Avery Dennison 64-Series User manual

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Commissioning & Operation

Mounting the Printer ...................................... 2

Unpacking the 64-xx ................................. 2

Carrying the 64-xx ..................................... 3

Mounting the 64-xx .................................... 4

Printer connections ................................... 5

Operator panel .......................................... 7

Operating modes ....................................... 9

Basic Operating Procedures ....................... 11

Connecting the printer ............................. 11

Switching on the printer ........................... 12

Configuring the data interface ................. 12

Offline operation ......................................13

Online operation ......................................14

Creating a print job ..................................15

Transferring a print job .............................15

Applying memory cards ...........................17

Setting the realtime clock .........................18

Outputting the realtime clock value using

Easy Plug .................................................18

Starting to print ............................................19

Settings for the material type ...................19

Printing the status report ..........................19

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Mounting the Printer

Unpacking the 64-xx

1. Lift off the lid of the shipping box [1].

2. Take out the plastic bag containing the

accessories [1B].

3. Lift off the styrofoam support [1A].

4. Part the plastic cover [2].

[4] D o n ´t use the cutter as a handle!

5. Grab the printer from underneath and lift it

out. The material feed slot in the back wall

of the printer [3A] can be used as a

handle.

Printers with mounted cutter: The motor

[4B], but not the cutter [4A] may be used as

a handle!

6. Place the printer on a level surface in its

usual operating position (rubber feet [4C]

at the bottom).

The original packaging should always be

used for transporting the printer!

WARNING!

Printers with mounted cutter: The

cutter may cause cut injuries.

Do not grasp the cutter [4A] as a

handle.

Use the cutter motor [4B] as a

handle.

CAUTION! - Do not lift the printer by

the front cover [4B]. The front cover is

a movable part not designed for

handling stress.

[1] Shipping box without lid:

AStyrofoam support

BAccessories

[2] Open the plastic bag...

[3] Lift the printer out of the box.

ABack wall of printer (not visible)

BFront cover (do not use for lifting)

CRubber feet

A B

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Carrying the 64-xx

To carry the printer, put one hand under the base plate and the other into the

feed slot at the back of the printer.

[5] Carrying the 64-xx safely (A: back – grab by the feed slot, B: front – grab by the base pla-

te).

WARNING!

The 64-xx is a heavy printer. The weight depends on the printer type and

equipement and can vary from 20 kg (64-04/05) up to 29.5 kg (64-08 Dis-

penser).

A bad carrying technique can cause back injury.

Try to lift the printer in a safe way, for example by

– carrying it close to your body, and by

– bending your knees, not your back.

CAUTION! - Do not lift the printer by the front cover (window side), as this

can damage it!

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Mounting the 64-xx

The 64-xx has been designed as a desktop printer, which means that it is

normally mounted in an upright position on a table [2]. Other sufficiently large,

level and sturdy surfaces can also be used as a base.

[6] The correct orientation of the 64-04.

WARNING!

When choosing a base for the printer, observe the following guidelines to

avoid dangerous operating conditions:

The base needs to be at least as deep and wide as the printer itself.

The surface needs to be level, solid and dry.

The printer’s fan and ventilation slits must not be obstructed, as the device

may overheat otherwise.

The printer must not be mounted in the immediate vicinity of other heat

sources.

The environmental conditions specified (temperature, air humidity, etc.)

need to be complied with.

The power cable should be run to the printer so that

– nobody will trip on it, and that

– the power plug can easily be pulled out if necessary.

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Printer connections

[7] Back of the 64-xx with the following options installed: USI board (H), connector for remote

operator panel (I) and start/stop signal input (J).

ACard slot

For SD/MMC cards; is not yet supported

BCard slot

For CompactFlash cards; used for storing fonts, logos, graphics, etc.

CUSB interface type B (device)

For transfer of print data

D2x USB interface type A (host)

To connect devices (e.g. keyboard, scanner)

ERS232 interface

For serial transfer of print data

FStatus-LED/Ethernet

GEthernet interface

To connect to an „Ethernet 10/100 Base T“ network

CAUTION!

Add-on devices of an inferior quality may damage the printer!

Connect the printer only to devices that fulfil SELV (safety extra-low volta-

ge) circuit requirements acc. to EN 60950!

Only connect OEM devices.

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HOptional: Signal interface USI

•4 inputs / 8 outputs

•Standard at „64-xx Dispenser A“

IOptional: Mini-DIN connector

To connect a remote operator panel

JOptional: start/stop signal input

•Standard at 64-xx Dispenser

•To connect a foot switch (signal starts printer) or a stacker (signal stops

printer)

KCentronics interface

For parallel transfer of print data (cable is inclusive)

LPower switch

Turns the printer on/off

MMains power supply connector

Connection to a mains socket using the provided power cable

NConnector for peripheral devices

Admissible peripheral devices are:

•Cutter („Cutter 2000“)

•Rewinder („Rewinder 2000“)

•Applicator LTSI (with „64-xx Dispenser A“ only)

•Photoelectric switch at the dispensing edge (with „64-xx Dispenser M“ only)

[8] Connector (N) for peripheral devices.

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Operator panel

[9] Operator panel of the 64-xx.

Display With 32 digits and two lines, the display shows the operating conditions (mo-

des) for parameters, values, status and errors. You can select the language

you want to use for the display. Backlighting ensures good legibility.

Button functions The buttons offer a multitude of operating functions. A logical menu structure

is used for operation. The meaning of each button varies according to the

operating mode and the menu item. Additionally, special functions have been

programmed for certain button combinations.

Depending on the modes and menu levels, the following functions apply for

each button:

Online button •For switching between online and offline mode.

•For confirming entries, menu items and messages.

•For selecting print jobs and for entering values in standalone mode.

Cut button •Triggers a cut. Requirements:

– Cutter fitted and activated.

– Printer offline.

•Also for accessing deeper levels within the menu structure and selecting

menu items.

•For decrementing values.

Feed button •For feeding in material when the device is offline.

•For starting the printing process once the feed has been stopped (in online

mode).

•Also for accessing deeper levels within the menu structure and selecting

menu items.

•Increments values.

Prog button •For accessing the parameter menu when offline.

•For stepping back through the parameter menu and/or exiting it.

•For more detailed descriptions of the button functions, please see

Display

Cut button

Online button

Feed button

Prog button

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– Chapter Offline operation on page 13 and

Chapter Online operation on page 14

– In topic section Info-Printouts and Parameter 

Remote operator

panel

64-0x Gen. 3 (or higher) machines can be equipped with a remote operator

panel. For this, the printer must provide the appropriate - optional - connector,

see chapter Printer connections on page 5. The connection can be retro-

fitted (see service manual).

The button functions are the same as those on the standard operator panel.

Exception: The on/off switch is not available at the remote control panel.

With the remote control panel connected, both panels are active and show

the same information.

[10] Remote operator panel (article number A8293)

CAUTION!

Manipulating both operator panels simultaneously can cause malfunctions.

Always use only one operator panel at a time to operate the printer. (Using

both operator panels alternately is admissible).

CAUTION!

If the connection cable is longer than 2.5 m, EMC-caused disturbances can

occur.

Only use the factory-installed cable.

Don´t extend the cable.

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Operating modes

Offline mode Printer settings can be made when the device is offline. The offline mode is

normally active when the printer is switched on. Print jobs are received via

the selected interface but not processed.

To configure the printer so that it goes directly into online mode when swit-

ched on, set the parameter SYSTEM PARAMETER > Active Mode to “Online”.

Online mode In online mode, print jobs are received and processed immediately. Possible

messages:

To stop printing, press the online button.

Message mode The printer uses status reports to signal an error or a particular operating sta-

tus. This message mode indicates that the printer is waiting to quit or for fault

clearance. When quitting, the printer switches from message mode to offline

mode (depending on the error and the progress of the last active process).

The status message 5001 (shown above) occurs when for example the prin-

ter is set for punched label material, but continuous form material without

punches has been inserted. In this case, the printer will continue to feed the

material for a few seconds before it generates an error message.

Status Reports: see topic section „Status Reports“.

OFFLINE 0 JOBS No jobs are waiting to be processed.

ONLINE 0 JOBS No jobs are waiting to be processed.

ONLINE 0: JOBS The current data transfer to the printer is shown on

the display. This is indicated by the dot on the bottom

right next to the number of loaded jobs.

Another point on half line height above the first

shows the interpreter status:

•No point: No data to interpete.

•Solid point: The interpreter is busy (still data left

in the spooler).

•Flashing point: The interpreter is waiting for data

required to complete a command (no data in the

spooler).

ONLINE 13 JOBS

Restcount: 25

During printing, the display also shows the number

of received print jobs (13) and the remaining number

of labels (25) to be printed in the current job.

ONLINE 13 JOBS

Restcount: endless

If a print job recognises an endless number of labels

to be printed, then the remaining number for this job

is also shown as endless.

Status 5001

No gap found

Messages are made up of the status number and a

brief descriptive text.

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Standalone mode In standalone mode, print jobs are not transferred but saved on a plugin card.

They are started directly from the printer’s operator panel or via a connected

keyboard.

Standalone mode: see topic section „Advanced Applications“.

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