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XL400e/410e OPERATOR’S MANUAL

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-6 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual1.4 PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS SPECIFICATION XL400e XL410eDIMENSIONSWidth 19.6 in. (302 mm

Section 1: IntroductionXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 1-71.5 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIESAccessory DescriptionMemory Expansion Two slots for PCMCIA Memor

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Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-12INSTALLATIONThis section assists you in unpacking and installing the printer from the

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.1 UNPACKING AND PARTS IDENTIFICATIONWhen unpacking the printer, take note of the followi

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-32.2 SETTING UP THE PRINTERConsider the following when setting up the printer:• Locate a

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.3 PRINTER COMPONENTSRibbon unwindMEDIA SUPPLY SPINDLEMEDIA RETAINInG PLATEhead lock leve

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-52.3 PRINTER COMPONENTSDIP SWITCH AND POTENTIOMETER COVERFUSEPOWER SWITCHAC CONNECTORMED

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-6 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.4 THE OPERATOR PANELThe XL Operator Panel consists of three LED indicators and five key

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-72.5 TILTING THE OPERATION PANELThe panel can be used at two angles. The normal angle is

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SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-8 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.6 MEDIA TYPES SUPPORTEDTAG CUT LINESIDE NOTCHOUTSIDE EDGE OUTSIDE EDGESide-Hole Tag with

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-92.6 MEDIA TYPES SUPPORTEDX: = 3.75 mm minimumY: = 2.0 mm minimum, 3 mm maximumZ:

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-10 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.6 MEDIA TYPES SUPPORTED2.7 MEDIA SPECIFICATIONSMedia Type Minimum Size Maximum SizeCent

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-112.8 SENSOR POSITIONS

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-12 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.9 LOADING TAGS AND LABELSLift up the Cover and turn the printer ON.COVERRemove the Medi

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-132.9 LOADING TAGS AND LABELS (CONT’D)Lift up the print head by rotating the Head Releas

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-14 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.9 LOADING TAGS AND LABELS (CONT’D)Close the Media Hold-Down by pushing down on the gree

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-152.10 LOADING THE RIBBONTurn the power off and life up the Cover.POWER SWITCHCOVERHEAD

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-16 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.10 LOADING THE RIBBON (CONT’D)Place the ribbon on the Ribbon Unwind Shaft, making sure

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-172.10 LOADING THE RIBBON (CONT’D)Make sure the media is fed into the printer with the l

iTABLE OF CONTENTSOVERVIEW1.1 General Specifications...1-21.2 Charac

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-18 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.11 CUT SENSOR ADJUSTMENTThese adjustments are for R-Corner Tag (Side-Notch), Center-Hol

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-192.11 CUT SENSOR ADJUSTMENT (CONT’D)The scale used depends upon the type of media selec

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-20 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.11 CUT SENSOR ADJUSTMENT (CONT’D)After adjusting the Cutter Sensor, make sure you:• H

Section 2: InstallationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 2-212.12 TURNING THE PRINTER ON/OFFBefore Turning Power OffWhen removing power from the pr

SECTION 2: INSTALLATIONPage 2-22 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual2.12 TURNING THE PRINTER ON/OFF Replenishing the Tag SupplyWhen replenishing the tag/lab

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-13CONFIGURATIONThe configuration settings for the XL Series printers are set in two ways.

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.1 PRINTER DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATIONDIP Switch PanelsThree DIP switches (DSW1, DSW2 and D

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-33.1 PRINTER DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION (CONT’D)Stop Bit Selection (DSW1-4): Selects the num

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.1 PRINTER DIP SWITCH CONFIGURATION (CONT’D)Receive Buffer Selection (DSW2-5): Selects t

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-53.2 DEFAULT SETTINGSSwitch Selections - All switches are placed in the Off position (defa

iiTROUBLESHOOTING6.1 Initial Checklist...6-16.2 Using th

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-6 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.3 PRINTER ADJUSTMENTSThe LCD Panel on the XL400e and XL410e is used by the operator whe

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Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-8 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.4 USER MODEThe LCD Panel on the XL400e and XL410e is used by the operator when manually

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-93.4 USER MODE (CONT’D)Print Speed AdjustmentThere are three SPEED settings on the XL410 (

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-10 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual7. The underline cursor is now positioned under the least significant digit of the H o

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-113.5 SERVICE MODE A Service Mode is provided to make adjustments that require only occasi

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-12 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.5 SERVICE MODE (CONT’D)Sensor SetupThe XL Series printers determine the location of th

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-133.5 SERVICE MODE (CONT’D)3. Calculate the starting point voltage using the formula.4.

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-14 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.5 SERVICE MODE (CONT’D)4. Use the START/STOP key to step the counter to the desired

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-153.5 SERVICE MODE (CONT’D)8. Once the setting is correct, pressing the FEED key will a

Section 1: IntroductionXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 1-11OVERVIEWThank you for your investment in this SATO printer product.This Operator’s Manu

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-16 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.5 SERVICE MODE (CONT’D)1. Press the FEED key to enter the desired Service Mode.2.

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-173.6 USER TEST PRINTThis option allows you to print a Test Label. It is recommended that

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-18 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual3.7 SERVICE TEST PRINT (CONT’D)4. Pressing the FEED key will start the Small Service

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-193.8 POTENTIOMETER ADJUSTMENTSFour potentiometer adjustments are located on the Control p

Section 3: ConfigurationPage 3-20 XL400/410e Operator’s ManualCut PositionWhen the printer is in the Cut mode (cutter enabled), the Cut Offset is set

Section 3: ConfigurationXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 3-21DisplayThis potentiometer is used to adjust the contrast of the LCD display for optimum

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Section 4: Cleaning and MaintenanceXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 4-14CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE4.1 INTRODUCTIONThis section provides information on

Section 4: Cleaning and MaintenancePage 4-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual4.2.1 Print SpeedThe other method of controlling print quality is by controlli

Section 4: Cleaning and MaintenanceXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 4-34.3 CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN, ROLLERS AND SENSORSSupplies needed: SATO

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual1.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONSThe SATO XL400/410 “e” series printers of Thermal Transfer Pri

Section 4: Cleaning and MaintenancePage 4-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual4.3 CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN, ROLLERS AND SENSORS (CONT’D)10. Moisten

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-15INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS5.1 INTRODUCTIONThis section presents the interface s

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsPage 5-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual5.3 THE RECEIVE BUFFERThe XL printers have the ability to receive a data strea

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-35.3 THE RECEIVE BUFFER (CONT’D)The receiving buffer will not be able to receiv

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsPage 5-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual5.4 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE (CONT’D)Pin AssignmentsREADY/BUSY Flow ControlRead

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-55.4 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE (CONT’D)Cable RequirementsData StreamsOnce the flo

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsPage 5-6 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual5.4 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE (CONT’D)Cable RequirementsData StreamsThe data str

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-75.5 BIDIRECTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS (CONT’D)If a CAN (18 hexadecimal) command is

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-8Status Byte Definition, Bi-Com ProtocolASCII HEX DefinitionOFF-LINE030No Error

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-95.6 CENTRONICS PARALLEL INTERFACEElectrical SpecificationsPrinter Connector A

Section 1: IntroductionXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 1-31.1 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS (CONT’D)SPECIFICATION XL400e XL410eCONTROLS AND SIGNALSOn-Lin

Section 5: Interface SpecificationsXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 5-105.7 ACCESSORY (EXT) CONNECTORPin AssignmentsPin Direction Signal Description1

Section 6: TroubleshootingXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 6-16TROUBLESHOOTINGThis section has been devised to help you if you are unable to produc

Section 6: TroubleshootingPage 6-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual4. When you send the print job to the printer and it does not respond, and there i

Section 6: TroubleshootingXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 6-36.3 USING THE RS232C (SERIAL) INTERFACE1. Is the RS232C Serial cable connected secu

Section 6: TroubleshootingPage 6-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual6.4 ERROR SIGNALSLED LCD Message(1) Audible Beep Error Condition To Clear Error On

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 7-17OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES7.1 INTRODUCTIONThis section contains instructions for using

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesPage 7-2 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual7.3 PCMCIA MEMORY CARDSDescriptionThe Memory Card Option provides the connectors a

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 7-3Memory Error TableERROR DESCRIPTION INDICATION REMEDY Low Battery - Low battery

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesPage 7-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual7.4 STACKERThe Integrated Stacker option can stack up to 500 tags at the maximum p

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 7-5InstallationThe Stacker Option consists of four major components:• Stacker- The

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-4 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual1.2 CHARACTER FONTSSPECIFICATION XL400e XL410eMATRIX FONTSXU Font(5 dots W x 9 dots H) H

Section 7: Optional AccessoriesPage 7-6 XL400/410e Operator’s Manual7.4 STACKER (CONT’D)6. Turn the printer on and make sure the cutter is enabled

Section 1: IntroductionXL400/410e Operator’s Manual Page 1-51.3 BAR CODESSPECIFICATION XL400e XL410eSymbologiesBookland (UPC/EAN Supplemental)EAN-8,