Cognitive Solutions 5713678 Scanner User Manual


 
Chapter 4: Using the Printer24
A798 Thermal Receipt Printer: User Guide A798-UG00001 Rev. A 10/07 10/07 A798-UG00001 Rev. A A798 Thermal Receipt Printer: User Guide
A798 Thermal Receipt Printer: User Guide A798-UG00001 Rev. A 10/07 10/07 A798-UG00001 Rev. A A798 Thermal Receipt Printer: User Guide
When to change the receipt paper
Change the paper when it is near the end of the roll or out. When the paper is low, you will want to monitor usage to avoid
running out part way through a transaction. When the paper is out, you must load a new roll immediately or data may be
lost!
When paper is low:
Colored stripe appears on the receipt paper, (if paper is purchased with stripe) and indicates enough paper remains for a
small transaction.
If paper low option is installed on the printer, the green LED flashes slowly indicating that approximately 15 feet
of paper remains. If too much paper is left on the roll, the “paper low” setting can be adjusted by entering the
configuration menu and changing the “paper low” extension setting.
When paper is out:
Green LED flashes quickly indicating the paper must be installed.
Warning: Do not try to operate the printer or host computer if the printer runs out of paper. The printer may continue to
accept data from the host computer even though it is unable to print. Data may be lost as a result!
For instructions on how to change the receipt paper, look in Chapter 3: Setting up the Printer, “Load or change the receipt
paper” (see page 12).
Printhead Setting
The printhead energy rating and printer setting must match. The setting will be preconfigured from the factory but may
require changing should service to the thermal mechanism be required. The “Head Setting” on the diagnostic printout must
match the letter marked on the front right of the thermal mechanism. Whenever the thermal mechanism is replaced, if the
letter on the the mechanism is different from the head setting, you must enter the configuration menu and set the printhead
to match. (See A798 Service Guide for replacing the thermal mechanism.)