TIT ENG NUVIA ID CARD PRINTER User Manual

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PRO
Contents
29
Install Program
System Requirements
Safety Precautions
06
Getting Started
09
① Supported Operating System
29
② Recommended Specifications
29
Install Software
29
Product Overview
09
① Install Software Using Local Port (USB)
29
In the Box
09
② Install Software for Network Printer
31
③ Configure Networking Settings
36
N a m e s o f Pa r t s
10
1)Network Configuration Window
36
2) DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)?
37
12
3)Network Settings - Automatic (DHCP supported)
37
N20 (Auto Feeding, Double-sided Printing)
14
4)Network Settings - Manual
40
N30 (Auto Feeding, Double-sided Printing)
16
N10 (Manual Feeding, Single-sided Printing)
10
N20 (Auto Feeding, Single-sided Printing)
Load cleaning Roller & Ribbon
18
Load Cleaning Roller
18
Load Ribbon
19
Load Cards
20
Place Cards in the Input Hopper
20
Place Cards after Removing the Input Hopper
21
Magnetic Cards
23
Input Hopper & Ribbon Lock
24
Input Hopper Lock
24
Ribbon Lock
24
Print Single Card
25
Install/Remove Output Stacker
26
④ Install Software from the List of Connected Devices
43
Uninstall Program
45
Print Cards
45
Set as Default Printer
45
Change Printer Port (Using the Printer Driver)
46
Select Input Hopper in the Printer Settings
48
Select Input Hopper 1/2 from External Program
(Windows Preview)
50
Print Using Application Programs & Configure Driver Settings
51
Print Using Application Programs
51
Configure Printer Default Settings in Application Programs
51
① Layout
52
② Output
53
③ Output-Option
54
26
④ Image
55
Use the Spring Load to Remove a Small Quantity of Cards
27
⑤ Magnetic
56
Remove the Output Stacker and the Cards
27
⑥ Control
57
⑦ About
58
Open the Output Stacker Cover and Remove the Cards
Connect Power & Communication Cables
02
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Check IP Address & Print Test Card
58
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Check IP Address
Print Self-Test Card
58
60
① If Connected to a PC
60
② If Not Connected to a PC: User Mode
61
Maintenance Instructions
Supported Cards
63
63
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76
76
Ribbon Specifications
Color Ribbons
76
Monochrome Ribbons
76
77
Printer Specifications
① Size
63
② Thickness
63
Product Features
77
63
Standard Specifications
77
③ Acceptable Cards
④ Unacceptable Cards: Clean the Printer
63
Clean the Printer
63
Clean the Exterior
63
Clean Inside the Printer Using Cleaning Kit
① Cleaning Kit & Use
② Clean the Printer Using CR80 Cleaning Card / T Cleaning Card
64
64
64
1) Check the Proper Use of CR80Cleaning Card/T Cleaning Card
64
2) Not Connected to a PC: User Mode
65
3) Connected to a PC
68
③ Clean the Printer Using Alcohol Swab and Cleaning Pen
1) Clean the Inside of the Printer Using Alcohol Swab
2) Clean the Printer's TPH Using Cleaning Pen and Alcohol Swab
Clean the Cleaning Roller
Troubleshooting
Errors
① TPH
1) Replace the TPH
② Card Feeding
1) Remove Jammed Card
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71
71
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② Printing Function
77
③ Resolution
77
④ Printing Speed
77
1) Color Printing
77
2) Monochrome Printing
77
⑤ Card Capacity
78
Optional Accessories
78
Printer Specifications
78
① Dimensions (Width x Length x Height) & Weight
78
1) N10 (Manual Feed)
78
2) N20/N30 (Auto Feed)
78
② Power Adapter
78
③ Font
78
④ Memory
79
⑤ Interface
79
⑥ PC Specifications
79
⑦ Software
79
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73
74
④ Card
74
74
Warning
75
① Card
75
② Ribbon
75
③ SAM
75
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① Printing Type
72
③ Ribbon
⑤ Miscellaneous
04
④ Miscellaneous
Additional Errors
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Safety Precautions
-Warning
These warnings must always be followed; otherwise, serious injury
may result.
Before using this product, please make sure that you have read the safety precautions
described below. The safety precautions noted on this page are categorized as Warning,
Caution, Attention,and Note. We are not responsible for any injuries or damage when
the product is not used in compliance with these precautions.
Power
- Do not use a damaged plug or loose outlet.
- Do not pull the cable to unplug or touch the plug with wet hands.
- Do not bend the cable by force or place any heavy objects on it.
Warning
- Keep it unplugged if not in use for an extended period of time or in
case of lightning or thunder.
These warnings must always be followed; otherwise, this may result
in serious injury or damage.
Caution
Installation
/ Storage
- Do not install the printer in a place where it may be subjected to
moisture, dust, or splashes of water (rain).
- Keep the printer away from heat sources, as well as lit candles and
Not following this caution can cause service interruption or product
cigarettes.
damage.
- Unplug the printer when moving it.
(If the printer is moved while plugged, the cable may be damaged
and cause electric shock.)
Important
Use this information to check and inspect for the proper operation of
the product.
Cleaning
- Keep the power plug clean, away from dust and water.
- Unplug when cleaning, and do not spray water or use benzene or
thinner.
Note
This is a note that provides more details or information that is
useful for users.
Misc.
- Do not place metal objects, drugs, or anything with water on it.
- If you observe strange smoke, odor, or noise from the printer, unplug it
immediately and contact your dealer.
- Use only the specified adapter.
※ Do not use adapters from other devices, e.g. laptop, monitor, game
console.
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-Caution
Not following this caution can cause service interruption or product
damage.
Getting Started
-Product Overview
Thank you for purchasing the NUVIA series-N10, N20, N30.
Installation/
Storage
- Do not install the printer on an unstable surface.
- Do not place the printer under direct sunlight as it may cause a
malfunction.
This printer is designed to print cards quickly and easily according to your specifications.
It supports IC and RF cards (optional feature) as well as magnetic cards and can print
high quality color images on the surface of the card using the dye-sublimation method.
In addition, the user can edit and print various types of barcodes, magnetic cards, and
Misc.
- Do not remove any cover or protective device that is attached with
photos using Excel.
screws.
This printer is suitable for printing membership cards, rewards cards, employee ID
- Do not operate the printer while your hand is placed inside.
cards, and access cards as it prints directly to PVC cards for faster and more efficient
- Clean and maintain the printer according to the user instructions.
printing.
- Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the printer arbitrarily.
-In the Box
N10
(Single Card Printing)
OPTION
OPTION
Output Stacker
(for N20 and N30
Input Hopper Lock
(for N20 and N30 only)
Input Hopper
(for N20 and N30 only)
USB Cable
Power Cable
Power Adaptor
Cleaning Roller
Installation CD
User Manual
Important
N20 /N30
(Multiple Card Printing)
Please make sure that all the components and accessories are included in
the box. If there are missing or damaged items, then please contact your
dealer for assistance.
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Names of Parts
-N10 (Manual Feeding, Single-sided Printing)
Name
LCD Display
OPTION
10
Description
Name
Displays the printer’s operation status on the LCD screen.
Ethernet Port
Used to connect to a network using a LAN cable.
Description
USB Port
Used to connect to a PC using a USB cable.
USB Socket
Used to insert USB memory media or to connect to a PC.
Single Card Slot
Used to insert or release a single card.
Power Supply Port
Connects to the power supply.
Left Side Cover
Open to place optional accessories or fix errors.
OPTION
Top Cover Lock Key
Locks/unlocks the Top Cover.
USB Socket
Used to insert USB memory media or to connect to a PC.
OPTION
External RF
Recognizes an RF card.
Top Cover Button
Opens the Top Cover.
OPTION
Printer Lock
Use this to mount a security lock.
Top Cover
Open to replace the cleaning roller.
Side Cover Open Button
Press to open the Side Cover.
Right Side Cover
Open to replace the main board or fix errors.
Power Switch
Turns on/off the printer.
Eject Button
Releases the card inside the printer.
Ribbon Set Button
Replace or reposition the ribbon.
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-N20 (Auto Feeding, Single-sided Printing)
Name
LCD Display
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Description
Name
Displays the printer’s operation status on the LCD screen.
Ethernet Port
Used to connect to a network using a LAN cable.
Description
USB Port
Used to connect to a PC using a USB cable.
USB Socket
Used to insert USB memory media or to connect to a PC.
Single Card Slot
Used to insert or release a single card.
Power Supply Port
Connects to the power supply.
Left Side Cover
Open to place optional accessories or fix errors.
OPTION
Top Cover Lock Key
Locks/unlocks the Top Cover.
Output Stacker
Stores printed cards (max. 60 cards).
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock
Locks the Input Hopper for security.
Top Cover Button
Opens the Top Cover.
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock Key
Used to lock/unlock the Input Hopper.
Top Cover
Open to replace the cleaning roller.
OPTION
Printer Lock
Use this to mount a security lock.
Right Side Cover
Open to replace the main board or fix errors.
OPTION
External RF
Recognizes an RF card.
Power Switch
Turns on/off the printer.
Eject Button
Releases the card inside the printer.
Lock Connector Link
Ribbon Set Button
Replace or reposition the ribbon.
Side Cover Open Button Press to open the Side Cover.
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Input Hopper (Standard) Stores cards to print (max. 100 cards).
Used to connect the Back Cover to the Input Hopper Lock.
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-N20 (Auto Feeding, Double-sided Printing)
Name
LCD Display
Description
Name
Displays the printer’s operation status on the LCD screen.
Ethernet Port
Used to connect to a network using a LAN cable.
Description
USB Port
Used to connect to a PC using a USB cable.
USB Socket
Used to insert USB memory media or to connect to a PC.
Single Card Slot
Used to insert or release a single card.
Power Supply Port
Connects to the power supply.
Left Side Cover
Open to place optional accessories or fix errors.
OPTION
Top Cover Lock Key
Locks/unlocks the Top Cover.
Output Stacker
Stores printed cards (max. 60 cards).
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock
Locks the Input Hopper for security.
Top Cover Button
Opens the Top Cover.
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock Key
Used to lock/unlock the Input Hopper.
Top Cover
Open to replace the cleaning roller.
OPTION
Printer Lock
Use this to mount a security lock.
Right Side Cover
Open to replace the main board or fix errors.
OPTION
External RF
Recognizes an RF card.
Power Switch
Turns on/off the printer.
Eject Button
Releases the card inside the printer.
Ribbon Set Button
Replace or reposition the ribbon.
Input Hopper (Standard) Stores cards to print (max. 100 cards).
OPTION
Input Hopper (Optional) Stores additional cards (Standard+Optional: max. 200 cards)
Lock Connector Link
Used to connect the back cover to the Input Hopper Lock.
Side Cover Open Button Press to open the Side Cover.
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-N30 (Auto Feeding, Double-sided Printing)
Name
LCD Display
Description
Name
Displays the printer’s operation status on the LCD screen.
Ethernet Port
Used to connect to a network using a LAN cable.
Description
USB Port
Used to connect to a PC using a USB cable.
USB Socket
Used to insert USB memory media or to connect to a PC.
Single Card Slot
Used to insert or release a single card.
Power Supply Port
Connects to the power supply.
Left Side Cover
Open to place optional accessories or fix errors.
OPTION
Top Cover Lock Key
Locks/unlocks the Top Cover.
Output Stacker
Stores printed cards (max. 60 cards).
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock
Locks the Input Hopper for security.
Top Cover Button
Opens the Top Cover.
OPTION
Input Hopper Lock Key
Used to lock/unlock the Input Hopper.
Top Cover
Open to replace the cleaning roller.
OPTION
Printer Lock
Use this to mount a security lock.
Right Side Cover
Open to replace the main board or fix errors.
OPTION
External RF
Recognizes an RF card.
Power Switch
Turns on/off the printer.
Eject Button
Releases the card inside the printer.
Ribbon Set Button
Replace or reposition the ribbon.
Input Hopper(Standard) Stores cards to print (max. 100 cards).
OPTION
Input Hopper(Optional) Stores additional cards (Standard+Optional: max. 200 cards)
Lock Connector Link
Used to connect the back cover to the Input Hopper Lock.
Side Cover Open Button Press to open the Side Cover.
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Load cleaning Roller & Ribbon
-Load Ribbon
Ribbon RFID Tag
-Load Cleaning Roller
1. Press the “Open” button and lift the Top Cover all the way as shown in
the picture.
Caution
- Do not close the cover by force when
the ribbon is not placed properly as this
may cause damage.
- If the Top Cover is not closed, the printer
may not print properly (make sure it is closed
completely).
- Make sure that the Ribbon RFID Tag is
positioned correctly.
1. Make sure that the ribbon is positioned correctly for loading and rolling.
2. Place the cleaning roller into the “U-shaped holder” and push it down.
2. Close the cover and press the “Ribbon
Set” button to complete the process.
Caution
- Wash the cleaning roller using running
water every 7 days if the printer is used
frequently or when replacing the ribbon.
- If the cleaning roller is not cleaned properly,
then the card may be printed with stains. This
may also cause serious damage to parts (e.g.
print head).
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