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User's Manual© 2010 All rights reservedFor the most recent version of this manual please visithttp://www.primera.com/manuals.html062211-511271LX9

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6 Label StockMax MinLabel width 8.25" (209mm) 0.75" (19mm)Liner/media width 8.375" (212mm) 1.5" (38mm)Label height/length 17"

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Label Stock 7Roll SpecificationsLabel Side Out Core I.D. Core O.D. Roll O.D. 3” 6”Label Stock LX900.qxd 1/14/2010 12:40 PM Page 7TOCINDEXTOCTOCINDE

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8 Label StockB. INSTALLING LABEL STOCKThe following steps will guide you through loading label stockin your printer:Make sure power is connected and p

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Label Stock 93. Remove any shipping tape from your label stock roll toensure that it can unroll freely, making certain that noadhesive portion is exp

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10 Label Stock6. Pull the Movable Throat Guide outward to make room forthe label stock.7. Place the leading edge of the label stock underthe "l

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Label Stock 11C. ADJUSTING THE LABEL STOCK TOF (TOP OF FORM) SENSORIf you are using label stock other than standard square / rectangular diecut labels

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12 Label StockThe sensor can only be moved a maximum of 2.3 inches from the left side of the printable area. This means that themaximum diameter circu

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Label Stock 13D. SET THE STOCK SENSOR MODEThe stock sensor mode refers to the method the printer will useto detect the print starting position for eac

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14 Label StockContinuous. (Sensor off) If you have continuous stock with nodie-cut, reflective mark or holes, set the sensor type toContinuous. This w

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Label Stock 15There are two different output modes:Present labels? - Yes (Default). This setting will cause theprinter to feed the last label printed

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iiNotices: The information in this document is subject to change without notice. NO WARRANTY OFANY KIND IS MADE WITH REGARD TO THIS MATERIAL, INCLUDIN

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16 Ink CartridgesSection 3: Ink Cartridges (Status Monitor)PTStatus or Status Monitor is used to interact with the printerfor gathering ink levels, ma

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Ink Cartridges 17A: MONITORING INK LEVELSInk levels can be monitored at any time by using the StatusMonitor. Immediately after printing starts the St

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18 Ink CartridgesB. USING THE COST ESTIMATORThe cost estimator is found on the last tab of the Status Monitor.The Status Monitor automatically opens a

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Ink Cartridges 19C. REPLACING INK CARTRIDGES / LOW INK WARNINGYou can replace cartridges at any time or wait for the Low InkWarning to prompt you to r

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20 Ink Cartridges2. Remove the cartridge by pressing the corresponding colored tab on the back of the printhead. The cartridgewill pop up slightly.

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Ink Cartridges 215. Place the new cartridge into its corresponding colored slot.Press down near the back of the cartridge until it clicks intopositio

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22 PrintingSection 4: Printing A. USING NICELABELYour printer ships with a basic version of Niceware's NiceLabelsoftware. This easy-to-use softw

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Printing 23b. Select your printer. This should be the Color LabelPrinter 900. Click Finish. 3. Now you will see your label in the Document Window.Y

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24 Printing4. Now, insert a barcode.a. Click the Barcode Tool Icon from the Toolbox. You willnow have a Barcode Cursor that can be positioned anywher

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Printing 25b. The first screen in the Barcode Wizard will allow youto select the type of Barcode you wish to print. Youcan also enter the data to be

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iiiTable of ContentsSection 1: Getting Started...1A. Choosing a Good Locat

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26 Printing5. Now insert a Picture. Click on the Picture Tool Icon in thetoolbox. You will now see a Graphics Cursor. Drag thecursor to the general

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Printing 27b. There are other tools at your disposal to align theobject or add shapes. On the right side of the screenyou will see alignment tools so

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28 PrintingB. CREATING BARCODES IN NICELABELa. Click the Barcode Tool Icon from the Toolbox. b. You will now have a Barcode Cursor that can be positi

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Printing 29iii. This contains four tabs, General, Check Digit, HumanReadable and Details.iv. The General Tab allows you to choose the appropriatebarco

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30 PrintingWhen you change the barcode dimension directly from thescreen by moving the drag handle, the changed dimension willalso appear in this dial

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Printing 31C. PRINTING FROM OTHER PROGRAMSSince this printer uses a standard Windows printer driver youcan print from any application you would like.

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32 Printing3. Choose the right printing program. There are many different applications that are capable of printing to theLX900. However there are on

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Printing 33Adjust print alignment using the Status Monitor. Go to theAlignment Tab (third tab). Three items can be adjusted here:• Tear off Position

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34 PrintingYou may have to make severaladjustments to one or more ofthese values. After each adjust-ment you can click the Test but-ton to print a sm

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Printing 35TOF. Decrease the Top of form by 10. This will cause theprinter to start printing before the label and ensure a fullyprinted label.Note: It

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There are interactive features that will allow you to jump to different locations within the document. Each listing inthe Table of Contents is interac

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36 PrintingTo find Driver Settings:Click the Start button, choose Printers and Faxes (XP), Printers(Vista), Devices and Printers (Windows 7). Right-c

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Printing 37Paper SizeIf you are using NiceLabel, this setting is adjusted during thelabel setup wizard. If you are using a program other thanNiceLabe

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38 PrintingInk CartridgeColor + Black is best for images that have large areas of blackgraphics or text. Although you can print these same imageswith

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Printing 39Best for Photos mode is best used for photographic imageswhere accurate color reproduction is very essential. Imagesprinted in this mode w

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40 Troubleshooting and MaintenanceSection 5: Troubleshooting and MaintenanceA. SOLVING PRINT ALIGNMENT PROBLEMS Image is Vertically OffsetThe LX900 de

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 41backing, try label stock that has a black mark on the backto show where the label begins. You will need to changethe

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42 Troubleshooting and MaintenancePage Size. Often the page size is not large enough for the label. If this is the case you may see white space on the

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 43print quality. Align the printhead by opening the PTStatusMonitor. Click on the Align Printhead button on theCartr

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44 Troubleshooting and Maintenance8. Media. Make sure your label stock is inkjet printable.Many thermal label stocks look the same as inkjet but dono

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 452. Resolution. Resolution is measured in dots per inch or dpi.300 dpi is sufficient to get the best possible qualit

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Getting Started 1Section 1: Getting StartedTHANK YOU…...for choosing an LX900 Color Label Printer. The LX900 Printerwill print razor-sharp text and

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46 Troubleshooting and Maintenance4. Color Mode. Set the color mode in the source graphicapplication to CMYK. In most cases this will produce themost

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 47D. CREATE A SUPPORT REPORTIf you are encountering any problems with you LX900 techsupport may ask you to create a Te

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48 Troubleshooting and MaintenanceF. CLEANING THE PRINTHEADIt may be necessary to clean the printhead nozzles if you noticereduced print quality, miss

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 49During this process the printer will make several loudwhirring noises. This is normal! This is the sound of a pumpf

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50 Troubleshooting and MaintenancePRINTHEAD / CARTRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROCEDUREIf you think your cartridge/printhead is defective, please con-tact tech

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 51G. REPLACING THE PRINTHEADRegular replacement of the printhead is not necessary.However it may become necessary if y

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52 Troubleshooting and Maintenance3. Remove the printhead. Grasp the printhead near the backas shown in the illustration.4. Locate a new printhead and

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Troubleshooting and Maintenance 535. Close the latch until you hear a click.6. Press the Pause and Load/Feed buttons simultaneously tomove the print c

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54 Troubleshooting and MaintenanceH. INTERPRETING THE PRINTER’S INDICATOR LIGHTSMost error messages will appear on your computer screen viathe Status

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Technical Specifications 55Section 6: Technical SpecificationsPrint Method: Thermal inkjet with Primera Imaging Perfection enhancementsPrint Resoluti

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2 Getting StartedB. UNPACKING AND INSPECTIONWhile unpacking your printer, inspect the carton to ensure that no damage has occurred during shipping. M

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56 IndexIndexAlign Printhead...42Alignment Tab...

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Index 57Printer Driver Settings ...35PrintheadAligning...

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C. IDENTIFYING THE PARTSThis illustration shows the front of the printer with its controlbuttons and LED indicator lights.The Pause Button pauses the

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4 Getting StartedThis illustration shows the input ports and power switch foundon the rear panel of the printer. This illustration shows the interior

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Label Stock 5Section 2: Label StockA. LABEL AND ROLL SPECIFICATIONSA wide variety of label stock can be used in the Printer. Referto the specificati

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