Zebra Technologies P520 User Manual

User’s Manual

P520

Part Number.980312-001 Rev.A

© Zebra Technologies Corporation

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FOREWORD

This manual contains installation and operation information for the Eltron P520 Series
card printers manufactured by Zebra Technologies Corporation.

RETURN MATERIALS AUTHORIZATION

Before returning any equipment to Zebra Technologies Corporation for in-warranty or
out-of-warranty repair, contact Repair Administration for a Return Materials
Authorization (RMA) number. Repack the equipment in the original packing material
and mark the RMA number clearly on the outside. Ship the equipment, freight prepaid,
to the address listed below:

For USA and Latin America:

Zebra T echnologies Corporation

Eltron Card Printer Products

1001 Flynn Road

Camarillo, CA. 93021-8706.USA

Phone: [phone]

FAX: [phone]

For Europe, Asia and Pacific:

Zebra Technologies Inc. France

Eltron Card Printer Products

Zone Industrielle, Rue d’Amsterdam

44370 Varades, France

Phone: + 33 (0) 240 097 070

FAX: + 33 (0) 240 834 745

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

This document contains information proprietary to Zebra Technologies Corporation.
This document and the information contained within are Copyrighted by Zebra
Technologies Corporation and may not be duplicated in full or in part by any person
without written approval from Zebra. While every effort has been made to keep the
information contained within current and accurate as of the date of publication, no
guarantee is given that the document is error-free or that it is accurate with regard to
any specification. Zebra reserves the right to make changes, for the purpose of
product improvement, at any time.

TRADEMARKS

P520 is a service mark and Eltron is a registered trademark of Zebra Technologies
Corporation. Windows and MS.DOS are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corp. All
other trademarks or registered trademarks are marks of their respective holders.

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WARRANTY INFORMATION

WE NEED TO HEAR FROM YOU!

To establish your warranty period and provide access to technical support, send us
your warranty registration card today!

Zebra warrants the mechanism, control electronics and power supply, under normal
use and service, to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of
twelve (12) months from the date of purchase by the end user. If proof of purchase or
product registration cannot be established, shipment date to the original buyer (dea­ler or distributor) will be used to establish the warranty period.

Failure to exercise caution to protect the equipment from electrostatic discharge
damage, adverse temperature and humidity conditions or physical abuse, including,
but not limited to, improper packaging, shipping, service or repairs performed by
personnel not authorized by Zebra may void the warranty. Zebra will, as its option,
repair or replace the equipment or any parts which are determined to be defecti ve
within this warranty period, and which are returned to Zebra.

The warranty set forth above is exclusi ve and no other warranty, whether written or
oral, is expressed or implied. Zebra specifically disclaims the implied warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

DECLARATIONS OF CONFORMITY

Supplemental Information:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A
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
instruction manual, may cause harmfull 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 his
own expense.

73/23/EEC modified

by 93/68/EEC

EMC Directive

EN 500082-1,1992

Immunity to

Electromagnetic

Disturbances

European Council Directive

Compliance to Standards

89/336/EEC

modified by

92/31/EEC and

93/68/EEC

RF Emissions

control

Low voltage

Directive

EMC Directive

EN 60950

EN 55022-B

Product safety

Model: P520 conforms to the following specification:
FCC Part 15, Subpart A, Section 15.107(a) and Section 15.109(a)
Class A digital device

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the Eltron P520 Plastic Card Printer.
Eltron’s P series card printers offer a low cost, high quality solution to those requiring

computer-controlled printing and encoding of credit card style plastic cards, Card
applications include personalized identification, access control, visitor, membership,
badges and tags.

This manual guides you to efficient start up and operation of your new Card Printer.

P520 PRINTER MODELS

The Eltron Product Number tells a story:
Here is a quick review of the Eltron Card Printer Series numbering and lettering

system to help you.
The P520 Plastic Card Printer employs Dye Sublimation and Resin Thermal Transfer

technologies. Model numbers include identifiers that specify options are shown using
the following lettering conventions:

P520 C - X X X X X - X X X

Smart Card: Software:

O = No O = WindCard Cd only
E = Yes F = Windows driver only
Magnetic Encoder: B = WindCard & driver s
O = No Language:
M = Yes O = No manual
Magnetic Encoder Options: A = English & Spanish
O = No B = French & German
1 = Stripe down HICO I = Italian
2 = Stripe Down LOCO P = Brazilian Portugese
3 = Stripe Up HICO C = Chinese
4 = Stripe Up LOCO J = Japanese

Memory: Power Cord:

O = Standard O = None
Interface: A = 120 VAC
P = Parallel (Centronics 36 pins) E = 220 VAC

U = UK

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Ship-away kit

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ICONS

Throughout this manual, different icons highlight important information, as follows:

Important general information.

Mechanical hazard, such as one associated with moving parts,
capable of resulting in equipment damage or personal injury.

Electrical hazard, such as an exposed voltage point, capable of
causing electrical shock and personal injury.

An area where electrostatic discharge (ESD) can cause
component damage. Use a grounding wrist band.

Elevated temperature hazard, capable of producing a burn.

Keep Card Printer clean by minimizing cover open time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

GETTING STARTED • • • • • • • • • 1

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1•1Unpacking your • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1
1•2Indicators and control • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3

1•3 Printer installation • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 4

OPERATION • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5

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2•1Printer Features • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 5
2•2Loading Printing Ribbons • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 6

2•3 Loading Lamination Patch • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 8
2•4 Loading cards • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9

A-Card Feeder • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 9
B-Card Cleaning Cartridge • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10
C-Card Thickness Control Lever • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11

D-Card Output Hopper • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 11

2•5 Reject Card Box • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12
2•6 Feeding one card at a time • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 14
2•7 Printing a test card • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 15
2•8 Printer menu information • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 16

PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD • • • • • • 21

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3•1Install Driver on windows 95/98 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 22
3•2Install Driver on windows 2000 & NT4.0 • • • • • • • • • 23

3•3 SetPrinter Driver Option • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 23
3•4 printing a sample card • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 24

CLEANING • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25

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4•1Cleaning system • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 26
4•2Cleaning the print head • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 27

4•3 Cleaning the Laminator rollers • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 28
4•4 Card Cleaning cartridge • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 29

TROUBLESHOOTING • • • • • • • • • 31

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5•1Interpreting LCD Display messages • • • • • • • • • • • • 31

A-About the Printing Station • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 31

B-About the Laminator Station • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 34

5•2Print Quality Issues • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 35

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS • • • • • 39

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APPENDIX A • • • • • • • • • • • • • 43

Introduction • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 43

A- Media Loading orientation • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 44
B- Magnetic Encoder Cleaning • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 45

APPENDIX B • • • • • • • • • • • • • 46

Introduction • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 46

A- Media Loading orientation • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 47
B- Smart Card Contact Station Interface • • • • • • • • • 47

APPENDIX C • • • • • • • • • • • • • 48

Ribbons • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 48
Cards & Patches • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 50
Accessories • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 51

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GETTING STARTED

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ETTING STARTED

1 • 1 Unpacking your card printer

Your P520 printer ships in a carton and protective anti-static bag. Keep all packaging
material in case you need to move or re-ship the printer.
While unpacking, inspect the carton to ensure that no damage occured during
shipping.
Please ensure that you have a clean and nearly dust free environment for proper
operation and storage of the printer.

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GETTING STARTED

In addition to user documentation, make sure the following items are included with
your P520 printer:

If any items are missing, please contact your dealer.
To reorder, please refer to Appendix C of this
manual.

CLEANING KIT

POWER CABLE

PRINTER DRIVER DISK

(floppy or/and CD)

CARD HOPPER

CLEANING CARTRIDGE

CENTRONICS CABLE

GETTING STARTED

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1 • 2 Indicators and Control

Your P520 printer has an LCD Display, two LED’s and two Panel Buttons.

The 16 character LCD Display is used for:

• Showing the printer’s current status

• Providing operator and service messages
(chapter 5)

The two LEDs are used for:

• Green: Power LED

• Amber: Alert LED (with Beeper)

The Menu Button (left) is a push button used
for:

• Bringing printer into Menu Mode when pressed
with the printer showing READY on the LCD Display.

• Using in Menu Mode to scroll through Menu
Options.

The Clear Button (right) is a push button used
for:

• Clearing an error status (when LCD Display shows
an error and Alert LED is on).

• Invoking automatic retry of the operation which
gave the error.

• Selecting a Menu Option when in Menu Mode.

Note: The buttons beep when pressed.

LCD Display

Menu Button “Next”

Clear Button “Select”

Power LED

Alert LED

LCD

Display:

LEDs:

Panel

Buttons:

1 • 3 Printer Installation

The following will guide you through the installation of your P520 printer.

CAUTION:Limit AC power supplied to the P520

Printer to 110 - 230 V AC, 60 - 50 Hz for an associated
1,40A - 0,80A. Limit excess current draw to 16
amps or less, using an associated circuit breaker
or other such device. Never operate the printer in
a location where operator, computer, or printer can
get wet. Personal injury could result. The
printer must be connected to an earthed electrical
power supply and properly protected against
electrical surges and grounding faults.

1 •Place the printer in a location that allows easy

access to all sides. The printer should never be
operated while resting on its side or upside down.

2 •Place the printer’s power switch in the OFF (O)

position.

3 •Insert the power cable to the printer power

socket and attach to grounded electrical socket of
the proper voltage and type.

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GETTING STARTED

4 •Attach interface cable to printer and computer

and then secure.

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5 •Switch power on.

CAUTION:Intermittent or unpredictable operation

may occur from unsecured connectors. If
damaged, the power cable must be replaced by an
exact equivalent.
Use only Parallel Cable under 3 Meters in length.

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OPERATION

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PERATION

2 • 1 Printer Features

The following shows the features found on your P520 Printer:

Standard Features: Optional Features:

1 • Print Head Unlock Lever A • Smart Card Contact Station
2 • Print Head B • Magnetic Encoder Station
3 • Card Thickness Control Lever
4 • Card Feeder
5 • LCD Display and two panel Buttons
6 • Card Cleaning Cartridge
7 • Laminator
8 • Laminator Unlock Lever
9 • Card Output Hopper
10 • Rejected Card Box
11 • Cleaning Roller

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2 • 2 Loading Printing Ribbons

The P520 Printer requires approved ribbons (see Appendix C). The Resin Thermal
Transfer and Dye Sublimation ribbons and Lamination are specifically designed for
your P520 Printer. For optimum performance and printer life (Print Head), always use
approved ribbons.

DO NOT TOUCH the print head or the electronic

components on the print head carriage. Discharges
ofelectrostatic charge from the human body or
other surfaces can damage the print head or other
electronic components used in this device.

1 • Remove ribbon from packaging.

2 •With printer power ON and Printer Ready status,

open cover and press down on the Print Head
Unlock Lever to open the print head carriage. The
print head carriage will pop open.

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3 • Load ribbon onto the supply spindle “1”

(under print head carriage) and empty core ( with
tape attached) onto the take-up spindle “2”. Make
sure the ribbon comes off the top of the supply
spindle and feeds to the top of the take-up spindle.

4 • Push down on the Print Head Lock Lever until an

audible “click” signals the locked-down position.

5 • Close Cover

Please note that the ribbon automatically
synchronises whenever the print head lock down
occurs.

The card flipper will not operate and an error will
be indicated if you try to flip a card when the cover
is open.

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2 • 3 Loading Lamination Patch

The P520 Printer requires approved patches (see Appendix C).
Clear patches, hologram patches or Overlay varnishes are specifically designed for
your P520 Printer. For optimum performance and printer life (Laminator), always use
approved patches.

1 • Remove patch from packaging.

2 •With printer power ON and printer Ready status,

open cover.

3 • Press down on the Laminator Unlock Lever to

open the laminator bracket. The laminator bracket
will pop open.

4 • Load patch onto the supply spindle “1”

(under laminator bracket) and align the notch of the
empty core with the spindle screw ( with tape
attached) onto the take-up spindle “2” .
Make sure the patch comes off the top of the supply
spindle and feeds to the top of the take-up spindle.

5 • Push down on the Laminator Lock Lever until an

audible “click” signals the locked-down position.

6 • Close Cover

.Please note that the ribbon automatically
synchronises whenever the laminator head
lock down occurs.

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2 • 4 Loading Cards

To help you load, print, and collect cards, the P520 has the following items:

A - CARD FEEDER

This items is used for loading cards.

1 • Open Card Feeder Cover by putting your fingers

on both sides and rotating the cover in a clockwise
direction to the open position.

2 • Install cards into Feeder* as shown.

3 • Close Card Feeder Cover.

DO NOT bend cards or touch print surfaces as this

can reduce print quality. The surface of the cards
must remain clean and dust free. Always store
cards in an enclosed container. Ideally, use cards
as soon as possible. If cards stick together,
carefully shuffle them.

* See Chapter 6, Technical Specifications, for card requirements and capacities.

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OPERATION

B - INSTALL CARD CLEANING CARTRIDGE

This items is used to clean the cards entering the printer.
It must installed before using the printer.

1 • Remove Card Cleaning Cartridge from

plastic bag and peel off protective wrapper from
adhesive cleaning roller.

2 • Open printer cover and remove the yellow

reminder tape from the location for the Cleaning
Cartridge.

3 • Make sure the arrow on top of the assembly is

facing towards the rear of the printer.
Hook assembly into slot on printer and rotate down.
Ensure the assembly locks in place.

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OPERATION

C - CARD THICKNESS CONTROL LEVER

This items is operated by the user to prevent more than one card feeding into the
printer at the same time and causing a jam.

Open cover, and adjust lever to the correct
position for the card thickness you are using. Repeat
for different card thickness. (Factory setting is for 30
mil (0,762 mm) card thickness). See diagram below:

Card thickness:

A - 60mil (1.524mm) to 50mil (1.27mm)
B - 40mil (1.016mm)
C - 30mil (0.762mm)
D - 20mil (0.508mm)
E* - Less than 20mil (0.508mm)
*Start at lowest position and move lever up
to match card thickness.

For other card thickness, start lever at lowest
position and move up until cards feed.

Note: For Lamination cards should only be 30 mil cards, and composite PVC is prefered

D - CARD OUTPUT HOPPER

This items is used for printing cards.

Install card Output hopper onto printer by hooking
over bottom edge of card exit aperture.

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2 • 5 Rejected Card Box

The P520 Printer is equipped with a Rejected card Box. When an encoding can not be
completed, the card is ejected into the Rejected Card Box. The P520 Printer counts the
number of cards which go into the Reject Card Box. After 20 cards the printer stops,
the Amber LED Flashes and a LCD Message is displayed indicating the need to empty
the reject box.

WHEN TO MAINTAIN

When the LCD screen reports message

HOW TO MAINT AIN

1 • Press the top of the Rejected Card Box Door as

shown. Allow the door to swing down and open.

2 • Remove all cards from the Rejected Card Box.

REJECT BOX FULL

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3 • Swing the Rejected Card Box Door and press the

top. An audible “click” signals the locked position.

4 • Press the Clear Button on the front panel to

re-start the current printer job and to clear the
rejected cards counter.

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2 • 6 Feeding one card at a time

A Manual Feed Slot is avalable on the side of the Card Feeder cover for feeding single
cards. Cleaning Cards are fed manually through this slot.
The Feeder must be empty for manual card feeding to work properly.

For one-at-a-time printing, feed cards through slot
on side of Feeder.

Do not feed more than one card at a time.

2 • 7 Printing a Test Card

With ribbon and cards loaded, your P520 printer is ready to print. To check the
operation of the printer and the laminator you should print a test card.

1 • When the printer displays READY, press the

“Next” button (left) on your Control Panel to MENU
PRINTER, then the “S elect”button (right) to PRIN TER
INFO.

2 • Press twice the “Next” button to SELFTEST

MENU and then “Select” to TEST PATTERN.

3 • A test card will print after a few seconds. LCD

display will show printing status. Test Card is
printed on both sides of the card.

This is an example of the test card.

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Front Side: Printer Operation

Back Side: Laminator Operation

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OPERATION

2 • 8 Printer Menu Information

The printer is equipped with an LCD Display and two key buttons which gives access
to printer menus.
When the printer status shows READY, press the Menu button to enter the Menu Mode

Menu Button “NEXT”(left)

Clear Button “SELECT”(right)

When you are in Menu Mode the top line display shows
menu information and the second line of
display clarifies the function of the two “NEXT” and
“SELECT” key buttons relative to the current menu item.
The printer will return to READY Mode if either of
the two key Buttons is not pressed within ten
seconds of entering Menu mode.

PRINTING STATION:

• PRINTER INFO

• CLEANING MENU

• SELF TEST MENU

• PRINTER DEFAULTS

See next page:

P520 LCD Menu Tree: Printing Station

*If the printer is equipped with a Magnetic Stripe Encoder

LAMINATOR STATION:

• LAMINATOR INFO

• SELF TEST MENU

• LAM DEFAULTS

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OPERATION

READY

Printer info

Menu Lamination

(See Page N°19)

Cleaning Menu

Self Test Menu

Printer Defaults

(follow next page)

Printer Model number

Printer Firmware Version

Number of Impressions

Reject Box status

To show the number of

cards remaining in the

reject box

Clean Print Head

To Clean the Thermal Print

Head and card transport

system

Clean Mag. Head

To Clean the magnetic

Encoder Head

Go to main Menu

Test Patern

To print a printer test card

Print Parameters

To print a test card showing

the operating parameter

settings of the printer

Mag. Parameters*

To print a test card showing

the operating parameter

settings of magnetic

encoder.

Go to main Menu

N

S

S

N

N

N

N

N

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

S

To run printing

To run cleaning

N: NEXT
S: SELECT

Menu Printer

N

N

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Printer Defaults

Ribbon T ype

To show the type of ribbon

installed.
It may not match the ribbon
physically installed until the

installed ribbon has been

selected through the driver.

S

Offset X: aa-Y:bb

To show the X print

location offset value in pixels (aa)

To show the Y print

location offset value in pixels (bb)

Mag. Option: cccc

To show the setting of the

magnetic encoder as (cccc),

which can be:

-HICO (high coercivity)

-LOCO (low coercivity)

-NONE (no encoder present)

Color Parameters

To show the intensity values

of yellow (Y), Magenta (M)

and Cyan (C) panels and

contrast value of black Resin

(K) panel.

Go to main Menu

S

(back to) Menu Printer

N

N

N

N

N

N

Menu T ree: Printing station (continuation)

N: NEXT
S: SELECT

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OPERATION

READY

Printer info

see page N°17

Menu Lamination

N

N: NEXT
S: SELECT

Temp: 170°C (U)

Shows current setting for

laminator temperature

Laminator Info

Speed: 08.84 (D)

Speed setting

Patch Clear 0.6

Ribbon setting

Firmware: V1.00

LAM CYCLE

Causes a single cycle of the

lamination operation

i.e produces a single sided

lamination on a blank

(unprinted) card.

Selt test menu

Go to main menu

Off. 1st: +100

offset value

Lam Defaults

Off. syn.: +140

Peel off: 90

Go to main Menu

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

N

Menu Printer

S

N

N

READY

N

S

S

S

S

S

S

Menu T ree: Lamination station

S

Go to main Menu

N

N

N

PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

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RINTING A SAMPLE CARD

Printing with the P520 Printer requires the Windows Printer Driver, your card
design/issuing software or printer command level programming through the printer
interface.

The P520 Card Printer can be used with any Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0
software application program, using the drivers provided with the printer.

This section contains information on the printing of a dual-sided card in color
(using the 6-Panel color ribbon YMCKOK) and the Windows Printer Driver.

BEFORE installing updated printer driver versions,
always delete the existing printer driver version
from your computer.

PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

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3 • 1 To install the P520 Printer Driver in

windows 95/98, use the following steps:

IMPORTANT NOTE: Ensure that your PC printer

port is set to standard mode and also ensure that
you have deleted any previous versions ot this
printer driver. If you have any doubts please
contact your IT department.

This installation uses floppy drive “A” or from CD Rom as the installation drive with
the printer used as stand alone.

❐ Start your computer and then Windows.

❐ Insert your “Eltron Software” diskette into the drive “A” or CD drive.

❐ Under windows click the Start button, select Settings, then Printers.

❐ Double click on the Add Printer icon and also Next.

❐ Ensure Local Printer is selected and click on Next.

❐ Click on Have disk and then type in “A:\win95” if using the floppy disc

or“D:\win95” if using the CD and click OK.

❐ P520 CARD PRINTER should be displayed after which click on Next.

❐ Choose LPT1: Standard Print er P or t, clic k on Next, select Yes to set as Default

Printer and click on Finish to install.
The Printer wizard will copy the necessary files to the PC for you and the P520

printer driver installation will be completed.

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PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

3 • 2 To install the P520 Printer Driver in

windows 2000/NT4.0:

Ensure that you have administrative privileges to
perform this installation or contact your IT
department.

Set printer as Not Shared for stand alone use.

Use the steps provided for windows 95/98 installation with the exception of step 6.
Where you must type in “A:\nt40” for NT4.0, “A:\winNT4”for Windows 2000 if using
the floppy disc, or “D:\nt40” , “D:\winNT4” if using the CD, instead and click OK.

Once the printer driver has been successfully installed, you will need to configure it
for your printer. This driver provides control of several printer features when printing
from Windows applications. These features are accessed through the P520 Plastic Card
Printer Properties. To access these properties select the P520 Card Printer icon in
Printers. Then click File Menu and select Properties.

3 • 3 Set Printer Driver Options:

The P520 Printer screen appears. Change the options as follows:

❐ On the Printer tab configure the magnetic encoder feature. If your Printer is

equipped with a Magnetic Encoder option, select With Magnetic Encoder
option.

❐ On the Card tab select card orientation:

Landscape or portrait - Select “Landscape”.

❐ On the Ribbon tab, select the Ribbon Type. Select YMCKOK for the standard

6-panel ribbon.

❐ In the same tab, go to Black Panel area and select Text Only. this option

allows the text printing using the Black Resin Panel from the Color Ribbon.

❐ Close the Eltron P520 Printer Properties screen.

Now that you have loaded media and set up the printer driver, the P520 Printer
is ready to print.

PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

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3 • 4 Printing a sample card:

Follow the steps to print your first card

❐ Go to the Microsoft Word Software.

❐ If the printer was not selected as the default printer, go to the file menu

and Select Printer and choose Eltron P520 Card Printer in the printer names
list. Then Close the print dialog box.

❐ Come back to file menu and choose Page Setup.

❐ Select Paper Size tab and in Paper Size choose Card. Then select the

orientation: “landscape”.

❐ Go to Margins tab, Set the Top, Bottom, left and right margins to O (zero)

values.

❐ Press OK to close Page Setup window.

❐ The card appears on the screen.

❐ Design a card with 2 sides as follow:

❐ Once you are ready to print, go to File and point Print

❐ The printer will feed in a card and start printing (the data download time will

vary depending on the complexity of the card design and the processing speed
of the computer).

❐ Once the printing job is achieved the card is ejected from the printer.

Front Side:

Back Side:

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C

LEANING

PROTECT Y OUR F ACTORY W ARRANTY!

The recommended maintenance procedures must
be performed to maintain your factory warranty.
Other than the recommanded cleaning procedures
described in this manual, allow only Zebra
authorised technicians to service the P520 Printer.

NEVER loosen, tighten, adjust, or bend, etc. a part

or cable inside the printer.

NEVER use a high pressure air compressor to

remove particles in the printer.

CLEAN PRINTER

Although the CLEAN PRINTER message is
displayed until the cleaning process has been
performed, the printer will continue to operate.

4 • 1 Cleaning System

Your P520 Printer includes a simple cleaning system using the Pre-Satured Cleaning
Cards provided. The regular use of these cards will clean and maintain important parts
of your printer that cannot be reached: including the Print Head, the Lamination
station and Transport Rollers.

WHEN TO CLEAN

When the LCD screen reports messages.

HOW TO CLEAN

1 • Leave power on.

Open Cover and release Print Head Bracket to
remove ribbon.
Close Print Head Bracket
Close Cover. Remove cards from Card Feeder.

2 • Insert one Pre-Saturated Cleaning Card

(provided) through slot on the side of the Card

feeder Cover.

3 • Press the right panel button for a few seconds.

The card will feed into printer and carry out the
cleaning process. repeat the process with a new
Cleaning card if necessary.

Note: For a printer cleaning prior to the WHEN TO CLEAN signal, press the Left Panel

button until the LCD screen shows “CLEANING MENU”. Press the right Panel button to
select and one more time again to run the cleaning process (Repeat first steps 1 & 2
above).

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CLEANING

4 • 2 Cleaning the Print Head

A cleaning using the cleaning system with cards usually suffices. However, a
separate Print head cleaning using swabs can remove more stubborn deposits when
print anomalies persist. To avoid deposits, only use foam-tipped swabs.

1 • Switch power Off, open cover, raise Print Head

and remove the Ribbon.

2 • Clean Print Head by moving alcohol-moistened

swab tip side-to-side across Print Head elements.
Only use moderate force.
Make sure the elements are dry before switching on.
(To reorder swabs see Appendix C).

Never use a sharp object to scrape deposits from
the print head. Permanent damage will result.

PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

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4 • 3 Cleaning the Laminator Rollers

A cleaning using the Cleaning System with cards usually suffices, moreover your
printer is equipped with two cleaning rollers situated before the card enter the
Laminator. The upper roller has a coating that collects any loose particles on the
surface of cards. However, a separate Laminator Station cleaning can remove more
stubborn deposits.

To avoid deposits, only use foam-tipped swabs.
Never touch the rollers with fingers.

WHEN TO MAINTAIN

Cleaning frequency varies with different
environments. Clean when lamination anomalies
persist.

HOW TO MAINTAIN

1 • Switch OFF your printer and open cover. Make

sure the Laminator rollers cool down.

2 • Press down on the unlock lever to open the

Laminator braquet.

3 • Clean the two Laminator rollers and the

two transport rollers gently with a swab.
(The above transport roller “1” can be temporary
removed for an easy clean)

4 • Make sure the rollers are dry before Pushing

down the braquet and switching on your printer.

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PRINTING A SAMPLE CARD

4 • 4 Card Cleaning Cartridge

Your P520 Printer also has a Card Cleaning Cartridge. This item cleans the cards
entering the printer. To ensure print quality, the cleaning roller requires periodic
replacements.

WHEN TO MAINTAIN

When LCD screen reports message.
Run a printer cleaning first.
(see 4.1 Cleaning System for more instructions).

HOW TO MAINTAIN

1 • Open Cover and locate Cleaning Cartridge

2 • Gently remove Cleaning Cartridge by rotating up

and away from printer.

CLEAN PRINTER

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3 • Remove Cleaning Roller from Cartridge and dis-

card.

4 • Install new Cleaning Roller into Cartridge*. To

avoid contamination, always hold the Cleaning
Roller assembly by the ends.

5 • Carefully peel off wrapper from new Cleaning

Roller while in Cartridge.

6 • Replace Cartridge into printer. Make sure the

arrow on top of the assembly is facing towards the
rear of the printer. Hook assembly into slot on prin­ter and rotate down. Ensure the assembly locks in
place.

DO NOT touch the roller surface that contacts the

cards.

7 • Close Cover

¨See Appendix C for replacement Cleaning Roller s.

Although the CLEANING PRINTER message is
displayed until maintenance has been performed,
the printer will cotinue to operate.

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T

ROUBLESHOOTING

This section offers solutions to potential problems you may experience with your P520
printer. The table below lists the screen messages that will be displayed on the
printer’s LCD, both during normal operation and to alert operator of any error
conditions. There is also some additional information dealing with quality issues
concerning printing onto cards.

5 • 1 Interpreting LCD Display messages

A • About the Printing Station

SCREEN MESSAGE

INITIALIZING

READY

W AIT TEMPERATURE

SELF TEST

DOWNLOADING DATA

PRINTING YELLOW

PRINTING MAGENTA

PRINTING CYAN

MEANING

The printer is performing
an internal test before use

Ready for use
Print Head cool down

mode
Self test card printing

The card data is being
transmitted

The yellow panel is being
printed
The magenta panel is
being printed
The cyan panel is being
printed

ACTION

Wait for the ready message

Wait for card printing to start

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SCREEN MESSAGE

PRINTING BLACK

PRINTING V ARNISH

PRINT HOLOGRAM

CLEAN PRINTER

CLEAN MAG HEAD

CLEANING

REMOVE RIBBON

OUT OF RIBBON

MECHANICAL ERROR

OUT OF CARD

ROTATION ERROR

COVER OPEN

HEAD OPEN

COMMAND ERROR

PARAMETERS ERROR

ENCODING ERROR

MEANING

A monochrome panel is
being printed

The overlay is printing
A hologram overlay is printing

The printer is prompting
operator maintenance

The printer is prompting
operator

The printer is performing an
internal cleaning routine

The ribbon has not been
removed while the cleaning
operation is in progress

The printer ribbon has run out

The printer has an error
moving the card internally

The card feeder is empty
The printer has an error

moving the card in the flip
The cover is open

The print head is not locked
into position

The data being sent from the
host is not recognised

The features of the card are
not recognised

Data cannot be written or read
from the card’ s magnetic stri­pe
Data cannot be read from the
card’ s magnetic stripe
The reject box is full
The printer cannot detect a
magnetic stripe on the card

ACTION

Carry out the cleaning
procedure as detailed in
section 4 of this manual
Carry out the cleaning
procedure as detailed in
Appendix A of this manual

Remove ribbon

Replace printer ribbon
Remove the jamed card.

Ensure the card is not
out of specification

Add more cards or adjust
the card feeder to accept
the cards

Remove card
Close the cover

Lock the print head in its
lower position

Check that the data is sui­table for printing. Try
reprinting a card from
known “good” data

Check the windows driver
options and printer type
Check that the cards are
loaded with the magnetic
stripe in the correct orien­tation. Check whether high
or low coercivity cards
have been specified. Check
that the data conforms to
ISO specifications. See
Appendix A of this manual
for further information.

Ribbon Errors: Check that the print ribbon has not “run out”. Lock and then unlock the

print head assembly; this resynchronises the ribbon automatically. When using a color
ribbon, it should advance automatically so that the leading edge of the yellow panel is
beneath the print head. Ensure that the correct ribbon type has been specified in the
Windows driver.

Card Feed & Mechanical Errors: Ensure that the card thickness adjustment has been

set-up correctly to allow one card to feed.

Magnetic Encoding Errors: Check that the cards are inserted correctly in the printer.

Ensure that the cards are low or high coercivity as required, and are set-up correctly
in the printer driver.

Cleaning Alert: The printer has counted the number of cards printed and has

automatically flagged that a cleaning routine needs to be carried out. (See Chapter 4).

SCREEN MESSAGE

READING ERROR

REJECT BOX FULL

MAGNETIC ERROR

FLASH ERROR

NO ACCESS

MEANING

Data cannot be read from
the card’s magnetic stripe

The reject box is full
The printer cannot detect a

magnetic stripe on the card

ACTION

Check that the cards are
loaded with the magnetic
stripe in the correct orienta­tion. Check whether high or
low coercivity cards have
been specified. Check that
the data conforms to ISO
specifications.See
Appendix A of this manual
for further information.

Empty the reject card box and
press the right panel button

Check the card orientation

Contact your dealer for
technical support

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B • About the Laminator Station

SCREEN MESSAGE

INITIALISING

READY

COVER OPEN

ROTATION ERROR

LAMINATING

OUT OF RIBBON

MECHANICAL ERR

TEMPERATURE ERR

WARMING UP

RIBBON FAILURE

STANDBY MODE

MEANING

The printer is performing
an internal test before use

Ready for use
The cover is open

The printer has an error
moving the card in the flip
The printer is processing a
lamination

The printer ribbon has run
out
the printer has an error
moving the card internally

The printer has detected a
temperature error
A lamination command has
been sent and the tempera­ture has not reached +/- 7°C
of the recommended temp.

The film is glud to the card
during the cool down

period.
Laminator power reduced.

ACTION

Wait for the ready message

Close cover

Remove card
Wait for the laminated card
Load a new ribbon

Remove the jamed card.
Ensure the card is not out of
specification.
Proceed an initialization by
switching Off and On.

Wait until the printer has
reached the recommended
temperature

Open laminator bracket.
Remove card.
Close laminator bracket.

5 • 2 Print Quality Issues

This section will help you resolve print quality problems. The print quality is
dependent on several factors. The two most important factors that will increase your
print quality are cleanliness and card stock. T o diagnose and fix print quality problems,
follow the troubleshooting procedure below:

• Small spots appear on the printed card with a non-printed area or a different color.

Possible Cause

A • Contamination on the card surface.
B • Dust inside the printer and/or dirty Cleaning Roller.

>> Solution
A1 • Check that cards are stored in a dust free environment

A2 • Use a different supply of cards.
B1 • Perform a Cleaning of the printer (see Cleaning section).

B2 • Replace Cleaning Roller (see Cleaning section)

• There are non-printing horizontal lines (white) on the card surfaces.

Possible Cause

A • Ribbon is not correctly positioned.
B • Print Head may be dirty.
C • Print Head elements may have been damaged

(e.g. scratched or burnt).

>> Solution
A1 • Open cover and press down the Print Head Unlock Lever to open the Print

Head carriage. The Print Head will move up.

A2 • Check that the ribbon is properly rolled onto the ribbon cores and there

are no wrinkles in the ribbon.

A3 • Push down on the Lock Lever until an audible “click” signals the locked-

down position.

A4 • Ribbon will automatically synchronize.
A5 • Print again.

B1 • Perform a Cleaning of the Print Head (see 4 • 2 Cleaning the Print Head).
C1 • Call service for Print Head replacement information.

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• Printing shows very pale or inconsistent results.

Possible Cause

A • Ribbon have been stored improperly or is damaged.
B • Cards may not meet specifications.
C • Contrast and/or Intensity may be set to values

which are too high.

D • Dust or embedded contamination on elements of

the Print Head.

>> Solution
A1 • Change ribbon and print again.
B1 • Use a different supply of cards.
C1 • Adjust Contrast and/or Intensity values in software.
D1 • Perform a Cleaning of the Print Head (see 4 • 2 Cleaning the Print Head).

• Printing shows blurry printed image.

Possible Cause

A • Ribbon may not be correctly positioned.
B • Ribbon may not synchronized on the correct color

panel position.

C • Cards may not meet specifications.
D • Dust inside the printer and/or dirty Cleaning Roller.

>> Solution
A1 • Open cover and press down the Print Head Unlock Lever to open the Print

Head carriage. The Print Head will move up.

A2 • Check that the ribbon is properly rolled onto the ribbon cores.
A3 • Push down on the Print Head Lock Lever until an audible “click” signals

the locked-down position.

A4 • Ribbon will automatically synchronize.
A5 • Print again.

B1 • Open cover and press down the Print Head Unlock Lever to open the Print

Head carriage. The Print Head will move up.

B2 • Push down on the Print Head Lock Lever until an audible “click” signals

the locked-down position.

B3 • Ribbon will automatically synchronize.
B4 •Print again.

C1 • Use a different supply of cards.
D1 • Perform a cleaning of the Print Head (See 4 • 2 Cleaning the Print Head).

D2 • Replace Cleaning Roller (See 4 • 3 Cleaning Cartridge).

• No printing on the card.

Possible Cause

A • Ribbon may not be installed in the printer.
B • Cards may not meet specifications.
C • Cable on Print Head may be disconnected.
D • Print Head elements may be scratched or burnt.

>> Solution
A1 • Check for ribbon in the printer.
B1 • Use a different supply of cards.
C1 • Power off the printer and check the Print Head cable connections.
D1 • Call Service for Print Head replacement information.

For optimum print quality, always keep cover of
the printer closed except during ribbon loading
and card thickness control procedures.

The card flipper will not operate and an error will
be indicated if you try to flip a card with the cover
open.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

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ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

General • High speed printing & laminating

YMCK & 1.0 mil lamination 110 cards per hour
YMCK & 0.6 mil lamination 120 cards per hour
YMCK-K & 1.0 mil lamination 95 cards per hour
YMCK-K & 0.6 mil lamination 105 cards per hour

• Small footprint

•Windows Drivers for 95/98/20 00 and NT 4.0

• One year printer warranty

• One year print head warranty`

Color Printing • Color dye sublimation or monochrome thermal

transfer printing

• 300 dpi (11.8 dots/mm) print resolution

• Edge to edge printing standard

Bar Code • Code 39

• Code 128 B & C with & without check digit

• 2 of 5 & 2 of 5 industrial

• UPCA

• EAN8 &EAN13

• PDF 417 2D bar code and other symbologies

available via Wincard Classic utility tool (option)

Fonts • Resident: Arial Normal 10 0, Arial Bold 100

•True Type fonts available via Windows Driver

Cards •Types PVC, Composite

• Card width/length: ISO CR-80 - ISO 7810,

2.125” (54mm) by 3.375” (86mm)

• Option: Magnetic Stripe - ISO 7811

• Option: Smart Card - ISO 7816-2

•Card thickness: 10mil (0,25mm) to 50mil (1,25mm) f or

printing only and 0,8mm for printing and lamination.

• Card Feeder capacity: up to 300 cards (10mil), up to

100 cards (30mil)

• Card Output Hopper capacity: 300 cards (10mil),

up to 100 cards (30mil)

CARD DIMENSIONS

ISO STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR PLAIN CARD

ISO STANDARD DIMENSIONS FOR MAGNETIC STRIPE CARD

CHIP POSITION FOR SMART CARD

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Ribbons • Monochrome: 1500 cards/roll

• Monochrome colors: back, red, blue, green, yellow,

silver, gold, white.

• K-resin + O: 800 cards/roll

• K-dye + O: 800 cards/roll

•YMC: 300 cards/roll

•YMCK: 250 cards/roll

•YMCK-K: 200 cards/roll

•YMCKO: 350 cards/roll

•YMCKOK: 250 cards/roll

Patches • Clear Patch 1 or 0.6 mil

• Clear Patch for mag. stripe 1 or 0.6 mil

• Clear Patch for smart card 1 or 0.6 mil

• Hologram Pcard Patch 1 or 0.6 mil

• Advantage seal Pcard image Patch 1 mil

• Hologram Pcard full overlay

•Varnish full overlay

Overlay V ar nish •Thermal transfer

• 4 microns thick

• Clear and holographic options:

- Clear

- Genuine/Secure Hologram

- Custom Hologram

Interfaces • Centronics Parallel Standard

• USB port (Optional)

Mechanical •Width: 31,69” (805mm*)

• Depth: 9,25” (235mm*)

• Height: 10,43” (265mm*)

•Weight: 47,28 Ibs (21,45 kg)

Electrical • 110 ~ 230 Volts AC, 60 ~ 50 Hz

• FCC Class A, CE, UL, and CUL approved

Environmental • Operating Temperature: 60 to 86°F (15 to 30°C)

• Operating Humidity: 20 to 65% non condensing

• Storage Temperature: -23 to 158°F (-5 to 70°C)

• Storage Humidity: 20 to 70% non condensing

•Ventilation: Free air

Dye sublimation printing requires dye sublimation ribbons,with either black or cyan,
magenta, and yellow (plus black resin) panels.

*Measured without card output hopper.

Options • USB port

• Smart card Contact Station (0.76mm cards only)

• Magnetic Encoder (0.76mm cards only)

• Cleaning supplies

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

CENTRONIC CABLE INTERFACE

The above drawing shows the required connections to use the printer centronic interface.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

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Printer Pin Lign Name

1 -STROBE
2DO
3D1
4D2
5D3
6D4
7D5
8D6

9D7
10 -ACK
11 -BUSY
12 PE
13 SLCT
14 -AUTO FEED
32 -ERROR
31 -INIT
36 SLCT IN

19-30-33 GND

Note: The printer pins number 15, 16, 18, 30, 34, 35 are not connected.

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APPENDIX A

A

A

PPENDIX

Magnetic Card Stripe Encoder

This section contains information on the additional operations of the P520 Printers
with Magnetic Card Stripe Encoder.
(See Chapter 2 for location.)

INTRODUCTION

Operation and maintenance requirements for the P520 Printer with the optional
magnetic card stripe encoder.
(See Chapter 2 for location.)
The magnetic encoder can be set for either high or low coercivity.

A • MEDIA LOADING ORIENTATION

The magnetic encoder is a factory installed item
with the read/write head positioned below the card
path, available with HICO encoding or LOCO enco­ding.

When loading cards into the Card Cartridge, please
ensure that the magnetic stripe is facing down and
closest to the rear.
Also available are Printer models with the Magnetic
Read/Write head positioned above the card path,
with HICO encoding or LOCO encoding.

When loading cards, please ensure that the
magnetic stripe is facing up and closest to the rear.

Note:

M1 = Stripe Down HICO M3 = Stripe up HICO
M2 = Stripe Down LOCO M4 = Stripe up LOCO

approved HICO & LOCO PVC cards are available. (See Appendix C).

ONLY USE cards that comply with ISO 7810 & 7811
standards for magnetic stripe cards. The magnetic
stripe must be flush to the surface of the card to
work properly. Never use cards which have
taped-on magnetic stripes.

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B • MAGNETIC ENCODER CLEANING

There exists two different processes to clean the Magnetic stripe Encoder.
The first process consists of a standard cleaning of the printer. This cleans the most
important parts of the printer; including the print Head, Transport Roller and Magnetic
Stripe Encoder (refer to chapter 4 “Cleaning” for more instructions.)

The second process consist of a cleaning of the Magnetic Encoder using the Menu
Button from the LCD Display.
To access the Magnetic Cleaning Menu proceed as below:

1 • Leave power on.
2 • Remove cards from the card feeder.
3 • Insert one presaturated card (provided) through

slot on the side of the Card Cartridge.

4 • Press the Menu button until the LCD screen

shows CLEANING MENU.

5 • Press the Select button to select.
6 • Press the Menu button ag ain until the LCD screen

shows CLEAN MAG HEAD.

7 • Run this operation by pressing the select button.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Track # Field Separator Track density Valid Characters # of characters

1 ^ 210BPI* Alphanumeric 79***

(ASCII 20 - 95**)

2 = 75BPI* Numeric 40***

(ASCII 48 - 62)

3 = 210BPI* Numeric 107***

(ASCII 48 - 62)
* Bit per inch
** Except the “?” character
*** Including Start, Stop and LRC characters. Also note that these 3 characters are

automatically managed by the magnetic encoder according to the ISO Standard norms.

NOTE:Refer to the Card Printer Programmer’ s Manual for complete programming information.

APPENDIX B

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B

A

PPENDIX

Smart Card Contact Station

This section contains information on the additional operations of the P520 Printers
with Smart Card Contact Stations.
(See Chapter 2 for location.)

INTRODUCTION

Your P520 may be equipped with an optional Smart Card contact station.
Smart Cards can store fingerprints, voice recognition patterns, medical records and
other such data.
This printer model basically responds to commands that position the cards to the
contact station, where the printer connects the pins to the contacts connector on the
Smart cards.
An external “encoder/reader” is necessary for programming Smart Cards (ISO 7816).
All other printer operations remain the same as the standard P520 model.

DB - 9 SMART CARD DB - 9 SMART CARD

PINS CONTACT POINTS PINS CONTACT POINTS

1 CI (VCC) 6 C6 (Vpp)
2 C2 (Reset) 7 C7 (I/O)
3 C3 (Clock) 8 C8 (RFU)
4 C4 (RFU)
5 C5 (GND)

9 (GND when chip is at station)

A • MEDIA LOADING ORIENTATION

Position the cards with the Smart Card Chip at the
top of the card and towards the printer.

B • SMART CARD CONTACT STATION INTERFACE

When a command to the parallel printer interface
sends a card to the Smart Card Contact Station, the
printer connects the Smart Card Contact Station to
the female DB-9 connector on the rear of the printer.
An attached external Smart Card Programmer can
be used to program Smart card chips

Refer to the Card printer programmer’s Manual for complete programming information.

DO NOT position printing over the Smart Card Chip.

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APPENDIX B

APPENDIX C

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C

Part Number Description Cards/roll
800015-101 to 109 Monochrome Ribbon 1000

800015-120 to 122 Hologram or varnish 350
800015-140 YMCKO 200
800015-148 YMCKOK 170
800015-150 Kdye-0 500
800015-160 KO 600
800015-301 to 309 Monochrome Ribbon 1500
800015-340 YMCKO 350
800015-348 YMCKOK 250
800015-350 Kdye-0 800
800015-360 Ko 800

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PPENDIX

Accessories & Supplies

Please contact your Eltron authorised dealer to place an order for accessories and supplies.

RIBBONS FOR PRINTING ONLY:

Use only Zebra-approved card, ribbon and
patches media. Using non-approved card or rib­bon media can void your warranty.

Refer to the Accessories section for more
information about Card and Ribbon Media

available from Zebra Technologies Corp.

Part Number Description Patch 1 mil Patch 0.6 mil Full Overlay

-012 to -017 -135 to -138 -125 & -131

800015-101 to 109 Monochrome Ribbon no yes yes ‡
800015-140 YMCKO no* no* yes
800015-145 YMCK yes yes no
800015-148 YMCKOK no* no* yes
800015-150 Kdye-0 no* no* yes
800015-160 KO no* no* yes
800015-170 YMC yes yes no
800015-180 YMCKK yes yes no
800015-301 to 309 Monochrome Ribbon no yes yes ‡
800015-340 YMCKO no* no* yes
800015-345 YMCK yes yes no
800015-348 YMCKOK no no yes
800015-350 Kdye-0 no* no* yes
800015-360 KO no* no* yes

RIBBONS FOR PRINTING AND LAMINATION:

NOTE:*These ribbons can possibly be used without using the “O”-Panel.

‡ These ribbons can only be used with the full overlay Part Number

800015-125 and not with the 800015-131.

Only 30 mil cards should be used when the card is
to be laminated.
Use 30 mil composite cards whenever possible to
ensure compliance of the finished card to ISO
flatness guidelines.

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APPENDIX C

PRINTING STATION compatibility LAMINATOR STATION

CARDS FOR PRINTING AND LAMINATION:

CARDS FOR PRINTING ONLY:

PATCHES FOR LAMINATION:

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Part Number Description Cards/roll

Patch 1 mil

800015-012 clear patch 1 mil with coverage for mag. stripe 100
800015-013 clear patch 1 mil with coverage for smart card 100
800015-014 clear patch 1 mil 100
800015-015 hologram Pcard patch 1 mil 100
800015-017 advantage Seal Pcard Image patch 1 mil 90

Full overlay ribbon

800015-125 hologram Pcard full overlay 350
800015-131 varnish full overlay 350

patch 0.6 mil

800015-135 clear patch 0.6 mil 175
800015-136 clear patch 0.6 mil with coverage for smart card 175
800015-137 clear patch 0.6 mil with coverage for mag. stripe 175
800015-138 hologram Pcard patch 0.6 mil 170

Part Number Description Card/pack thickness
104523-111 premier grade PVC 100 30mil

104523-112 premier grade PVC LoCo 100 30mil
104523-113 premier grade PVC HiCo 100 30mil
104524-101 premier plus grade composite 100 30mil
104524-102 premier plus grade composite LoCo 100 30mil
104524-103 premier plus grade composite HiCo 100 30mil

Part Number Description Card/pack thickness
104523-114 premier grade PVC 100 10mil

104523-110 premier grade PVC adhesive back 100 10mil
104523-111 premier grade PVC 100 30mil
104523-112 premier grade PVC LoCo 100 30mil
104523-113 premier grade PVC HiCo 100 30mil
104524-101 premier plus grade composite 100 30mil
104524-102 premier plus grade composite LoCo 100 30mil
104524-103 premier plus grade composite HiCo 100 30mil

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APPENDIX C

ACCESSORIES

Accessories available for P520 printers appear below. Always refer to the part number
when placing an order.

Documentation

Part Number Description
980312-001 P520 User’s Manual (English & Spanish)

980312-002 P520 User’s Manual (French & German)
980312-051 P520 User’s Manual (Italian)
980312-061 P520 User’s Manual (Chinese)
980312-071 P520 User’s Manual (Japanese)
980312-081 P520 User’s Manual (Portuguese)
980081-001 Pseies Programmer’s Manual (English only)
980264-001 P520 Maintenance Manual (English only)

Printer supplies

Part Number Description
300320-001 Centronics Parallel cable (36 pins)

206851-001 Additional Card Output Hopper
105909-112 Replacement Print Head Kit

Cleaning Supplies

Part Number Description
105909-169 Premier Cleaning Kit (25 swabs, 50 cards)

105912-003 Adhesive Cleaning Roller Kit (set of 5)
105912-002 Cleaning Cartridge, complete
105909-055 Cleaning Card Kit (box of 100 cards)
105909-057 Cleaning Swab Kit (box of 25 swabs)

Miscellaneous

Part Number Description
105536-001 CD ROM (Software, Windows Drivers, Documentation)

806503-001 Card Punch (slots card for lapel clip)
104527-001 Lapel Clips (pack of 100 clips)

World Wide Sales and Support:

Zebra T echnologies Corporation
Eltron Card Printer Products

1001 Flynn Road
Camarillo, CA 93021-8706.USA
Phone: + 1(805) 579 1800
Fax.: + 1 [phone]
Toll Free in US: [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]

Zebra T echnologies Corporation
Eltron card Printer Products, (Europe, Middle East, Africa)

The Valley Centre, Gordon Road, High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire HP13 6EQ, England
Phone: + 44 (0) 870 241 1527
Fax.: + 44 (0) 870 241 0765
e-mail: [e-mail]

Zebra T echnologies France
Eltron card Printer Products, France

50, 56 rue Marcel Dassault
92100 Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Phone: + 33 1 55 20 93 93
Fax.: + 33 1 55 20 93 99
e-mail: [e-mail]

Zebra T echnologies Corporation
Eltron card Printer Products, Latin America

6175 NW 153 rd Street, Suite # 121
Miami Lakes, FL 33014 USA
Phone: + 1 [phone]
Fax: + 1 [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]

Zebra T echnologies Corporation
Eltron Card Printer Products, Asia/Pacifique

1 Sims lane # 06-11
387355 Singapore
Phone: + 65 84 20 322
Fax.: + 65 84 20 514
e-mail: [e-mail]

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
Zebra T echnologies Corporation

333 Corporate Woods Parkway
Vernon Hills, IL 60061-3109 USA
Phone: [phone]
Fax.: + 1 [phone]
e-mail: [e-mail]

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