Manual-Feed Printing - Sony UP-D6500 Mode D'emploi

Manual-Feed Printing

This procedure describes how to print by manually
feeding cards to the printer.
1
Turn on the printer.
The READY lamp blinks for a few seconds, then
lights steadily when ready to print.
Power switch
Note
When using the SCSI connection, do not turn the
printer on or off while the host computer is
accessing other SCSI devices, such as a hard disk.
2
Confirm the printer's READY lamp is lit, then turn
on the computer. When using the SCSI connection,
turn on all other SCSI devices before turning on
the computer.
3
Send the image data from the computer. The
READY lamp blinks while the data is being sent to
the printer. Sent image data is temporarily stored in
the image memory of the printer.
4
Send the Print command from the computer to start
printing.
The PRINT lamp on the printer lights.
Refer to the software documentation for details of
program operations on the computer.
5
Adjust the guides on the card insertion slot to
match the width of the cards to print.
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Printing
Ready lamp
6
Put a card in the insertion slot, and push it until
your finger touches the hollow area at the center of
the slot. Insert cards with magnetic stripes so that
the stripe faces down and toward the rear.
The card is pulled into the printer and printing
starts. After printing, the printer returns to the
standby condition.
7
When printing multiple cards, insert the next card
in the slot when one finishes printing.
Notes
• Do not open the front door, Auto Card Feeder
cover or Auto Card Stacker cover while printing.
Opening a cover stops printing.
• Do not put more than 125 cards in the supplied
card tray, as a jam could result.
• Printing cannot be aborted from the computer.
When the computer sends a command to stop
printing, the card being printed finishes before the
printer enters the waiting condition.
To print the same image repeatedly
Send the Print command from the computer and insert
a card manually. The image data stored in the printer's
image memory will be printed.