evolis Avansia Retransfer Id Card Printer User Guide
- June 13, 2024
- evoLIS
Table of Contents
- evolis Avansia Retransfer Id Card Printer
- Product Information
- Product Usage Instructions
- USER GUIDE
- Getting started
- [2], [External Box].](#2%5D%2C+%5BExternal+Box%5D.)
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
evolis Avansia Retransfer Id Card Printer
Product Information
The Evolis printer is a high-quality card printer that allows you to create a wide variety of cards and badges in various colors and styles. It uses consumables and accessories that are available from Evolis. For more information, please visit our website at www.evolis.com.
Product Usage Instructions
Power Switch Positions:
- ON: ()
- OFF: ()
- STAND-BY: ()
Push-Push Switch:
- ON: ( ))
- OFF: ( )
Safety Precautions:
- Moving parts: Keep body parts away from moving parts.
- Sharp edges: Keep body parts away from sharp edges.
- Dangerous voltage inside: Do not open covers other than instructed.
- Hot surface: Do not touch.
Class of Equipment:
- Klasse II-apparatuur
- Equipamento classe II
- Equipment class II
Warranty Registration:
Please register online at www.evolis.com to receive
special offers and general information. Click on Drivers and Support, and fill
in all the fields, including the model and serial number found on your
printer.
USER GUIDE
Evolis Card Printer© 2022. All rights reserved. 2022. Ref. User Guide_ALA_ENG_20211228_B
Copyright
Evolis Card Printer© 2022. All rights reserved.
Copyright notice
Users must observe the copyright regulations applicable in their country. This
manual must not be photocopied, translated, reproduced or transmitted, in
whole or in part, for any reason and by any electronic or mechanical means
whatsoever without the express written consent of the Evolis Card Printer
company. All the information contained in this document is subject to change
without prior notice. Evolis Card Printer cannot be held liable for any errors
that may be found in this manual, or for any loss or damage arising
accidentally or as a result of dissemination or use of this manual.
Trademarks
is a trademark of Evolis Card Printer. All other trademarks belong to their
respective holders.
Warranty
Refer to the warranty notice supplied with your printer for warranty terms and
conditions and limitations.
Environmental information recycling of end-of-life products
The manufacture of the equipment that you have purchased required the
extraction and use of natural resources. It may contain materials that are
hazardous to health and the environment. To prevent the dispersal of such
materials into our environment and reduce the pressure on our natural
resources, we recommend that you use existing collection systems. These
systems will appropriately re-use or recycle most of the materials in your
end-of-life equipment. If you need further information on collection, re-use
and recycling systems, contact your local or regional waste management body.
Do not hesitate to contact us to find out more by visiting our website at
www.evolis.com or by emailing the following address:
info@evolis.com.
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About your new printer
Thank you for choosing an Evolis printer. Using your new printer, you will be
able to create a wide variety of high-quality cards and badges which can be
printed in various colours and styles. This printer uses consumables and
accessories available from Evolis. For further details, visit our website at
www.evolis.com. The following icons on the printer label are used to highlight
important information:
Evaluation for apparatus only based on altitude not exceeding 2000m, therefore
it’s the only operating condition applied for the equipment. There may be some
potential safety hazard if the equipment is used at altitude above 2000m.
Evaluation for apparatus only based on temperate climate condition, therefore
it’s the only operating condition applied for the equipment. There may be some
potential safety hazard if the equipment is used in tropical climate region.
Safety-related symbols
EN Power switch: “ON” position FR Commutateur d’alimentation : position “MARCHE” I T Interruttore di alimentazione: posizione “ACCESO” DE Netzschalter: Position “EIN” ES Interruptor de alimentación: posición “ON” (encendido) TR Güç dümesi: “AÇIK” konumu
AR
() “ON” :
NL Stroomschakelaar: AAN-positie
KO : “”
PT Interruptor de alimentação: posição “LIGADO”
RU : «»
ZH “”
EN Power switch: “OFF” position FR Commutateur d’alimentation : position “ARRÊT” I T Interruttore di alimentazione: posizione “SPENTO” DE Netzschalter: Position “AUS” ES Interruptor de alimentación: posición “OFF” (apagado) TR Güç dümesi: “KAPALI” konumu
AR
( ) “OFF” :
NL Stroomschakelaar: UIT-positie
KO “: ”
PT Interruptor de alimentação: posição “DESLIGADO”
RU : «»
ZH “”
EN Power switch: “STAND-BY” position
AR
() “STAND-BY” :
FR Commutateur d’alimentation : position “VEILLE”
NL Stroomschakelaar: STAND-BY-positie
I T Interruttore di alimentazione: posizione “STAND-BY”
KO “: ”
DE Netzschalter: Position “STANDBY”
PT Interruptor de alimentação: posição “EM ESPERA”
ES Interruptor de alimentación: posición “STAND-BY” (en espera) RU : «STAND- BY»
TR Güç dümesi: “BEKLEME” konumu
ZH “”
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EN Push-push switch “ON” “OFF”
AR ( ) “OFF” )) “ON”
FR Commutateur à poussoir “MARCHE” “ARRÊT”
NL Drukschakelaar AAN/UIT ( / )
I T Interruttore “ACCESO” “SPENTO”
KO “””” ( / )
DE Drückschalter “EIN” “AUS”
PT Interruptor “LIGADO” “DESLIGADO”
ES Interruptor pulsador “ON” “OFF” (encendido/apagado) RU – «-» ( / )
TR Buton anahtari “AÇIK” “KAPALI”
ZH “””” ( / )
EN Protective earthing terminal FR Prise de protection de mise à la terre I T Terminale di messa a terra di protezione DE Schutzerdungsschiene ES Terminal de conexión a tierra de protección TR Koruyucu topraklama terminali
AR NL Beschermende aardklem KO PT Terminal de aterramento de proteção RU ZH
EN Dangerous voltage inside. Do not open covers other than AR
instructed.
. .
FR Tension dangereuse à l’intérieur. Ne pas ouvrir les capots, NL Gevaarlijke spanning in product. De afdekkingen niet
sauf instructions contraires.
anders dan aangegeven openen.
I T Tensione pericolosa all’interno. Non aprire i coperchi in KO .
modo difforme a quanto indicato nelle istruzioni.
.
DE Gefährliche Spannung. Abdeckungen nur nach Anleitung PT Tensão interna perigosa. Não abra tampas que não
entfernen.
estejam incluídas na instrução.
ES Tensión peligrosa en el interior. No abra las tapas a menos RU .
que así se le indique.
, .
TR çeride tehlikeli voltaj. Kapaklari belirtildii ekilden farkli ZH
olarak açmayin.
EN CAUTION: Hot surface. Do not touch. FR ATTENTION : surface chaude. Ne pas toucher. I T ATTENZIONE: superficie calda. Non toccare. DE VORSICHT: Heiße Oberfläche. Nicht berühren. ES ATENCIÓN: superficie caliente. No toque. TR DKKAT: Sicak yüzey. Dokunmayin.
AR
. . :. . :
NL LET OP: Heet oppervlak. Niet aanraken.
KO : . .
PT Aviso: Superfície quente. Não tocar.
RU : . .
ZH
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EN Class II equipment FR Equipement de classe II I T Apparecchiatura di classe II DE Gerät der Klasse II ES Equipo de Clase II TR Sinif II ekipman
AR NL Klasse II-apparatuur KO II PT Equipamento classe II RU II ZH II
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EN Moving parts: Keep body parts away from moving parts AR
:
FR Pièces mobiles : tenez-vous à l’écart des pièces mobiles NL Bewegende
onderdelen: Houd lichaamsdelen uit de
buurt van bewegende delen
I T Parti in movimento: tenere il corpo lontano dalle parti in KO :
movimento
DE Bewegliche Teile: Halten Sie Körperteile von den PT Peças em movimento: Mantenha todas as partes do
beweglichen Teilen fern
corpo longe de peças em movimento
ES Piezas móviles: mantenga las partes del cuerpo alejadas RU :
de las piezas en movimiento
TR Hareketli parçalar: Vücudunuzdaki uzuvlari hareketli ZH
parçalardan uzak tutun
EN There are sharp edges. Keep body parts away from sharp AR
edges.
.
FR Il y a des bords tranchants. Gardez les parties du corps loin NL Scherpe randen. Houd lichaamsdelen uit de buurt van
des bords tranchants.
scherpe randen
I T Sono presenti bordi taglienti. Tenere le parti del corpo KO .
lontane dai bordi taglienti.
DE Scharfkantig, bitte nicht berühren.
PT Há bordas afiadas. Mantenha todas as partes do corpo
longe de bordas afiadas
ES Hay bordes afilados. Mantenga las partes del cuerpo RU .
alejadas de los bordes afilados.
TR Keskin kenarlari vardir. Vücut parçalarini keskin kenarlardan ZH
uzak tutun.
Some of symbols shown above may not be affixed depending on the product.
Warranty registration
Please register on line at www.evolis.com to receive our special offers and
general information. Once on the website, click on Drivers and Support and
fill in all the fields, giving in particular the model and serial number found
on your printer.
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Getting started
The purpose of this user guide is to guide you, step by step, through your
printer and how it works. Take some time to read it in order to better
understand your printer and its features, and to save time during installation
and use. As with all Evolis products, a great deal of care has been taken over
this manual. Should you find an error, however, please let us know by emailing
us at info@evolis.com.
Contents
The bookmarks found top left of your screen can be used to navigate between
the various sections in this user guide.
Icons
The following icons are used in this manual to highlight important
information: Information providing further details or depth about certain
points in the main text. Indicates that failing to take the recommended action
is liable to damage your printer. This symbol indicates that a video showing
the procedure is available on the www.evolis.com website.
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Getting started
1-1 Unpacking
Your printer is supplied with several accessories that we ask you to look at
closely. This list may vary depending on your location.
The printer is shipped in special packaging designed to prevent any damage in
transit. If you notice any visible damage, do not hesitate to contact the
shipper and immediately inform your Evolis reseller, who will tell you the
procedure to follow. Evolis takes great care over the quality of its packaging
and we ask that you keep this packaging somewhere clean and dry.
You will be asked for the full original packaging (outer box, inner wedges and
protective bags) in the event that the printer is returned. If the printer is
returned without its original packaging and components are damaged in transit,
these components will no longer be covered by the warranty. You will be
charged for new packaging for shipping the printer back to you.
Accessories supplied with your printer:
l Mains power cable. l USB cable. l Installation and documentation CD-ROM. l
Starter cleaning kit. l Card output hopper.
If any of these components is missing, please contact your Evolis reseller.
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1-2 Operating the printer safely
The following precautions must be observed to assure safe operation of the
printer. Also, do not do anything that is not described in this manual. Doing
so may cause an unexpected accident.
ä Installing location
Do not install the printer: l in a damp or dusty location l on an unstable
table, on a slant, or any place where there is excessive vibration. l in a
location susceptible to rapid fluctuations in temperature. l in a location
exposed to direct sunlight. l near flammable or explosive materials or heater,
stove or other device that produces heat
Place the printer away from walls to maintain air flow. Also, maintain at
least 30cm (12″) of open space above the printer and at least 15cm (6″) on
each side on the printer. Blocking the vents may cause the printer to overheat
and catch fire.
ä Power supply
l Use a dedicated power cable and do not use an extension cord with multiple
outlets. l Be sure to remove any dust from the plug and outlet. Humidity
produces a micro-current on the surface causing overheating or fire. l Do not
damage or modify the Power Cable. Also, do not place heavy objects, pull, or
bend excessively. l Do not plug in or unplug the Power Cable if your hands are
wet. l Ensure a ground wire is connected. When connecting the ground wire,
note the following cautions:
l Recommended connections for ground wires. – Outlet ground terminal – Ground
terminals installed as type A, B, or C – A copper rod 65cm (26″) or longer
buried in the ground.
l Not permitted for ground wires – Gas piping (risk of fire or explosion.) –
Water pipes or taps (water pipes that include plastic piping cannot act as a
ground. However, if a water pipe is configured to act as a ground, then
connection of a ground wire is permitted.) – Telephone line ground wires or
lightning conductors (danger of high current flow in the event of a lightening
strike.)
l Be sure to turn off the power and unplug the plug from the outlet before
moving the printer. l Pull on the plug, not the cable, when unplugging it from
an outlet. l Do not use an under-rated extension cord.
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ä Handling
Do not use flammable sprays near the printer. Do not touch anything inside the
printer unless specified in this manual. Do not place heavy items on the
printer and do not lean on the printer. While the printer is operating do not
turn off the printer, unplung the power cable, or look inside the printer.
The cooling fan is always running for cooling the inside of the printer. This
is not a malfunction. The printer may cause static, flickering or interrupt
reception or televisions or radios if they are too close to the printer.
The lower part of the Top Cover, the printer internal heat roller section, and
the thermal head section get very hot. Ensure you do not touch these three
locations.
ä Security cable
You can prevent theft of the printer by locking it with a wire cable. Use a
wire cable that fits the Security cable Slot (0.12″x0.28″(3.00mm x 7.00mm)) to
lock up the printer.
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1-3 Description of the printer and its functions
1-3a FRONT SIDE OF THE PRINTER
a
1 – Top cover
2 – Control Panel
3 – Front cover
b
4 – Front cover button
5 – On-off switch
g
c
6 – Card output hopper
7 – Card ejection slot
f ed
1-3b INSIDE OF THE TOP COVER
1 – Card input feeder 2 – Feeding roller 3 – Trapdoor cover 4 – Card case lock
a
b
d
c
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1-3c REAR SIDE OF THE PRINTER
a g f
(OPTION) (PC)
(10/100) RS-232C(PC) RS-232C(OPTION)
b c d
e
1 – Reject slot 2 – Peripheral USB socket 3 – Ethernet socket (Lan cable port ) 4 – Port for enhancing function 5 – Security cable slot 6 – Power cable socket 7 – Filter
1-3d FRONT COVER
À Æ
1 – Card feeding wheel
2 – Reverse feeding wheel
3 – Cleaning roller
4 – Cleaning tape cassette
Á 5 – Reverse wheel 6 – Ink ribbon cassette
Â
7 – Transfer film cassette 8 – Key holder
Ã
Ä
Ç
Å
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1-4 Installation
1-4a CONNECTING THE OUTPUT HOPPER
250 max
Insert the hooks of the provided Card output hopper to the holes by the Card
Ejection Slot. The output hopper is delivered with the printer. Plug it before
using the printer.
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1-5 Installation
1-5a CONNECTING THE REJECT BOX
30 max
Insert the hooks of the provided Card reject box to the holes. The reject box
is delivered with the printer with encoding options. Plug it before using the
printer.
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1-5b CONNECTING THE PRINTER
ä Connection to the power supply
The printer must be connected to a properly protected and earthed electrical
installation. FI: Laite on liitettävä suojamaadoitus koskettimilla
varustettuun pistorasiaan. NO: Apparatet må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt. SE:
Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag.
This is a Class B device. This equipment are intended for a use un residential
environments but may alose be used in a non residential environments. The
residential environment is an environment where the use of broadcast radio and
television receivers may be expected within a distance of 10 meters from where
this product is used.
Ê Plug the power cable connector into the printer. Ë Next, plug the end of the
power cable into an earthed power socket. Ì Power up the printer by switching
the switch to ON. Í [Initializing…] appears on the LCD, the operating
indicator turns blue and [Ready] appears. If the LED indicator turns
orange/blinks refer to the troubleshooting section.
Before attempting any maintenance, always ensure that the power switch is in
the OFF position and that the power cable is unplugged. For your personal
safety, ensure that both the switch and cable remain easy to access,
especially in the event of an emergency.
To save energy, the heater will automatically turns off after 1 hour of
inactivity. For more information please see the Reduce printer power
consumption 4-5 section of this manual.
ä Connecting the USB cable
Under no circumstances you must connect the USB data cable before the end of
the installation of the printer driver.
Refer to the section on printer driver installation for further details, and
follow the instructions carefully.
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1-5c RIBBONS AND FILMS
Evolis High Trust® ribbons and films optimise your printer’s operation and
avoid causing damage to it. The use of ribbons or films from other suppliers
is liable to damage your printer and voids the manufacturer’s warranty for the
printer. For optimum print quality, Evolis recommends that the printer is
fully cleaned every time the ribbons and films are changed. See the Servicing
and Maintenance section of this manual.
The ink ribbon type is automatically recognized by the printer.
There are two types of ribbons in the
printer:
l Ink ribbons intended for the printing module, identifiable from their purple cores.
l Transfer films intended for the Retransfer module, identifiable from their charcoal cores.
For optimum print and Retransfer quality, Evolis recommends that the printer is fully cleaned every time the ribbons are changed. This is left to the judgement of users, who will nonetheless take care to comply with the mandatory cleaning cycles in order to keep the equipment in full working condition (see the Maintenance section).
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ä Changing the ink ribbon
Before changing the ink ribbon you have to know about the Evolis electronic
key which is delivered with every color ribbon.
Ê You will have to install the ribbon first and then install the key inside
the printer as demonstrated below. Ë The electronic key is equipped with a
RFID tag which communicates with an electronic board inside the printer.
Without
this key, the printer will not print.
Ê
Ë
When installing the electronic key, the Avansia printer instantly identifies
the type of ribbon without user intervention. The process is automated from
end to end.
With this recognition system you will know exactly how much of the ribbon
capacity is remaining, as this information is readily available from the
Printer Driver on the PC. Similarly, when the ribbon is nearing its end, an
alert is displayed on-screen. This helps in estimating the subsequent print
jobs possible, and you can ensure not running out of ribbon during the card
personalization process.
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ä Fitting the ink ribbon
To fit a ink ribbon in the printing module, please proceed as follows:
Ê Open the front cover. Ë Remove the ink ribbon cassette. Ì Load new ink
ribbon in the cassette. Insert the spool spindle into the feed site (purple)
holder. Unwind and load into the
shaft as shown. Finally, insert the spool spindle into the winding side
holder, inserting the bottom first.
Í Take up the ink ribbon slack. Turn the wheel as shown and take up the ribbon
slack. Î Insert the ink ribbon cassette until a «click» is heard. Ï Put the
Evolis electronic key in the key holder like shown page 13. Ð Close the front
cover. Ñ Press the SET Key, when [Push SET Key] appears on the LCD.
Ê
Ë
Í
Î
Î
Ï
Ñ
When placing the ink ribbon down, prevent contamination adhering by placing it
with the handle of the bottom. If the ribbon is cut, carefully cut the ribbon
with scissors. Use cellophane tape to join the ribbon. Then
go back to the step Í.
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ä Changing the Transfer film
The transfert unit includes parts heated to high temperatures. Be careful not
to put your fingers inside the module. Follow the safety instructions.
Ê Open the printer cover. Ë Remove the Transfer film cassette. Ì Push down the
pin on the top of the Transfer film cassette. Í Load Transfer film in the
cassette. Insert the spool spindle into the feed side (blue) holder.Unwind and
load onto the shaft
as shown. Finally insert the spool spindle into the winding side holder,
inserting the bottom first.
Î Attach the pin on top of the Transfer film cassette.
Ê
Ë
Ì
Í
Î
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Ï Take up the Transfer film slack. Turn the wheel at right and take up the film slack. Ð Insert the Transfer film cassette into the printer until a click is heard. Ñ Close the front cover. Ò Press the SET key when [Push SET Key] appears on the LCD.
Ï
Ð
Ñ
Ò
When placing the Transfer film down, prevent contamination adhering by placing
it with the handle of the bottom.
If the film is cut, carefully trim the cut section with scissors. Use
cellophane tape to join the film. Then go back to
step Î page 15.
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ä Replacement of the Cleaning Roller
An adhesive cleaning roller is delivered with the Transfert film, it has to be
installed each time you change the film.
Ê Open the front cover. Ë Remove the cleaning tape cassette. Ì Lift up the
tape spindle. Í Remove the used cleaning tape. Î Insert the new tape and
return the tape spindle. Ï Insert the cleaning tape cassette. Ð Close the
front cover. Ñ When [Push SET key] appears on the screen, press the SET Key.
Ê
Ë
ÌÍ
Î
Ð
Ñ
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1-5d CARDS
For optimum quality, the cards used must be ISO 7810 certified. Use only the
card types recommended by Evolis. Do not touch the printable surface of the
cards in order to preserve print quality. Keep your cards protected from dust.
Do not use cards previously printed with this or any other card printer. Do
not use transparent cards, wet cards, cards mixed with glass, metallic or
other foreign objects. Do not use cards coated with oil or other foreign
matter.
Do not use cards that have been damaged, folded, embossed or dropped on the
floor
The
printer accepts PVC, PET-F, PET-G, PC, ABS cards of 0.76mm (30mil).
For optimum quality, the cards used must meet the ISO 7810 standard.
There are several types:
l Blank cards
l Magnetic strip cards
l Contact smartcards
l Contactless smartcards
l Magnetic strip smartcards
l Pre-printed cards
The Retransfer process requires cards to be heated to high temperatures, and
they may become slightly warped under the effect of the heat and the stress
exerted by the film as it cools. Evolis recommends the use of cards specially
designed for Retransfer purposes. For more information, please contact your
Evolis reseller who will advise on your choices.
Be extremely careful to ensure that magnetic strip cards and contact
smartcards are properly positioned in the card feeder. The encoding option
will fail if cards are not inserted in the right direction.
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ä Cards orientation
Ê Ë Ì The printing side of the card is the surface on the front side of the
card feeder (see pictures , , )
l Pre printed cards (Front surface)
l Contact smartcards (Front surface)
A
A
A
A
Front side of the card feeder
Ê
Ë Front side of the card feeder
l Magnetic strips cards (Front surface + Rear surface)
surFfraocnte
sRuerafar ce
Front side of the card feeder
Ì
The magnetic strips of the magnetic cards need to be facing the back side of
the card feeder to be encoded
(see picture Ì)
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ä Adjusting card thickness
The printer accepts card thickness of 0.76mm (30mil). However depending on
card thickness tolerance, it may be necessary to ajust it manually. The card
thickness gauge is underneath the card feeder.
Adjusting card thickness please proceed as follows:
Ê Open the printer cover. Ë Remove the card feeder from the printer as shown.
Ì Open the cards feeder and remove the cards. Í Return the feeder and adjust
the thickness of the cards used by moving the wheel from right to left Î Put
the cards back into the feeder and put back the feeder into the printer. Ï
Close the top cover of the printer.
Ê
Ë
Ì
Í
Î
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ä Loading the cards
Ê Open the top cover and open the card feeder as shown. Ë Adjust the gauge
setting to match the thickness of your cards Ì Hold the card retainer lever
with your fingers and pull it right out. Í Insert the cards in the feeder as
indicated, with the side to be printed facing to the left. Î Return the card
retainer. Ï Close the top cover.
Ê
Ë
Ì
Í
Load cards in order to start from the right side of the card feeding When printing starts the right-most card is pulled into the printer. You can load card manually, one by one.
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ä Removing printed cards
Once the print and/or encoding cycle is complete, cards are delivered by
default into the output hopper found on the left of the device. The hopper has
a maximum capacity of approximately 250 cards.
Users can select from three methods to collect cards from the output hopper: l
Front side of card visible First card at bottom of stack l Rear side of card
visible First card at top of stack To do so, please follows the instructions
below:
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b). Ë Press the t Key
until [Card Setup] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t Key
until [Card Eject Side] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Í Change the
settings by using the t/s Keys, then press the SET Key.
NOT SPECIFIED: The rear surface of cards to output cannot be set. Depending on
the details of printing, the orientation that will print the most quickly is
automatically selected. The front face of the card faces down for single-sided
printing, and faces up for double-sided printing. UP: The card is output with
its front surface upwards. DOWN: The card is output with its front surface
downwards.
The factory default setting is [NOT SPECIFY] The method can also be set via
the printer driver.
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ä Optimizing transfer conditions
In order to optimize the transfer quality you can change the Retransfer
settings according to your card type. Thanks to the LCD Panel or the printer
driver you can select the card type, then the transfer speed and the transfer
temperature.
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User Mode (see section 4-1b). Ë Press the Key
until [Card Setup] is displayed. Press the SET Key. Ì Confirm that [Card Type]
appears. Press the SET Key. Í Change the settings by using the t/s Keys:
PVC (0.76mm) PET(0.76mm) PET-G -0.76mm) If [CARD 1-3] is selected, use the t/s
Keys and the SET Key to select the transfer speed and transfer temperature: l
left value: transfer speed.
The higher the value, the higher the transfer speed is fast. l Right value:
transfer temperature.
The higher the value, the higher the transfer temperature is hot.
The factory default setting is [PVC 30mil/0.76]. The factory default transfer speed for [CARD 1-3] is set to [35mm/s].
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ä Rejected card management
Your
printer is equipped with a reject slot, the purpose of which is to separate correctly customised cards from incorrect cards.
Incorrect cards are automatically ejected from the slot at the right of the printer.
It is possible to switch the Card ejection slot. To do so, please follows the
instructions below:
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b). Ë Press the t Key
until [Card Setup] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì After using the t/s
Keys to switch between [Std card exit]/[Err card exit], press the SET Key. Í
Change the settings by using the t/s Keys, then press the SET Key.
Card Type
Std card exit LEFT SIDE
SET
Std card exit LEFT SIDE
Err card exit RIGHT SIDE
SET
Err card exit RIGHT SIDE
The factory default is set so that correctly printed cards are output from the card ejection slot (Left), and cards with errors are output from the reject slot (Right).
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Printing
The information about the procedures described in this section refers to a
Windows XP environment.
2-1 Installing the print driver
Configuration of the printer and its driver is a very important step and
requires very special care. In fact, inappropriate settings are a factor
having a negative impact on the quality of card customisation. It is therefore
essential to proceed in stages, changing settings only when you are completely
sure. Evolis offers the option to revert to the factory settings at any time
if the adjustments made do not give the expected results.
Your printer is delivered with a DVD containing the print drivers for Windows.
To install a print driver, insert the DVD into your computer and select the
print driver menu. A program will guide you through the entire installation
process.
Do not connect your USB cable to your computer until prompted to do so by the
installation program. For the connection procedure, see the section on
Connecting the Printer.
Follow the installation procedure scrupulously. It requires administrator
rights to install the driver.
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2-2 Managing the print settings
Before using your printer, it is essential to check and/or change the default
print driver settings: l Card orientation l Single or double-sided printing l
Card finish or treatment l …
You will find more detailed information about the cards recommended by Evolis
in the Evolis High Trust® list of consumables.
Pay attention to the settings defined under the print driver properties and do
not hesitate to contact your Evolis reseller for any advice and assistance
needed before making any changes.
To access this application: l From the Start button on the bottom left of the
Windows® task bar, select All Programs, Evolis Card Printer, Evolis Print
Center l The application displays the installed Avansia printers. l Right-
click on your chosen printer and select Properties to access the settings or
double-click on the printer name. äThis screen offers several configuration
tabs that allow you to adjust your print, lamination, and encoding settings,
as well as manage
cleaning cycles and system administration.
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2-3 Printing a card
A large number of Windows applications allow documents to be printed (for
example the tools in Microsoft Office suite, i.e. MS Word, MS Access, MS
Excel, MS Powerpoint). To learn about the layout of a card and how to
configure its formatting and printing, see the following example.
ä In Microsoft® Word
After setting the Evolis printer as the default: l Start the MS Word
application l Click on File in the menu bar, then on Page Setup l In the Paper
tab for selecting the Size, select CR80 l For Word 2010: click the Page Layout
tab, then click on Page Size and select CR80 l In the Margins tab, set all
margins to `0′, then in the Orientation section, select Landscape. l Close the
window by clicking OK.
Your Word window should now look like this:
You are ready to customise your card by adding the various items that go to
make up a card: l Logo and Illustration l Identification photo l Text l Bar
code, etc.
Once ready, click on File and then on Print.
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2-4 Connecting to a network (Ethernet)
All Evolis printers have the benefit of a TCP/IP network connection mechanism.
This feature is available as standard or as an option, depending on the model
in the range.
Out of the box, the printer comes configured in DHCP mode (Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol), which means that its IP address is supplied by the
network. In addition to these basic settings, the network administrator has
the option of configuring the printer differently in order to comply with the
constraints imposed by the corporate LAN:
l Printer connected in a subnet, in DHCP l Printer connected within a subnet
with fixed IP address, with WINS resolution l Printer connected within a
subnet with fixed IP address, without WINS resolution
The printer may be identified on the network in two ways: l By its hostname
(NETBIOS) l By its IP address.
Changing the printer’s basic settings, without prior knowledge of the layout
of the LAN in question or without genuine technical knowledge may result in a
malfunction of the printer, and may even extend to a more widespread failure
of all or part of the LAN. Contact your System and Network Administrator
before connecting to or changing the settings for your local area network.
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ä Changing Network connection settings
You can configure internet communications settings such as the individual
printer ID and TCP/IP-related settings.
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User Mode Ë Press the Key until [Interface Setup]
is displayed. Press the SET Key Ì Select the settings to change by using the
t/s Keys. Press the SET Key to confirm.
Settings Menu
Details
Printer ID
Set the individual printer ID
DHCP
Set the DHCP function ON/OFF
IP Address
Set the IP addres (only when the DHCP function is OFF).
Subnet Mask
Set the subnet mask (only when the DHCP function is OFF).
Default Gateway
Display the default gateway (only when the DHCP function is OFF).
MAC Address
Display the MAC address.
IPsec
Set the IPsec function ON/OFF
Timout(s)
Set the session timeout (seconds).
Password
Set the password ON/OFF for settings TCP/IP using the printer driver. If the password is on, set the password.
Í Change the settings by using t/s Keys. Press the SET Key. For numerical
values, use the t/s Keys to change each digit. Press the SET Key to confirm.
Î Turn off and on the printer to enable the settings.
The factory default settings are [DHCP], [IPsec] and [Password] set to [OFF]. [Subnet Mask] and [Default Gateway] are set to [0.0.0.0]. [IP Adress] is set to [169.254.0.0]. [Printer ID] is set to [8]. [Timeout(s)] is set to [30].
You can also change the settings by using the printer driver.
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Maintenance
3-1 General warranty information
Your Evolis printer has been designed to give you long service and needs only
minimal regular maintenance. Please comply with the instructions given below
to ensure that it runs satisfactorily.
Keep your warranty cover!
The manufacturer’s warranty is subject to strict adherence to the routine
servicing and maintenance instructions, and in particular the printer cleaning
cycles.
Any failure to follow the maintenance and servicing procedures described in
this section voids the print head warranty.
Evolis declines any liability where there has been a failure to carry out
required maintenance on the printer. The print head is a wearing part and an
extremely sensitive printer component. Its useful life can be seriously
curtailed by the presence of dust, liquids or solids in the printer’s
immediate environment, on the print head or on the cards. Users must take all
necessary precautions to insert only clean cards, free of dust deposits or
foreign bodies, into the machine. The frequency and quality of cleaning are
decisive factors enabling users to extend the print head’s useful life and to
ensure excellent print quality. Particular care must therefore be taken with
cleaning. Users must comply with the servicing and maintenance instructions as
fully described in this section.
Evolis provides replacement parts and consumables that you can refer to within
this user guide or by visiting the website at www.evolis.com.
In addition, the use of Evolis brand ribbons (Evolis High Trust®) also ensures
that your equipment operates properly. Use of ribbons not approved by Evolis
may as a consequence affect the quality and reliability of print jobs, produce
low quality printed output and even affect the printer’s operation. The
manufacturer’s warranty does not cover physical damage or quality problems
caused by using nonEvolis approved ribbons.
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3-2 Routine printer cleaning
Recommended cleaning cycle: After printing about 1000 cards. Servicing
accessory: Adhesive cleaning card.
Remove any cards that are inside the printer. Do not touch the roller with
your hands. Cleaning cards can only be used once.
The frequency and quality of cleaning are determining factors in enabling the
user to prolong the life of the print head and printer. Special care will be
taken for this operation
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Follow the procedure below:
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b). Ë Press the t Key
until [Cleaning] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì Then [Cool down…] is
diplayed, wait until the figure drops to 70 or lower. The figure indicates the
temperature of the
heat roller.
Í When [Remove Film] is displayed, open the front cover. Î Remove the Transfer
film and close the front cover.
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Ï When [Remove cards] is diplayed, open the top cover. Ð Open the cards feeder
and remove the cards from the cassette. Ñ When [Set Cleaning Crd] is
displayed, load the cleaning card in the feeding slot. Align the adhesive side
of the cleaning
card to the right.
Ò Close the cards feeder and the top cover. Ó When [SET:Start] is displayed,
press the SET Key. The cleaning starts automatically.
When [Complete] is diplayed, cleaning is completed and the cleaning card is
ejected into the cards ejection slot.
Put the film back in the Retransfer module. Your printer is once again ready
to use.
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3-3 Servicing the cleaning roller(s)
The cleaning roller(s) remove(s) any dust or particles from the cards before
printing.
Recommended cleaning cycle: when cards are printed with missing colors or if
there are foreign objects on them.
Follow the procedure below:
Ê Turn off the power. Ë Open the front cover Ì Remove the cleaning tape
cassette (blue part), hold the cleaning tape cassette handle, lift it and
pull. Í Remove the cleaning roller (black part). Î Wipe the rollers clean with
a soft cloth fully moistened with water. Ï Load first the cleaning roller
(black part) and then the cleaning tape cassette (blue part). Ð Close the
front cover. Your printer is once again ready to use.
Ë
Ì
Í
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Wait for 2 minutes after cleaning before using your printer.
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3-4 Servicing the feeding roller
Recommended cleaning cycle: if cards do not feed smoothly into the printer.
Ê Turn off the printer. Ë Open the top cover and remove the card feeder. Ì
Clean the roller clean with an Evolis’ wipe as shown. Turn the roller as you
wipe it to clean it in the direction of the arrow. Í Load the card feeder. Î
Close the top cover. Your printer is once again ready to use.
Ë
Ì
Wait for 2 minutes after cleaning before using your printer.
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Recommended cleaning cycle: if the printing location on printed cards is out
of adjustment, or there is white space at the edge of printed areas, then
clean the secondary transfer section feeding roller at the bottom of the top
cover.
Ê Turn off the printer. Ë Open the top cover and remove the card feeder. Ì
Open the front cover and the top cover. Í Lift the decurl section. Î Wipe the
roller clean with an Evolis’ cotton swab fully moistened with water. Ï Return
the decurl section to its original position. Close the top cover and front
cover.
Ë
Ì
Í
Î
Be careful the decurl section rollers can be troublesome to clean, don’t hurt
your fingers. Besides the heat roller is hot so please exercise care when
cleaning.
Wait for 2 minutes after cleaning before using your printer.
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3-5 Servicing the reverse roller
Recommended cleaning cycle: If card delivery from the reverse section to the
secondary transfer feeding roller is not possible, then clean the Reverse
Roller.
Ê Turn off the printer. Ë Open the top cover and remove card feeder. Ì Open
the front cover and the trapdoor cover. Í Rotate the reverse wheel. Î Locate
the reverse section roller as shown. Ï Wipe the roller clean with an Evolis’
wipe as shown. Ð Rotate the reverse leading wheel and fully clean the roller.
Ñ Close the front cover. Ò Return the card feeder and close the top cover.
Your printer is once again ready to use.
Ë
Ì
Í
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Wait for 2 minutes after cleaning before using your printer.
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3-6 Servicing the filter cleaning
Recommended cleaning cycle: monthly.
Ê Turn off the printer. Ë Remove the filter cover on the rear of the printer.
Ì Remove the filter from the filter cover. Í Use a vancuum cleaner to clean
the filter. Î Hold the filter down with your fingers in order that it is not
sucked into the vacuum cleaner. Ï Reset the filter.
Ë
Í
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3-7 Primary transfer feeding roller cleaning
Recommended cleaning cycle: If a film-related error occurs such as [Film Wind
Up], or there is color bleed or image distortion, then clean the primary
transfer feeding roller
Ê Turn off the power. Ë Open the top cover and remove the card feeder Ì Open
the front cover. Í Remove the ink ribbon cassette and the Transfer film. Î
Insert a flat screwdriver into the groove on the end of the feeding roller. Ï
Turn the screwdriver, and wipe the feeding roller inside the printer using an
Evolis cotton swab. Ð Return the ink ribbon cassette and the Transfer film
cassette to their original positions. Ñ Close the front cover.
Ê
Ë
Ì
Í
Î Ï
Wait for 2 minutes after cleaning before using your printer.
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3-8 Cleaning the print head
As a highly sensitive part of the printer, the print head is a wearable part.
Its lifespan can be seriously altered by the presence of dust, liquid or solid
elements in the close environment of the printer, or on the print head or
cards
Directly touching the end of the print head may deteriorate printing quality
or cause damage to the printer. The print head is heated to a high temperature
immediately after printing. Therefore, do not begin cleaning the print head
until it cools down.
Ê Turn off the power and remove USB cables and power cables from the printer.
Ë Open the front cover and remove the ink ribbon cartridge and Transfer film
cartridge. Ì Use an Evolis’ cotton swab to clean the heating element of the
print head.
Be careful of static electricity when cleaning the print head to avoid issues
such as electrostatic damage to the print head.
Wait until the alcohol is completely dry before turning the power ON.
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Help
This section gives suggestions allowing problems that may arise when using
your printer to be pinpointed. If you do not manage to solve your problem,
this section also explains how to contact Evolis technical support.
4-1 Introduction to the printer menu
The
printer has an LCD unit and LED indicator enabling the operator to see the operating condition of the equipment and
make adjustments to the most common settings.
The control panel comprises 3 units:
l One LCD display unit l Four navigation buttons used to move around the menu,
and confirm or cancel selections l One dual-colour LED: blue when running
normally, orange in the event of a warning requiring the operator’s attention
When running, the information shown varies:
l Steady blue LED – Ready for printing l Flashing blue LED Data transfer
with the PC or printing in progress l Orange LED – Cards, ink ribbon or
transfer film have run out l Flashing orange LED – Cards jammed or other error
has occured
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In the event of operator intervention activating the menu, the LCD unit is
converted into a dialogue and configuration support interface. The LCD is set
in english and Chinese.
Generally speaking, unless otherwise indicated, navigation works as follows:
4-1a NORMAL MODE
Normal Mode is used for printing cards. When the power is turned on the
printer starts in Normal Mode.
Normal Mode Message List: Initializing Ready to print Now printing
Description The printer is initializing. Remaining cards (abnormal cards) are ejected from the card ejection slot. In standby. This awaiting a request to print cards. Printing cards.
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4-1b USER MODE
User Mode is used to set operations and check the status of the printer. To
switch from Normal Mode to User Mode, follow the procedure below :
Ê Press the Power Switch to turn on the power. When the power starts and the
printer turns on in Normal Mode, and [Ready] appears on the LCD Panel.
Ë Press the MENU Key. Ì The User Mode top menu is displayed on the LCD Panel.
To switch from User Mode to Normal Mode, follow the procedure below:
Ê Press the MENU Key severals times to display [Exit Menu]. Ë Press the SET
Key.
After pressing the t Key several times to display [NO]. You can return to User
Mode by pressing the SET Key.
After changing settings values using s/t Keys in each menu, press the SET Key
to make the changes. Either pressing the MENU Key or turning off the power
without pressing the SET Key will mean that changes are not saved in the
printer.
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4-2 Warnings and diagnosis
Although the Evolis printer was designed to work independently, keeping user
involvement to a minimum, it may nonetheless prove useful to gain some
familiarity with the main warnings.
LCD Display
Action required
Push SET Key Feeder Empty
Press the SET Key. Load cards into the card feeder.
Cover Open Low Temperature Check Ribn/Film Remove Cards
Correctly close the cover. Ensure the environment temperature is at least 10°C and press SET Key. Confirm that the ink ribbon and Transfer film are correctly loaded. Remove the cards by rolating the Ejection Dial.
After clearing an error, pressing the SET key clears the errors, initializes the printer, and [Ready] will appear.
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Warnings and error messages
LCD Display
Description
Cover Open
The front cover is open.
Feeder Empty
There are no more cards.
Low Temperature
The temperature in which the printer is located is too low.
No Ribbon
The ink ribbon has been used up.
Invalid Ribbon
The type of ink ribbon cannot be identified by the printer.
Ribbon Wind Up. No Film
The ink ribbon could not be wound correctly. The ink ribbon may be cut.
The Transfer film has been used up.
Invalid Film
The type of Transfer film cannot be identified by the printer.
Film Wind Up. No Ribbon/Film
The Transfer film could not be wound up. The Transfer film may be cut.
Both ink ribbon and Transfer film have been used up.
Feeder Card Jam
Flip Card Jam Printer Card Jam Mag. Card Jam
Cards cannot be fed into the printer. Is the card feeder loaded correctly. The
feeding roller is dirty.
There is a card jam. An error ocurred, and cards cannot be output.
The feeding roller may be dirty.
Action required
Yes Close the front cover.
Yes Load cards into the card feeder.
Yes
Ensure the environment temperature is 10°C or higher, and press the set Key.
Yes
Replace the ribbon or Transfer film.
Reload the ribbon. Yes The ribbon set in the printer and printer
settings may be different.
Yes
Reload and wind the ribbon up. Repair the cut ribbon.
Yes
Replace the Transfer film.
Reload the Transfer film.
Yes
Check what kind of Transfer film is
supported by the printer.
Yes
Reload and wind the Transfer film up. Repair the cut Transfer film.
Yes
Replace both the ink ribbon and the Transfer film.
Press the SET Key.
Correctly load the card feeder.
Yes
Confirm that the card feeder is loaded property.
Clean the feeding roller located below
the card feeder.
Yes
Press the SET Key.
Yes
Remove the cards by rotating the ejection dial and press the SET Key.
Clean the feeding roller. Yes If the feeding roller is excessively dirty,
clean the printer using a cleaning card.
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Warnings and error messages
LCD Display
Description
There is a card jam.
Yes
Remove Card:fdr
Remove Card:flip
There is a card jam.
Yes
Remove Card:prtr
Remove Card:mag
The feeding roller may be dirty.
Yes
Call TechSupport Firmw. Dwnld err
Mag: Write Error Mag: Read Error
Chip prt#1:Error Chip prt#2:Error External Box
An error that requires repair may occur.
Yes
Program version update was interrupted.
Yes
Reading / writing of the magnetic data failed.
Yes
The card set is not in the correct direction. There is scratches or dirt on
the card’s magnetic strip. The magnetic characteristics of the card do not
match the Yes
specifications of the magnetic encoder and the settings of the magnetic
encoder.
During operation of the IC option 1, data reception by the computer was interrupted.
Yes
During operation of the IC option 2, data reception by the computer was interrupted.
Yes
During operation of the external box, data reception by the computer was interrupted.
Yes
Action required
Remove the cards by rotating the ejection dial and press the SET Key. Remove
the cards by rotating the Ejection Dial, and press the SET Key. Clean the
feeding roller. If the feeding roller is excessively dirty, clean the printer
using a cleaning card.
Turn off and on the power. Repairs are necessary if error reoccurs.
Turn off and on the power, then start version update again.
Press the SET Key. Check the loading direction of the cards. Use undamaged
cards. Check the specifications of the magnetic encoder.
Press the SET Key.
Press the SET Key.
Press the SET Key.
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4-3 Diagnosis help
In this section, you will find all the information you need to carry out a few
simple checks that you may be asked to run by your Evolis dealer to help you
as effectively as possible.
ä Identifying installed software versions
You can also identify the version of the print driver installed as follows:
Ê From the Start button found bottom-left on the Windows task bar, select
Printers and faxes. Ë Select your printer and double click. Ì From the Printer
menu, select Printing preferences. Í Go to the Card tab and then click
Version.
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4-4 Troubleshooting
Do not attempt to use tools or other items to repair your printer in the event
of problems, in case major damage is caused.
4-4a PRINTING PROBLEMS
ä Nothing prints?
Ê Check the print driver
Check that there is a print driver for your printer in the Windows
configuration. Check that the printer is selected as the default printer.
Ë Check the printer’s power supply Check that the power cable is correctly
connected to the printer and to a working electrical socket. The printer is on
and the display unit says [Ready].
Ì Check the USB cable Check that the USB cable is connecting the printer to
your computer.
Í Check the ink ribbon and the Transfer film
Check that the ink ribbon and the Transfer film are fitted correctly and that
the Decurl section’ is locked in place.
Î Check the cards Check that there are cards in the card feeder. Check that no
cards are jammed in the printer.
Ï Print a test card
See elsewhere in this section for the procedure to be followed.
ä Blank card ejected
Ê Check the ink ribbon and the Transfer film
Check that the ink ribbon and the Transfer film are not finished or damaged.
Replace them or re-install them if necessary.
Ë The print head may be damaged
Print a test card. If the test card does not print, contact an Evolis reseller
for technical support or visit the website at www.evolis.com.
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ä Poor print quality?
Small blemishes on the card
l The card surface may be dirty. Check that your cards are perfectly clean.
Use new cards.
Avoid using the printer in locations with excessive dust or dirt.
l Transportation rollers. Use a cleaning card to clean the transportation
rollers. See section on how to clean transportation rollers page 34
Horizontal white lines
l The ribbon is not correctly fitted. Check that the ink ribbon and the
Transfer film are correctly positioned in the printer. Check that there are no
wrinkles on the ink ribbon and on the Transfer film surfaces.
l Print head dirty or damaged. Clean the print head.
Blurred image
l The ink ribbon or the Transfer film is not correctly fitted. Check that the
ink ribbon and the Transfer film are correctly positioned in the printer.
Check that there are no wrinkles on the ink ribbon and Transfer film surfaces.
l Poor ribbon synchronisation. Open and close the front cover to synchronise
the ribbon.
l Dirty printer or cleaning rollers.
l Use of incompatible cards. Check that the cards used match the
specifications.
We recommend that you obtain your cards from an Evolis reseller. Use of cards
obtained elsewhere is liable to adversely affect print quality and/or damage
the print head. If problems persist, please contact your Evolis reseller.
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The card is bent Print flakes off
l Secondary transfer conditions are not optimum. l See section correct card
curl.
l Secondary transfer conditions are not optimum. l Set secondary transfer
conditions in accordance with cards used.
White cards
l Check that the ink ribbon is fitted correctly.
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ä Partial or incorrect printing
Ê Check the print settings Check that no area of the card design to be printed
is outside the print margins. Check the document orientation (portrait or
landscape) in the print driver configuration.
Ë Check the interface cable If irregular characters are printed, check that
you are in fact using the USB cable supplied with your printer. Check the
connection between the computer and the printer. Try using another cable of
the same type.
Ì Check that the printer is clean Clean the printer, especially the cleaning
rollers. See the maintenance section.
Í Check that the cards are clean Store your cards protected from dust.
Î Check the ink ribbon and the Transfer film
Check that the ink ribbon and the Transfer film are fitted correctly. Check
that the ink ribbon and the Transfer film spool freely.
Ï Check the print head Should horizontal straight lines appear on printed
cards, it is likely that the print head is dirty or damaged. See the section
on maintenance and troubleshooting. If the problem persists, contact an Evolis
dealer or visit the website at www.evolis.com.
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ä Correcting card curl
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User Mode (see section 4-1b) Ë Press the t key
until [Card Setup] is diplayed. Then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t key
until [Decurl Time(s)] is diplayed. Then press the SET Key. Í Change the
settings by using the t/s Keys. You can set the decurl duration from 0-5
seconds. There is no decurl if the
settings value is set to «0».
Î Press the SET Key to fix the changes.
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The factory default setting is «0». You can also change the settings by using the printer driver. Secondary transfer conditions that have not been optimized and application of excess heat are major causes of cards curling after printing. Please adjust the secondary transfer conditions.
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4-4b FREEING JAMMED CARDS
Do not turn your printer off, as this cancels pending print jobs in the
printer’s memory.
Never use any kind of tool (screwdriver, sharp object, etc.) to free the card.
You risk causing serious damage to the rollers, especially the unit’s hot
roller. Any such damage will not be eligible for cover under the warranty!
To prevent card jams:
Ê Check that the card thickness gauge is correctly adjusted. Ë Check that the
thickness of the cards used matches the specifications set out in Appendix A
“Technical specifications”
in this manual.
Ì Check that the cards are flat. Í Check that the cards are not stuck
together. Shuffle the cards before loading them.
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ä Freeing a card in card feeder
When a card becomes jammed in the card feeder, the message Card Jam Feeder’ appears on the control panel display. Print jobs are interrupted. Do not turn the device off, as this will result in the loss of current print jobs stored in the printer’s memory. Ê Open the top printer cover and the front cover. Ë Remove the card feeder. Ì If the most right card is partially fed into the printer, slowly pull it out by hand. Í Insert cards into the card feeder. Î Close the card feeder and the printer cover. Ï Press the SET Key. The error message on the LCD panel disappears and the printer restarts. ä Freeing a card in the Retransfer unit When a card becomes jammed in the card feeder, the message
Card Jam Feeder’
appears on the control panel display. Print jobs are interrupted. Do not turn
the device off, as this will result in the loss of current print jobs stored
in the printer’s memory.
Ê Open the top printer cover. Ë Remove the card feeder. Ì Rotate the reverse
feeding wheel. Remove cards jammed in the cleaning section from the feed slot.
Í Return the card feeder and insert cards. Î Close the card feeder and the
printer cover. Ï Press the SET Key. The error message on the LCD panel
disappears and the printer restarts.
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ä Freeing a card in the reverse section
Ê Open the top printer cover and the front cover. Ë Remove the card feeder. Ì
Release the lock on the decurl section as shown before lifting. Í Remove the
cleaning roller and cleaning tape cassette. Î Rotate the reverse wheel and
rotate the feeding wheel left or right. Cards will be ejected by the right or
left ejection slot
(depending on the rotation of the button).
Ï Insert cards into the card feeder. Ð Before closing the top cover and front
cover, return the card feeder, decurl section, cleaning roller and cleaning
tape
cassette their original positions.
Ñ Press the SET Key. The error message on the LCD panel disappears and the
printer restarts.
Once the card is free, make sure that the film is correctly positioned and
then close the printer cover. The printer restarts.
If the Retransfer unit is too hot, turn the printer off and wait for the
module to cool down (this can take several minutes). Try once more to free the
card manually. If, despite your best efforts, the card remains jammed, contact
your Evolis reseller for on-site assistance from an engineer.
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4-4c REPLACING THE PRINT HEAD
The print head is a sensitive component of your equipment. It determines the
print quality, and regular servicing along with an immediate environment free
from dust or other particles ensure a lengthy useful life. Nonetheless, the
print head may sometimes need to be replaced. Before doing anything else,
please contact your Evolis reseller in order to check the advisability of
replacing the print head. The reseller will supply a new print head if need
be.
Evolis has set up a scheme for exchanging defective print heads during the
printer’s warranty period. Your equipment is eligible under the scheme if:
l You use only Evolis consumables (ribbons and maintenance products). l You
have followed the cleaning and servicing cycles scrupulously. l You are
working in a dust-free environment complying with the technical
specifications.
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4-4d UPDATING THE FIRMWARE (UNDER WINDOWS)
Updating the firmware is a simple operation but one which, if not properly
completed, can result in your printer breaking down. Before any update, please
contact your Evolis reseller who will be able to guide you on the advisability
or otherwise of carrying out an upgrade. In general, such updates are only
required in the event of problem or malfunction that has been clearly
identified by your Evolis reseller.
Updates can be downloaded from the website at www.evolis.com:
Ê Go to drivers & support section Ë Select your printer model. Ì Then click on
the file for the corresponding Firmware. Í Accept the download then save the
file in a directory on your hard drive. The firmware may be stored compressed
as
a zip file, which you will need to extract.
Î Then go to Control Panel, Devices and Printers, Printer Properties, Utility
and click on Printer firmware update. Now look
in the directory for the firmware installation program, and open it.
Ï When prompted by the program, click on the Download button to run the job.
The firmware download is in progress. Ð After about thirty seconds, the
firmware has transferred to the printer and the operation is complete. Ñ If
the printer is not showing a `READY’ status, this means that the update has
not been carried out correctly or, possibly,
that the printer is not working properly. Check the connection cables and run
a new update.
The update is complete, and your equipment is ready to customise your cards.
Never interrupt the transfer between computer and printer during the download
phase (powering off the printer or computer, unplugging a cable). This would
result in a complete inability to restart the printer. Should such an incident
occur, please contact your Evolis reseller.
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4-5 Reduce printer power consumption
Select the power saving mode for when the printer is not being used.
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b) Ë Press the t Key
until [Printer Setup] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t Key
until [Power Save Mode] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Í Change the
settings by using the t/s Keys, then press the SET Key.
5HDG Buzzer
MENU
3ULQWHU,QIR
6(7!!
Ê
Printer Info. SET:>>
SET
Printer Setup SET:>>
Buzzer
Ë
Power Save Mode HEATER OFF
SET
Power Save Mode MAIN POWER OFF
Power Save Mode MAIN POWER OFF
Ì
Power Save Mode MAIN POWER OFF
Í
The factory default setting is [HEATER OFF]. You can also reduce the printer power consumption on the printer driver.
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4-6 Counting the Number of cards that are printed
You can also count the number of cards that have been printed in a specidifed
period of time by resetting the count with the SET Key.
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b) Ë Confirm that
[Printer Info] appears, and press the SET Key. Ì Confirm the [Card Count]
display. Pressing the SET Key will return the display to [0].
You can also display the total number of sides that are printed. This can be
used as a guideline for doing maintenance.
Í Press the t Key until [Total Count] is displayed. This count cannot be
reset.
5HDG
MENU
3ULQWHU,QIR
6(7!!
Ê
SET
3ULQWHU,QIR 6(7!!
Ë
&DUG&RXQW
Card Count
SET
Card Count 3
Reset ?
Ì
Total Count 30
Í
The Total count displays shows several cards have been printed when the printer is shipped from the factory because the count increases during the production process. You can also display the total count and the count of cards printed on the printer driver.
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4-7 Checking the types of Ink ribbon and Transfer film that are loaded
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b). Ë Confirm that [Printer Info] appears, and press the SET Key. Ì Press the t Key until [Ribbon Type] or [Film Type] is displayed.
Printer Info. SET:>>
5HDG
MENU
3ULQWHU,QIR
6(7!!
Ribbon Type 5P(CMYKP)
Ê
SET
3ULQWHU,QIR 6(7!!
&DUG&RXQW
Film Type CLEAR
Ë
Ì
You can also check the types of ink ribbon that is loaded on the printer driver:
Ê From the Start button found bottom-left on the Windows task bar, select Printers and faxes. Ë Select your printer and double click. Ì From the Printer menu, select Printing preferences. Í Go to the Maintenance tab and then click Ribbon Details.
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4-8 Checking the program version and serial number
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b) Ë Press the t Key
until [Version] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t/s Keys to
display the information to check.
5HDG
MENU
3ULQWHU,QIR
6(7!!
Ê
Printer Info. SET:>>
SET
Version Info. SET:>>
Base Version
Ë
Ì
The t/s Keys allows you to switch between [Base Version], [Main Version], [Printer S/N], [Printhead S/N], [Magnetic Encoder],[Chip port #1], [Chip port
2], [External Box].
You can also check the program version and serial number on the printer
driver:
Ê From the Start button found bottom-left on the Windows task bar, select
Printers and faxes. Ë Select your printer and double click. Ì From the Printer
menu, select Printing preferences. Í Go to the Maintenance tab and then click
Printer operation panel. Î Double click on User Mode and then click on
Version.
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4-9 Turning the Error alarm ON or OFF
The initial setting is for the buzzer to sound when an error occurs. You can
set the buzzer so that is does not sound.
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to User mode (see section 4-1b) Ë Press the t Key
until [Printer Setup] is displayed, then press the SET Key. Ì Confirm that
[Buzzer] appears, and press the SET Key Í Change the settings by using the t/s
Keys, then press the SET Key.
5HDG
MENU
3ULQWHU,QIR
6(7!!
Ê
%X]]HU 21
SET
%X]]HU 21
Ì
Printer Info. SET:>>
SET
Printer Setup SET:>>
Ë
Buzzer
Buzzer ON
Buzzer OFF
Í
You can also turn the error alarm ON or OFF on the printer driver.
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4-10 Others functionalities
Some extra functionalities are by factory default disabled, here we will see
how to enabled them.
ä Parallel print
By default the Parallel Print is OFF, the printer does not print another card
until the previous card finishes printing (prints one card at a time). This
functionality allows the printer to performs parallel processing (continuous
printing). It prints up to two cards at once through parallel processing
within the printer. This functionality increase the printing speed, however it
does not manage the errors. For example, when an error of encoding occurs, the
printer carries on and does not re-encode the card (the card is ejected by the
reject slot).
Ê Switch from Normal mode to Service mode. To do so, keep pressing the MENU
key and in the same time press the s key, t key, and again s key, t key.
[Service Mode] appears. You can stop pressing the MENU Key.
Ë Press the t Key until [Printer Setup] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Ì Press the t Key until [Parallel Print] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Í Change the settings by using the t/s Keys, [ON] or [OFF], then press the SET
Key.
ä Card Empty Check
By default the Card Empty Check is OFF, the LCD printer displays an error when
the printer detects the absence of cards while accepting a print request
(Starts printing after canceling the error). This functionalities allows the
printer to display an error and wait until it detects cards again.
Ê Switch from Normal mode to Service mode. To do so, keep pressing the MENU
key and in the same time press the s key, t key, and again s key, t key.
[Service Mode] appears. You can stop pressing the MENU Key.
Ë Press the t Key until [Printer Setup] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Ì Press the t Key until [Card Empty Check] is displayed. Then press the SET
Key. Í Change the settings by using the t/s Keys, [ON] or [OFF], then press
the SET Key.
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ä Short Size Print
This functionality turns partial printing of color data on and off. By default
the printer always prints (temporary transfer) on the entire surface of card.
If you turn the Short Size Print ON the printer will perform partial printing
(primary transfer) on the effective area (zone with data other than 0 tone)
only within color data. It may reduce the time required to print the cards
depending of the design or layout of the color data.
Ê Switch from Normal mode to Service mode. To do so, keep pressing the MENU
key and in the same time press the s key, t key, and again s key, t key.
[Service Mode] appears. You can stop pressing the MENU Key.
Ë Press the t Key until [Printer Setup] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Ì Press the t Key until [Short Size Print] is displayed. Then press the SET
Key. Í Change the settings by using the t/s Keys, [ON] or [OFF], then press
the SET Key.
ä Language
Set the Language to be used for displaying error messages and for the user
mode menu on the LCD screen. By default the LCD displays messages in English
but the simplified Chinese is also available.
Ê Switch from Normal mode to Service mode. To do so, keep pressing the MENU
key and in the same time press the s key, t key, and again s key, t key.
[Service Mode] appears. You can stop pressing the MENU Key.
Ë Press the t Key until [Printer Setup] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Ì Press the t Key until [Language] is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Í
Change the settings by using the t/s Keys, [ENGLISH] or [CHINESE], then press
the SET Key.
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4-11 Technical support
If you are having difficulties in configuring and using your printer, read
this manual carefully. If you do not manage to solve your problem, you can
obtain further information and help from the Evolis partner network.
4-11a EVOLIS PARTNER NETWORK
For any unresolved technical problem, contact an Evolis reseller. If you do
not know any Evolis resellers, visit the www.evolis.com website and send us
your question. Evolis will pass on the contact details of your nearest Evolis
reseller. When calling an Evolis reseller, you do need to be close to your
computer and ready to provide the following information:
Ê Your printer model and serial number. Ë The configuration and operating
system that you are using. Ì A description of the incident that has occurred.
Í A description of the steps that you have taken to resolve the problem.
In addition, to enable you to find answers to your questions 24/7, the
www.evolis.com website includes a number of aspects related to day-to-day use
of your printer.
4-11b FINDING INFORMATION ON WWW.EVOLIS.COM
If you need additional technical help, you will find a great deal of
information on using and troubleshooting Evolis printers under the Drivers and
Support section on the Evolis website at www.evolis.com. This section offers
downloads of the latest versions of firmware, print drivers and user manuals,
videos about using and maintaining Evolis printers, and an FAQ section giving
answers to the most frequently asked questions.
FAQ : Frequently Asked Questions
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Appendix A
A1 – Technical specifications
This section presents your printer’s technical printing properties.
ä General features
l Dual-sided printing (standart) l Reverse transfer printing l Over the edge
printing l Color dye sublimation and resin monochrome retransfer l 600 dpi
print head (23.6 dots/mm) l Bitmap: 24 bits, R/G/B 256 level l Printout: Y/M/C
256 level l 64 MB of memory (RAM)
ä Printing performances
l Full cards: l Single side (YMCK): 25 s/card – 144 cards/hour l Dual side
(YMCKK): 37.5 s/card – 96 cards/hour
ä Additional encoding modules
l Available modules: l Magnetic stripe encoder ISO 7811 l Dual contact and
contactless encoder
l Encoder connectivity: internal USB hub, 1 port available l Encoding options
can be combined l Factory ordered
ä Interfaces
l USB 2.0 l Ethernet TCP-IP 10BaseT, 100BaseT (Traffic Led)
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ä Safety
l RFID locking key l Support for security lock (Kensington® type) l
Centralized locking system to secure access to blank cards, ribbon and film
(optional)2 2 Option subject to approval from Evolis
ä Card management and specifications
l Card feeder: 250 cards (0.76 mm – 30 mil) l Card output hopper: 250 cards
(0.76 mm – 30 mil) l Reject tray capacity: 30 cards (0.76 mm – 30 mil)3 l Card
thickness: 0.76 mm (30 mil), manual adjustment l Card types:
l PVC cards l Composite PVC cards l PET-F cards l PET-G cards l Polycarbonate
cards l ABS cards l Card format: ISO CR80 – ISO 7810 (53.98 x 85.60 mm –
3.370″ x 2.125″) 3 Delivered with any printer including encoding option(s)
ä Evolis High Trust® ribbons
To maximize the quality and durability of printed cards, the lifespan of the
print head and the overall printer reliability, use Evolis High Trust®
ribbons. l Ribbon capacity:
l Clear Transfer film: 500 prints/roll l Holographic Transfer film: 400
prints/roll l YMCK: 500 prints/roll l YMCKK: 400 prints/roll l YMCKI (for
cards with chip and/or magnetic strip): 400 prints/roll l YMCKH (for
Polycarbonate cards): 400 prints/roll l YMCFK (UV ink): 400 prints/roll
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ä Software
l Compatible with WindowsTM XP SP2 32, Vista 32, W7 32/64 and W8 32/64
ä Display
l Two-line LCD display and LED status indicator l Printer graphical
notifications: empty input hopper, empty/low level ribbon alert…
ä Certifications and statement of compliance
l RoHS l CE, UKCA, UL, IEC l FCC (Evolis contact: Evolis, Rising Sun Mills,
188 Valley St., Suite 421, RI 02909 Providence, USA, evolisnortham@evolis.com)
ä Power supply
l AC90-125V, 220-240V, 50/60Hz
ä Operating environment
l Min/max operating temperature: 10° / 30° C (50°/86°F) l Humidity: 20% to 80%
non-condensing l Min/max storage temperature: -20° / 60° C (-4° / 140°F) l
Storage humidity: 20% to 90% non-condensing l Operating ventilation: open air
ä Sound (evaluated according to the ISO 7779 standard)
Sound pressure in assistant positions LpAm (color mode YMCK) l When operating:
53 dB (A) l While waiting: 45 dB (A)
ä Packaging content
l Printer l CD-ROM with printer drivers, user manuals and Quick Start l
Cleaning materials l USB cable l Output hopper l Power cord
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ä Size and weight
l Dimensions (HxWxD): 436x340x297 mm (17.16″x13.38″x11.69″) l Weight: 20 kg
(44.09 lbs)
ä Warranty4
l 3 years for printer, lifetime warranty on print head 4 Warranty subject to
observance of specific conditions and use of Evolis High Trust® ribbons
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Appendix B
B1 – Encoding options
Some models of Evolis printers are equipped with encoding systems which are
used to customise magnetic strips, and contact and contactless smartcards.
Depending on the model, it is possible to install up to three types of encoder
in the printer (magnetic strip, contact and contactless smartcards).
B1a – MAGNETIC STRIP ENCODING
A printer fitted with a magnetic encoder works in exactly the same way as a
basic card printer. The Evolis encoder encodes the magnetic strips in a single
pass then runs a data check. Configurable as high coercivity (HiCo) or low
coercivity (LoCo) by a simple click in the Windows print driver, Evolis
magnetic encoders are however shipped with a default setting of high
coercivity (HiCo), unless otherwise requested when placing the order.
ä Location of the magnetic encoder
The magnetic encoder is a module fitted in the factory. The read-write head is
located in a module under the flip-over station. The encoding sequence for a
card is always carried out before the printing.
Use only magnetic strip cards that comply with ISO 7810 and ISO 7811
standards. The magnetic strip must be moulded into the card to work properly.
Never use cards with a glued-on magnetic strip.
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ä Card positioning
You can set the orientation of loading magnetic cards.
You can also change the settings by using the printer driver. This setting is
only available when the optional encoder unit is attached.
Ê Switch from Normal mode to User mode. Ë Press the t Key until [Card Setup]
is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t Key until [Set card side]
is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Í Change the settings [Standard] or
[Reverse] by using t/s Keys, then press the SET key.
[Standard] : [Reverse] :
Ê Open the Top cover. Ë Open the card feeder. Ì Insert magnetic cards
depending on the mode. Í Close the card feeder and the top cover.
The factory default setting is [Standard]. Printing on the magnetic strip
terminal cannot be guaranteed.
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ä Configuring the Windows print driver
Coercivity sets the magnetic encoding to high (HiCo) or low (LoCo) coercivity.
A magnetic strip that is encoded in high coercivity is more resistant to
external disturbance than a magnetic strip encoded using low coercivity. How
to configure the coercivity:
Ê Switch from Normal Mode to Options mode. To do so, maintain the MENU Key
pushed 5 seconds. Press the t Key until
[Options Mode] is displayed. Then press the SET Key.
Ë [Magnetic encoder] is displayed, press the SET Key. Ì Press the t or s Key
until [Coercivity] is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Í Change the settings
by using the s/t Keys, [HIGH] or [LOW], then press the SET Key.
ä ISO 7811 magnetic encoding standards
Track number
Separator
Density
Character set
Track 1
^
210 ppp1
Alphanumeric (ASCII 20-95)2
Track 2
=
75 ppp1
Numeric (ASCII 48-62)2
Track 3
=
210 ppp1
Numeric (ASCII 78-62)2
1 bits per inch 2 Except for the “?” character 3 Including the Start, Stop and LRC characters which are automatically handled by the magnetic encoder
Number of characters 793 403 1073
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B1b – CONTACT SMARTCARD ENCODING
A printer fitted with a smartcard contact station works in exactly the same
way as a basic card printer. The Evolis smartcard contact station is used to
program chips to ISO 7816-2 standards.
ä Contact station location
The contact station is a module fitted in the factory. It is located under the
flip-over station. To make contact with the station, the smartcard is pushed
into the station. The programming sequence for a smartcard is always carried
out before the printing.
Use only smartcards compliant with the ISO 7816-2 standard. Never print over
the chip.
ä Card positioning
Before loading IC cards, you need to set the orientation of cards.
The factory default setting is [Standard].
Ê Switch from Normal mode to User mode. Ë Press the t Key until [Card Setup]
is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Ì Press the t Key until [Set card side]
is displayed. Then press the SET Key. Í Change the settings [Standard] or
[Reverse] by using t/s Keys, the press the SEt key.
[Standard] :
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[Reverse] : The IC terminal is on the rear surface of the card
Ê Open the Top cover. Ë Open the card feeder. Ì Insert IC cards depending on
the mode. The IC cards should be always positioned with the IC terminal near
the cover
top.
Í Close the card feeder and the top cover.
Printing on the IC terminal cannot be guaranteed.
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DB-9 connector pins 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
C1 : Vcc C2 : RST, Reset C3 : CLK, Clock C4 : Reserved C5 : GND, Ground C6 : Vpp C7 : I/O, Input/Output C8 : Reserved C9 : OPTO+, Card detection signal
Smartcard contact points
A sequence of commands must be sent via the printer’s interface to insert a
card into the printer then position it under the station and establish contact
(see programming manual).
The command sequence is as follows: l A card is moved from the feeder to the
contact station, and stops in it. l The card is pushed upwards to make contact
with the station. l The printer connects the contact station to the DB-9
connector. l The chip is programmed via the external coupler.
Refer to the Evolis printer SDK for further details on programming smartcards.
The Evolis product catalogue has printers equipped with a chip contact station and a built-in encoder. Depending on the model, these encoders connect to the PC via a USB interface.
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B1c – CONTACTLESS SMARTCARD ENCODING
Evolis printers may be equipped with an encoding device for contactless
smartcards (RFID). This consists of an encoding module and sometimes a
detachable antenna. Integration of such a module must be carried out by
specialist. The Evolis product catalogue has printers equipped with a built-in
encoder for contactless chips. There is a very wide variety of contactless
cards, and each card has specific technical properties associated with an
equally specific type of encoder. See your Evolis reseller for further
information.
ä Location of the antenna (or the encoder including an antenna)
By means of a specific command, the card is positioned close to the antenna
such that the card lies within its radio range. Reading data from or writing
data to the card can then start. The programming sequence for a smartcard is
always carried out before the printing.
ä Card positioning
On the face of it, there are no restrictions on card positioning when
programming in contactless mode. However, the miniaturisation of components is
bringing about the emergence of cards fitted with mini-antennae. In this
situation, please see your card supplier for further information about where
such mini-antennae are located within the card, so as to present the card as
close as possible to the encoder’s antenna. Doing so will ensure optimum
encoding of the cards.
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ä Computer connection
The encoder is integrated inside the printer, to connect it to your computer
you just have to plug the USB cable from your printer to your computer. A
sequence of commands must be sent via the printer’s interface to insert a card
in the printer then position it close to the antenna to establish radio
communication between the card and the encoder (see programming manual)
The command sequence is as follows: l A card is moved from the feeder towards
the antenna and is positioned nearby. l The chip is programmed via the built-
in encoder and the computer.
Refer to the Evolis printer SDK for further details on programming contactless
smartcards.
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Appendix C
C1 – Certifications
C1a – IC REGULATIONS
Canada, Industry Canada (IC) Notices
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 and RSS-210.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause inteference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
Canada, avis d’Industry Canada (IC)
Cet appareil numérique de classe B est conforme aux normes canadiennes
ICES-003 et RSS-210. Son fonctionnement est soumis aux deux conditions
suivantes: (1) cet appareil ne doit pas causer d’interférence et (2) cet
appareil doit accepter toute interférence, notamment les interférences qui
peuvent affecter son fonctionnement.
ä (RSS-Gen §7.1.3)
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not
cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference,
including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.
For Canada Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’Industrie Canada
applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L’exploitation est
autorisée aux deux conditions suivantes : (1) l’appareil ne doit pas produire
de brouillage, et (2) l’utilisateur de l’appareil doit accepter tout
brouillage radioélectrique subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d’en
compromettre le fonctionnement.
ä (RSS-Gen §7.1.2)
Under Industry Canada regulations, this radio transmitter may only operate
using an antenna of a type and maximum (or lesser) gain approved for the
transmitter by Industry Canada. To reduce potential radio interference to
other users, the antenna type and its gain should be so chosen that the
equivalent isotropically radiated power (e.i.r.p.) is not more than that
necessary for successful communication.
Conformément à la réglementation d’Industrie Canada, le présent émetteur radio
peut fonctionner avec une antenne d’un type et d’un gain maximal (ou
inférieur) approuvé pour l’émetteur par Industrie Canada. Dans le but de
réduire les risques de brouillage radioélectrique à l’intention des autres
utilisateurs, il faut choisir le type d’antenne et son gain de sorte que la
puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (p.i.r.e.) ne dépasse pas l’intensité
nécessaire à l’établissement d’une communication satisfaisante.
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ä (RSS-102)
IMPORTANT NOTE: Radiation Exposure Statement
The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are
associated with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however,
that these low power wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power Wireless
devices emit low levels of radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range
while being used. Whereas high levels of RF can produce health effects (by
heating tissue), exposure of low-level RF that does not produce heating
effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many studies of low-level RF
exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies have suggested
that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been
confirmed by additional research. This device (WNA1100) has been tested and
found to comply with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment and meets RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF)
Exposure rules.
Les connaissances scientifiques dont nous disposons n’ont mis en évidence
aucun problème de santé associé à l’usage des appareils sans fil à faible
puissance. Nous ne sommes cependant pas en mesure de prouver que ces appareils
sans fil à faible puissance sont entièrement sans danger. Les appareils sans
fil à faible puissance émettent une énergie radioélectrique (RF) très faible
dans le spectre des micro-ondes lorsqu’ils sont utilisés. Alors qu’une dose
élevée de RF peut avoir des effets sur la santé (en chauffant les tissus),
l’exposition à de faibles RF qui ne produisent pas de chaleur n’a pas de
mauvais effets connus sur la santé. De nombreuses études ont été menées sur
les expositions aux RF faibles et n’ont découvert aucun effet biologique.
Certaines études ont suggéré qu’il pouvait y avoir certains effets
biologiques, mais ces résultats n’ont pas été confirmés par des recherches
supplémentaires. WNA1100 a été testé et jugé conforme aux limites d’exposition
aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non contrôlé et respecte les
règles d’exposition aux fréquences radioélectriques (FR) RSS-102 de l’IC.
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C1b – FCC REGULATION
ä FCC part 15.21 of Information to user
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional
radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment. In cases where the manual is provided only
in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the Internet,
the information required by this section may be included in the manual in that
alternative form, provided the user can reasonably be expected to have the
capability to access information in that form. Alterations or modifications
carried out without appropriate authorization may invalidate the user’s right
to operate the equipment.
ä FCC part 15.105(b) of Information to user
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more
of the following measures:
l Reoriente or relocate the receiving. l Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver. l Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected. l Consult the dealer
or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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C2 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Concerning the Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility of Radio Equipment (RED 2014/53/EU, LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU Directives) and (RoHS3) 2015/863/EU
Manufacturer name: Manufacturer address:
Material name: Model : Year of fabrication:
Evolis 14, avenue de la Fontaine Z.I. Angers Beaucouzé 49070 Beaucouzé, France Card Printer AVANSIA January 2021
I, the undersigned, Mr. Laurent Godard, Declare under my own responsibility that the product here above described complies with the essential applicable requirements, (particularly with those of the RED 2014/53/EU, LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU directives and (RoHS3) 2015/863/EU as follows:
Article 3.1 a: (electromagnetic compatibility protection requirement)
Safety standard applied
EN62368-1:2014 + A11:2017
Article 3.1 b: (electromagnetic compatibility protection requirements)
EMC standard applied
EN55024:2010
EN55032:2012
EN50364:2018
EN61000-3-2:2014
EN61000-3-3:2013
EN301489-1 V2.1.1
EN301489-3 V2.1.1
Article 3.2: (effective use of the radio frequency spectrum to avoid damaging interference)
EMC standard applied
EN300330 V2.1.1-2
EU RoHS
EN IEC 63000:2018
Full name: Laurent Godard Title: R&D Director Date: 18 November 2021 Signature:
EUROPE – Norway Only: This product is designed for an IT power system with phase-tophase voltage of 230 V. Earth grounding is via the polarized, 3-wire power cord. FI: “Laite on liitettävä suojamaadoitus koskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan” SE: “Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag” NO: “Apparatet må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt” DK: ,,Apparatets stikprop skal tilsluttes en stikkontact med jord, som giver forbindelse til stikproppens jord”.
FCC Federal Communications Commission notice
Radio frequency interference in the United States
The Avansia Duplex Expert model complies with the following specification: FCC
Part 15, Subpart A, Section 15.107(a) and Section 15.109(a) Class B Digital
device
Additional information:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try the following measures: – Reorient or
relocate the receiving antenna. – Move the equipment away from the radio or
television. – Connect the equipment to a circuit other than that to which the
receiver is connected. – Consult the supplier or an experienced radio/TV
technician. Use of a shielded twisted pair cable is necessary to comply with
the restrictions laid down by part 15 of the FCC Rules for Class B digital
devices. Pursuant to Part 15.21 of the FCC Rules, any changes or modifications
made to this equipment without the express, written consent of the company
Evolis may cause harmful interference and void the FCC authorization to
operate this equipment. We recommend keeping a distance of 20 cm between the
user and the RFID module when it is in operation. This device is compliant
with the RSS of Industry Canada applicable to radio devices exempt from
licensing. Its use is authorized under the following two conditions: (1) The
device must not cause jamming and (2) the device user must accept any radio-
electrical jamming it experiences, even if this comprises its operation.
Japanese radio frequency interference (VCCI)
This equipment is Class B information technology equipment based on the rules
laid down by the Voluntary Control Council For Interference by Information
Technology Equipment (VCCI). Its use in or close to a residential area may
cause radio interference. If this occurs, you must take appropriate steps.
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Appendix D
D1 LAMINATION MODULE
D1a Features of the Lamination Module
Lamination Printing
Control button Cards and ribbons Cleaning Information
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Appendix D
D1 LAMINATION MODULE
D1a Features of the Lamination Module
Space for rear output hopper Space for Kensington lock
Mount module
Axes
Control panel
Serial port connector
Laminator power cable connector
Heating head Jam-clearing wheel
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D1b Updating the Firmware (for Windows)
ä Situation 1: You have Firmware lower than version 5.11
Updating the firmware is a simple operation but one which, if not properly
completed, can result in your printer breaking down. Before any updates,
contact a reseller for advice. In general, firmware updates are only required
in the event of a problem or malfunction that has been clearly identified by
your Evolis reseller.
To download the update, go to www.evolis.com:
1. Go to Drivers & Support 2. Select your printer model. 3. Then click on the
link corresponding to the desired firmware. 4 Accept the download, then save
the file in a folder on your hard drive. The firmware can be in compressed
form in .zip
format. In this case, you will need to extract it. 5. Next, click on Start>
Control Panel> Printers and Faxes> Printer Properties> Tools and select Update
Firmware. Then look
for the firmware installer in the folder structure and open it. 6. When
prompted, click on the Download button to update the firmware. The firmware
download will begin. 7. After about 30 seconds, the firmware is installed on
the printer and the update is complete. 8. If the printer does not have the
“READY” status, the update may not be complete or the printer may not be
working
properly. Check the cable connections between the printer and the computer,
then restart the update.
The update is complete and your printer is ready to customize your cards.
Never interrupt the transfer of data between the computer and the printer
during a firmware update (shutting down the printer or computer, or
disconnecting a cable). Otherwise, the printer may not be able to restart. If
you are unable to restart the printer, contact your Evolis reseller.
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ä Situation 2: You have a Firmware version of 5.11 or above
Although your firmware already supports the lamination module, it is strongly
recommended or even essential to run another update.
The Firmware update is carried out with Avansia Premium Suite®. The update can
be done automatically or manually.
We recommend using the update verification wizard. This wizard will first find
the available update for the software suite. Once the software suite has been
updated, run this wizard again to verify the updates of the printer firmware.
To launch this wizard, go to Evolis Print Center > Tools > Update verification
wizard. An Internet connection is required for the wizard to run. If you wish
to update your firmware manually, you can run the update wizard for the
printer firmware.
Before starting, you should download the firmware update files from the
www.evolis.com website: 1. Go to Support, then select your printer model. 2.
Under Printer drivers and Firmware, click the file for the corresponding
Firmware. 3. Accept the download then save the file to a folder on your hard
drive. 4. Now open the Evolis Print Center and double-click on the name of
your printer. The Properties window opens. 5. Next, go to Maintenance >
Firmware Update (or Lamination > Maintenance > Firmware Update for the
lamination module) and click “Start Printer Firmware Update Wizard.” 6. When
prompted by the program, follow the instructions and select the “.firm” file
that you have just downloaded to your computer. 7. This operation can take up
to 1 minute. When the firmware is installed on your printer, it will restart.
The update is complete and your equipment is ready for use. 8. If the printer
is not showing the “Ready” status, it means that the update was not carried
out correctly or that the printer may not be working properly. Check the
connection cables and run a new update.
The update is complete, and your equipment is ready to customize your cards.
Never interrupt the transfer between the computer and printer during the
download phase (powering off the printer or computer, unplugging a cable).
This would make it impossible to restart the printer and the lamination
module. If such an incident occurs, please contact your Evolis reseller, who
will replace your printer processing board.
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D1c Updating the Printer Driver
Before updating the printer driver, check that you are using the latest
firmware. Updating the driver is a task that is required in order to fix
malfunctions or gain the benefit of new options.
Before any update, please contact your Evolis reseller for guidance on whether
this operation is advisable.
Updates can be downloaded from the website www.evolis.com: 1. Go to Drivers &
Support, then select your printer model, and click the Printer Drivers &
Firmware link. 2. Next, click on the file for the corresponding printer
driver. 3. Accept the download then save the file to a folder on your hard
drive. 4. Double-click the setup.exe file that you have just downloaded.
The printer driver can also be updated in Avansia Premium Suite® with the update verification wizard.
For more details about this procedure, please refer to the chapter Installing the Printer Driver.
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D2 PHYSICAL INSTALLATION
D2a Installation of the Mount
Ê Join the connecting element to the mount until you hear a click. Ë Gently
lift the printer, then attach the front end of the mount to the laminator.
Carefully reposition the Avansia printer. Ì Make sure that the two openings
allowing cards to pass through are aligned.
Ê
Ë
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D2b Installation of the Laminator on the Mount
Ê Place the laminator on the mount, making sure that all the connecting elements are aligned. Ë Install the Avansia printer output hopper after the lamination module.
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D2c Serial Cable Installation
Be sure to correctly connect the serial cable between the printer and the
lamination module.
About the USB cable connection: you should never connect the USB data cable
before the installation of the printer driver is complete. (See Updating the
Printer Driver Appendix D1c)
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D2d Connection to the Power Supply
The printer must be connected to a properly protected and earthed electrical
installation.
1. Plug the power cable into the printer. 2. Connect the power cable to the
lamination module power supply, then plug the power cable connector into the
lamination module. 3. Connect the laminator power cable plug into a properly
grounded wall outlet. 4. Connect the printer power cable plug into a properly
grounded wall outlet. Turn on the printer by flipping the switch to
ON. 5. The system is powered on: the Avansia Lamination control panel lights
up showing that the system is working properly.
If the control panel does not light up, then either the installation has not
been carried out correctly or the printer is not working properly. Check the
installation.
The lamination module must be powered on BEFORE the Avansia printer module
Before attempting any maintenance, always ensure that the power cables are
unplugged. For your personal safety, please make sure that the cables and
power supply unit are easy to access, especially in the event of an emergency.
To save energy, the printer and the lamination module will automatically
switch to standby mode after 10 minutes of inactivity. The printer switches to
hibernation mode after 30 minutes in standby mode. The standby times can be
configured in the Evolis Print Center. In standby mode, sending a print
request restarts the printer, and briefly pressing the control button takes
the printer out of sleep mode.
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D2e Inserting the Laminate
Evolis original High Trust® ribbons optimize the operation of your lamination
module and protect it from damage. The use of ribbons from other suppliers is
likely to damage your lamination module and voids the manufacturer’s warranty
for the printer.
For optimal lamination quality, Evolis recommends cleaning the lamination
module during the advanced cleaning cycle. (See the Cleaning chapter
Appendix D5)
Fitting the film:
Ê Open the door Ë Insert the film as indicated until you hear a click Ì Close
the door
The film inserted is automatically recognized by the lamination module.
Ê
Ë
Ì
Once printed and laminated, the cards are deposited in the output hopper.
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D3 LAMINATION RANGE
D3a Choosing the Laminate
There are two categories of laminate: ä Patch: These are PET films that
protect the cards from UV rays and other causes of premature wear for 3 to 10
years, depending on the thickness of the chosen film. Available in thicknesses
of 0.5 / 0.6 mil and 1 mil. Recommended for cards that require greater
longevity, patches can be applied on one side or both sides of the card.
ä Varnish: Thinner than patches, they are applied over the entire surface of
the card. They offer protection for 2 to 3 years.
These two types of film can be clear or include a hologram (custom or
standard) to provide an additional layer of defense against fraud.
Patch Varnish
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D3b Debower Management
With the leveler of the lamination module you can make up for any natural
bending of the card from the lamination process. Cards can be more or less
misshapen depending on the type of card and film used. Two block support
positions for the card (A and B) are available to ensure the cards are
perfectly flat.
Follow the procedure below:
Ê Open the door of the lamination module. Ë Loosen the two wheels as shown in
the diagram. Ì Depending on the type of card and film used, place the block
support on position A or B (see the table below). Í Tighten the two wheels and
close the door of the lamination module.
1 mm transparent patch 1 mm holographic patch 0.5 mm transparent patch 0.6 mm holographic patch Varnish Holographic varnish
Ê
Ë
Single-sided Double-sided Single-sided Double-sided Single-sided Double-sided Single-sided Double-sided Single-sided Double-sided Single-sided Double-sided
PVC Cards B B A B A A A A A B A B
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Ì
PET-F Cards A B A B A A A A A B A B
PC Cards B B B B B B B B B B B B
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D4 CONTROLLING THE LAMINATOR
D4a Via LED Panel
Although Avansia Lamination was designed to work independently, keeping user
involvement to a minimum, it can be useful to be aware of the main warning
messages.
Control panel warnings:
Control button
Cards and film
Lamination module
Cleaning
Lamination module
Information
Lamination module
Off On Flashing
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LAMINATION MODULE READY
· The lamination module is ready to receive data.
PROCESSING · Lamination in progress.
FILM · No film in the lamination module. · No more film. · The ribbon is not
correctly fitted. · The film is torn. · The film is not recognized.
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LAMINATION MODULE DOOR · The door of the lamination module is
open. Close the door. The lamination restarts.
MECHANICAL ERROR · Card jammed in the lamination module. · Mechanical
component fault. For more details, refer to Annex D6a. If the problem
continues, contact your Evolis reseller.
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ADVANCED CLEANING · The lamination module requires
advanced cleaning.
REGULATING TEMPERATURE · The lamination module heats up for a
few seconds and is reactivated when the required temperature is reached.
FIRMWARE UPDATE · The lamination module is updating its
Firmware. The printer is operational again following the update.
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D4c Via Software
Once the ribbon has been installed, your Evolis printer will automatically
adapt its parameters and settings to suit the ribbon. A graphic monitoring
application called Evolis Print Center is available to help you to change
certain predefined settings.
To access this application:
l From the Start button on the bottom left of your screen in the Windows® task
bar, select All Programs, Evolis Card Printer, Avansia Premium Suite, Evolis
Print Center.
l The application displays all the installed Evolis printers. l Select the
desired printer. l Right-click on the printer name and select Properties
to access the settings or double-click on the printer name. l Click Lamination
to access the settings related to the lamination module
Pay attention to the settings defined under the printer driver properties and
do not hesitate to contact online support or your Evolis reseller for any
advice and assistance needed before making any changes.
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D5 CLEANING
Recommended cleaning cycle: every 5,000 cards. Servicing accessory: special
adhesive cleaning card.
Take the special adhesive cleaning card and remove the two protective films
from the front and the back of the card. Check that there is no film in the
lamination unit. If necessary, carefully remove it. Launch the lamination
module cleaning wizard via Avansia Premium Suite®. Insert the adhesive
cleaning card into the opening above the output hopper on the left hand side.
The card will pass inside the printer. Repeated passing of the card through
the lamination module will give it a deep clean and eliminate the particles of
film and dust on the transport rollers. Once the cleaning cycle is complete,
the used card is ejected from the printer. Collect it and throw it away.
Reinstall the film in the lamination unit. Close the door of the lamination
unit. The printer is ready to operate again.
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Maintaining the Dust Filter of the Lamination Unit
The dust filter is located below the lamination unit. This filter can get
dirty over time. We recommend cleaning it once a year or after 10,000 cards,
depending on your work environment.
Ê Unplug the lamination module and disconnect it from the printing module. Ë
Put the lamination module back and locate the dust filter. Ì Remove the filter
by pulling it up and sliding to release it completely. Í Once the filter has
been removed from its place, take one of the cleaning wipes supplied by
Evolis. Î Clean the filter by brushing it with the wipe on each side. Ï To put
it back, insert it in place (groove facing you) and push it down straight
until it clicks into position. Ð Plug it in again and reconnect the lamination
module to the printing unit.
Ë
Ì
Í
Î
Ï
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D6 TROUBLESHOOTING
D6a Card Unlocking
Control panel displays:
MECHANICAL ERROR
· Card jammed in the lamination module. Jobs are interrupted.
For mechanical errors in the lamination module, remove the card as follows: 1.
Open the door of the lamination module and remove the film. 2. Use the jam-
clearing wheel to access the card and remove it. 3. Replace the film, then
close the door of the lamination module.
To prevent card jams: 1. Check that the card thickness gauge is correctly
adjusted. 2. Check that the thickness of the cards used matches the
specifications in Appendix A “Technical Specifications” in this manual. 3.
Check that the cards are not bent. Keep them flat. 4. Check that the cards are
not stuck together.
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D6b Technical Support
If you are having difficulty configuring and using your system, please read
this manual carefully. If you don’t manage to solve your problem, you can get
further information and help from the Evolis partner network.
Evolis Partner Network
For any unresolved technical problems, contact an Evolis reseller. If you
don’t know any Evolis resellers, you can visit the www.evolis.com website and
send us your question. Evolis will pass on the contact details of your nearest
Evolis reseller.
When you call an Evolis reseller, you will need to be close to your computer
and ready to provide the following information: 1. The type and serial number
of your printer and your lamination module. 2. The configuration and operating
system that you are using. 3. A description of the incident that has occurred.
4. A description of the steps that you have taken to resolve the problem.
In addition, to help you find answers to your questions 24/7, the
www.evolis.com website includes many aspects related to the everyday use of
your printer.
Get more information at www.evolis.com
If you need more technical help, you will find plenty of information on using
and troubleshooting Evolis printers under the Drivers and Support section of
the Evolis website at www.evolis.com. This section offers downloads of the
latest versions of firmware, printer drivers, and user manuals, videos about
using and maintaining Evolis printers, and an FAQ* section giving answers to
the most frequently asked questions.
- FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
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D7 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Concerning the Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility of Radio Equipment
(RED 2014/53/EU, LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU Directives) and (RoHS3)
2015/863/EU
Manufacturer name: Manufacturer address:
Material name: Model : Year of fabrication:
Evolis 14, avenue de la Fontaine Z.I. Angers Beaucouzé 49070 Beaucouzé, France Card Lamination Module CLM January 2021
I, the undersigned, Mr. Laurent Godard, Declare under my own responsibility that the product here above described complies with the essential applicable requirements, (particularly with those of the RED 2014/53/EU, LVD 2014/35/EU, EMC 2014/30/EU directives and (RoHS3) 2015/863/EU as follows:
Article 3.1 a: (electromagnetic compatibility protection requirement)
Safety standard applied
EN62368-1:2014
EN50364:2010
Article 3.1 b: (electromagnetic compatibility protection requirements)
EMC standard applied
EN55032:2012
EN55024:2010
EN61000-3-2:2014
EN61000-3-3:2013
EN 301489-3: 2013 (V1.6.1.)
Article 3.2: (effective use of the radio frequency spectrum to avoid damaging interference)
EMC standard applied
EN300330-2 V1.6.1
Full name: Laurent Godard Title: R&D Director Date: 4 January 2021 Signature:
EUROPE – Norway Only: This product is designed for an IT power system with phase-tophase voltage of 230 V. Earth grounding is via the polarized, 3-wire power cord. FI: “Laite on liitettävä suojamaadoitus koskettimilla varustettuun pistorasiaan” SE: “Apparaten skall anslutas till jordat uttag” NO: “Apparatet må tilkoples jordet stikkontakt” DK: ,,Apparatets stikprop skal tilsluttes en stikkontact med jord, som giver forbindelse til stikproppens jord”.
FCC Federal Communications Commission notice
Radio frequency interference in the United States
The CLM model complies with the following specification: FCC Part 15, Subpart
A, Section 15.107(a) and Section 15.109(a) Class B Digital device
Additional information:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class
B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However,
there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try the following measures: – Reorient or
relocate the receiving antenna. – Move the equipment away from the radio or
television. – Connect the equipment to a circuit other than that to which the
receiver is connected. – Consult the supplier or an experienced radio/TV
technician. Use of a shielded twisted pair cable is necessary to comply with
the restrictions laid down by part 15 of the FCC Rules for Class B digital
devices. Pursuant to Part 15.21 of the FCC Rules, any changes or modifications
made to this equipment without the express, written consent of the company
Evolis may cause harmful interference and void the FCC authorization to
operate this equipment. We recommend keeping a distance of 20 cm between the
user and the RFID module when it is in operation. This device is compliant
with the RSS of Industry Canada applicable to radio devices exempt from
licensing. Its use is authorized under the following two conditions: (1) The
device must not cause jamming and (2) the device user must accept any radio-
electrical jamming it experiences, even if this comprises its operation.
Japanese radio frequency interference (VCCI)
This equipment is Class B information technology equipment based on the rules
laid down by the Voluntary Control Council For Interference by Information
Technology Equipment (VCCI). Its use in or close to a residential area may
cause radio interference. If this occurs, you must take appropriate steps.
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