PLUSOPTIX P12 User manual

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WIRELESS IR
LABEL PRINTER
PLUSOPTIX P12
User Manual
Compatible with:
Binocular Autorefractor
plusoptiX A12C
plusoptiX A12R
plusoptiX A16
Vision Screener
plusoptiX S12C
plusoptiX S12R
plusoptiX S16
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ITEMS INCLUDED
The “plusoptiX P12“ is a wireless, battery-operated thermal
printer with infrared (IR) interface.
After switching on, the status lamp flashes
green and the printer is ready for operation.
If it does not flash, the rechargeable batteries
need charging (see sections “INSERTING THE
BATTERIES” and “CHARGING THE BATTERIES”).
If the status lamp flashes red, the paper
compartment is not properly closed or a new
roll of paper has to be inserted.
If the blue control lamp in the infrared receiver
is illuminated, data is being received by the
Plusoptix device.
If the red control lamp is illuminated, the
rechargeable batteries are charging properly.
INSERTING THE BATTERIES
APPLICATION
CHARGING THE BATTERIES
Attention: If you insert batteries other than those
supplied, you should only use rechargeable Nickel
Metal Hydride NiMH/AA HR6 batteries with a capacity
of 1,900 - 2,100 mAh and a quick-charge rate of a
minimum of 1 A. These batteries can be ordered
at your authorized Plusoptix dealer.
Attention: A power supply is NOT included.
To charge the rechargeable batteries, only use
the power supply GSM36P12-P1J supplied with
your Plusoptix device.
Attention: A power supply is NOT included. To
charge the rechargeable batteries, only use the
power supply GSM36P12-P1J supplied with your
Plusoptix device.
Remove the battery compartment cover using a small coin.
Please insert the batteries as instructed. If one or more are
inserted incorrectly, the printer will not switch on.
Close the battery compartment cover.
Connect the medical power supply with the power cable to
the power outlet and look for the green light. Now connect
the medical power supply to the 12 V DC input of the printer.
The inserted batteries are now charged. During the charging
process, the red control lamp in the infrared receiver is on.
The maximum charging time of the supplied batteries is
4.5 hours.
The “plusoptiX P12” comes with four rechargeable Nickel Metal
Hydride (NiMH/AA HR6) batteries and a roll of self-adhesive
labels (72 labels per roll). The labels can be ordered at your
authorized Plusoptix dealer or via the contact form “Reordering
labels” on plusoptix.com.
PAPER
COMPARTMENT
COVER
PAPER
COMPARTMENT
UNLOCKING LEVER
OFF BUTTON
STATUS LED
12V DC INPUT
ON BUTTON
IR RECEIVER
TYPE LABEL
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
STATUS LEDIR RECEIVER

INSERTING PAPER
SWITCHING PRINTER ON AND OFF
Open the paper compartment by slightly lifting the
unlocking lever on the paper compartment cover.
Unwind a little paper from the roll so about one inch
protrudes from the paper compartment. Ensure the
paper layers remain tightly wrapped around the roll core.
Place the paper roll in the compartment as shown. Close
the cover by pressing down and it will snap into place.
Note: Use only original labels, available from
Plusoptix or an authorized dealer.
They can be ordered by contacting us or by
visiting plusoptix.com, click the “Support”
dropdown and fill out the “Reordering
labels” form.
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For further information concerning Plusoptix products,
references, and studies, please visit our website.
SPECIFICATIONS
After each measurement with the Plusoptix device, any
number of labels for documenting the measurement
results can be printed out. Please note, once you return
to the home screen with the “plusoptiX 12R”, the label
can no longer be printed. In the “plusoptiX 12C” and
“plusoptiX 16”, the label can be printed again after
retrieving it from the database.
Align the Plusoptix device with the IR receiver of the
printer. The distance between device and the printer
should be approximately 1 m (3.3 ft). As soon as you
touch the printer symbol on the screen of the Plusoptix
device, the data is transmitted and a label is printed out.
To confirm the transmission, a blue control lamp lights
up on the IR receiver. Keep the device directed at the
printer until the blue control lamp turns off.
Attention: If the IR transmission is interrupted
while printing, the print-out of the label is
incomplete. To obtain a complete print-out,
simply print the label again.
PRINTING
To switch ON, briefly press the ON button. The printer
starts immediately and is ready for operation as soon
as the status lamp flashes green.
The printer will switch OFF automatically after 10
minutes of non-use. To switch it OFF manually, keep
the OFF button depressed for 3 seconds.
Attention: Use Bacillol 30 tissues, Clorox Healthcare
wipes or Teccare Control tissues to clean the surface
of your Plusoptix device. They are approved to
clean our devices.
CLEANING
If the print quality deteriorates, it is necessary to clean the
printing head, paper sensor, tear-off edge and drive roller.
Open the cover of the paper compartment and remove
the paper roll.
If paper dust has accumulated in the paper compartment,
clean it out with a vacuum cleaner with a fitted brush or
with compressed air.
Clean the paper sensor, printing head and the drive roller
with a fitted brush or compressed air.
Storage
Operation
Dimensions
Power supply
(GSM36P12-P1J)
Rechargeable
batteries
(Panasonic BK –
3MCCE 1,2V)
Temperature
Temperature
Dimensions
Input
Type / Size
0 to + 50°C
+ 10 to + 50°C
159.6 x 89.6 x 45.6 mm
(6.28 x 3.53 x 1.8 in)
110 to 240 V AC
(50 to 60 Hz), 0.8 A
Nickel Metal Hydride
NiMH/AA HR6
Humidity
Humidity
Weight
Output
Power / Quantity
10 to 80%
non-condensing
20 to 80%
non-condensing
0.35 kg
(12.35 oz)
12 V DC, 2.5A
1900 m Ah/4 each
INTERFACE IR RECEIVER
Self-adhesive label in actual size 2.91 x 1.92 in (74 x 49 mm)
3 sec
PAPER SENSOR
TEAR-OFF EDGE
PRINTING HEAD
DRIVE ROLLER
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