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Pathfinder™Scout Peripheral PrinterTC6021OH Rev. A 3/92 ©1992 Monarch Marking Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.Operator’s Handbook

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2. Getting StartedIt is important for you to read this chapter before you use theprinter. In this chapter you will learn about:• charging the handle

About the HandleThe printer is powered by a NiCad battery pack in the handle(power module). A NiCad battery lasts approximately twoyears with average

Low BatteryAnytime you store the printer, keep a handle attached tomaintain the memory. However, you may need to recharge thehandle before the printe

Charging the HandlesThis procedure tells you how to charge the handle using thewall charger.When using the wall charger or storing it:• Do not wrap th

Loading and Removing a Handle1. Push the power switch off (Figure 2).2. Hold the latch down while you slide the handle to the rearand off the printer.

Loading and Removing SuppliesThe following steps are for the initial loading and removing ofsupplies (labels).Loading SuppliesCheck your management to

3. Place the roll of supplies between the hubs. Rotate thedust cover forward slightly, so the hubs lock into the coreof the roll. Make sure the supp

7. Push the power switch on. The display shows a prompt.If you don’t see the FORMAT? prompt, press and start the loading procedure from the prompt

13. Throw away the separated supplies and any suppliessticking to the backing paper.14. Feed the backing paper into the slot between the roller andthe

Each product and program carries a respective written warranty, theonly warranty on which the customer can rely. Monarch reserves theright to make ch

Removing Supplies1. Open the dust cover until it locks (Figure 6).2. Tear evenly across the supply strip and remove the roll ofsupplies.3. Push the po

The DisplayYour printer has a 16-character one line display that showsprompts, a cursor, and data.The CursorThe shape of the cursor tells which mode y

Using the KeypadThe keypad consists of numbers and function keys. For onlineoperations you will use the keys listed later in Table 1.Figure 7. The K

Using the Function KeysFunction keys are used to access special features such asloading supplies. For example, • At the FORMAT? prompt, press .

Table 1. Function Keys for Online UsageTo use a function, press , then press the function key. Forexample, press , then press for the Clea

3. Printing a LabelBefore you can print a label, you must have formats in memory.To receive format and label data records, you must:• attach a fully

Receiving RecordsTo exit online anytime without destroying data, press until FORMAT? appears at the display.1. Turn the printer on.2. You’ll see a

Receiving Label Data RecordsYou can receive only one label data record at a time. Theprinter will not store label data records. You must have format

Error MessagesThe printer detects record or communication errors anddisplays a message. Refer to Chapter 6, "Messages andTroubleshooting,"

Sequential CountingSequential counting increases or decreases the count on aspecific position or group of numbers within a field. Thisfeature may or

PrefaceThis manual contains general information about:• the features and functions of the 6020™ Online Seriesprinters.• the general operation of the p

Sequential Count MultiplesSequential count multiples works with sequential count fieldsand prints multiple labels before incrementing or decrementingt

After the number in position 5 reaches 3, the printer stopsprinting and beeps, then displays*COUNT EXPIRED*Press and you’ll see PRINTED: 6Press

Helpful Reminders• Always start with a fully charged handle.• Attach the safety strap of the printer to your wrist duringoperations.• Don’t pound the

4. Special Operating FeaturesThis chapter explains how to use the special features in yourprinter. The list below shows the feature name, format num

Setting the Communication ParametersFormat 81 allows you to review the current settings for eachonline option. Then you can accept the current values

Date and Time FeatureThe date and time feature allows you to set the internal clockand calendar in your printer. You can also change how thedate or t

DAY OF WEEK * Enter 1-7 for the day of the week.Press .1 = Monday 5 = Friday2 = Tuesday 6 = Saturday3 = Wednesday 7 = Sunday4 = ThursdayExample: E

Disabling/Enabling Date and Time DisplayThis session is for models with offline printing capability. Thisfeature lets you enable or disable date and

Changing Date and Time StylesWhen you first receive your printer, the default settings fordisplaying are: • MM/DD/YY for date.• HH:MM for time.• 24 h

Reminder... To begin and end alphanumeric mode, you must press . Example: Enter DDMMYY andpress to print 240191.If you want an alphanumer

Terms to knowProgrammingspecialistA programmer or individual withprogramming experience. The specialistwill provide the operator format and labeldata

AM/PM? ENABLE Press to disable AM/PM or press to display the nextprompt.DISP ON PWRUP? E Press to disable display of dateand time at

Date Format SamplesThe date samples below use Thursday, January 24, 1991.Date Style DisplaysMMDDYY orMM/DD/YY012491 or 01/24/91DDMMYY orDD/MM/YY240191

Displaying the Revision LevelThis feature lets you see the revision level of your software.The first screen shows the kernel revision level; the secon

Sequential Count MultiplesThis feature is used for formats that include sequential countfields, and generates multiple labels beforeincreasing/decreas

Online InterfaceThis feature lets you set your printer in receiving mode if youdecide to download more formats and label data records. Theprinter is

Currency SelectionThis function lets you select a currency format for price fields orinformation fields.Prompt What You DoFORMAT? Enter 91 and press

Creating a Check Digit RoutineThe printer lets you design your own check digit routine. Youmust define the check digit routine before entering a form

Prompt What You DoENTER WEIGHTS** Enter values 0-9 for the multiplier. Press .Example: Enter 13131 and press .To exit, press when you se

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5. Care and MaintenanceThis chapter contains:• Clearing the Supply and Backing Paper Tracks• Checking the Label Chute for Stuck Labels(when using labe

How This Manual Is OrganizedChapter 1 Gives a basic overview about your printer.Chapter 2 Tells you what you need to do and know beforeusing the print

5. Check the supply and backing paper tracks (Figure 9).The motor may be hot.• If the backing paper is wadded, tear the backing paper.Carefully pull t

Checking the Label Chute for Stuck Labels Hold the printer in an upright position. Slide the latch buttons (Figure 10) on each side of the printer to

Cleaning the Print Head and Platen RollerClean the print head : After 7-10 rolls of standard supplies.✓ In high temperature or humid conditions.✓ When

4. Lightly moisten a soft cloth with alcohol.5. Clean the print head area (Figure 12) of all adhesive andlabel particles. 6. Also clean the platen ro

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6. Messages and TroubleshootingThis section contains both informative and error type messages.If you cannot fix a problem, please contact Monarch Serv

Messages (continued)Message Corrective ActionOVERHEAT(when the power is first turned on)Ensure that you are operating orstoring the printer within the

Error Messages1. When you see one of the messages listed below, makenote of the message.ERROR - FFD8 ERROR - FFDA ERROR - FFDCERROR - FFE0 ERROR - FFE

TroubleshootingIf you cannot fix a problem, please contact Monarch Service.Problem Corrective ActionNo print on the supply. Make sure both sides of th

Problem Corrective ActionPrinter fails to respond to the keyboard, during dataentry. RECHARGE does not appear in the display.Turn the power off and s

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Problem Corrective ActionPrinter will not print. Turn the power off and switch to afully charged handle.Make sure the supplies are loadedcorrectly.Pri

7. Specifications and AccessoriesSpecificationsWeight: 1.98 lbs. (.89 kg)Storage andOperating 40˚F to 104˚FLimits: (4˚C to 43˚C)Battery Power: 12 volt

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IndexAAccessories 53Alphanumeric 13Alphanumeric mode 13BBacking paperclearing 41BatteryNiCad 4Battery chargefactors affecting 5Battery han

DDate 27disable 29enable 29password 27sample 33setting 27style 30Defaultsspecial operating features 25Display 13Duplicate formats

RReceiving records 18Format 90 36formats 19label data 19Revision Leveldisplay 34Format 85 34SSampledate and time 33Sequential count mult

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Table of Contents1. Overview...12. Getting Started ...

4. Special Operating Features ....25Setting the Communication Parameters... 26Date and Time

1. OverviewIf you requested custom formats for your printer at the timeyour printer was ordered, your printer already has formatsstored in memory.If