Humboldt 5000 BLU Light Weight Deflectometer - Manual (Page 44)

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6.6 Printing the Test Protocol
The integrated thermal printer allows printouts of the test protocols to be
created conveniently on-site, immediately after the test; protocols can
also be printed at any later point in time. The protocol shows all data
obtained during the test (see printout on page 45). To print the test protocol,
activate the thermal printer by pressing the ‘PRINT’ button. It is located
on the internal control panel. During the printing process the control
lamp will show green. When printing is finished, detach the protocol by
tearing it against the tear-bar. If the green light is flashing and the thermal
printer does not start printing after pressing the ‘PRINT’ button, this is
usually due to the absence of paper. In this case, follow the instructions
below to insert a new roll of paper. The button for the paper feed is located
on the left of the green control lamp.
6.7 Changing the Paper
A flashing green control lamp signals the absence of paper. To open the
paper tray and replace the paper roll press the button on the green
control lamp. Lift the cover and insert the new thermal paper roll (57 mm
wide and 25 mm long) with the coated side facing outwards. One roll of
paper will print approximately 100 printouts. Unroll approximately 10
cm of the edge of the paper and hold it up, while closing the printer by
gently pressing the cover on both sides. Detach the protruding end of the
paper by tearing it against the tear-bar. The printer is now ready for use
again. An ink ribbon is not necessary for the thermal print method.
Use only thermal paper; the coated, heat-sensitive side must face
outwards. Suitable paper rolls can be obtained in most office supply
stores, or ordered at TERRATEST GmbH.
Specifications of paper rolls:
Thermal paper roll
Width 57 mm
Length 25 Meter
Diameter 47 mm
Core 12 mm
If you intend to store printouts for an extended period of time, make sure
that the thermal paper is not exposed to direct sunlight or temperatures
over 30°C. Thermal paper ages relatively quickly, so ensure to make
copies on normal paper.
s4=0,366mm
s5=0,364mm
s6=0,364mm
61,8 MN/m 2
s/v=2,277 ms
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During the printing
process the control lamp
will show green.
Inserting a new roll of
thermal paper