not designed to operate in
environments with a potentially explosive atmosphere.
NOTE: Zebra Technologies is not liable for personal injury or damage to
any equipment caused by the improper installation of this equipment to
any power source.
Carefully read the electric data stated on the identification
nameplate placed on the device. In case such plate is missing or
unreadable, contact a Zebra authorized service provider.
The purpose of this guide is to explain how to use and install the
RW 420 Route Palette system, by means of instructions, pictures
and examples.
All the necessary operations are described in order to allow the
correct use of the RW 420 Route Palette and its options. Consult
the user documentation supplied for the printer and terminal for
more complete information on the operation of these components.
Non-qualified personnel should not handle or attempt repairs of
the RW 420 Route Palette system.
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DESCRIPTION
The RW 420 Route Palette Systems are innovative and compact portable
systems that integrate the mounting and charging of a Zebra RW 420
Thermal Printer and a Motorola MC9500 series, MC9000 series, MC70 series, or MC75 series terminal. This integration of different elements makes
the RW 420 Route Palettes versatile products which minimize management and maintenance costs. Refer to the table below for order numbers.
Battery recharging circuitry for terminal and printer and communications connections are mounted internally. Power to charge the
printer and terminal batteries is supplied by a family of optional
accessories allowing the RW 420 Route Palette System to meet a
variety of needs.
The following table lists the Accessory Kits that may be used
with the RW 420 Route Palette as a stand-alone device:
Table 2: Route Palette Accessories
Order NumberDescription
AK18474-001AC ADAPTER SINGLE w/US CORD
AK18474-005AC ADAPTER, SINGLE w/EU CORD
AK18474-006AC ADAPTER SINGLE w/UK CORD
AK18831-1CABLE LIGHTER PLUG (vehicle directly to palette)
AK18312-001DEX CABLE
BT11132-1SHOULDER STRAP
More complete information on other available accessories for the RW
420 Route Palette can be found in p/n P1024810-102.
Table 3: RW 420 Route Palette Specifications
PhysicalUnits
DimensionsIn. [cm]
Weight (w/ terminal, printer & batteries ; no
media)
Working temperature°F [°C]-4 [-20] to 131 [55]
Charging temperature:°F [°C]32 [0] to 104 [40]
lbs. [Kg]5.25 [2,38]- MC70 Term. & Printer
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13.62 [34,59] x 11.89 [30,20] x 3.20 [8,13]
13.69 [34,77] x 11.90 [30,23] x 3.27
[8,31]-MC95xx Route Palette
5.80 [2,63]- MC90x0 Term. & Printer
6.20 [2.81]- MC95xx Term. & Printer
Storage temperature (w/ printer and battery)°F [°C]-22[-30] to 149 [65]
Relative humidity (operating)-0-90% non-condensing
ElectricalUnits
Input VoltageVdc12-16 (20 max.)
Maximum recharging currentA2.2 (max.)
DC barrel jack
DEX external connector 1/4” stereo phono jack
• One of two types of power cables running between the
Route Palette Vehicle Cradle and the vehicle’s power
source:
• An unterminated, fused power input cable (ref. Zebra p/n
AK17463-006), or
• A power input cable with a cigarette lighter adapter. The
adapter is internally fused. (ref. Zebra p/n AK17463-007)
CAUTION: There must be a fuse between the vehicle’s power source and
the input power cable connection! If you are not using the cable provided
by Zebra for use with the RW 420 Route Palette, selecting the size and
rating of this fuse is the installer’s responsibility. Do not replace the fuse
on either of the power input cables with a fuse with a different power
rating.
The Route Palette Vehicle Cradle provides a source of power to run and
charge the RW 420 Route Palette from the vehicle’s electrical system. In all
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installations, the power cable is wired to the vehicle’s battery power indi-
2.00 in. [ 5.1 cm ]
rectly through a power take-off point.
Since each situation or equipment type may pose unique requirements,
mounting hardware selection and mechanical installation shall be the
responsibility of the installer. Zebra recommends using self-locking (ESN)
nuts, bolts, and/or lock washers for installing the mount.
Since the vehicle’s electrical system is used to charge the entire RW 420
Route Palette System, it is important that this system function properly.
The vehicle’s charging circuit must work properly and vehicle-generated
electrical “noise” must be minimized and within specifications.
The vehicle charging circuit must neither undercharge nor over-charge
the vehicle battery. Defective ignition wiring, damaged insulation, or
faulty vehicle electrical components can cause excess electrical noise
severe enough to defeat the electrical filtering that is built into the Route
Palette system components.
NOTE: Hardware used to secure the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle to the
vehicle is not supplied in the kit. Recommended fasteners are #8-32 (3
mm) hex head or socket head bolts with flat washers, lock washers, nuts
and/or locking nuts. You may optionally elect to drill and tap for a #8-32
or M4 screw.
• Route and install the input power cable to the vehicle’s pow-
er source
• Mechanically install the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle
Decide where you will mount the RW 420 Route Palette and the
Route Palette Vehicle Cradle, then proceed with the following in-
structions.
Always follow the Safety Guidelines at the beginning of this
manual when deciding on the location of the Route Palette Vehicle
Cradle and the RW 420 Route Palette.
CAUTION: Locate the Charger in the vehicle so that it will avoid contact
with the operator in case of an accident.
Refer to Figure 3 for Route Palette Vehicle Cradle mounting dimensions.
Recommended fasteners for the Mobile Charger are #8-32 [M4] bolts, at
washers and lock washers. Refer to the RW 420 Route Palette Accessory
Installation Guide (p/n P1024810-102) supplied with the Vehicle Cradle for
more complete installation and safety directions for this system compo-
nent. Note that the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle can also be mounted via
a exible arm assembly (Zebra p/n AK17463-002) Use of this option is also
covered in the RW 420 Route Palette Accessory Installation Guide.
Splicing onto the input power cable is not recommended due to
voltage drops encountered across splices and other discontinuities.
INSTALLATION GENERAL GUIDELINES
Follow the general guidelines below and other safety instructions closely when installing the Input Power cables.
CAUTION: Ensure that the input power cable you are using for this
installation is clearly labeled for use with the vehicle’s voltage.
NOTES: 1. It is the installer’s responsibility to insure correct wiring and
installation.
2. Zebra is not liable for damage to any equipment caused by improper
installation or wiring of the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle, or damage
resulting from use of the wrong Route Palette Vehicle Cradle for the
intended application.
3. Do not lengthen the input power cable. Extending the cable will affect
the systems’s reliability and radio frequency interference (RFI). Do not
attach any ground wires to the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle housing.
4. Use care when attaching the converter’s power cable to the power
source. The red wire attaches to the positive (+) terminal and the black
wire to the negative (-) terminal. If wired backwards, the Route Palette
Vehicle Cradle and/or the Route Palette could be rendered inoperable and
will need to be sent to an authorized service provider for repair.
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CAUTION: High voltages may be present. Always disconnect the vehicle’s
primary battery before installing any Route Palette system component.
• Completely install the input power cable before connecting the unit(s).
• Route the Input Power cable from the general area where
the unit(s) will be mounted.
• Use a snap-in bushing if the Input Power cable passes
through the vehicle’s fire wall or other sheet-metal barriers.
• Ensure that cable routing does not interfere with other
equipment or vehicle controls.
• Make sure that cable routing does not invite damage to the
cable.
• Secure the Input Power at least every 12 inches [30 cm]
throughout the cable run.
INPUT POWER CABLE INSTALLATION (AK17463-006)
CONNECTION TO POWER SOURCE WITH UN-TERMINATED CABLE
You must cut the cable to length and strip the individual wire
ends of the cable. Finally, you must complete the connections
to the vehicle power source. The installer must find the nearest
practical connection point to the main battery’s voltage. It may be
possible to use internal wiring supplied in the vehicle, but only if
the wire gauge is equal to or greater than 18 AWG.
CAUTION: There must be a fuse between the vehicle’s power source and
the input power cable connection!
The capacity of the fuse between the vehicle’s power source
and the charger should not exceed 2.2A. Consult the vehicle
manufacturer or a dealer to determine the best power connection
location.
NOTE: Actual cable termination used must be compatible with the power
source. The following is only a guideline.
1. Cut the RED wire as near the power source as practical
2. Cut the BLACK wire to length to the nearest practical chassis
ground.
3. Strip 1/4” (6 mm) of insulation from the BLACK wire.
4. Securely crimp a 3/8” terminal ring onto the BLACK wire.
5. Strip 1/4” (6 mm) of insulation from the RED wire.
6. Securely crimp a 3/8” terminal ring onto the RED wire.
7. Ensure that cable terminals are well connected to the cable.
8. Connect black cable ground (-) terminal to vehicle ground location.
9. Connect red cable power (+) terminal to vehicle power source.
No input power cable preparation is necessary. Plug the ciga-
rette lighter adapter into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter power
socket. The appropriate fuse is integrated with the adapter. The
LED on the adapter will light, indicating that power is applied to
the charger. If the LED does not light, this may indicate that the
internal fuse in the adapter is blown. A 5 Ampere, 250 Volt, Type
312 fuse is integrated with the adapter.
CAUTION: Do not attempt to replace this fuse with a higher amperage fuse.
Damage to the charger and/or the printer may result.
SECURING THE POWER CABLE
Secure the Input Power every 12 inches (30 cm) with adjustable
cable clamps or nylon wire wraps. Make sure that the cable rout-
ing does not interfere with other equipment or vehicle controls.
Insure that the cable routing protects the cable from damage during vehicle use.
FINISH THE ROUTE PALETTE VEHICLE CRADLE
INSTALLATION
Route Palette Vehicle Cradle Location
Locate the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle in a location that allows
convenient access to the system. Follow these guidelines:
• Allow adequate clearance for the removal and replacement
of the RW 420 Route Palette on the Route Palette Vehicle
Cradle.
• Locate the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle and the RW 420
Route Palette in the vehicle so that it will avoid contact
with the operator in case of an accident.
• Make sure that cable routing does not invite damage to the
cable.
• Plug the power input cable into the mating plug on the
Route Palette Vehicle Cradle. Use the cable retention fea-
tures on the bottom of the charger and holder module to
route the power input cable’s exit from the module.
• Secure the Route Palette Vehicle Cradle, with #8 [4 mm]
hardware where indicated in Figure 2 at “A”. Insure that the
mounting hardware will not become loose due to vibration
by using locking hardware or prevailing torque fasteners.
• Follow the installation and safety guidelines included in the
Charger/Holder Installation manual.
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PREPARE THE RW 420 ROUTE PALETTE
Installing the RW 420 Printer
Before installing the RW 420 printer, remove the belt clip and the dock-
ing connector cover on the back side of the printer, with a screwdriver, as
shown in the picture. Retain all removed parts and attaching hardware for
future use.
Ensure the Printer’s battery pack is installed.
Place the Printer on the Route Palette. The docking connector on the
printer will mate with the connector in the printer cavity on the Route
Palette.
Figure 4: Preparing the RW 420 Printer
Remove and retain the
docking connector cover
Remove the belt clip by:
1) Removing the battery.
2) Pulling the Belt Clip off the printer in
the direction shown.
3) Replace the battery.
Secure the Printer to the Route Palette with the two thumbscrews on the bottom of the Route Palette. Ensure the screws are
tight by using a coin or similar object to finish securing the Printer.
Caution: Do not over-tighten the thumbscrews, as excessive torque could
lead to cracking of the printer’s plastic case.
Removing the RW 420 Printer
• Ensure power to the printer is off.
• Unscrew the two thumb screws on the bottom of the Route
Palette which secure the printer.
• Lift the printer away from the Route Palette.
continued
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Installation and Removal of the Terminal
MC 70 Terminal (See Figure 5)
To install an MC70 terminal in the RW 420 Route Palette:
• Insert and push the terminal in the docking bay.
• Push the terminal in until you hear a click, indicating that
the terminal is properly locked in place.
To remove the MC70 terminal:
• Turn the terminal off.
Press the green terminal release button as shown in
Figure 4.
The terminal will unlock from the Route Palette and may be
removed.
MC90xx Series Terminals (See Figure 6
)
To install a MC90xx series terminal in the RW 420 Route Palette:
• Lower the latching lever.
• Insert and push the terminal in its docking bay as shown,
so that the mating connector on the back of the terminal
mates with the connector in the docking bay.
• Lift the latch lever so that it clicks into place on the terminal
housing, indicating that the terminal is properly locked in
NOTE: Do not attempt to use any power sources other than the ones
supplied by Zebra for use with this product. Use of third party power
supplies and/or charger modules will void the warranty and could cause
irreparable damage to the Route Palette, the Printer and the terminal.
Installation with the Vehicle Cradle.
When not in use, the RW 420 Route Palette should be installed
on its Route Palette Vehicle Cradle. This will retain the Route
Palette securely, and ensure that the batteries of the terminal and
printer are always at an optimum charge.
To install the Route Palette on the charger/holder:
• Align the two slots on the bottom edge of the Palette with
the retaining pins on the storage and charge module.
• Rock the top edge of the Palette towards the storage and
charge module until the locking latch on the module en-
gages securely with the Route Palette.
To remove the RW 420 Route Palette from the charger/holder:
• Press the green Latch Release Button on the top of the
Charger/holder module. (Refer to Figure 3)
• Rock the top edge of the Palette away from the storage and
charge module and lift the Route Palette away from the Charger/
holder.
Use of the External Power Supply
The RW 420 Route Palette may also be used with an optional external
AC power source (Refer to table on page 6 for order numbers and descriptions).
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To use the Route Palette with the external power supply:
• Plug the output cable of the power supply into the power jack on the
back of the Route Palette. The power jack is located under the protective
ap in the upper right corner of the Route Palette when viewed from the
back.
• Plug the Power Supply into a compatible AC power source.
Ensure you have the correct AC power cable for use in your locality. The
Power Supply will adjust to most AC voltages and frequencies automatically.
Charge Status Indicators
Whenever the Route Palette is either secured to the Charger/holder
module, or has been attached to power through the external power sup-
ply, the status LEDs will light in order to indicate the recharging status, as
shown in Figure 8.
ExteriorRemove the printer and the terminal, then clean with
Printer connection
contact
Terminal connection
contact
Power connector
and DEX
connector
Terminal release
mechanism
Shoulder Strap
(optional)
water dampened cloth
Release the printer. Remove any dust or other
materials with compressed dry air. Then clean with
cleaning swab and 70% Isopropyl alcohol.
Remove the terminal. Remove any dust or other
materials with compressed dry air. Then clean with
cleaning swab and 70% Isopropyl alcohol.
Remove dust or other materials with compressed dry air.6 months or as
Visually check the connectors for any signs of damage6 months or as
Ensure that the hooks for terminal retention are
elastic and return in rest position.
Visually inspect the optional shoulder strap for any signs
of damage or excessive wear.
6 months or as
necessary
6 months or as
necessary
6 months or as
necessary
necessary
necessary
3 months or as
necessary
12 months or as
necessary
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General considerations
For more consistent operation:
• Consult the RW printer series User Guide for complete
information on maintenance and troubleshooting of the
Printer. If you do not have access to the documentation
supplied with the printer, the latest version may be found
on-line at www.zebra.com/manuals
• Always observe the safety precautions in the Lithium-ion
Technical Bulletin included with each printer battery pack.
The rechargeable batteries of both the terminal and printer
deteriorate in performance over time. Consider replacing
the batteries at regularly scheduled intervals as part of a
preventative maintenance procedure.
Always consult the specific manuals and other user documentation for both the terminal and printer for more complete operating
procedures.
TROUBLESHOOTING
1 The Route Palette is not receiving power
• Check power connections from the wall outlet to the power supply,
and from the power supply to the Route Palette. Check the Power
supply LED status.
• Check power connections from the DC power supply line to the Pad.
Check the fuse integrity.
• Check for interference with the tethered stylus when inserting the
terminal.
2 Power is present on the Route Palette but the “printer charge LED”
does not light
• The printer is not inserted correctly: Remove and reinsert the printer.
• The internal recharge and switch control board do not work properly;
contact technical support for assistance.
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continued
3 The power is present but the “terminal in charge LED” does not light
• The terminal is not inserted correctly; try to extract and reinsert the
terminal.
• The internal recharge and switch control board do not work properly:
contact technical support for assistance.
• Check for interference with the tethered stylus when inserting the
terminal.
4 DEX communication Error
• The terminal is not inserted correctly; try to extract and reinsert the
terminal.
• Check baud rate and frame format protocol.
• Replace the DEX cable assembly.
• The internal cable or connectors do not work properly; contact
technical support for assistance.
• Check for interference with the tethered stylus when inserting the
terminal.
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PRODUCT SUPPORT CONTACTS
In the Americas contact
Regional Headquarters Technical SupportCustomer Service Dept.
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Approbations d’organismes et informations réglementaires
• FCC part 15B: 2007
• Canadian STD ICES-003 Class B
• EN55022:2006 Class B European Electromagnetic Radiation Standard
• EN55024:1998 European Immunity Standard
• Norme EN60950: 2001 sur la sécurité
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Les remarques suivantes mettent en évidence certaines
informations figurant dans ce guide. Chacune a une fonction
propre et est affichée dans le format illustré :
REMARQUE : La remarque est utilisée pour souligner tout type
d’information significative.
Attention : Indique une information qui doit être prise en compte, sans quoi
le logiciel, le matériel ou les données peuvent être endommagés.
Attention : Ce symbole indique une situation potentiellement dangereuse
qui, si elle n’est pas évitée, peut entraîner des blessures.
Attention : Ce symbole d’avertissement indique une situation potentiellement
dangereuse qui, si elle n’est pas évitée, peut présenter un risque de choc électrique.
Avertissement : Ce symbole d’avertissement indique une situation
dangereuse imminente qui, si elle n’est pas évitée, provoquera la mort
ou une blessure grave. Avant de travailler sur quelque équipement que
ce soit, soyez conscient des dangers liés aux circuits électriques et
familiarisez-vous avec les pratiques habituelles pour éviter les accidents.
Sécurité de l’installation dans un véhicule
Attention : Seul un personnel formé et qualifié doit être autorisé à installer,
remplacer ou réviser cet équipement.
Attention : N’UTILISEZ PAS LA RW 420 ROUTE PALETTE PENDANT QUE VOUS
CONDUISEZ : cela peut entraîner des dommages matériels ou des blessures.
Zebra Technologies Corp. ne cautionne pas l’utilisation de ces produits autrement
que lorsque le véhicule est parqué ou immobile, et n’est pas responsable de toute
perte résultant de l’utilisation ou de l’abus de nos produits. Et surtout, nous
ne voulons pas que nos clients ni personne d’autre ne subisse de préjudice.
Attention : N’installez pas la RW 420 Route Palette à un endroit où elle
serait exposée aux précipitations ou à une condensation excessive.
Attention : N’installez pas la RW 420 Route Palette sur ou à proximité d’un
couvercle d’airbag ou à l’intérieur d’une zone d’airbag. En outre, n’installez
pas la RW 420 Route Palette à un endroit où elle aurait une incidence sur
la sécurité ou l’utilisation du véhicule.
Attention : La façon dont vous faites passer et fixez le câble d’alimentation
reliant la RW 420 Route Palette et la source d’alimentation électrique
du véhicule est extrêmement importante. Un câblage inapproprié peut
entraîner de graves dangers. Pour éviter tout contact non désiré entre
le câble et des arêtes tranchantes, garnissez le câble des coussinets et
des attaches voulues au niveau des ouvertures. Si le câble est en contact
avec des surfaces coupantes et subit de façon excessive les vibrations du
moteur, la gaine du câblage peut s’user, provoquant finalement un courtcircuit entre le fil nu et le châssis. Un incendie peut alors se produire.
Attention : Le circuit de charge du véhicule ne doit pas provoquer la
sous-charge ou la surcharge de la batterie du véhicule. Si le système
électrique du véhicule connaît l’une de ces deux situations, la batterie de
l’imprimante peut ne pas se recharger.
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Attention : Il est très important que vous vous assuriez d’établir
correctement les connexions avec la source d’alimentation électrique,
parce que l’énergie électrique provenant du système d’alimentation d’un
véhicule peut endommager l’équipement et blesser les personnes.
Attention : Si vous devez effectuer un démarrage de secours avec
connexion à la batterie d’un autre véhicule, déconnectez le câble
d’alimentation branché sur la RW 420 Route Palette. À défaut, vous
pourriez endommager votre imprimante mobile et/ou la RW 420 Route
Palette elle-même.
Les instructions de sécurité gurant dans ce guide ne prévoient pas
toutes les situations pouvant présenter des dangers. Bon sens, prudence
et attention restent de mise pour l’utilisateur ou la personne chargée de la
révision.
La tension de l’alimentation électrique auxiliaire utilisée conjointement à la
RW 420 Route Palette pour charger les batteries est suffisamment élevée
pour être dangereuse. L’entretien et la réparation des pièces électriques et
électroniques ne doivent être effectués que par des techniciens qualifiés
et seulement après avoir pris toutes les mesures de sécurité nécessaires.
Le système RW 420 Route Palette standard n’est pas conçu pour
fonctionner dans des environnements où l’atmosphère est
potentiellement explosive.
REMARQUE : Zebra Technologies décline toute responsabilité pour
les blessures ou les dommages à l’équipement dus à un raccordement
incorrect de cet équipement à une source d’alimentation électrique.
Lisez attentivement les données électriques gurant sur la plaque
d’identification placée sur l’appareil. Si la plaque est absente ou illisible,
prenez contact avec un prestataire de service autorisé de Zebra.
Le but de ce guide est d’expliquer comment utiliser et installer le
système RW 420 Route Palette, par le biais d’instructions, d’images et
d’exemples.
Toutes les opérations nécessaires sont décrites de façon à permettre
l’utilisation correcte de la RW 420 Route Palette et de ses options.
Consultez la documentation destinée à l’utilisateur fournie avec
l’imprimante et le terminal pour en savoir plus sur l’utilisation de ces composants.
Le personnel non qualié ne doit pas manipuler ni tenter de réparer le
système RW 420 Route Palette.
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DESCRIPTION
Les systèmes RW 420 Route Palette sont des systèmes portables innovants et compacts permettant de fixer et de charger
une imprimante thermique Zebra RW 420 et un terminal Motorola
MC9500, MC9000, MC70 ou MC75. L’intégration d’éléments différents fait des systèmes RW 420 Route Palette des produits
polyvalents qui réduisent au minimum les coûts de gestion et
d’entretien. Reportez-vous au tableau ci-dessous pour connaître
les numéros de commande.
Tableau 1 : Numéros de commande de la Route Palette
Le circuit de recharge pour le terminal et l’imprimante ainsi que
les connexions de communication sont contenus dans l’appareil.
L’alimentation électrique chargeant les batteries de l’imprimante
et du terminal est fournie par une gamme d’accessoires en option
qui permettent au système RW 420 Route Palette de répondre à
différents besoins.
Le tableau suivant répertorie les kits d’accessoires pouvant être
utilisés avec la RW
420 Route Palette comme appareil autonome :
TerminalImprimante
Tableau 2 : Accessoires de la Route Palette
Numéro de commandeDescription
AK18474-001ADAPTATEUR SECTEUR SIMPLE, CORDON USA
AK18474-005ADAPTATEUR SECTEUR SIMPLE, CORDON EU
AK18474-006ADAPTATEUR SECTEUR SIMPLE, CORDON UK
AK18831-1CÂBLE ALLUME-CIGARE (directement du véhicule à l’appareil)
AK18312-001CÂBLE DEX
BT11132-1BANDOULIÈRE
Vous trouverez de plus amples informations sur d’autres accessoires disponibles pour la RW 420 Route Palette dans la référence
P1024810-102.
Tableau 3 : Caractéristiques de la RW 420 Route Palette
PhysiquesUnités
DimensionsPo. [cm]13,62 [34,59] x 11,89 [30,20] x 3,20 [8,13]
Poids (avec terminal, imprimante et batteries ;
sans consommables)
Température de fonctionnement°F [°C]de -4 [-20] à 131 [55]
Température de charge :°F [°C]de 32 [0] à 104 [40]
livres
[kg]
13,69 [34,77] x 11,90 [30,23] x 3,27 [8,31]-
MC95xx et Route Palette
5,25 [2,38] - Term. MC70 et imprimante
5,80 [2,63] - Term. MC90x0 et imprimante et imprimante
6,20 [2,81] - Term. MC95xx et imprimante et imprimante
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Température de stockage (avec imprimante
et batterie)
Humidité relative (fonctionnement)-
ÉlectriquesUnités
Tension d’entréeV c.c.12-16 (20 max.)
Courant de recharge maximumA2,2 (max.)
Prise cylindrique c.c.mm2,5 x 5,5 x 9,5
Connecteur externe DEX
AccessoiresUnités
Alimentation électrique c.a.-Voir tableau 2 pour les numéros de commande
Entrée :V c.a. 90-240 / 47-63 Hz / 0,3-0,8 A
Sortie :V c.c. 12 V / 4,0 A
Station d’accueil pour véhicule de la Route
Palette
Entrée :V c.c.12 V c.c. nominal +/- 2 V c.c.
°F [°C]de -22 [-30] à 149 [65]
de 0 à 90 % sans condensation
de 20 % à 80 % sans condensation avec
alimentation électrique
Connecteur de prise phono stéréo 6,35 mm
-Zebra n° art. AK18822-1
Dispositifs de protection des circuits :
Carte de circuit imprimé principale avec fusibles incorporésType : Fusible de plomb axial à action rapide 125 V, 5 A
Ligne électrique à entrée directe protégée125 V, 5 A, fusible temporisé