Kimo KDIP-2 User manual

In order to have a correct printing, infra-red sensors of the printer and Kigaz must
face each other (see pictures above).
Print values during the measurement
Technical features
Dimensions ( ithout protective cover): 85.5 mm x 150 mm x 55 mm
Weight ( ithout protective cover): 400 g
Operating temperature: from 0 to 50 °C
Storage temperature: from -20 to +60 °C
In order to have a correct printing, infra-red sensors of the printer and Kigaz must
face each other (see pictures above).
Print values during the measurement
Technical features
Dimensions ( ithout protective cover): 85.5 mm x 150 mm x 55 mm
Weight ( ithout protective cover): 400 g
Operating temperature: from 0 to 50 °C
Storage temperature: from -20 to +60 °C
Infra-red sensor Infra-red sensor
Example with a Kigaz 80 Example with a Kigaz 80
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Press On/Off button of the printer to turn it on.
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Press “Imprim” function ke of the Kigaz on the measurement screen.
Measurement results are printed on the ticket.
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Press On/Off button when printing is finished to turn the printer off.
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Press On/Off button of the printer to turn it on.
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Press “Imprim” function ke of the Kigaz on the measurement screen.
Measurement results are printed on the ticket.
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Press On/Off button when printing is finished to turn the printer off.
KDIP-2 remote printer for
Kigaz 50 and 80 analysers
KDIP-2 remote printer for
Kigaz 50 and 80 analysers

NTang_printer-KDIP-2 – 10/02/16 – RCS (24) Périgueux 349 282 095 Non-contractual document – We reserve the right to modif the characteristics of our products without prior notice.
Ntang_printer-KDIP-2 – 10/02/16 – RCS (24) Périgueux 349 282 095 Non-contractual document – We reserve the right to modif the characteristics of our products without prior notice.
Changer le rouleau de papier
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Raise the upper part of the printer pulling up the transparent part.
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Insert a new paper roll (both sides of the paper are different: the brightest side is the
printing side and must face the user).
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Pull up about 0.50 cm of paper.
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Close the upper part of the printer.
Upper part
Paper location Introduction of
the paper roll
Paper properly
positioned
Changer les piles
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Remove the protective cover of the printer.
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Remove the batteries cover.
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Remove the used batteries.
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Insert some new 1.5V LR6 AA batteries observing proper polarit .
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Insert the batter cover.
Transparent
part
Change the paper roll
Change the batteries
Batteries cover
LED indications
The LED above the On/Off button has several meanings:
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Continuous green: printer turned on and read to operate
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Sequence of one flash: paper is missing or there is not an paper out the printer → insert
a paper roll or let 0.5 cm of paper out
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Sequence of 2 flashes: thermal too hot → let the head cool down
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Sequence of 3 flashes: discharged → change batteries
Changer le rouleau de papier
➢
Raise the upper part of the printer pulling up the transparent part.
➢
Insert a new paper roll (both sides of the paper are different: the brightest side is the
printing side and must face the user).
➢
Pull up about 0.50 cm of paper.
➢
Close the upper part of the printer.
Upper part
Paper location Introduction of
the paper roll
Paper properly
positioned
Changer les piles
➢
Remove the protective cover of the printer.
➢
Remove the batteries cover.
➢
Remove the used batteries.
➢
Insert some new 1.5V LR6 AA batteries observing proper polarit .
➢
Insert the batter cover.
Transparent
part
Change the paper roll
Change the batteries
Batteries cover
LED indications
The LED above the On/Off button has several meanings:
➢
Continuous green: printer turned on and read to operate
➢
Sequence of one flash: paper is missing or there is not an paper out the printer → insert
a paper roll or let 0.5 cm of paper out
➢
Sequence of 2 flashes: thermal too hot → let the head cool down
➢
Sequence of 3 flashes: discharged → change batteries