Toshiba B-EP4DL-GH20-QM-R Bedienungsanleitung

Toshiba Portable Printer

B-EP4DL-GH20/32/42-QM-R

Owner's Manual

Part Names

Peel

-off roller

IrDA

window

Top

cover open button

Operation

panel

Strap

slot

Battery

lever

Battery

pack

Top

cover

Platen

head

Peel

-off roller cover

DCIN

connector

USB

port

Media

guide roller

Media

sensor

RS-232C port

(

B-EP4DL-GH20-

-R)

Ferrite core

head cleaner

BD address label (2 pcs.)

(

B-EP4DL-GH32-QM-R)

Belt

clip

-3x8 screws

Operation Panel Functions

No.

Name/Icon

Function/Usage

(1)

Liquid Crystal Display

(16 lines x 2 lines)

Upper line: Icons indicating the printer statuses, such as the radio

intensity, battery level, etc. are displayed.

Lower line: Printer status is indicated in alpha numerals or symbols.

LCD Message

ONLINE

The printer is ready for an issue command from

the host.

PAUSE

The printer is in the pause state. When the

printer is paused during printing, the number of

unprinted labels is displayed.

COVER OPEN The top cover is open.

LBL PRESENT ****

The printer is waiting for a printed label to be

removed from the media outlet. “****” indicates

the number of unprinted labels.

WAITING(XXXX)

The printer is waiting for the recovery of the

battery voltage or the

temperature decrease of

the print head or motor.

(2)

Radio intensity

Indicates the radio intensity in 4 levels (B-EP4DL-GH42-QM-R)

(3) Connection

Indicates an access point connection status (B-EP4DL-GH42-QM-

(4)

Sleep

Displayed while the printer is in the power saving mode.

(5)

Transmission

Indicates the data transmission status.

(6)

Error

Displayed when an error has occurred in the printer.

(7)

External power source

Displayed when the printer is charged with an optional device.

(8)

Battery level

Indicates the battery level in 5 levels.

(9) STATUS lamp

Lights or blinks in green, red or orange to indicate the printer status.

•Lights up in green: Normal state

•Lights up in orange: Near a low-battery state (Operable)

•Lights up in red: Low-battery state

•

Blinks in green or orange: Communicating or internal processing

is in progress or a printed label is waiting to be removed.

•Blinks in red: Error state

(1)

(9)

NOTE:

Do not touch the

operation panel with a

sharp object, as its

surface is easily

damaged.

(2)

(3)

(4)

(6)

(5)

(7)

(8)

(11)

(10)

(12)

(13)

No.

Name/Icon

Function/Usage

(10) CHARGE lamp

Lights up in orange while the battery pack is charged and goes out

when the battery charge is completed.

(11) [POWER] button

Turns the printer on or off.

How to turn on the printer

While the printer is off, hold down the POWER button for a few

seconds. When “ONLINE”

is displayed on the LCD, the printer is

ready.

How to turn off the printer

Hold down the POWER button until the LCD goes off.

(12) [FEED] button

Feeds media or reprints a previously printed data items.

The function of the [FEED

] button differs depending on the issue

mode.

(13) [PAUSE] button

Temporarily stops media issuing or restarts printing.

Used to recover the printer after the clearing of an error.

Loading a Battery Pack

Pushing aside the battery lever with the battery pack,

insert it into the printer right up to the end. The

battery pack is locked by the battery lever.

Be careful of the orientation of the battery pack.

NOTE:

•

Be sure to use a battery pack designed and

manufactured for use with the specific model.

B-EP4DL series: B-EP804-BT-QM-R

•

When unpacked, the battery level of the supplied

battery pack is not full. Therefore, charge the

battery pack with an optional battery charger or

load the battery pack in the printer and connect an

optional adapter before using it.

♦1-slot battery charger: B-EP800-CHG-QM-R

♦6-slot battery charger: B-EP800-CHG6-QM-R

♦AC adapter: B-FP800-AC-QM-S

Battery

pack

1.If the battery pack leaks liquid or gives out smoke or a bad smell, immediately stop using it and keep

it away from fire. Failure to do this may cause combustion or even an explosion.

2.In the United States, used lithium ion batteries should be returned to the store where you bought the

machine. (USA only)

3. LITHIUM ION BATTERIES MUST BE DISPOSED OF PROPERLY.

Caution: Do not handle any damaged batteries or any leaking lithium ions.

4. To avoid injury, be careful not to drop the battery pack on your feet.

WARNING!

CAUTION!

DO NOT CONNECT any device other than the

above to the printer.

Battery

lever

Removing a Battery Pack

Slide the battery lever in the direction of the arrow,

and remove the battery pack from the printer.

Charging the Battery Pack with an Optional Adapter

When charging the battery pack in the printer using

an optional AC adapter, insert the plug of the adapter

into the DCIN connector of the printer.

NOTE:

For details, please refer to the Owner’s Manual of

respective optional adapters.

When using an optional battery charger to charge the

battery packs, refer to the Owner’s Manual of the

respective models of battery charger.

Even if the ambient temperature is within the

operating temperature, the battery pack may not be

charged for safety depending on the temperature of

the battery pack.

Battery

pack

Battery

lever

DCIN

connector

Plug of the optional

dapter

Loading the Media

Press the top cover open button to open the top

cover.

2. Move the paper guide lever toward the operation

panel and the paper guides outward.

NOTE:

Do not move the paper guides without unlocking

the paper guide lever. Doing this may break the

paper guide.

3. Place a media roll in the printer. Only outside

wound media is acceptable.

Adjust the paper guides to the media roll width.

5. Push back the paper guide lever to lock the paper

guides.

6. Pull the top edge of the media toward the operation

panel, and close the top cover removing slack of the

media.

NOTE:

•

Use Toshiba Tec approved media only. We are not

responsible for any print result due to the use of

other media

•

When you order media, contact the nearest

Toshiba Tec representative.

Paper guide

lever

Top cover

Top cover open

utton

Media roll

Release

Paper guide

ever

Paper

uide

Media

Top cover

Paper guide

Lock

Before using a Peel-off Unit

When issuing labels in the peel-off mode, pull out the

peel-off roller before loading a label roll.

1. Open the top cover, and push the peel-off roller

cover by the ▲marks with your thumbs in the

direction of the arrow.

2. Pull out the peel-off roller until both edges

completely come out with a click

Refer to “Loading the Media” on the previous page

and set a label roll.

NOTES:

1. DO NOT PULL the center of the peel-off roller

strongly. Doing so may break the peel-off roller.

2. Do not forcibly pull out the peel-off roller or push it

into the printer, otherwise the peel-off roller may

break.

How to put back the peel-off roller

1. Slightly hold down the peel-off roller cover and

insert the peel-off roller under the peel-off roller

cover.

2. Hold down the peel-off roller cover and push it into

the printer in the direction indicated by the arrow

until it clicks.

Peel

-off roller cover

Peel

-off roller cover

Peel

-off roller cover

Peel

-off roller

Peel

-off roller cover

Peel

-off roller

How to Attach the Accessories



Belt clip

When you use the printer fixing to your belt, secure

the supplied belt clip to the printer back.

1. Secure the belt clip to the printer back with the two

screws.

NOTE:

Only use the supplied screw to secure the belt clip.

Use of other screw may damage the printer inside.

2. Fasten the belt clip to your belt.

Shoulder strap (option)

Use the following procedure to fasten an optional

shoulder strap (B-EP900-SS-QM-R) to the printer.

1. Pass either end of the shoulder strap through the

strap slot of the printer as shown in the figure

below.

2. Pass the end of the shoulder strap through the

buckle. Slide the buckle to adjust the length of the

shoulder strap.

3. Do the same to the other end of the shoulder

strap.

Shoulder

strap

Buckle

CAUTION!

1. Care should be taken not to drop the printer when securing it to your waist or slinging it over your shoulder.

2. For fixing the printer to your belt, the belt width should be 40 mm or less.

The use of the other belts may cause the printer to fall.

Strap

slot

-3x8 screw

Belt

clip

Belt

clip

Belt

Data Transmission

IrDA

1. Place the printer close to the host so that their IrDA

windows face each other within a 20 cm distance.

2. Turn on the printer and the host and send data

from the host to the printer.

NOTE:

While communicating, avoid locations where the IrDA

window is subjected to direct sunlight. A

communication failure may occur.

•To communicate with the host via IrDA, it is

required to configure the printer settings on the

host.

•The communicable distance and angle are shown

in the figure on the right. Note that this

performance is obtained under 1000 lux or less of

fluorescent lamp light.

USB

1. Turn on the host and start the system.

2. Turn on the printer and connect a USB cable to the

printer.

3. Connect the USB cable to the host.

4. Send data from the host to the printer.

NOTE:

•

For details of the interface cable, consult the

nearest Toshiba Tec representative.

•

When disconnecting the USB cable, follow the

instructions of the system on the host.

Max. 2

0cm

Host

Handy

terminal

Printer

USB

cable

USB

port

Printer

Approx. 20 mm

Host

When connecting a USB cable or an RS-232C cable to the printer, put the ferrite core supplied with the

printer on the cable as shown below.

Ferrite core

Wind the cable around

the ferrite core one time.

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