User manual PEAVEY TKO 65

[. . . ] Note Save the shipping restraint and packing materials in case you ever need to ship the printer. The printhead lifts, moves to the left, then moves to the center and stops. Swing out the ribbon arms on either end of the cartridge until they snap into place. [. . . ] Swing out the ribbon arms on either end of the cartridge until they snap into place. Observe the black pin (1) over which the ribbon knob fits, and the guides (2)--one at either end-- into which the ribbon arms fit. Pull the ribbon out a bit at the left end of the cartridge to give some slack, then slide the ribbon underneath the printhead. Be careful that the ribbon is not twisted, folded or pulled off the ribbon arms during this process. Make sure the ribbon is threaded through the indentation in each ribbon guide arm. Feed the ribbon arms (1) in beside the guides (2), position the take-up knob (3) over the pin, then press the cartridge in firmly at either end. Always turn the ribbon knob clockwise: turning it counterclockwise (to the left) can cause the ribbon to jam. â· The mark on the gauge (1)--or the center of the diamond shaped hole (2)--represents the location of the center of the first character printed. Note The movement of the left tractor is limited to ensure that the paper covers the paper out sensor. Open both tractor covers and place the first three holes in the continuous forms paper over the pins. Make sure that an equal number of paper holes are engaged on each tractor. Close the tractor covers and fine tune the position of the right tractor until the holes in the paper are centered on the pins, then push back the right tractor lock lever. Position the continuous forms stack below the printer with no more than about 1 inch (3 cm) offset (1). Secure the cable in one of the channels (1) molded into the housing on either side at the back of the printer to keep it out of the way. [. . . ] Position the continuous forms stack below the printer with no more than about 1 inch (3 cm) offset (1). Secure the cable in one of the channels (1) molded into the housing on either side at the back of the printer to keep it out of the way. The forms move back into the printer, ready for printing the next document. [. . . ]