Panasonic JT-H200PR Series User manual

PRINTER

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Model No. JT-H200PR Series

Contents

English

Read Me First …..………….. 1

1.Getting Started …….…….. 2

2.Operation ……………….… 6

3.Appendix ………………….. 8

Deutsch

Einführung ……….……….. 11

1.Vorbereitung …………….. 12

2.Betrieb ………………….... 16

3.Anhang ……………….….. 18

１

Read Me First

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the JT-H200PR series Panasonic Printer.

This manual describes the instructions for the printer.

Please read this manual carefully before using this product.

What’s in the Box?

1. Printer (Battery is not included.)

2. Operation Instructions manual (this book)

Options

1. Battery Pack : JT-H100DP-50

2. Battery Charger : JT-H100CG-50/51

3. Wearable Case : JT-H200PR-C0

Other Equipment

1. Thermal Paper (Please ask our sales rep about the recommended Paper.)

This Printer is equipped with “Bluetooth” wireless communication. [Class2 Device]

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1. Getting Started

■Precautions

[ Printer:JT-H200PR-∗∗ ]

1. Avoid Radio Frequency Interference

Do not place the printer near a television or radio receiver.

2. Avoid Stacking

Do not place heavy objects on the printer.

3. Keep Small Objects Away

Do not insert paper clips or other small objects into printer.

There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

4. Keep Dry

There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

5. Do Not Disassemble the Printer

Do not attempt to disassemble the printer. There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

6. Do Not Touch

Keep your hands away from the paper cutter and the thermal head.

There is the danger of injury.

7. Do Not Use With Any Other Battery

The printer is designed for the specified JT-H100DP-50 battery.

Do not use the printer with any other battery.

8. Do Not Use DC Jack and Serial I/F

DC jack and serial I/F is used for maintenance purposes by Panasonic service person only.

Do not use them without a service person.

If the equipment is inappropriately used, there is a risk of heat, fire or explosion.

9. Do Not Use In Aircrafts or Hospitals

This printer includes “Bluetooth” wireless communication.

Turn off the power switch in aircrafts or hospitals. Abnormal use may occur if used in close

proximity to electric instruments or electro-medical apparatus.

<NOTE>

Do not open the cover while the printer is operating.

Keep the thermal paper away from the direct exposure to light, high temperature, dust and

humidity.

CAUTION Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions and local requirements.

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■Precautions

[ Battery Pack:JT-H100DP-50 ]

1. Avoid Heat

Do not throw the battery pack into a fire or expose it to excessive heat. There is the risk of

explosion.

2. Keep Articles Away

Do not place the battery pack together with articles such as necklaces or hairpins when

carrying or storing. There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

3. Keep Dry

There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

4. Do Not Disassemble

Do not insert sharp objects into the battery pack. Do not deform, disassemble, or modify

the printer. There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

5. Do Not Short

Do not short the positive (+) and negative(-) contact.

There is the risk of heat, fire or explosion.

6. Avoid Extreme Heat, Cold, and Direct Sunlight

Do not charge, use or leave the battery pack for extended periods where it will be exposed

to direct sunlight or in a hot, or cold environment.

7. Do Not Put Into a Microwave Oven

Do not put the battery pack into a microwave oven or a pressurized chamber.

There is the risk of explosion.

8. Do Not Use With Any Other Device

The battery pack is designed for the specified JT-H200PR-∗∗ printer and JT-H100CG-50/51

charger. Do not use the battery with any other device.

9. Stop Using

Should the battery emit an abnormal odor, become hot to the touch, become discolored,

change shape, or become in any way different, remove it from the printer and stop using it.

<NOTE>

Please charge the battery pack for a minium of 100mins before first use.

Please ask our sales rep about the dispose method of the battery.

If the battery pack is not going to be used for a long period, charge or discharge the battery

pack until the remaining battery level becomes 30% to 40% and store it in a cool, dry place.

CAUTION Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions and local requirements.

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■Precautions

[ Battery Charger:JT-H100CG-50/51 ]

1. Keep Small Objects Away

Do not insert paper clips or other small objects into charger.

There is the risk of heat or fire.

2. Do Not Disassemble the Charger

Do not attempt to disassemble the charger. There is the risk of heat or fire.

3. Keep Dry

There is the risk of heat or fire.

4. Do Not Short

Do not short the positive(+) and negative(-) contact. There is the risk of heat or fire.

5. Do Not Use With Any Other Battery

The charger is designed for the specified JT-H100DP-50 battery. Do not use the charger

with any other battery.

6. Do Not Touch the Plug with Wet Hands.

There is the risk of electric shock.

7. Do Not Touch the Charger During a Lightning.

There is the risk of electric shock.

8. Be Certain to Plug Fully Into the Outlet.

There is the risk of electric shock or fire.

9. When Unplugging, Make Sure to Hold the Body of the Plug .

If the power strip is damaged, there is a risk of electric shock, short circuit or fire.

10. Do Not Use a Damaged Power-code or Plug.

There is the risk of electric shock or fire.

11. Clean the Dust off the Plug, Periodically.

There is the risk of heat or fire.

<NOTE>

To prolong the life of battery pack, please remove it from the charger within 24 hours after

charging is complete.

Please charge the battery in 5 to 40 degrees temperature.

CAUTION Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.

Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions and local requirements.

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■Name of each part & function

Signal Part Indicator Status

Off Normal status.

Green Light 1. Power-on (5 seconds lightning),

2. Power-off (0.5 second lightning)

Orange Light Detect battery capacity low; printable.

Red Light Detect Low voltage; not printable.

Status

LED

Red Blink

1. The cover of paper is open.

2. The paper is empty.

3. Others, the printer is out of order.

Receiving

LED Green Blink In communications.

Connector Cover

Battery Cover Lever

(DC Jack) *

(Serial I/F) *

* Maintenance purpose only

Paper Cover

Receiving LED

Status LED

Feed

(Press button to feed paper)

Feed

Status

Receiving

Paper Cover

Lever

IrDA I/F

Power

Switch

er Out

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2. Operation

■Battery Installation

1) Close Battery Cover

2) Slide Battery Cover

3) Slide Battery Cover Lever

<NOTE>

If the cover comes open, fit it as indicated.

* Slide the battery cover into the metal bar,

as the circle highlight in the image to

the left.

1) Slide Battery Cover Lever

2) Slide and open Battery Cover

3) Battery Cover opened

4) Slide Battery in fully

3) 4)

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■Paper Installation

■Charging Battery

1) Slide Paper Cover Lever

2) Open Paper Cover

Paper

1) Put Battery and slide to direction

2) When charging, Charger LED blinks green. When charging is complete, Charger LED

light stays green. Charging work is limited to one Battery at any one time.

When charging is finished in one Slot, charging in another Slot automatically starts.

* Charging Time: approx. 2H/ Battery

3) Remove Battery from the Charger after Charging.

Power LED :Red

Charger LED (Slot2)

:Green

Charger LED (Slot1)

:Green

3) Install Paper (Paper must be tight and free from dust/sand)

4) Close Paper Cover (Make sure Cover is closed completely)

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3. Appendix

■Troubleshooting

Symptom Possible Cause Action

No Power in Printer 1.Has the battery fully inserted?

2.Is the power turned on?

1.Charge the battery pack.

2.Turn on power.

Noting is printing

1.Is the power turned on?

2.Is the paper set correctly?

3.Are the LED signals lighting red?

4.Is the LED blinking red?

5. Are you using Bluetooth?

6.Are you using IrDA?

1.Turn on power.

2.Check the print paper setting.

3.Charge the battery.

4.Make sure that the paper is

setting properly, or close the

paper cover completely.

5.Reduce the distance of the

device and the printer.

6. Adjust the angle of IrDA,

or clean up the window,

or avoid direct sunlight.

The print is faint

1.Isn’t the thermal head dirty?

2.Are you using the recommended

paper?

1.Clean it up.

2.Check the paper.

The orange or red

LED is lighting

even after

charging battery.

The life cycle of the battery pack

may have expired.

Replace the battery pack with a

new one.

■How to care

How to clean up the thermal head and the rubber roller.

1) Push the paper cover lever to open the paper cover.

2) Wipe off any dust/dirt using the cotton swab with a small amount of alcohol (ethanol).

(Do not use thinner, benzene series or kerosene series.)

3) Close the cover after alcohol is dry.

Rubber roller

Thermal head

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■Specifications

[ Printer:JT-H200PR-∗∗ ]

Items Description Specifications

Mechanical Printing Line Thermal

Printing Speed Max. 80mm/Sec (Panasonic Test Standard)

Head Printing Width 48mm (384 dots/ line)

Character font 12 x 24 dots (standard)

Printing Function Font Type Alpha-numeric, Barcode, 2D code

Life Time Equal or more than 1 X 10８pulse

Head

Equal or more than 25Km(Recommended paper）

Paper Paper width 58mm +0 - 1mm

Roll direction Outside (outside surface; thermal)

Communication Type1 Bluetooth V1.1 (Class 2) 2.4GHz

Type2 IrDA V1.2 (Proprietary)

Size & Weight Size Approx.W88mmXL102mmX D43mm

Weight Approx. 280g (without paper)

Environment Operation temperature 0 to 40 degree centigrade (without paper)

[ Battery Pack:JT-H100DP-50 ]

Items Description Specifications

Battery Cell Type Lithium ion Battery 7.2V

Rated capacity 1,150mAh (standard discharging)

Life time 300 times discharge/charge or 1year *1

Size & Weight Size Approx. W70mmXL38mm X D20mm

Weight Approx. 90g

Environment Operation temperature 0 to 40 degree centigrade

*1: The battery is a consumable item therefore consumption and life time is just an indication

and may vary depending on usage and environment conditions.

[ Battery Charger:JT-H100CG-50/51*2]

Items Description Specifications

LED Indication Power LED (Red) Power-on : on

Charger LED

(Green: X 2 (Slot))

1) Charging, Output short : 1Hz blinking

2)Complete charging : on

3) Abnormal temperature, No good mode : off

Charging Charging time Charging 2-battery ：Approx. 4 hours *3

Function Charging current Approx.1,200mA(10 to 40degree centigrade)

Approx. 840mA(0 to 10degree centigrade)

Power AC100V-240V　50/60Hz

Environment Operation temperature 0 to 40 degree centigrade

Size & Weight Size Approx.W94mmXL122mmXD35mm

(without cable）

Weight Approx. 270g

*2: JT-H100CG-50; Europe version (excluding UK) JT-H100CG-51; UK version

*3: Charging is parallel and 1 slot only. (Automatical slot change)

Charging time varies depending on battery comsumption and temperature.

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