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Sony UP-D897 manual

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    2-345-260- 11 (4) Digital Graphic Printer © 2005 Sony Corporation UP-D897 Instructions for Use[...]

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    2 Owner's Recor d The model and serial numbers are loc ated at the rear . Record these numbers in the space provided belo w . Refer to these numbers wh ene ver yo u call upon you r Sony dealer re garding this product. Model No. _________ __________ _ Serial No. _________ __________ _ T o reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not e xpos[...]

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    3 Consult you r dealer . (According to standa rd EN60601-1-2 an d CISPR11, Class B, Group 1) Caution When you dispose of the un it or acce ssories, you must obey the la w in the relat iv e area or c ountry and the regulati on in the relati ve hospi tal. W arning on po wer connection Use a proper po wer cord for your local po wer supply . 1. Use the[...]

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    4 T ab le of Contents Getting Star ted Overview ........ ...................... ....................... ........... 5 Location and Function of P arts and Contro ls .... 5 Front Panel ................... ...................... ................ 5 Rear Panel ........................ ....................... ........... 6 Connections ...................[...]

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    Getting Started Overview / Location a nd Functio n of P ar ts and Con trols 5 Getting Star ted Overview Quiet, High Qu ality , Fast Printing • Employs a th in therma l head with a built-in high spe ed driv e IC, capable of high resolution images of 12.8 dots/mm. • Print spe eds of approximately 1 high quality image (960 × 1280 dots) e v ery 2 [...]

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    Getting Started Connecti ons 6 G FEED button (8, 14) Hold do wn to feed paper . While a print job is in progress, press to canc el the print job . H COPY button (14) Prints another copy of the pre vious printout. Y ou can make only one copy each time you press this b utton rega rdless of the print quantity set using the menu. I OPEN button (8, 14) [...]

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    Getting Started Paper / Loading P aper in th e Unit 7 Pa p e r Use only Son y UPP-110S/110HD/11 0HG paper designed for use with this un it. High print quality cannot be guaranteed i f any ot her paper is used with this unit , and such paper c ould damage the unit. Y ou cannot use the UPP-110HA as specified f or the UP-D890/890 series printer . P ap[...]

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    Getting Started Loading P ape r in the Unit 8 2 Press the OPEN b utton to open the paper door . 3 Remov e the label from the le ading edge of the paper , pull out about 15~20 cm (about 6~8 in. ) of the paper , and then set the paper roll in the paper tray . Note T o avoid e xposing the paper to dust, dirt, etc. alwa ys handle it carefully when remo[...]

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    Operation Adjustments a nd Settings U sing the Men u 9 Operation Adjustments and Settings Using the Menu Y ou can carry out adjustments and setti ngs to meet your requirements. Those settin gs and adjustments are retained e ven if t he unit is turned of f. Y ou can set up the unit a ccording to its intended purpose, connected equipmen ts or your in[...]

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    Operation Adjustments a nd Settings Usin g the Menu 10 Menu List This section describes the me nus displayed as you turn the jog dial. The setting surround ed by indicates the f actory setting. Item Function Settings BEEP T o select whether the operation and error tones sound BE: OFF: The operation tone does not sound. [BE: ON] : The operatio n and[...]

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    Operation Adjustments a nd Settings U sing the Men u 11 a) The printing direction is as follo ws. b) These items can also be set on the printer dri v er side. When you place a check ma rk in a check box on the “Settings” tab of the pri nter dri ver , the settings made on the printer side are en ab led. When “CO:895” is selected in “COMD, [...]

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    Operation Adjustments a nd Settings Usin g the Menu 12 The back light on t he LCD lights in green. 2 Confirm that “READ Y” is di splayed on the LCD, and press the jog dial. The unit enters the menu mode. When you perform a menu operation for the first time after you purchase the unit, the top item of the “BEEP” menu is displayed. If you hav[...]

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    Operation Adjustments a nd Settings U sing the Men u 13 T o cance l the setting 1 Display “B A CK” by turning the jog dial in step 5. 2 Press the jog dial. The display on the LCD ret urns to “DIR. ” T o continue menu operations Make settings b y repeating steps 3 to 5. T o end the menu operation 1 Display “B A CK” by turning the jog dia[...]

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    Operation Printing 14 Printing Before Starting a Print Job Alw ays check the follo wing points: • unit connec ted correc tly? (page 6 ) • Printer dri ver installed? (page 6) • Paper loaded co rrectly? (page 7) • Menu settin gs and menu ad justments done correctly? (page 9) Starting a Print Job 1 Press the po wer ON/OFF switch to turn the un[...]

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    Operation Printing 15 Adjusting the Contrast and Brightness Y ou can adjust the contra st and brightne ss of the unit using the CONTR control and BRIGHT control on t he front panel. T o adjust the contra st Y ou can adjust the contra st of printouts usin g the CONTR control. T o make the contrast str onger: Tu r n t h e C O N T R control clockwise.[...]

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    Others Precauti ons 16 Others Precautions On Safety • Check the operating voltage before operation. Operate the unit only with a po wer source specif ied in “Specif ications”. • Stop op eration immedi ately if an y liquid or solid object falls in to the cabi net. Unplug the unit and have it checke d by qualif ied pe rsonnel. • Unplug the [...]

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    Others Maintenance 17 Maintenance Cleaning the Cabinet Use a wrung out d amp cloth, or a damp cloth soak ed in water and a mild de tergent, to clean the cabinet surface. T o avoid damaging the cabinet of the unit, ne v er use alcohol, thinner, or an y other type of organic solvent, or any type of a brasiv e cleaner , to clean the cabinet. Cleaning [...]

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    Others Specificat ions 18 3 Clean the platen roller ge ntly with a damp clot he soaked in w ater and a mild de tergent . Notes • After the surface of the platen roller wiped has been dried completely , turn the platen roller to clean another portion. • Do not turn the platen roller with hands. Use the FEED b utton to turn it. T o clean another [...]

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    Others T roubleshoot ing 19 Medical Specifications Protection ag ainst electric shock : Class I Protection agai nst harmful ingress of wat er : Ordinary Degree of safety in the presence of flammable anesthetics or oxyge n: Not suitable fo r use in the p resence of flammable anesthetics or oxygen Mode of operation: Continuous The design and these sp[...]

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    Others Error Messag es 20 Err or Messa ges Messages appear on the LCD under the following conditions. T ake the remedial actions sho wn ne xt to the messages to correct th e problem. Messages Description and remedy DOOR The paper door is open. t Close the paper door until it is locked securely . EMPTY • There is no paper loaded. • Paper has bee[...]

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    Inde x Inde x 21 Inde x C Connections 6 E Error messages 20 G Getting Started 5 L Location and function of parts and controls front panel 5 rear panel 6 M Maintenance cleaning the cabinet 17 cleaning the platen roller 17 cleaning the thermal head 17 Menu basic operations 11 list 10 loading the menu settings 13 menu flow 9 printing the menu list 13 [...]

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