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WPL606 Thermal Label Printer User’s Guide For Wasp Technologies  DT/TT Printer  Copyright Wasp Bar Code Technologies 2004. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of Wasp Bar Code Technologies. The information contained in this document is s[...]

CONTENTS 1. Product Introduction .............................................................. 1 1.1 Specificat ion .................................................................................................. 1 1.1.1 Prin ter ....................................................................................................... 1 1.1.2 Envi [...]

Appendix 1: LCD Control Panel Operation Map ....................... 19 3[...]

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1. Product Introduction Thank you for purchasing the W606 bar c ode printer. This guide will describe all of the common operations needed to operate and maintain your W606. 1.1 Specification 1.1.1 Printer Item Specification Printing Mode Thermal transfer and direct thermal Resolution 203DPI Max. Print Length 1000 mm ( 39.4” ) Max. Print Width 104[...]

1.1.4 Bar Code Code 39, Code 93, Code128 subsets A B and C, Code 11, Codabar, Interleaved 2 of 5, EAN-8, EAN-13, EAN-128, UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN, UPC, EAN 2 or 5 digit add-on, UPC 2 or 5 digi t Add-on, CPOST, MS I Plessy, Postnet, EAN-14, ITF-14, PDF-417, Maxi code, DataMatrix, QR Code 1.2 Optional Items  Cutter module  Peel off sensor  Portabl[...]

2. Getting Started 2.1 Unpacking and Inspection After receiving the bar code printer, care fully inspect the device and its packaging. The printer is specially packaged to wit hstand damage in shipping. In case of evident damage, contact the ca rrier directly to specif y the nature and extent of damage. Please retain the packaging materi als in cas[...]

External Label Feed Opening Centronics Port Figure 2: Printer rear view RS-232C Port Power Switch Power Supply Connector Print Head Lift Lever Ribbon Rewind Spindle Ribbon Supply Spindle Label Spindle Media Guide Bar Label Guide Ribbon Tension Adjustment Knob USB port Print Head Pressure Adjustment Knob Figure 3: Printer interior view 4[...]

2.4 Buttons, Indicators and adjustment knobs Power Indicator When the printer is in the power-on state, the Power indicator is lit. On-Line Indicator This green On-Line indicator is lit when the printer is ready. The On-Line indicator blinks when in PAUSE mode. Error Indicator The red Error indicator illuminates in the event of a printer error, suc[...]

LCD display shows “Carriage Open” and the red Error light will come on. After closing the print head lift lever, the On-Li ne light will blink. Press the FEED button to re-register the label. Ribbon Tension Adjustment Knob The Ribbon Tension Adjustment Knob offers 6 levels of tension to adjust for different widths of ribbon. Turn the ribbon ten[...]

3. Set Up 3.1 Setting Up the Printer 1. Place the printer on a flat, secure surface 2. Make sure the POWER switch is off 3. Connect the printer to the com puter with the provided RS-232C, Centronics/Parallel, or USB cable 4. Plug the power cord into the power supply connector at the rear of the printer, and then plug the power cord into a properly [...]

Figure 6: Ribbon under Pint Had 6. Pull the paper core up to the rewind spindle and slide it on. Slide both the ribbon and rewind spindle all the way to be flush with the case side of the spindle. The Wasp logo will face up again Figure 7: Ribbon placed onto Rewind Spindle 7. Roll the rewind spindle by hand until so me of the actual ribbon shows in[...]

3.3 Label Roll Installation 1. Open the printer panels and the print head lift lever 2. Rotate the Label Guide clockwise away from the Media Guide Bar 3. Insert a new label roll into the label spindle 4. Pull labels leading edge forward under the black media guide bar, through the gap/black mark sensor and place the label leading edge onto the Plat[...]

3.4 Peel-off Sensor Installation (Sold Separately) 1. Turn the printer off 2. Open the lower front panel 3. Snap the peel-off sensor onto the bar that is under the print head pressure adjustment knobs horizontally Bar Peel-off sensor Figure 12: Peel Sensor attached to bar Socket for Peel-off sensor Figure 13: Peel Socket 4. Plug the Peel-off sensor[...]

3.5 Loading Label For Peel-off Mode 1. Open the front and top printer doors 2. Open the print head left lever 3. Pull several inches of labels out th rough the front of the printer and remove the label(s) from the backing 4. Feed the label backing between the plat en roller and the silver peeler roller then press the MENU button several times to ad[...]

3.6 Self-test To initiate the self-test mode, press t he MENU button to advance the selection to Printer Test. Press the EXE button to enter the submenu and press the MENU button to advance the selection to Printe r Config. Press EXE button to print the printer’s internal settings. During self-tes t, a check pattern is used to check the performan[...]

Hex decimal data related to left column of ASCII data ASCII Data Figure 18: Printout of dump mode 13[...]

4. Calibration There are two power-on button combinations to initialize the printer settings and to calibrate sensors on the W606. 4.1 Printer Initialization Printer Initialization will restore printer setti ngs to defaults. Do this if labels are printing incorrectly and all other solutions have failed to solve the problem. Default settings: Item D[...]

To initialize the printer: 1. Turn off the printer power 2. Hold down the PAUSE and FEED buttons and turn on the printer power 3. Release the buttons once the Powe r, On-Line, and Error lights are lit Note: The printing method, thermal tran sfer or direct thermal printing, will be set automatically at the activati on of printer power by checking fo[...]

4.3 Troubleshooting Guide The following guide lists the most co mmon problems that may be encountered when operating this bar code printer. If t he printer still does not function after all suggested solutions have been invoked, pl ease contact the Customer Service. Condition Reasons Solutions No ribbon 1. Out of ribbon 2. The ribbon is installed i[...]

5. Printer Maintenance The printer should be cleaned regularly to maintain high quality printing. 5.1 Cleaning the Print Head 1. Switch off and unplug the printer 2. Open the printer cover 3. Open the print head lift lever 4. Remove the ribbon. (If loaded) 5. Rub the Wasp Thermal Printer Cleaning Pen Part# 633808441012 tip across the print head sev[...]

6. Support and Warranty 6.1 Product Support If you experience any problems with your Wasp printer that you are unable to resolve, use our online support site to register and report the problem then call for technical assistance at (214) 547-4100, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Central Standard Time. You must register to be eligib le for[...]

Appendix 1: LCD Control Panel Operation Map 1. Pr int Se tup 0~999 (*0) Auto. Ribbon Manual Bline Auto Blin e 2. Sensor Cal ib. Speed Auto. Gap Cutte r Batc h * Tear Mode Peel On Manual Ribbon Cutter On Manual Gap Ex it Reference Y Reference X Off set Densit y Dir ecti on Lang. 3. Syst em S etup Sim plifi ed Chinese Pol sk i * En glish Traditional [...]

Country * 8 7 * None Pari ty Data Bit Odd Even Baud 2 * 1 Stop Bit(s) 57600 56000 38400 19200 *9600 4800 2400 Restore Defaults Exit Avail. Memory File Lis t 4. File M ngment DRAM: 512KB free PAUSE: De l. All FEED: Ex it Delete File(s) Exit * 001 002 003 031 03 2 033 034 036 038 039 041 042 046 045 044 061 055 047 048 049 351 358 Print Config 5. Pri[...]