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9. Do not cut the power while a card is being processed.

Cutting the power can erase the information recorded on cards.

10. In case of reader/writer error (abnormal sounds, abnormal odors, smoke, fire) turn off

the reader/writer immediately and unplug it from the power outlet.

Continuing use under such errors will cause the reader/writer failure or burns.   Re-
quest repairs from the sales outlet.

11. Always hold the plug to unplug the power cord from its outlet.  Pulling on the cord will

damage the cord.  Do not pull on the cord.  Do not place heavy objects on the power
cord.  Do not use power cords that are damaged or deformed.  Consult with your
sales outlet.

12. When discontinuing use for prolonged periods, always remove the power plug from

the outlet.

13. Avoid sudden changes in environment, such as changes in ambient temperature and

humidity.

Sudden changes can cause condensation and mis-operation.   Allow the reader/writer
to sit in its new environment for at least one hour before use in the event there has
been a sudden change.

14. Do not use the reader/writer in an environment where condensation has formed.

Using the reader/writer in such an environment can cause the reader/writer to mis-
operate, electrical shocks or it can cause reader/writer failure.

15. To ensure reader/writer reliability, clean the reader/writer everyday, or when the cleaning

lamp has lit.

Continuing use without cleaning will cause the reader/writer errors.   See section 7.
Cleaning Cards for details on how to clean.

16. Do not disassemble or modify the reader/writer.

Disassembling or modifying the reader/writer can cause the reader/writer to mis-op-
erate, reader/writer failure or injury.   If the reader/writer mis-operates, or appears to
need repair, contact your sales outlet.

17. Do not expose cards to direct sunlight or fluorescent lights for extended periods of

time.

Exposure to bright light will discolor cards.

18. When the print has faded:

Magnetically encoded information still remains on the card even when the print has
faded due to high temperatures.  The card may be reprinted.

19. When cards are excessively dirty:

If cards are dirty or oily, problems can easily occur in reading and writing or cause
missing print and incomplete erasing of information.

* In such cases, clean the card and the reader/writer.

See section 7. Cleaning Cards for details on how to clean.

20. To use repeatedly:

To repeatedly print to the same card, allow for at least three minutes between prints.
When printing repeatedly to different cards, no wait is required.

Summary of Contents for TCP300 SERIES

Page 1: ...ONICS AMERICA INC 536 Shimizuanatsushinnya Shizuoka 1150 King Georges Post Road Edison NJ 08837 3729 U S A 424 0066 Japan Tel 732 623 5555 Fax 732 623 5590 Tel 0543 47 0122 Fax 0543 48 5013 http www s...

Page 2: ...se 1 2 General Description 4 3 Unpacking 5 4 External Appearance and Part Names 6 5 Connect to and Setting External Devices 7 6 Interface Board Replacement RS 232C to USB 10 7 Cleaning Cards 11 8 Trou...

Page 3: ...er writer in locations where dust or metallic powder can enter the internal reader writer mechanisms Exposing the reader writer to excessive dust will cause it to become hot and can cause electric sho...

Page 4: ...the card and the reader writer See section 7 Cleaning Cards for details on how to clean 3 Do not store cards near devices that generate magnetic fields such as cellular tele phones speakers televisio...

Page 5: ...can cause the reader writer to mis operate electrical shocks or it can cause reader writer failure 15 To ensure reader writer reliability clean the reader writer everyday or when the cleaning lamp ha...

Page 6: ...are used to print erase characters and images freely onto the surface of cards Main Features of the TPC300 Series Reader writer 1 Reads writes card magnetic stripe data 2 Prints deletes the card displ...

Page 7: ...npacking The following outlines the reader writer and its accessories The reader writer TCP300 Series 1 TCP300 reader writer 2 Cleaning cards 2 cards 3 Cleaning fluid 4 This manual 5 Ferrite core 2 4...

Page 8: ...reader writer power is on 3 Status Indicators Indicates printing ready printing and errors 4 Cleaning Lamp Indicates the reader writer needs cleaning 5 Interface Connector Connects to host computer vi...

Page 9: ...ht screws on the connector RS 232C Serial Interface Cable 1 Connectors D Sub 9PIN Male Reader Writer Side 2 Compatible Connectors D Sub 9PIN Female Cable Side 3 Connector Pins See Table Below 4 I O Ci...

Page 10: ...F DSW 1 2 ON ON OFF OFF Mistaken DIP switch settings will cause the reader writer to mis operate or reader writer failure Be careful when making setting changes To change the DIP switch settings do th...

Page 11: ...e interface cable 3 If a driver for the reader writer is required use the media that was distributed by your agent to install the driver USB Interface Specifications 1 Communication Rating Conforms to...

Page 12: ...w to remove it 4 Insert the USB interface board to the reader writer Note Firmly insert so that the reader writer connector and the interface board con nector are securely connected 5 Tighten the two...

Page 13: ...aces both side of a cleaning card with head cleaning liquid 3 Insert the cleaning card from the normal card insertion inlet 4 Allow the reader writer to sit for approximately one minute before using a...

Page 14: ...erating or other user card incorrectly Head is dirty Clean using a cleaning card Composing system is not operating normally Contact your dealer Reader writer error Trouble when Operating Symptom Possi...

Page 15: ...is open 4 While pulling the mechanism s snap lever green lift the mechanism 5 Remove the card while the cover is open Note Do not touch the thermal head or erasing head There is the danger of getting...

Page 16: ...x 12 24 x 24 48 x 24 24 x 48 48 x 48 Dot Pitch Vertical Direction 0 125 mm Horizontal Direction 0 121 mm Environment Location of Use Indoors Conditions Ambient Temperature 5 to 35 C 20 to 80 RH and Hu...

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