Amano PIX-200 User manual

PIX-200
Atomic Time Clock
Operation Manual

Proprietary Notice
This document contains proprietary information and such information may not
be reproduced in whole or part without the written permission from Amano
Cincinnati, Inc. 140 Harrison Ave., Roseland, New Jersey 07068.
Amano Cincinnati, Inc. reserves the right to make equipment changes and
improvements, which may not be reflected in this document. Portions of this
document may have been updated to include the latest hardware or firmware
version, if applicable.
To ensure safe use of this time recorder/stamp, be sure to thoroughly read this
manual in its entirety before any attempt is made to operate the equipment.
After you have finished reading this manual, be sure to store it and in a safe
place for further reference.
Thank You….
For purchasing another fine product from
Amano Cincinnati, Inc.
Warranty Notice
Any claim for warranty, express or implied, due to the clocks failure to properly
receive the radio signal because of interference, whatever may be the source
of this interference, are hereby expressly excluded.
The PIX-200 has the atomic clock (radio-controlled clock) feature which
displays the current time precisely by automatically receiving time code
signals on long wave radio from the transmitting station. The unit receives the
time code signal via its built-in antenna system.

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Overview ....................................................... 1-1
Specifications ...................................................................................1-1
Names and Functions of Parts.........................................................1-2
LCD Display .....................................................................................1-3
Description of Controls (function buttons) ........................................1-3
Print Position Adjustment (Slide Lever)............................................1-4
Chapter 2: Getting Started ............................................. 2-1
Removing the Cover & Packing Material .........................................2-1
Mounting ..........................................................................................2-1
Wall Mounting ...................................................................................2-2
Desktop Mounting.............................................................................2-3
Performing a Test Print ....................................................................2-3
Chapter 3: Program Mode .............................................. 3-1
Setting the Time (If the Time Displayed is Incorrect) .......................3-1
Easy Way to Set the Time................................................................3-2
Setting the Date (If the Date Displayed is Incorrect) ........................3-2
Setting the Date Format ...................................................................3-3
Date Format Table ...........................................................................3-4
Setting the Layout for Customized Comments.................................3-7
Test Printing for Customized Comments .........................................3-8
Changing the Print Position..............................................................3-9
Setting the Print Pattern ...................................................................3-9
Setting the Printing Length.............................................................3-12
Setting the Printing Activation/Detecting Sensor............................3-13
Setting the Number ........................................................................3-14
Setting the Initial Number and Auto Reset .....................................3-15
Setting the Repeat Times of a Number..........................................3-16
Setting for Daylight Saving Time (DST) .........................................3-17
Displaying Settings; Programming Password and Time ................3-18
Chapter 4: Atomic Clock Feature .................................. 4-1
Automatic Reception ........................................................................4-1
Setting the Atomic Clock (Germany, UK and others)..........................4-3
Setting the Time Zone (US only)......................................................4-4
PIX-200 Atomic Clock/Time Code Signal.........................................4-5

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Chapter 5: Maintenance and Troubleshooting ............. 5-1
Ribbon Cartridge Replacement........................................................5-1
Cleaning ...........................................................................................5-1
Error Codes......................................................................................5-2
Chapter 6: Appendix....................................................... 6-1

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Chapter 1: Overview
Before attempting to use the Amano PIX-200 time recorder/stamp, please
carefully review Chapter 1: “Overview”, and Chapter 2: “Getting Started”. This
chapter of the manual covers the specifications, accessories, names and
functions of parts, LCD Display, description of controls, and print position
adjustment.
Specifications
Power Requirements:
• Power Supply: DC 15V
• Power Consumption: 1.2A
• Battery: Optional Lithium Battery for full power reserve
in case of power failure.
Ambient Temperature: 14°F to 113°F (-10°C to 45°C)
32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) if using NiMH
battery option
Ambient Humidity: 10% to 90% (non-condensing)
Dimensions: 6-1/4"(159 mm) Wide X 6-1/2”(165 mm) High X
6-3/4"(171 mm) Deep.
Weight: Approximately 4.85 lbs. (2.2 kg)
Environment: Indoor use only; dust-free environment. Keep
out of direct sunlight.
Accessories
The following accessories are provided with the Amano PIX-200. After
unpacking, please ensure that all of the following items are provided:
PIX-200 (1 unit) This operation
manual (1 copy)
Keys (one pair, 2
keys)
• Please note that specifications, appearance, and/or description are
subject to change without notice due to product enhancements.
• This manual has been carefully prepared, but Amano assumes no liability
for errors and/or omissions. If you should find any errors or unclear
information, please contact your Amano dealer.
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Manual

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Names and Functions of Parts
The following describes the names and functions of various parts of the PIX-
200.
External View
Internal View
Component
Name
Function
AC Adapter Provides clock power.
Keys Used to lock and unlock clock cover.
Back Plate Used to mount the unit to a wall when wall mounting is desired.
LCD Display Used to display information in the front window, i.e., Time & Date.
Print Button Press this button to print in “manual” mode, or when setting the printing
activation.
Print Window Large window to assist in accurate printing position.
Buttons 5 control buttons located on top of unit under the cover.
Ribbon Cartridge Easy-to-replace ribbon cartridge.
Clear LED Illuminates the printing position to increase visibility.
Paper Sensor Sensors, which detect the paper position to automatically print.
Key
AC Powe
r
Adapte
r
Print
B
u
tt
o
nBack Plate
Print Window
LCD
Display
Pa
p
er Senso
r
(-) Button
Clear
LED
LCD Dis
p
la
y
Ribbon Cartrid
g
e
(+1 Hour Button)
(+1 Min. Button)
(
+
)
Button (E) Button
Display Label

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LCD Display
The LCD display contains an ink capacity gauge. This gauge indicates the
amount of ink remaining in the ribbon cartridge using four bar segments, from
E (Empty) to F (Full).
The PIX-200 calculates the remaining ink capacity of the ribbon cartridge from
the number of imprints made. As the ink capacity decreases, the bars in the
gauge will disappear. When the ribbon reaches below 25% capacity, the word
“INK” and “E” will blink until the ribbon is replaced and the ink counter is reset.
(Refer to page 5-1 for Ribbon Cartridge Replacement and Ink counter reset).
The following drawing illustrates the PIX-200 LCD display contents.
Description of Controls (function buttons)
Normally, the Display Window shows the date and time. When you use the
Quick Set or Program Mode to change the settings of the PIX-200, the
instructions to change the clock are shown in this window.
The 5 function buttons underneath the cover are used to navigate through the
Quick Set and Program Mode to change the clock’s settings.
• The (-) button is used to change the information on the display by
decrementing the set value or moving the “▲” to the left.
• The (+) button is used to change the information on the display by
incrementing the set value or moving the “▲” to the right.
• The E button is used to accept the information shown on the display and
save it in memory.
• The +1 HOUR button advances the hour in the display by increments of 1.
• The +1MIN. button advances the minutes in the display by increments of
1.
Ribbon Cartridge
Ink Ca
p
acit
y
Da
y
of the week / Pro
g
ram Indicato
r
Program Indicator
A
tomic Time
S
y
nchronization Indicato
r
Date (Year, Month, Date) / Number /
Repeat Times
Time (Hour:Minute:Second)
/Programming
A
M/PM Indicato
r

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Print Position
A
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j
uste
r
Bottom View
Print Position Adjustment (Slide Lever)
The print position from the paper
edge is adjustable by pressing and
sliding the print position adjuster
(slide lever) located on the right
outside bottom of the PIX-200 unit
as illustrated in the diagram.
The slide lever can be adjusted
using the latching mechanism which
can move a total of 17 increments
with each increment = 1.5mm (for a
total movement = 25.5mm). This
adjuster will move the paper-
detecting sensor forward or
backward to change the margin from
the paper edge to the print as illustrated in the following diagram.
The minimum distance from the form edge to print is approximately 0.5mm -
2.0mm. This is achieved when you slide the slide lever to the front of the
machine. The maximum distance from form edge to print is approximately
+25.5mm. This is achieved when you slide the slide lever to the back of the
machine.
Minimum Distance
Maximum
Distance
Slide Lever Print Position Adjuster
all the way forward
Slide Lever Print Position Adjuster
all the way backward

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Chapter 2: Getting Started
Before using the Amano PIX-200 time recorder/stamp, please carefully review
this chapter of the manual, which covers removing cover and packing material,
mounting, and performing a test print.
Removing the Cover & Packing Material
You must remove the packaging spacers from the printer block and the Printer
Carriage before attempting to use your PIX-200.
Step 1. Insert the key provided and turn the key counter clockwise to unlock
the cover.
Step 2. Lift the cover to remove.
Step 3. Remove the spacers between the Ribbon Cartridge and the Printer
Carriage.
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3
Mounting
When choosing a mounting location for your PIX-200, you should consider the
following:
• The mounting surface or hardware must be capable of supporting the unit’s
weight, 2.2 kg (4.85 lbs).
• The area must be within the specified operating temperature range:
14°F~113°F (-10°C~45°C), 10% ~90% relative humidity.
• The unit should be in close proximity to a power source or wall outlet.
• The following conditions should not exist:
• The unit should be mounted in a place able to receive radio signals for
atomic clock signal reception (see page 4-2, for more details).
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Wall Mounting
To wall mount perform the following:
1. Remove the cover, and remove the
back plate by pressing on the tab
located on the bottom of the unit
towards the rear, and rotating the
bottom of the plate away from the
clock.
2. Using the back plate as a template,
mark the lower mounting hole on the
wall.
3. Mount the plate using a #10 wood
screw (or equivalent).
4. Level the back plate and mark the
location of the two upper mounting
holes. Secure to the wall using #10
wood screws (or equivalent).
5. Feed the cable of the AC power
adapter through one of the holes in the
back plate.
6. Align the clock with the two upper tabs
on the back plate. Tilt the back of the
clock upwards to fully insert the back
plate tabs into the clock. Be careful not
to pinch the power cord with the
bracket.
7. Once the tabs are inserted, tilt the clock
back down and push it against the wall.
The tabs will snap into place.
8. Replace the cover and lock it in place
with keys provided.
Note: Wall mounting should only be performed by authorized Amano dealers.
If the PIX-200 is improperly mounted, it could fall, resulting in damage to
the unit or personal injury. When mounting the PIX-200 on a concrete
wall, or other special wall material, special screws may be required.
Note: The display LED will not light up until the cover has been put back on.

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Desktop Mounting
The PIX-200 should be placed on a level surface with adequate ventilation.
Performing a Test Print
To test print perform the following:
1. Make sure the AC adapter for the
PIX-200 is plugged in.
2. The LED should light up and illuminate
the printing position.
3. Insert a piece of paper or time card along
the guide into the PIX-200. The clock will
automatically print YEAR, MONTH,
DATE and TIME with AM or PM.
IMPRINT SAMPLE:
4. If the imprint format is satisfactory, the
PIX-200 is ready for use.
Print Guide
(metal plate)

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Chapter 3: Program Mode
Make sure the AC power adapter is plugged in and connected to the PIX-200
before making changes to the clock settings. Unlock and remove the cover.
Locate the (-), (+), E,+1 HOUR, and +1 MIN. buttons on top of the clock.
Note: Replacing the cover during any step of programming will return the
clock to normal date and time display.
Setting the Time (If the Time Displayed is Incorrect)
The illustrations on the right show samples of the displays. The shaded area
means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To set the correct time perform the following:
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+) and (E) buttons on the top of
the unit at the same time, holding down for 2
seconds until Set UP Pro9 appears on the
display. The “▲” on the top of the display
will be blinking.
3. Press the (-) or (+) buttons to position the
“▲” under MON.
4. Press the (E) button once to display the time
and the Hour display will be blinking. While
the Hour display is blinking, adjust time to
the desired hours using the (-) or (+) buttons.
Once you have the correct hour, press the
(E) button to confirm and move to the
minute.
5. While the Minute display is blinking, adjust
the minutes using the (-) or (+) buttons to
obtain the desired minutes. Once you have
the correct minute, press the (E) button to
confirm and move to the seconds. The
seconds will start from “00” at the time you
press the (E) button. However, if you did not
change the minute, the seconds will not change.
6. The display will return to the clock display.
If you need to return to the “set up program”
[Set UP Pro9], press the (E) button again.
Replace the cover and the display will
automatically return to normal date and time
display.
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Note: When the Atomic Clock is built-in and the clock is being used in Europe,
please check if the Atomic Clock setting is correct. (Refer to page 4-3).
Note: When you are using the PIX-200 in the US, please check if the time
zone setting is correct. (Refer to page 4-4).
Easy Way to Set the Time
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+1 HOUR) to change the hour, and (+1 MIN.) to change the
minute on the top of the unit until the desired time (hours and minutes)
appear on the display. The seconds will not start from “00”, but will
continue to advance while the clock is being set.
Note: these buttons only advance the hour and/or minute one increment per
depression. The date will not change.
3. Replace and lock the cover once you have set the correct time.
Setting the Date (If the Date Displayed is Incorrect)
The illustrations to the right show samples of the displays. The shaded area
means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To set the correct date perform the following:
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+) and (E) buttons on the top of
the unit at the same time, holding down
for 2 seconds until SEt UP Pro9 appears
on the display. The “▲” on the top of the
display will be blinking.
3. Press (+) button once to position the “▲”
under TUE.
4. Press the (E) button once to display the
date and the Month will be blinking. While
the Month display is blinking, adjust
month to the desired month using the (-)
or (+) buttons. Once at the correct month,
press the (E) button to confirm and move
to the day.
5. While the day is blinking, adjust the day
using the (-) or (+) buttons to obtain the
desired day. Once you have the correct
day, press the (E) button to confirm and
move to the Year.
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6. While the Year display is blinking, adjust the
year using the (-) or (+) buttons to obtain the
desired year. Once you have the correct
year, press the (E) button to confirm and
return back to the “set up program” display.
7. If you are finished programming the unit,
replace the cover to return the clock to
normal operation mode.
.
Setting the Date Format
The illustrations on the right show samples of the displays. The shaded area
means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To set the desired date format perform the following:
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+) and (E) buttons on the top of
the unit at the same time, holding down for
2 seconds until SEt UP Pro9 appears on
the display. The “▲” on the top of the
display will be blinking.
3. Press the (+) button twice to position the
“▲” under WED.
4. Press the (E) button once to display
Pr ordEr (the print order (style) format) and
the code number will be blinking. While the
code number is blinking, adjust code
number to the desired number (see the
following Date Format Table) by using the
(-) or (+) button. Once you have selected
the code number, press the (E) button to
confirm and return back to the “set up
program” display.
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5. Replace the cover and the display will
automatically return to normal operating
mode.
Date Format Table
Y=Year, M=Month, D=Date, W=Day of the week, h=Hour, m=Minute,
s=Second, C=Comment, N=Number (6 digits except No.21 (2 digits) and No.
22 (4 digits)). (Factory Default) = No. 3
Code Imprint Format Print Example Code Imprint Format Print Example
1 Y/M/D hms ‘ 05/JUN/ 1 3:05PM 05s 17 C D hm RCVD 1 3:05PM
2 YMD hms ’05 JUN 1 3:05PM05s 18 YMD C ’05 JUN 1 RCVD
3 YMD hm ‘05JUN 1 3:05PM 19 MDY C JUN 1’05 RCVD
4 MDY hm JUN 1’05 3:05PM 20 DMY C 1 JUN’ 05 RCVD
5 DMY hm 1 JUN’05 3:05PM 21 N YMD hms 1’
6 YMD ’05 JUN 1 22 N YMD hm 1”05JUN 1 3:05PM
7 MD hm JUN 1 3:05PM 23 N YMD 1 ’05 JUN 1
8 DM hm 1 JUN 3:05PM 24 N MDY 1 JUN 1’ 05
9 MD JUN 1 25 N DMY 1 1 JUN’ 05
10 W D hm WE 1 3:05PM 26 N MD hm 1 JUN 1 3:05PM
11 W hm WE 3:05PM 27 N D hm 1 1 3:05PM
12 D hm 1 3:05PM 28 YMD N ‘05JUN 1 1
13 hm 3:05PM 29 MDY N JUN 1’ 05 1
14 C YMD RCVD’05 JUN 1 30 DMY N 1 JUN’ 05 1
15 C MDY RCVD JUN 1’05 31 N 1
16 C DMY RCVD 1 JUN’05 32 Customized comments imprint (up to 3 lines)
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Setting Customized Comments (A special print style)
The illustrations to the right show samples of the displays.
The shaded area means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To set the desired customized comment print style (order) perform the
following:
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+) and (E) buttons on the top of
the unit at the same time, holding down
for 2 seconds until SEt UP Pro9 appears
on the display. The “▲” on the top of the
display will be blinking.
3. Press the (+) button twice to position the
“▲” under the WED.
4. Press the (E) button once to display the
print order (style) format and the code
number will be blinking. While the code
number is blinking, adjust code number to
32 (print style) by using the (-) or (+)
button.
5. Press the (E) button once to confirm the 32
and show the P1 inPut CodE in the
display. Press the (E) button once to
program the 1st line. The “Prn LinE 1”
display means that you can program the 1st
line. The “0” on the left side of the Line
number shows the printing length of the
comment in mm [max. length is 35mm].
6. Press (E) button while “1” is blinking.
7. You will see the “LinE1 1” display with “En”
blinking. “LinE1 1” means the 1st
character on Line 1, and “En” means the
end of the sentence.
8. Press the (-) or (+) button and select the
character code referring to the diagram of
character code (page 6-2). Press the (E)
button every time you confirm one
character.
9. Once you finish selecting the characters for
line 1, press the (E) button. This will return
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10. To enter the comments on Line 2, Press (E)
and press (+) when the line number is
blinking. You can program line 3 by
repeating the previous steps.
11. Once you finish programming Customized
Comments, press the (E) button to go back
to the “P1 inPut CodE” Display.
12. If you want to check the printing length,
press the (E) button and select the line by
pressing the (-) or (+) button. You will see
the length in mm to the left of the blinking
line number. (The sample display on the
right shows that line 1 is 35mm)
Note: When the value exceeds the maximum length (35mm), the “Error 05”
will appear on the display when you put the cover on. Please refer to
page 5-2, “Error Codes”.
Note: You can choose the character font when programming the customized
comments. In order to make the imprint clearer, we recommend you to
use Two-Byte Font. Please refer to page 6-3, “Diagram of Font”.
Use the following codes to edit the customized comments:
Code Function
in Insert character
dL Delete character
En End of the sentence
Use the following codes to change the font for customized comments:
Code Function
J Start Two-Byte
Jn Undo Two-Byte
L Start Emphatic Byte
LL Start Double-Width Byte
Ln Undo Emphatic/Double-Width Byte
Un Undo Space Character
Sample of changing the font of “D” “E” “F” from One-Byte to Two-Byte
ABCDEFGHI →41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49
ABCDEFGHI →41, 42, 43, in, J, 44, 45, 46, in, Jn, 47, 48, 49
See Chapter 6 – Appendix, and the paragraph “Diagram of Character Code”
for more information on codes.
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How to delete the customized comment
When the print line number is blinking, (i.e., Prn LinE 1) press (+1 HOUR)
button for 3 seconds. The blinking will stop and the line number will light
steadily. Once the printing length returns to 0and the line number starts
blinking again, the line you have selected and all the subsequent lines will be
deleted.
Setting the Layout for Customized Comments
The illustrations to the right show samples of the displays. The shaded area
means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To set a layout for customized comments perform the following:
1. Unlock and remove the cover.
2. Press the (+) and (E) buttons on the top
of the unit at the same time, holding down
for 2 seconds until SEt UP Pro9 appears
on the display. The “▲” on the top of the
display will be blinking.
3. Press the (+) button twice to position the
“▲” under the WED.
4. Press the (E) button once to display the
print order (style) format and the code
number will be blinking. While the code
number is blinking, adjust code number to
32 (print style) by using the (-) or (+)
buttons.
5. Press the (E) button once to confirm the 32
and display P1 inPut CodE.
6. At the P1 inPut CodE, press the (+) button
once and the display will change to
”P2 Print LAyout”. Press the (E) button
once to select the “LAyout”.
7. Press the (-) or (+) button to select the
desired layout. The layout selections are;
right (ri9ht), center (CentEr), and left
(LEFt). Press the (E) button to confirm the
selection and display ”P3 tE5t Print”.
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3-8 Amano PIX-200 Operation Manual
Test Printing for Customized Comments
The illustrations to the right show samples of the displays.
The shaded area means that the symbols, numbers or characters are blinking.
To test print perform the following:
1. After confirming the layout, press the (E)
button to test print the customized comments.
2. When the “PAPEr button” display is blinking,
insert a paper and press the (-) or (+) button to
perform a test print.
3. Press the (E) button to end a test print.
4. Press the (E) button once at the “P4 End”
display to return to “Set UP Pro9” on
the display.
！WARNING:Touching the printing area while test printing may
cause an accident resulting in injury.
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