FARGO electronic L000286 User Manual
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CardJet 410 Card Printer/Encoder and Persona CardJet C7 Printer User Guide (Rev. 6.1)
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Technician Handbook for CardJet Card Printers (continued)
Topic
Description
Card
Quantities
(50-card for
Persona C7
and 100-
card for
Professional
410)
The Card Cartridge is used to provide 100-card (Professional 410) and 50-
card (Persona C7) quantities through the same Cartridge in both the
Professional Series model and the Persona Series model.
Smart Tag Technology (differentiates): The Smart Tag technology
on the bottom of the Card Cartridge is used to differentiate between the
50-card and 100-card capacity in these two models.
Persona Series (50-card Card Cartridge only): The Persona series
Printer model does not support the 100-card Card Cartridge.
Professional Series (100-card Card Cartridge only): The Persona
series Printer model does not support the 50-card Card Cartridge.
Card Path
This allows Operators to fine tune the position of the print area on the card.
(Note: The orientation of the card icon is portrait due to the front-to-back
orientation of the Printer's Card Path.) See the
Selecting the Image
.
The Professional 410 and Persona CardJet C7 printing systems consist of
an HP Print Engine and Fargo additions that allows printing on CardJet
cards (CR-80, 30 mil).
For this purpose, the Printer has a special Card Path, an Input Hopper for
a Card Cartridge, extra Card Sensor and a Fargo Controller (2 Boards).
Troubleshooting Instructions. See Section 2):
Push on the Cancel / Retry button after removing a misfed or stuck
card in the Card Path.) (Note: The slotted Optical Sensor on the Card
Path is located between the Card Cartridge and the print area.)
The Print Cartridge does not center over the Card Path when the cover
is opened.
The Cancel / Retry button activates when a card is hung up in the
Feed Station/Card Path or it is misfed.
Card Sensor An electro-mechanical/electro-optical device used to indicate a change in
state in the Printer such as when a card reaches a certain location.
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