User manual CITIZEN CLP-2001

[. . . ] This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications. This equipment is designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ] Transparent type photosensor: Reflective type photosensor: Paper specifications For dimensions of the paper gaps between labels, tag (label) notches or black lines, see the table and figure. Minimum value mm (in) A B C D E F G H I J K L M N Width of label Width of liner Left edge of label Length of paper gap between labels Length of label Pitch of label Thickness of liner Overall thickness of paper Right end of notch Left end of notch Length of notch Right end of black line Left end of black line Width of black line 25. Note: Use the paper gap sensor when the paper has paper gaps between labels and black lines. Units for specifying position and length The print position may be specified in either inch or metric system. The print position can be freely designated within the maximum label size, regardless of which system you wish to use. 254 mm) The position of each row address (in direction of main scanning) and column address (in direction of sub-scanning) is designated in 0. In case of the 203 dpi head, if the print position changes by 1 point, it changes by 2 dots. 1 mm The position of each row address and column address is designated in 0. Since a slight difference between the main and subscanning density and the point value exists, the nearest dot number to the designated address is selected in one dot (0. The basic unit is common to all label format and system level commands. The label format commands are used to specify the position, length, whole screen offset etc. This has already been factory-set, but the offset may have been changed if the print head was replaced or disassembled. ) and thermal paper Thick paper (tag or other similar paper) The relationship between the offset check window and the print head heating element is shown as follows: The relationship between the offset adjustment screw and the print head heating element is shown below: a) Print head position for label Offset adjustment screw Offset check window a Offset adjustment screw Offset check window When the print density on the left and right sides is not equal (when the paper with a different width has been used): The right head pressure viewed from the front of the panel can be adjusted with the head pressure adjust-screw. Turning the adjust-screw clockwise decreases the head pressure and turning the adjust-screw counterclockwise increases the head pressure. And the condition of the right side of the print head can be checked through the upper frame window, which is located at the front of the printer mechanism unit. Adjustments Normally, the left and right head pressure has already been factory-set to same loads. The check marks of the upper frame window are located at the right side of the printer viewed from the front of the printer. Adjustments are needed in the following cases: 1) When the print on the left side is too light, turn the head pressure adjustscrew clockwise. 2) When the print on the right side is too light, turn the head pressure adjust-screw counterclockwise. 3) When the paper with a different small width is used, the contact between the print head and the platen becomes large, so the stepping motor will take a heavy load or the print head may scrape the platen. To avoid this, turn the head pressure adjust-screw clockwise to decrease the right head pressure. in addition , adjustments will be useful for preventing the ribbon wrinkling or the paper skew. [. . . ] It allows the paper to automatically advance to the tear position after printing. When this function is turned on, the paper will be fed to the manual tear position after printing. The printer will feed back paper to the start print position when the next print job is sent. Turning Tear ON/OFF Tear can be turned to ON or OFF from the control panel. [. . . ]