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Zodiac Plus Operator Manual

2-6     About the CLARiTY Operating System

Rev AA

On the left side of the home screen display is the Control Frame 
(Figure 2-2 on page 2-4). This contains buttons (Table 2-3) that stay 
active as long as the printer is powered up. These buttons are used for 
the immediate control of your printer.

The home screen contains two more buttons (Figure 2-4):

• Production  Performance  button

• Consumables Status button 

Touch each of these areas to go to the pages that contain further details 
and statistics about production throughput and ribbon status.

Button

Description

Stop

Start

Test Print

Print Registration

Table 2-3: Control Frame Buttons 

Figure 2-4: Performance and Consumables Status Buttons

1

2

1. Consumables Status Button
2. Production Performance Button

Summary of Contents for Zodiac Plus

Page 1: ...Zodiac Plus Operator Manual P N 361741 21 Revision AA November 2005 ...

Page 2: ...005 Disclaimer Information of a technical nature and particulars of the product and its use are given by Interactive Coding Equipment in good faith However it is acknowledged that there may be errors or omissions in this operator manual Interactive Coding Equipment shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising from the use of any information particulars or errors in this operating manual or m...

Page 3: ...ting manual is applicable to software Version 1 Products described in this operating manual are subject to continuous development and reviews will be made accordingly in subsequent editions Interactive Coding Equipment will be pleased to receive any correspondence relating to this operating manual and the information contained herein For further information or help with Interactive Coding Equipmen...

Page 4: ... Started Setting the Air Pressure 3 1 Switching the Power On 3 2 Setting the Screen Orientation 3 4 Starting the Printer 3 5 Stopping the Printer 3 6 Understanding Printhead LEDs 3 6 Setting the Time and Date 3 7 Setting the Language and Region Display 3 8 Printing a Test Image 3 10 Chapter 4 Viewing and Selecting a New Print Job Viewing the Current Job or Image 4 1 Selecting a New Job 4 3 Changin...

Page 5: ...5 2 Removing and Reinstalling the Cassette 5 4 Checking and Replacing the Ribbon 5 7 Checking the Printer Ribbon Supply 5 7 Replacing the Ribbon 5 7 Using Ribbons of Different Widths and Colors 5 11 Viewing the Printer Performance Statistics 5 12 Cleaning the Printhead 5 13 Chapter 6 Master and Slave Printers Group Job Select 6 1 Group Control 6 2 Chapter 7 Specifications Technical Specifications ...

Page 6: ... of Interactive Coding Equipment is to manufacture printing coding systems and supplies that meet high standards of performance and reliability Therefore we employ strict quality control measures to eliminate the potential for defects and hazards in our products The intended use of this printer is to print information directly onto a product Use of this equipment for any other purpose may lead to ...

Page 7: ...NJURY Only trained service or maintenance personnel should perform these installation procedures Qualified personnel have successfully completed the training courses have sufficient experience with this printer and are aware of the potential hazards to which they will be exposed Warning PERSONAL INJURY Before attempting any maintenance or repair on any part of the product disconnect the printer fr...

Page 8: ...RD Always wear a properly grounded wrist ground strap when handling printed circuit boards Failure to do so can result in damage to the board components due to static electricity General Caution Notices The following caution statements supplement the specific cautions that appear elsewhere in the manual These are general cautions which must be read completely understood and applied by all the pers...

Page 9: ...ting and handling the printer and associated equipment Warning PERSONAL INJURY Always observe the following safety guidelines when operating and handling the printer and associated equipment otherwise it may cause serious injury Comply with Electrical Codes All electrical wiring and connections must comply with applicable local codes Consult the appropriate regulatory agency for further informatio...

Page 10: ...ates are those areas that may contain hazardous materials in a quantity sufficient to create an explosion These are defined in Article 500 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 1993 Outside United States you must ensure compliance with all local regulations regarding the equipment placement in potentially hazardous locations Using Printer Accessories To maintain regulatory approval for the ...

Page 11: ...uces the wear on printer parts and the maintenance adjustments normally associated with thermal transfer coders that use mechanical ribbon drives The printer offers greater reliability and ease of operation compared to earlier systems It can print barcodes dates text and graphics onto flexible packaging films and labels The printer is a suitable replacement for either hot stamp or rotary coders It...

Page 12: ... that is available through ICE Customer Service for this printer The service manual contains information on installing maintaining troubleshooting and servicing this printer It also includes sections about the theory of operation component identification and the illustrated parts breakdown of the printer This Zodiac Plus Service Manual is intended for use only by trained service personnel The serv...

Page 13: ...jobs set the various print parameters using the touch screen Printer Houses the printhead and ribbon The data is transferred to the printhead from the CLARiTY controller The printhead prints onto the packaging film 1 CLARiTY Controller 2 Low Profile Cable Assembly 3 Sample Ribbon Roll 4 Air Regulator 5 4 mm Air Tubing 6 Power Cable 7 CLARiTY Configuration Manager CD ROM 8 Cassette 9 Printer Figure...

Page 14: ...l The CLARiTY home screen s main buttons are shown in Figure 2 2 Shortcut buttons take you directly to the key pages regardless of the page that you are currently viewing Table 2 1 provides the list of shortcut buttons to be used to access the required pages Buttons Display Tools Page for printer set up and diagnostics Home Page Fault and Warning Pages Table 2 1 List of Shortcut Buttons Figure 2 2...

Page 15: ...page in the menu tree To use the navigation bar do one of the following Touch the Back button to go back to the previous page Touch any title on the navigation bar to go to that page directly Buttons Display Job Page to load the next image or job to be printed and to enter any variable data Current Job shown as the Current Job Name Table 2 2 Buttons for Viewing Jobs Figure 2 3 Navigation Bar 1 2 1...

Page 16: ...ediate control of your printer The home screen contains two more buttons Figure 2 4 Production Performance button Consumables Status button Touch each of these areas to go to the pages that contain further details and statistics about production throughput and ribbon status Button Description Stop Start Test Print Print Registration Table 2 3 Control Frame Buttons Figure 2 4 Performance and Consum...

Page 17: ...in CLARiSOFT and saved onto a USB device ready for directly downloading into the printer This removes the need to take a lap top into the production area For information on how to create images refer the online help supplied with CLARiSOFT For more information on how to transfer images to the printer refer the Zodiac Plus Service Manual Once the jobs are stored in the printer s local database the ...

Page 18: ... test image Setting the Air Pressure The air pressure on the printer should be set to a value of 4 5 bar 63 Psi Caution AIR PRESSURE SETTING Do not set the pressure to a different level without consulting Interactive Coding Systems first Proper operation of the machine relies on the accurate setting of the air pressure To view and set the air pressure on the printer proceed as follows 1 Locate the...

Page 19: ...value lift the air regulator control knob and turn it clockwise to increase the pressure or counterclockwise to decrease the pressure 4 Push the control knob down to lock it in position Switching the Power On To switch the printer on turn the power switch on the CLARiTY controller to the I On position Figure 3 2 Air Pressure Regulator Figure 3 1 Air Pressure Regulator Figure 3 2 Printer Power Swit...

Page 20: ...he printer calibrates the ribbon drive The status bar flashes the words STARTING UP and the amber LED flashes on and off When the process is complete the home page changes as follows The CLARiTY status panel changes from STARTING UP to OFFLINE The Consumables area displays the percentage of ribbon remaining In the Control Frame the Start and Stop buttons are enabled Figure 3 3 displays the CLARiTY...

Page 21: ...en orientation proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Control button on the setup page 4 Touch Set Screen Orientation from the list The Screen Orientation page appears 5 Select 0 or 180 degrees depending on your requirement and touch ok The screen orientation changes 6 Touch the Home button to return to the home page Figu...

Page 22: ...r are ready for production before you switch the printer into the RUNNING state to start printing To switch the printer to the RUNNING state touch the Start button Figure 3 6 Figure 3 7 displays the CLARiTY home page with the printer in the RUNNING state Note If the printer has a fault or a warning RUNNING will be replaced with FAULT or WARNING If FAULT is displayed you must fix the problem before...

Page 23: ...tanding Printhead LEDs Table 3 1 lists the printhead LEDs that indicate the status of the printer Note The amber LED also flashes when the printer is being powered on and the printhead is initializing Color On Flashing Off Amber Warning Signal Fault Signal No warning or fault Green Printhead is printing Blue Power On No power to printhead Table 3 1 LED Indicators Stop Button Figure 3 8 Stop Button...

Page 24: ...ton on the tools page 3 Touch the Control button 4 Touch and select Date and Time from the list 5 Touch Date to set the Date and the calendar page will appear as shown in Figure 3 9 6 Select the current month and year using the and keys 7 Touch today s date to select it 8 Touch OK to save the settings 9 Touch Time to set the time The time set page appears as shown in Figure 3 10 on page 3 8 Figure...

Page 25: ...nd optionally Seconds 11 Touch OK to save the settings 12 Touch the Home button to return to the home page Setting the Language and Region Display To set the language displayed by CLARiTY proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Control button Figure 3 10 CLARiTY System Time Setup ...

Page 26: ...ouch to select your region from the list all the currently available regions will be listed and touch OK 7 Touch the Language button A list of available languages is displayed 8 Touch to select your language from the list all the currently available languages will be listed and touch OK 9 Touch the Home button to return to the home page The date format displayed in the home page changes according ...

Page 27: ...er Also the printer must be set to the RUNNING state for the Test Print button to be available To perform a test print proceed as follows 1 If the printer is in the OFFLINE state press the Start button to put the printer in the RUNNING state 2 Ensure that the packaging film is placed under the printhead if the printer is in an intermittent application otherwise ensure that the packaging film is tr...

Page 28: ...t Deleting a job from the database Viewing the Current Job or Image The name of the current job is displayed on the CLARiTY home page Figure 4 1 Before starting the production line ensure that the current job is the job that you want to print To view more details of the current job proceed as follows 1 Touch the current job area on the home page screen This will display the details of the job as s...

Page 29: ...utton Figure 4 2 This allows you to view the details of the complicated images easily Figure 4 3 shows a magnified image along with an activated scroll bar to enable scrolling along the length of the selected image Figure 4 2 Current Job Details Display 2 1 1 Zoom Out Button 2 Zoom In Button Figure 4 3 Magnified Image Scroll Bar ...

Page 30: ...ob If you want to print a job that is not displayed as the current job you can select a different one To select a different job proceed as follows 1 Touch the Job button on the home page A list of available jobs is displayed Figure 4 4 2 Touch the name of the required job in the list as shown in Figure 4 5 on page 4 4 and then touch ok If the list is long a scroll bar appears to the right of the l...

Page 31: ...4 6 there is only one item of variable information the Sell By date The current value for this date is 13 June 2007 as shown in the data window If the information shown is not correct for this job refer Changing Variable Information on page 4 5 for information on how to change it If the information shown in the data window of the printer is correct proceed to steps 3 and 4 of this procedure Figure...

Page 32: ... changed There are two types of job variables Variable TEXT fields For example they are used for batch codes product names and other text labels Variable DATE fields For example they are used for sell by dates If you select a job that includes variable information CLARiTY prompts you to enter the required information or choose from a list Note Each variable has a check box The check box is uncheck...

Page 33: ...he alpha numeric key pads to enter the data The CLARiTY Operating system supports a number of standard languages for use with User Entered text information Touch the language selection key to cycle the keypad through the language selections available Figure 4 8 The keypad functions the same way as the keypad on a mobile phone For example to type the letter C you must press the key three times Tabl...

Page 34: ...efault English Key Characters in turn 1 _ ABC2abcÄÀÁÂÃÅÆÇäàáâãåæç DEF3defÈÉËÊèéëê GHI4ghiÎÌÍîìí JKL5jkl MNO6mnoÖÔÒÓØÑöôòóøñ PQRS7pqrs ß TUV8tuvÜÙÛÚüùûú WXYZ9wxyz Cursor left 0 Cursor right Backspace clear hold down to clear Space Table 4 1 Alphanumeric Keypad Keys English ...

Page 35: ...Plus Operator Manual 4 8 Changing Variable Information Rev AA Arabic Persian Key Characters in turn Cursor left 0 Cursor right Backspace clear hold down to clear Space Table 4 2 Alphanumeric Keypad Keys Arabic ...

Page 36: ...iac Plus Operator Manual Rev AA Changing Variable Information 4 9 Hebrew Key Characters in turn Cursor left 0 Cursor right Backspace clear hold down to clear Space Table 4 3 Alphanumeric Keypad Keys Hebrew ...

Page 37: ...c Plus Operator Manual 4 10 Changing Variable Information Rev AA Russian Key Characters in turn Cursor left 0 Cursor right Backspace clear hold down to clear Space Table 4 4 Alphanumeric Keypad Keys Russian ...

Page 38: ...le If there are three or more variables CLARiTY displays the list of job variables so that you can select one When you touch OK at the final variable for this job and all the check boxes are checked CLARiTY shows you the preview of the image 6 At the preview perform one of the following If you are satisfied with the image and you want to run the new job touch OK Products will be printed with the n...

Page 39: ...variable to select it from the list of job variables The current information is shown in the data window Figure 4 9 2 If the information in the data window is the information that you want to print go to step 6 If you want to change the information perform steps 3 to 6 3 Touch the data window to display the Calendar page Figure 4 10 Figure 4 9 Default Data Window Figure 4 10 Calendar Page ...

Page 40: ...hat the check box for each date variable is checked 8 Touch OK to go to the preview display Figure 4 11 9 Perform one of the following at the preview screen Touch OK if you are satisfied with the image and you want to run the new job Products will be printed with the new image until you make further changes or select a new job If you are not ready to print the job you can leave this screen as it i...

Page 41: ... continuous mode applications only Interleaved printing The print settings can be viewed and changed through the printhead setup page by touching the Tools Setup and Printhead buttons Figure 4 12 shows the printhead setup page for printers that have been installed to work on an intermittent motion packaging machine prints only when the target material is stationary Figure 4 13 on page 4 15 shows t...

Page 42: ...d The Vertical Registration determines the position across the width of the packaging film or printhead The Horizontal Registration determines the position along the length of the packaging film To change the print position proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Printhead button to open the printhead setup page Figure 4 1...

Page 43: ...turn to the home page Note The same adjustments can be made via the Print Registration button on the home screen Changing the Print Orientation You can change the orientation in which a job image is printed To change the print orientation proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Printhead button to open the printhead setup ...

Page 44: ...f the print darkness is set too high the edges of the printed image appears blurred This will also overdrive the printhead and shorten its lifetime Choose the lowest value of darkness that achieves a satisfactory quality print To set the print darkness proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Printhead button to open the pr...

Page 45: ...ly on intermittent mode applications The print delay is the time interval between the printer receiving a print signal and starting a print It can be increased to ensure that the target material has come to a complete stop before the printing starts If printing occurs while the target material is still moving the resulting image may appear to be stretched or squashed To enable maximum throughput t...

Page 46: ...creased to achieve greater throughput in terms of packs per minute by reducing the overall print cycle time To change the print speed proceed as follows 1 Touch the Tools button on the home page 2 Touch the Setup button on the tools page 3 Touch the Printhead button to open the printhead setup page 4 Touch the Print Speed button to open the print delay setup page 5 Enter a new value using the keyp...

Page 47: ...te You should change the print position parameters in steps of 1 mm The print position parameter is in 0 01 mm units so a change of 100 units will move the printhead by 1 mm Examine the sample prints from each position until you find the optimum print quality at the required print speed 6 Touch the Home button to return to the home page Setting Interleaved Printing This feature allows you to selec...

Page 48: ... of all the available print jobs along with details of the space available for the storage of new jobs Figure 4 18 on page 4 21 3 Touch the name of the job that you want to remove from the list of jobs The Delete and the Preview buttons will be activated 4 Touch the Preview button to see the job image Ensure that the job is the one that you want to delete 5 Touch the Delete button either on the jo...

Page 49: ... 4 22 Deleting a Job from the Jobs Database Rev AA 7 Touch Yes to remove the job 8 Repeat steps 3 to 7 to remove other jobs that are not required 9 Touch the Home button to return to the home page Figure 4 19 Confirmation Screen ...

Page 50: ...om the display sometimes the message clears automatically when the fault is corrected and sometimes you have to clear it by touching the Clear button Reading a Fault Message or Warning When a fault or warning occurs CLARiTY displays the fault message in the status window at the top of all pages When a fault occurs the printer s fault output relay will open If this relay is wired into the packaging...

Page 51: ...s on what to do about them touch the red or yellow area in the status window at the top of the CLARiTY display Clearing a Fault Message or Warning The instructions in this section provides information on how to clear a fault message A similar procedure is used to clear warnings To view the details of the fault list proceed as follows 1 Touch the red FAULT message to view the list of faults Figure ...

Page 52: ...ructions that tell you what to do about the fault The example in Figure 5 3 shows a Ribbon break fault To correct a Ribbon break fault you need to re attach the ribbon to the required spool refer Checking and Replacing the Ribbon on page 5 7 4 When you have corrected the fault the Clear button is activated Press Clear to remove the fault message Figure 5 2 Fault Selection Figure 5 3 Fault Details ...

Page 53: ...d as follows 1 Turn the printer to the OFFLINE state 2 Press the circular black release button on the front of the printer as shown in Figure 5 4 on page 5 4 The button clicks as the cassette unlocks from the printer body At this point CLARiTY displays the Cassette Open fault Figure 5 5 Figure 5 4 Cassette Unlocking Figure 5 5 Cassette Open Fault ...

Page 54: ...iac Plus Operator Manual Rev AA Removing and Reinstalling the Cassette 5 5 3 Hold the recessed handles and extract the cassette away from the printer body as shown in Figure 5 6 Figure 5 6 Cassette Removal ...

Page 55: ...rom the printer body into the holes at the ends of the two ribbon rollers 2 Push the cassette onto the printer body and press until it locks into place The Cassette Open fault message clears automatically and the status is again shown as OFFLINE Figure 5 8 on page 5 6 To continue printing refer Starting the Printer on page 3 5 Figure 5 7 Locating Rod Alignment 1 2 1 Ribbon Roller 2 Locating Rod Fi...

Page 56: ...The meter displays three different colors to help check the ribbon level at a glance BLUE Adequate ribbon availability YELLOW Approximately 50 m 164 ft of ribbon remaining RED Approximately 20 m 66 ft of ribbon remaining Replacing the Ribbon Caution EQUIPMENT DAMAGE The use of incompatible ribbon can seriously damage your printer and such damage will not be covered by your printer warranty Use onl...

Page 57: ...wards and the ribbon rollers towards you as shown in Figure 5 10 on page 5 8 3 Pull the two ribbon spools one full of used ribbon from the cassette firmly as shown in Figure 5 11 The discs that are situated under each spool can be used to lever the spool off the cassette 4 Discard the used ribbon and spools Figure 5 10 Cassette Removal 1 2 1 Ribbon Spool x2 2 Ribbon Roller x2 Figure 5 11 Ribbon Sp...

Page 58: ...ol onto the holder that has a black disc The roll should be located such that the ribbon unwinds in the direction as shown in Figure 5 12 Note Ensure that the spool is pushed completely down onto the holder 7 Route the ribbon so that it unspools from the outside of the full roll goes around the outside of the white roller that is nearest to the full roll runs along the bottom of the cassette goes ...

Page 59: ...n has a transparent section or printed leader at the start rotate the empty spool to take up all the transparent ribbon 10 Replace the cassette into the printer body Note Ensure the following The ribbon runs in between the printhead and the printer s print roller or print pad The ribbon is not twisted or caught The ribbon has not become loose while replacing the cassette Figure 5 13 Ribbon Spool R...

Page 60: ...ilure to set the ribbon width correctly can cause a Ribbon break message to be displayed even though the ribbon is intact It can also cause the ribbon to wind too tightly onto the used ribbon spool This can make it difficult to remove the spool of used ribbon When a ribbon of different width is to be inserted the new values should be entered in CLARiTY To do this proceed as follows 1 Touch the Too...

Page 61: ...ance Statistics The following basic production performance details are shown on the CLARiTY home page Product Throughput It signifies the packs coded per minute Total Count It signifies the total packs coded by the printer Batch Count It signifies the total packs coded on the current job This is reset to zero each time a new job is selected To view more information about performance statistics tou...

Page 62: ... clean the printhead every time the ribbon is changed To clean the printhead proceed as follows 1 Switch the printer to the OFFLINE state 2 Remove the cassette and place it aside Note Do not attempt to clean the printhead with the cassette in place 3 Clean the printhead pixel line Figure 5 16 on page 5 13 the white cassette rollers and the peel roller gently using the cleaning swabs provided with ...

Page 63: ...ottle of cleaning solvent take a new cotton bud and dip the bud into the solvent Wipe the print line on the printhead carefully Note When the power is turned off the printhead can be hinged away from the printer body to get better access to clean the print line Note Allow one minute for the excess isopropanol to evaporate Failure to allow this interval can result in damage to the printhead by ther...

Page 64: ...lays a fault message for any slave printer that does not respond to the master The Printhead page touch Tools Diagnostics and printhead to view this page contains a list of the printers in the group Touch the name of a printer to display information about the chosen printer as given in Table 6 1 The Printhead page touch Tools Setup and printhead to view this page enables you to exclude one or more...

Page 65: ...ect on page 6 1 You can use the master printer to change setup parameters for any printer in the group The user interface on the master printer also displays the following additional information The Consumables information for each printer in the group The Batch Count and Total Count values for the group as a whole Total Count values for each printer in the group are also available The fault or wa...

Page 66: ...n Drive Intermittent Motion and Continuous Motion Intermittent Motion and Continuous Motion Printhead 53 mm 2 1 300 dpi 12 dots mm 107 mm 4 2 300 dpi 12 dots mm Print Area Intermittent Motion Mode 53 mm W x 75 mm L 2 1 x2 9 107 mm W x 75 mm L 4 2 x2 9 Print Area Continuous Motion Mode 53 mm W x 135 mm L 2 1 x5 3 107 mm W x 200 mm L 4 2 x7 9 Ribbon Width 20 mm 55 mm 0 8 2 2 55 mm 110 mm 2 2 4 2 Max...

Page 67: ... Printhead including cassette 204mm W x178 mm H x180 mm D 204 mm W x178 mm H x236 mm D Controller User interface 244 mm W x170 mm H x92 mm D 244 mm W x170 mm H x92 mm D Inputs Outputs External Inputs Fully software configurable 3 PNP inputs configurable from Print sensor 1 Print sensor 2 Print sensor select Inhibit print External error stop Clear print queue 3 PNP inputs configurable from Print se...

Page 68: ... Start to end of print and ribbon re wind Update print queue full New allocation Print failed i e interrupted in mid print Fault Operator Interface CLARiTY 8 4 TFT SVGA 8 4 TFT SVGA Power supply requirements 90 264V 47 63 Hz single phase type TN or TT 320VA max 2 75A 115V AC 1 4A 230V AC 60A max surge 230V 30A max surge 115V 90 264V 47 63 Hz single phase type TN or TT 320VA max 2 75A 115V AC 1 4A ...

Page 69: ... Job Selection and database support as standard WYSIWYG Print Preview Operator Interface Languages Language selection including English Dutch French Italian German and Spanish3 Password protection 3 User Levels Remote Coder Configuration Software CLARiTY Configuration Manager Offline Set Up and Parameter Storage available as standard Diagnostics On Board Diagnostics as standard On Board Memory 64 ...

Page 70: ...ragraph Text Blocks Basic shape drawing circles rectangles and so on Special Functions Auto real time and date functions Auto best before date calculation and concession management Auto incrementing decrementing text counters and barcodes Barcode Printing EAN 8 EAN 13 UPC A UPC E Code 39 EAN 128 Code 128 RSS ITF3 Graphics Images and Logos Multiple graphic formats supported using CLARiSOFT Any size...

Page 71: ...al Data Communication RS232 Point to Point Communications Ethernet 10 100 Base TX network communications Binary and ASCII Comms Protocols and Windows and Drivers Host PC Mode Remote Database using CLARiNET USB Port Master Slave Functionality Group Job Selection Function and Group Printer Control Functions Network Control Software Claricom CLARiNET Coder Independent Network Management Software Tabl...

Page 72: ... Manual Rev AA Printer Dimensions 7 7 Printer Dimensions Figure 7 1 shows the dimensions of the Zodiac Plus RH printer Figure 7 1 Zodiac Plus RH Printer Dimensions 204mm 180mm 178mm 70mm Printhead Stoke 53mm Printable Area ...

Page 73: ... Operator Manual 7 8 Printer Dimensions Rev AA Figure 7 2 shows the dimensions of the Zodiac Plus LH printer Figure 7 2 Zodiac Plus LH Printer Dimensions 71mm Printhead Stoke 204mm 180mm 178mm 53mm Printable Area ...

Page 74: ...erator Manual Rev AA Printer Dimensions 7 9 Figure 7 3 shows the dimensions of the Zodiac Plus LA RH printer Figure 7 3 Zodiac Plus LA RH Printer Dimensions 204mm 236mm 178mm 75mm Printhead Stoke 107mm Printable Area ...

Page 75: ...rator Manual 7 10 Printer Dimensions Rev AA Figure 7 4 shows the dimensions of the Zodiac Plus LA LH printer 204mm 236mm 178mm 71mm Printhead Stoke 107mm Printable Area Figure 7 4 Zodiac Plus LA LH Printer Dimensions ...

Page 76: ...Zodiac Plus Operator Manual Rev AA Printer Dimensions 7 11 Figure 7 5 shows the dimensions of the CLARiTY controller Figure 7 5 CLARiTY Controller Dimensions 244mm 92mm 170mm ...

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