JVC KENWOOD K2T001 Card Printer w/Built-in RFID Tag User Manual CX 120U cover p65

JVC KENWOOD Corporation Card Printer w/Built-in RFID Tag CX 120U cover p65

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KAT- TStartup GuideDirect Dye Sublimation PrinterCX-120ModelSee pages 5 to 8s Notes for Safe Operations Before UsingSee pages 10 to 17s Setting Up the PrinterSee pages 19 to 21See page 23See pages 11 to 13See pages 14 to 16See pages 24 to 27See pages 28 to 35Read Me First Changing of InkSetups Installation of USB drivers Installation of status monitorSetting / Replacement of CardInstallation of SoftwareMaintenanceHow to Read the Electronic Instruction ManualTroubleshootingSetup and Basic Usage of the Printer䢇Thank for purchasing this product.䢇Please read this manual carefully before use to ensure correct operation.It is particularly important to read the Notes for safe operation. After reading,retain this manual carefully for future reference.䢇The product number is important for quality control. Upon purchase, check the backof the unit to make sure that the product number is correctly displayed.Notes about this manual(1) This manual may not be reprinted in any way without permission.(2) The contents of this manual, as well as the specifications and design of this product,may change without notice.(3) The illustrations used in this manual may differ slightly from the actual product.
2Declaration of ConformityModel Number: CX-120yyyyy(y=A-Z,0-9 or blank)Product name: Card PrinterWe herewith declare that the above mentioned product complies with the following councildirectives and harmonized standards.Council Directives: 1999/5/EC relating to radio equipment and telecommunications terminalequipment.89/336/EEC relating to electromagnetic compatibility.73/23/EEC relating to electrical equipment designed for use withincertain voltage limits.Harmonized Standards: EN55022:1998+A1:2000 +A2:2003 Class BEN55024:1998+A1:2001+A2:2003EN61000-3-2:2000EN61000-3-3:1995+A1:2001EN60950-1:2001EN50364:2001EN300330-2:V1.1.1EN301 489-03:V1.4.1Manufacture:Victor Data Systems Co., Ltd.2969-2, Ishikawa-cho, Hachioji-shi, Tokyo, 192-8620, JapanImporter and distributer:Year to begin affixing CE Marking: 2005Hachioji-shi, March. , 2005Place, Date Tateki Hisanaga General Manager-Quality ControlVictor Data Systems Co., Ltd.
3For USA onlyFor Canada onlyMachine NoiseSound power level: less than 70 dB (A) according to DIN45635 part 19 (EN27779).The measurements are to be made according to DIN 45635 part 2019 or EN27779, respectively.Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, includinginterference that may cause undesired operation of the device.For EU onlyNOTE: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance couldvoid the user’s authority to operate the equipment.NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursu-ant to part 15 the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harm-ful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio fre-quency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmfulinterference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur ina particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television recep-tion, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try tocorrect the interference by one or more of the following measures:–Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.– Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.–Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-nected.–Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
4ContentsNotes for safe operation ............................. 5Before use .................................................... 7Printer Characteristics ........................................... 7Checking Accessories ........................................... 7Content of Attached CD-ROM ............................... 7Protection of Color Printing Unit ............................ 7Handling the Ink Ribbon and Card ........................ 7Cautions for Handling ........................................ 7Storage Method ................................................. 7Storage and Handling of Card After Printing...... 8Purchase of Ink Ribbon and Card ...................... 8After Maintenance ................................................. 8 Part Names ................................................. 9(Front / Right) ..................................................... 9(Rear / Left) ........................................................ 9(When Printer Door is Open) ............................. 9Setup .......................................................... 10 Location for Installation ....................................... 10 Setting Up the Printer ......................................... 10Connecting the Laminating Unit ....................... 10Connecting the Power Cord ............................. 11Connecting Multiple Printers ............................ 11Mounting the Card Stacker .............................. 12Ejection of Card ............................................... 12Setting the Ink Ribbon...................................... 12Setting the Card ............................................... 14When Using a Magnetic Card .......................... 15When Using a Contact-type IC Card................ 15Replacement of Card ....................................... 16Adjusting Card Thickness ................................ 16Preparing and Connecting the USB Cable .......... 17Installation of Software..................................... 18 Connecting to the Host Computer................... 18About software ................................................. 18Operation Environment .................................... 18Installation of USB Driver - WindowsXP .............. 19Installation of USB Driver - Windows2000 ........... 20Installation of Status Monitor ............................... 21Checking Connection with the HostComputer .............................................. 22How to read the electronic manual .................. 23Content of the Instruction Manual (electronicmanual) ............................................................ 23Maintenance .............................................. 24Cleaning the Cleaning Roller ............................... 24Cleaning the Thermal Head................................. 25Cleaning the Fan Filter ........................................ 25Cleaning the Card Transport Roller ..................... 26Cleaning the Magnetic Head ............................... 27Troubleshooting (Simplified Version) ...... 28Cause and Action for Error Code ........................ 28Removing Jammed Card ..................................... 29Feed Jam ......................................................... 29When there are frequent feed jams ................. 29Jam inside the printer....................................... 29A. When card is at the right (near inverter) ...... 30B. When card is at the left (near printing unit) .. 31C. When card can barely be seen fromthe encoding unit.............................................. 31Jam Inside Laminator....................................... 31Procedures for Changing Thermal Head ............. 32Consumable/Optional Items..................... 36
5(to the next page)Notes for safe operationBefore you useRead these notes on safety thoroughly before operating your printer in order to use the unit properly. Once youstart using the unit, this manual should be put aside the unit, or at a convenient place where you can look up themanual any time as you need.WARNING WARNING CAUTION䢇If you ignore the warning with this mark, and handlethe unit in a wrong way, death or serious injuries mayoccur.䢇If you ignore the caution with this mark, and handlethe unit in a wrong way, injuries or damages toproperties may occur.䡵If the abnormal phenomena as listed below areseen, immediately stop operating the unit.Continuing operation may cause a fire or electricshock.•Smoke or odd smell comes out from the machine.•Water or metal went into the machine.•The unit fell to the floor, or the cabinet was broken.•The power cable is damaged (exposed lead, broken cable,etc.)If you see these phenomena, turn off the power, pull out thepower plug, and contact your dealer as soon as possible. Donot try to repair it by yourself. It is dangerous.䡵Do not remove the screws, or disassemble oralter the machine.•High-voltage components are contained in the unit.Touching these areas may result in an electric shock.•Ask your dealer if you want your printer inspected orrepaired.• Do not remove the external covers of the machine. You mayget an electric shock.䡵Do not work on the power cable, or giveexcessive force on it. Do not put heavy objectssuch as furniture on the cable.•The cable may be damaged, causing a fire or electricshock.•When you find a defect on the power cable, such asexposed lead, stop using the unit, and consult your dealer.䡵Do not use the machine with the power pluginserted incompletely.•The machine generates heat due to incomplete contact,causing a fire or electric shock.•Do not put many cords on a single plug socket. The powercords also heats up.䡵Do not use the machine with dusts piled on thepower plug. Do not put a metallic materialadjacent to the power plug.•Dusts and metal are conductive, causing a fire or electricshock.•Pull out the power plug from the outlet every six months,and clean the dusts piled on the legs and body of the plug.䡵Do not use a line voltage other than instructed.•Using a line voltage or power supply which is not specifiedmay cause a fire or electric shock.䡵Do not put foreign materials from the openings ofthe machine (e.g., vents, card slots, cassette inlet,etc.)• Metals, flammable things, and other foreign materials maycause a fire or electric shock if entering into the machine.•If these things went into the machine, immediately turn offthe power, pull out the power plug, and ask your dealer torepair. Do not try to repair it by yourself. It is dangerous.䡵Do not put a container with liquid in it, or smallmetal ornaments and the like on the machine.•The liquid or metal entering into the machine acts as aconductor, causing a fire or electric shock.•If liquid or metal went into the machine, immediately turn offthe power, pull out the power plug, and ask your dealer torepair. Do not try to repair it by yourself. It is dangerous.䡵Do not place the machine on a rickety table orslanting places.•The machine may fall out of the table or fall over, which maydamage the machine or injure you.•If the machine is damaged by falling or turnover,immediately turn off the power, pull out the power plug, andask your dealer to repair. Do not try to repair it by yourself. Itis dangerous.䡵Do not wet the machine with water.• Using the machine at a place where water splashes on themachine, or wetting the machine with water (applying,throwing, or spilling water over the machine) may cause afire or electric shock.•If water entered into the machine, immediately turn off thepower, pull out the power plug, and ask your dealer torepair. Do not try to repair it by yourself. It is dangerous.䡵Do not touch the machine with wet hands.•Touching the machine with wet hands may cause anelectric shock.䡵Do not touch the power plug during electricalstorms.•Lightning may cause an electric shock.
6Notes for safe operation (continued)䡵Pull out the power plug before cleaning themachine.•This is for preventing electric shocks.䡵Pull out the power plug when you won’t use themachine for a prolonged period of time to assuresafety.•Remove the power plug from the outlet for safety when youwon’t use the machine for a long time.䡵Do not move the machine with the power cableand other electric cables connected.•The cables may be damaged while being moved, whichmay cause a fire or electric shock.•You may stumble over the cable and get injured.䡵Do not move the machine with objects placed onit.•They may fall on you and hurt you.䡵Do not put heavy objects on the machine.•They may fall on you and hurt you.䡵Do not block the vents.•Heat generated inside the machine cannot escape, whichmay cause a fire.䡵Inspection•Ask you dealer or a qualified person to inspect the machine,typically once every two to three years. Operating themachine with dusts piling on the components for aprolonged period of time may cause a fire or a malfunctionof the machine. It will be particularly effective to inspect themachine before wet rainy season. Consult your dealer onthe costs of inspection.䡵Do not put the machine at a place where it will bewet with steam (e.g., from a humidifier), or at aexcessively humid or dusty place.•The oil, water and dusts act as conductors, which maycause a fire or electric shock.CAUTION䡵Ground the machine with the attached electriccord when connecting it to the utility outlet.•Using a cord other than the one supplied for grounding maycause an electric shock when the machine fails.䡵Do not put your head or yourself into thepackaging bag.•Do not play with the packaging bag. You may suffocateyourself.•Give close attention to small children who may want to playwith the packaging bag.䡵Do not use the machine while it has a fault.• Do not use the machine while it has a fault, as this maycause a fire or electric shock.•Immediately turn off the power, pull out the power plug, andask your dealer to repair. Do not try to repair it by yourself. Itis dangerous.䡵Do not put the machine at a place where itbecomes excessively hot.•The surface and internal components may deteriorate. Alsothere is a danger of a fire. Special care should be taken forexposure to direct sunlight or a heater adjacent to themachine.䡵Hold the body of the power plug when pulling itout.•Do not pull out the plug by holding the cable. The cablemay be broken or damaged which may in turn cause a fireor electric shock.䡵Do not touch the power plug with a wet hand•You may get an electric shock.䡵Do not lay the power cable near the heatingequipment.•The covering of the cable will melt due to heat from suchequipment, which may cause a fire or electric shock.䡵Be careful of jamming your hand or fingers in thecard cassette or printer door.•Replace the ink ribbon or remove jammed cards with carenot to jam your hand or fingers in the mechanism, whichmay cause an injury.䡵Do not use a power cable other than the specifiedcable for connection.• If you use an unspecified power cable for connection orextension, heat may accumulate in the cable, causing a fire.
7(to the next page)Before usePrinter Characteristics䢇This card printer prints high quality full-color imagesequivalent to photographs using dye sublimationprinting on standard-size (ISO7810 compliant) PVCcards.䢇Printing can be done on both sides of the card.䢇Able to print maximum of 180 cards per hour. (ForStandard mode and single-sided printing)䢇Able to add on laminating function by connecting toan optional CL-500 unit (sole separately).Checking AccessoriesCheck the accessories that come with this printer whenunpacking.䢇Startup Guide (this book) x 1*Besides this book, Instruction Manual (electronicinstruction manual) is available on the attached CD-ROM.䢇Attached CD-ROM ........................................ x 1䢇Power Cord ..................................................... x 1*The supplied power cord, instruction manual andattached CD-ROM vary depending on the shipmentdestination and product model.䢇Cleaning Card (for card transport roller) · · · · x 1䢇Card Stacker · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · x 1䢇Ink Ribbon Cassette · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · x 1䢇Card Cassette · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · x 1䢇Cleaning Roller · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · x 1Content of Attached CD-ROM䢇Startup Guide (this book)䢇Instruction Manual (Electronic)䢇Printer Driver䢇Status Monitor (Printer Setting Tool)Protection of Color Printing UnitBe sure to carry out protective layer (OP) printing orlaminating in order to protect the unit of this printer thatperforms color (YMC ink) printing.Handling the Ink Ribbon and CardCautions for HandlingPay attention to the following when handling the ink ribbonand card.•Use of distorted or damaged card will result in cardtransport error.•Touching the ink ribbon or printed surface of the carddirectly with your hand will result in uneven printdensity.•Attachment of foreign objects to the printed surfacemay result in missing prints.Change or replenish your ink ribbon and card in aclean environment.•Electrostatic discharge on the ink ribbon and cardmay result in errors. Refrain from activities that willgenerate static electricity, such as rubbing the cards.•When replacing or replenishing old ink ribbons orcards with a new one that is stored under a lowtemperature, leave it for more than one hour in theambient temperature where the printer is used. Usingit directly will result in condensation, causing printingerror and breakdown.Storage MethodThe storage conditions of ink ribbon and card can greatlyinfluence the print quality. Choose the following type ofplaces for storage.Storage environmentTemperature: 5 °C to 25 °CRelative humidity: 40 % to 60 %Storage PlaceAvoid storing at the following places as it may result inprint media degradation.•Locations with direct sunlight•Locations with high temperature and humidity•Locations near organic solvent and diazo copyingmachineStorage periodUse within one year
8Before use (continued)Storage and Handling of Card After PrintingAvoid storing at locations with direct sunlight, hightemperature and humidity.Contact with the following chemicals and stationery mayalso result in discoloration or fading of the card.•Organic solvents such as alcohol, film cleaner anddiazo copier.•Soft PVC file, document case, pass holder, eraser,etc.•Hairdressing products, cosmetics, etc.Purchase of Ink Ribbon and CardConsult your dealer for any queries regarding the inkribbon and card.Make sure to use parts as specified below.Ink RibbonUse only ink ribbons specific to this printer.Refer to the page 36 on “Optional Items” in this manualfor the product names.We do not bear any responsibility forproblems occurred as a result of using ink ribbons otherthan the types specified.Card SpecificationsJIS X 6301 (dimension) : Compatible itemJIS X 6302 (magnetic stripe) : Compatible itemJIS X 6303 (IC card) : Compatible itemDepending on the material, some cards may not besuitable for printing.The use of contact IC cards other than the type specifiedmay result in breakdown of the thermal head.Consult your dealer beforehand on the material and otherspecifications of card to be used.After MaintenanceEnsure that all parts are properly put back in place afterchecking and cleaning.If the parts are not put back properly, problems such asunable to turn on power or malfunction may occur.CAUTION
9(When Printer Door is Open)(Front / Right)(Rear / Left)Printer DoorControl PanelCard Cassette (Accessory)Rejected Card ExitPower SwitchHead Exchange DoorCard Stacker (Accessory)Laminator Connection TerminalPower Input TerminalUSB Cable Connection TerminalInk Ribbon Cassette (Accessory)Cleaning Roller (Accessory) Part Names
10 Setting Up the PrinterConnecting the Laminating UnitAn optional Laminating Unit is available for thisprinter. A special connection cable is required toconnect this unit. Consult your dealer for more details.Setup Location for InstallationTThe performance of card printers is greatly influencedby the environment of the installation location.Do not install at the following locations.•Dusty LocationThe cleanliness level of location where the printeris used should be compliant with ISO14611-1 Class8. Different from the common type of paper printers,dusty locations will result in uneven print densityand breakdown of the dusty thermal head. Switchoff the printer’s power when no card is beingprinted. Fine dust will be collected inside the printerafter leaving the power on for a long time, resultingin uneven or dirty print.• Locations with strong vibrations and shock•Locations exposed to direct sunlight•Locations where there is possibility of foreignobjects such as metal pieces entering the printer•Locations against the wall with poor ventilation•Unstable and inclined locations•Locations which easily give rise to staticelectricity such as carpeted rooms•Locations which easily give rise to condensationinside the printer such as places near the cooler,humidifier or stoveTemperature and humidity of room where printer isinstalled should be as follows.Temperature : 15 °C to 30°CHumidity : 35 % to 70 %There are ventilation holes for cooling at the back of theprinter. Place back more than 10 cm away from thesurrounding wall. Do not place any object above theprinter.CAUTIONUsing the printer in an environmentbeyond the above range may cause printing problemsdue to decrease in print density at low temperature anddistorted card and creased ribbon at high temperature.CAUTIONIf the mounting is uneven, the cardwill not be transported smoothly. Be sure that the unitsfit in properly. Always install the unit at a horizontaland hard surface.1.Set up the unit coupler plate which comes withthe laminating unit (optional).2.Insert the printer and laminating unit into thehole.ElectricshockWARNING䢇Install and uninstall the laminating unit onlyafter switching off the power of the printeras well as other devices that are connectedto it and pulling out the plug from the poweroutlet. Failure to do so may result in dangerof electric shock!䢇Use the dedicated unit and cable wheninstalling the laminating unit. Failure to doso may result in breakdown or electric shockand fire.Front
11(to the next page)3.Connecting a cable (sold separately) betweenunitsInsert the cable into the “LAMINATOR” external connectionterminal at the printer and the “PRINTER” externalconnection terminal at the laminating unit, followed byfastening the cable with the screws provided.Connecting the Power CordConnect the power cord supplied to the power inputterminal of the printer.Use AVR (stabilized power supply) when there ispossibility of voltage variation. Use of permanent powersupply instead of AVR is recommended when there ispossibility of momentary power interruption.AVR : Automatic Voltage RegulatorConnecting Multiple PrintersWhen connecting a host computer to multiple printers,set different ID Numbers from 1 to 7 for each printer.Setting can be done at the printer’s control panel.ID number is not necessary when only 1 printer isbeing connected.1.Set printer to ID Setting ModeSwitch on the power while pressing the CLEAN buttonon the control panel. READY LED and ERROR LED willbe lighted.Press the RESET button on the control panel. The greenREADY LED light will start to blink. 3 red lights (ERROR,CARD and INK) will also be blinking and the current IDnumber will appear.LED Status and ID Numbers2.Set ID Number1 new ID number will appear every time the RESET buttonon control panel is pressed. Press the CLEAN button tosave the setting when the ID that you wish to set appears.The green READY LED will change from blinking to litwhen it is saved. To change again, press the RESETbutton to return to the setting mode.3.Switch off the powerLAMINATORPRINTERConnect the power cord of the laminating unit in thesame way when connecting the laminating unit.CAUTIONIn order to connect to multipleprinters, setting will be required for the printer driver inuse as well as for the card issuance software. Do so byreferring to the respective manuals.CAUTIONAlways use a dedicated powersupply with earth terminal for the power outlet.ID No.ERRORCARDINK1 2 3 4 5 6 7Light on Light off
12Setup (continued)Mounting the Card StackerPull the tab of the stacker at the stacker mount.Setting the Ink RibbonThe stacker can hold about 100 cards that are 0.76mmin thickness.1.Place your fingers on top of the door and opentowards you.Open slowly while supporting with your hands.2.Remove the ink ribbon cassetteUnlock by lifting the lock lever with fingers.When ink ribbon is installed, pull out the cassette by about3cm and turn the knob on the cassette in the directionindicated by the arrow to tighten the ribbon sag.Remove the cassette while supporting it with both hands.Stand the cassette on a flat and firm surface. Removeany used ink ribbon.CAUTIONDo not touch the inked surface withyour hands.CAUTIONDo not install the ink ribbon on topof the door. Do not rest your elbow or place heavyobjects on top. Doing so may damage the door.21UnlockWhen connecting the laminating unit, pull the tab of theunit stacker at the stacker mount of the laminating unit.Ejection of CardA properly printed card will be ejected from the cardstacker.Cards that remain inside the printer at the time whenpower is turned on or when printer is initialized, as wellas cards with writing error on the magnetic stripe willbe ejected through the Rejected Card Exit on the rightside of the printer.
13(to the next page)Inserting cassette by force when theguide shaft is not properly placed in the guide rail maydamage the device.CAUTIONWhen the ink ribbon is installed, becareful not to drop it into the inner section when pullingout the cassette.CAUTIONWhen removing the cassette forcleaning, always stand it as shown in the photo below.Allowing the inked surface to touch the ground will dirtythe ink ribbon and cause it to malfunction.CAUTIONIf the ribbon sags, it will result injammed ink ribbon and uneven color caused by wrinkleswhen the cassette is inserted.CAUTION4.Remove ink ribbon sagsTurn the coiling bobbin in the direction of the arrow toremove any ink ribbon sag.5. Insert cassette along the guide railWhile making sure that the ink ribbon does not sag, insertthe cassette all the way in along the guide rail and pushdown the lever to lock the cassette.3.Insert ink ribbon into the cassetteWith the inked surface facing the outside (inner side rolledinto the bobbin holder), stretch along the 3 shafts andinsert all the way into the bobbin holder.Remove ribbon sagsRemove cassetteEnsue to fit the cassette shaftfirmly into the guide rail.
14Setup (continued)CAUTIONTo prevent damage, the door is madein such a way that it cannot be closed properly whenthe ink ribbon cassette is not locked or when thecassette is not inserted. Closing the door by force insuch a case may damage the device.CAUTIONWhen the INK LED is blinking, checkif the ink ribbon in the cassette is correctly installed.INK LED will start to blink if the printer is unable torecognize the ink ribbon correctly. In such a case,printing is still possible by pressing the RESET buttonon the control panel for 1 second or longer to initializethe ink ribbon. However, printing may not be carriedout properly as the ink data may not recognizedcorrectly. Consult your dealer if printing cannot be doneproperly even after initializing the ink ribbon.7.CheckingWhen ink is changed with power on, the printer willautomatically initialize once the printer door is closed. Ifprinter power is off, it will start to initialize once it isswitched on.Check that initialization is carried out properly and theREADY LED is illuminated on the printer control panel.CAUTIONStains such as fingerprints on theprinted surface will result in printing error. Use lint-freegloves when handling the card.CAUTIONCover cannot be closed properly ifthe cards are not properly aligned. Check to ensure thatthey are properly aligned.2.Insert cardCard cassette can hold about 100 cards of 0.76mm inthickness.1.Removing card cassette coverUnlock by moving the slider on the top of the cardcassette to OPEN. Lift the cover.Setting the CardGet ready the dedicated card from your dealer.CAUTIONCover cannot be closed if too manycards are inserted. Check to ensure that they are keptbelow the MAX line.CAUTIONWhen using a new card from the box,the cards may stick together due to static electricity. Insuch a case, separate the cards piece by piece beforesetting them. Alternatively, operate while holding theedge of the card.MAX lineProperlyaligned6.Close printer door.Shut the printer door tightly by pressing on the top rightsection of the door indicated by the word “PUSH”.
15(to the next page)CAUTIONFeeding without closing the coverwill result in jammed cards. Always feed with the coverclosed.3.Covering the card cassette coverMount from the top, following the cassette guide.CAUTIONIt will be difficult to close the coverif the cards are not properly aligned. Closing the coverby force in such a case may damage the device.MemoWhen using cards with printed designs, refer to theinstruction manual of the host computer’s operationalsoftware on procedures to insert the card.CAUTIONWe do not guarantee printing ontomagnetic stripes.Do not print on the magnetic stripe as it will cause failurein reading and writing the magnetic data.CAUTIONWhen using a card with bothmagnetic stripe and contact-type IC, insert card by usingthe IC side as the reference side.Set IC terminal to printer’s inner bottom or inner top.When Using a Contact-type IC CardWhen using a contact-type IC card, set to any of thefollowing according to the layout.ISO MG or IC Only Optional ModelJIS MG Optional ModelSet IC terminal to printer’s front bottom or front top.Set with magnetic stripe on the top right or bottomleft.When Using a Magnetic CardWhen using a magnetic stripe card, set to any of thefollowing according to the layout.

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