Rynan CODE4U B1060 User manual
B1060
BIGGER AND BETTER
RYNAN's One Inch Print Head
Revise Logs
Version
Update Information
Staff
Date Updated
V2.0
User Manual1.
Tinh Vo
March 20, 2019
V2.1
Remove PC and Mobile feature
Footer adding
1.
2.
Anh Phu
August 26, 2019
V2.2
Remove reset counter in Input /
Output
1.
Anh Phu
August 29, 2019
V2.3
Add power adaptor warning
Update some information
1.
2.
Van Than
Anh Phu
September 12, 2019
V2.4
Update tracking information1.
Anh Phu
Van Than
September 25, 2019
V2.5
Remove Meanwell adaptor1.
Van Than
October 01, 2019
USER MANUAL
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
MACHINE OVERVIEW
REQUIRED COMPONENTS
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
EXTERNAL SENSOR
ENCODER
COMBINING AN EXTERNAL SENSOR AND
ENCODER ALARM
INPUT AND OUTPUT
QUICK START UP
FIRMWARE INTRODUCTION
SAFETY INFORMATION
EMERGENCY CASE
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
PRODUCT WARRANTY
ABOUT MACHINE
UPDATE FIRMWARE INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
GETTING STARTED
EXTERNAL DEVICES CONNECTIONS
........................................................................................................................................................... 4
................................................................................................................................................................... 5
........................................................................................................................................... 5
............................................................................................................................................................. 5
...................................................................................................................................................................... 6
................................................................................................................................................... 7
......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
.................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
................................................................................................................................................................. 8
............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
...................................................................................................................................................................... 8
................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
............................................................................................................................................... 9
............................................................................................................................................ 12
................................................................................................................................................................ 12
................................................................................................................................. 12
................................................................................................................................................................... 12
...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
........................................................................................................... 14
...................................................................................................................................................................... 15
.................................................................................................................................................................. 16
.................................................................................................................................................................... 16
..................................................................................................................................................... 16
........................................................................................................................................................................ 16
....................................................................................................................................................................... 17
..................................................................................................................................... 17
............................................................................................................................................................ 17
............................................................................................................................................... 19
........................................................................................................................................................................................ 19
..................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
........................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
................................................................................................................................ 33
......................................................................................................................................................... 33
.................................................................................................................................................................... 34
.............................................................................................................................................................................. 34
................................................................................................................................................................... 35
............................................................................................................................................................. 35
MESSAGE
OPERATION
SETTINGS
Prepare USB flash drive
Update firmware
Update logo
Update font Latin
Update font Chinese
Machine details
K eyboard
Indicator LED
Connecting Ports
K eyboard
Operation menu on machine
Setup machine
Keyboard setup
Setup external devices (Optional)
Create first messages
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Machine default ..................................................................................................................................................................... 35
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
SAFETY INFORMATION
Ensure the printer is set to STOP before installing or removing a cartridge.
Avoid using printer with high voltage and/or non-compatible power
supplies or external electronic accessories.
Ensure printer is installed and stored in a manner to prevent any strong
impacts from any external objects.
Minimize the use and storage of the printer in high dust environments.
The working temperature of the printer is 5ºC – 50ºC.
Turn off printer before plugging or removing any cable (ENCODER /
SENSOR / IO).
Be careful when using other external devices such as: ENCODER / SENSOR
/ ALARM BEACON / POWER SUPPLY.
Only use authorized cartridges provided by your authorized supplier.
Ensure you follow all instructions while installing new firmware and
software.
Use mask and safety goggles to prevent exposure to any airborne inks.
Use gloves to prevent any cuts while installing the printer with the
mounting bracket as there may be sharp edges.
Do not expose to excessive heat sources, sunshine, fire or the like.
For indoor use only. Printer should not be exposed to water.
The power-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily
accessible.
No replaceable parts inside, refer servicing to manufacturer specified
agency or qualified service personnel.
Only use accessories specified by the manufacturer.
Disposal: all electrical and electronic products including batteries should be
disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated
collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities.
Please ensure the printer and your systems are properly grounded.
Use only the power supply listed in the user instructions: power supply
adaptor: manufacturer: EDACPOWER ELECTRONICS CO., LTD., MODEL NO.:
EA10681N-120
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
EMERGENCY CASE
PRODUCT WARRANTY
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Limited warranty. The housing and circuit board for each printer is warranted to be free
from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of twelve (12) months from the
bill of lading date. This limited warranty does not apply to spare parts, authorized inks, or
cartridges, or to housings and circuit boards that experience problems resulting from
misuse, tampering or improper storage.
Any non-original parts and unapproved OEM inks are used.
The product has been altered or modified without approval from us.
Print head damage is a result of improper installation.
Damage occurs from an accident, such as but not limited to, being dropped, being
sprayed with water or other liquids, caused by a natural disaster, caused by
stocking or shipping conditions.
Unapproved, wrong or unstable power supply is used.
FOR EMERGENCY SITUATIONS, E.G. SMOKE COMING OUT
OF PRINTER, UNCONTROLLABLE CONTINUOUS PRINTING,
FIRE, EXPLOSIVE SOUNDS, ETC.,
PLEASE REMOVE THE POWER SUPPLY IMMEDIATELY!
DON'T THROW PRINTER OR INK CARTRIDGES INTO
REGULAR GARBAGE OR RECYCLING BINS. ENSURE
PROPER DISPOSAL (E.G. ELECTRONIC WASTE) IN
ACCORDANCE WITH YOUR LOCAL LAWS.
The warranty is VOID if:
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
ABOUT MACHINE
Thank you for purchasing the B1060 Thermal Inkjet Printer, a product of RYNAN
TECHNOLOGIES (SINGAPORE). This printer is designed for packaging printing
applications powered by Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) Technology.
The B1060 produces crisp text, logos, variable data and barcodes on porous and
non-porous media by automatically recognizes aqueous and solvent inks and
applies the appropriate printing parameters.
The complete system includes one printer, power supply with On/Off switch,
wireless keyboard, and mounting brackets for operations.
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Keyboard
Machine details
NO DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Model
Display
Dimensions (LxWxH)
Weight
Power supply
Maximum power consumption
Maximum printing resolution
Print speed
Optical density
Operation selection
Message memory
Ink solution
Menu language
Printable characters
No. of lines
Character height
Printability
Operating temperature
External connections
The Machine is currently compatible with all wireless Bluetooth 2.0 keyboards available
in the market.
B1060
LCD 2.8” automatic rotation
107.5 x 74.5 x 83mm
526.6g
12V DC - 5A
60W
300x300 dpi
76m/min @ 300x300 dpi
5 levels
Wireless keyboard
100 messages
Aqueous and Solvent
Multiple / selectable
Windows true fonts
Maximum 8 lines
Maximum 25.4 mm / 1 inches
Alphanumeric, logos, date, time, expiry date,
Julian date, shift code and barcodes
50ºC – 500ºC
External sensor, encoder, alarm kit, etc…
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
MACHINE OVERVIEW
Indicator LED
Connecting Ports
Internal sensor: Red light
External sensor: Green light
Sensor is activated when receives signals
Is ON when indicating an error.
Remains ON when connected.
Remains ON when it’s on printing mode
[1] SENSORS
[2] ALARM
[3] BLUETOOTH/PC
[4] PRINT
ITEMS DETAIL
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Enter
ESC
Shift
Insert
Backspace
Tab
Home/End
Caps lock
F4
USB 2.0 flash for updating firmware, fonts and logo
For USB 2.0 wireless keyboard receiver
For PC connection with USB 2.0 cable A-B
Extended port for external sensor, encoder, alarm, etc…
Power supply
PORT
Message Operation
PURPOSE
Settings
[1] USB FLASH
[2] USB KEYBOARD
[3] USB PC
[4] DB15 EXTENDED
[5] 12VDC
Keyboard
NO KEY USE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Confirm, save or apply
Go to previous session
Move your cursor to left/right
Move your cursor up/down
Press and hold “Shift” to input capitalized characters
Press “Insert” to insert Symbol, Logo, Counter, Date, Expired,
Time, String, Barcode and Shift code into the message
Delete your message from the left
Move your cursor faster
Move your cursor to Home/End
Uppercase font
Insert Suomi symbol
From the main screen of machine, use arrow keys to move the cursor to the
desired object. Press Enter to save and apply settings. Otherwise, press ESC.
Open Create new
Insert Menu
Information Purge Start/Stop Connect
PC
Use
Edit
Delete
Latin
Select
font
Symbol
Counter
Expired
String
Shift
code
Logo
Chinese
Select
size
Date
Time
Barcode
String
Delay
Encoder
Direction
Auto Jet
Update
Font
Rotate
Advance
Reset
About
Cartridge
Resolution
Print Mode Unit
Density
Update
Logo
Sensor
Rollover
Password
Language
Backup
(Popup menu when
press Insert)
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Operation menu on machine
Main Menu
Bluetooth
System
time
Default
IO Signals
Restore
Settings
Message
Operation
Purge
MENU
Encoder
Resolution
Density
Delay
Cartridge
Update Logo
String
Auto Jet
MENU
Start / Stop
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Set print speed for the machine or select to enable encoder
Set your desired resolution
Set optical density of the print
Set the distance since the sensor receives signal to the start of
printing. Or the delay distance after printer take a print command
Display the current level of ink in the cartridge or kind of current
cartridge is plugged to machine
Update logo from USB to the machine memory
Set the chain of data to insert into the print
Prevents the print head from clogging due to the extended down
time between prints. This will be useful when you print on Solvent
base ink with low de-cap time
Start or Stop printing job. Combine and press CTRL +
SHIFT + ENTER on keyboard to fast Start / Stop print.
All the nozzles on cartridge will push out ink. After purge
you will see 2 lines of ink on substrate.
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
See at QUICK GUIDE.
GETTING STARTED
EXTERNAL DEVICES CONNECTIONS
Connect sensor using power supply on machine.
Machine supports NPN, PNP and Push-pull sensor types.
Connect sensor to machine using external power supply. Below demonstration is for
external power supply of 5V.
Set print direction and appropriate throw distance to obtain best print quality (1-3 mm).
Insert ink cartridge.
Plug the power cord into an appropriate power source to start up the machine.
Insert keyboard receiver to keyboard port, turn on wireless keyboard.
Install the machine on your conveyor according to the installation instructions. See the Quick
Guide for more information.
Machine is able to operate with External Sensor, Encoder, Alarm at a time. Consult your
supplier for further supports on the settings and connections.
To connect machine with External Sensor, Encoder, Alarm, etc…, additional connector
DB15 (male) will be required.
NOTES:
EXTERNAL SENSOR
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
An encoder is recommended to ensure the best print quality regardless the inconsistent
speed of conveyor.
Based on the resolution (R) of the encoder, you can calculate the diameter (D) of the wheel
you should use based on the following formula:
ENCODER
D = R / ( π x 600) (inches)
Example: Encoder has R = 3600 (PPR),
► D=1.90985 inches ~ 48.5 mm
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
COMBINING AN EXTERNAL SENSOR AND ENCODER
See this picture for connection pins.
The printer only comes with one external port. However, there are cases where you may
need to attach two external accessories, such as an external sensor and an encoder (to get
perfect print quality). In these cases, please use the following instructions:
See picture for this situation.
NOTES:
PIN12 (12V) use for both of Encoder and External sensor.
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
ALARM
5
6
7
9
15
GND
GND
STOP_LED_OUT (0V)
PRINT_LED_OUT (0V)
12V
GND
ALARM_LED_OUTPUT (0V)
Printer is printing but requires
operator attention for the
following reasons:
1. Ink low
This below table will show what each pin on the DB15 port of the alarm beacon is used for:
User selected Stop print from menu. Printing will be
stopped. Red light will turn on.
Unauthorized cartridges are being used in the printer
(not from authorized supplier).
Printer stopped printing for
below reasons:
1. Printer is ON but printing is
not enabled.
2. No cartridge error.
3. Invalid cartridge error.
4. Out of ink.
User select on Start print menu.
The printer is printing without
any issues.
Allow users to monitor operation of Machine from a distance via the light signals from the
Alarm.
Invalid Cartridge
PIN ON DB15 PORT
ERROR
Stop print (Normal event)
VALUE
STOP STATUS (RED LED)
PRINT STATUS (GREEN LED)
ALARM STATUS (YELLOW LED)
Red light will turn on
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Error Description
12
13
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Ink Out
Ink Low
No Cartridge
Getting Started.
Red light will turn on
Red light will turn on
Yellow light will turn on
See
1
2
3
4
5
6
14
15
16
Machine
Wireless keyboard
Power supply
Mounting brackets
USB flash
Ink cartridge
Encoder
Alarm
External Sensor
Input: Start / Stop feature. Accept NPN or dry contact.
Output: NPN signal. Active when some even occur (each print …).
No cartridge is plugged to printer.
The value of Ink Level on smart card is lower 0.5 ml.
The value of Ink Level and alternative volume on smart
card are empty.
INPUT AND OUTPUT
REQUIRED COMPONENTS
QUICK START UP
No Basic Components With keyboard Optional
Setup machine
NOTES:
The machine will function with Water and Solvent base ink series from us only. Trying to use
unapproved cartridges may damage the machine and void the warranty.
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Keyboard setup
Create first messages
Setup external devices (Optional)
Select
Install external sensor.
Install encoder.
Install alarm kit.
See again at External device connection.
Select font size
Select
Input Hello
font
Insert the receiver of wireless keyboard to USB port (port 2) on machine, remove the
protective stamp in the battery slot and turn on the button at the back of the keyboard
to begin operating machine with wireless keyboard.
From the main screen of the printer, use arrow keys to move the cursor to
Settings and begin implementing the initial setup for the printer. Press Enter to save
and apply settings. Otherwise, press ESC.
Create Latin
Create Latin message - On machine with keyboard
Normal/Uppercase
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Create Chinese
2. Create Chinese message
Normal/Custom
Select
Select font size and lines
Press “ESC” to exit. Select
“Save” and input name to
save your messages
Press “ESC” to exit. Select
“Save” and input name to
save your messages
Select
Press “Insert” to insert
more data, variable,
barcode, logo, …
font
Input "ni". Press 1 - 5 to select
Press “Insert” to insert more data,
variable, barcode, logo, …
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Arrow keys : move the cursor.
Enter : go to the next line.
Backspace : delete characters.
ESC : escape and save / unsaved messages.
25.4 mm
12.7 mm
8.00 mm
5.92 mm
3.89 mm
2.54 mm
Input message by using the following keys:
While creating message, press Insert on the keyboard to insert your desired fields.
From the main screen, use and arrow keys to select the desired menu: Message,
Operation or Settings. Press Enter to select. Press ESC to go back to the main screen.
FIRMWARE INTRODUCTION
Create new or open existing messages on printer memory.
Insert the following symbols into the message (extended ASCII).
Go to Create Latin to select your desired font Normal font or uppercase font.
Select Normal font to create your message with lower and uppercase fonts. Then select
your desired font size, number of line and insert fields into message. Otherwise, go to
uppercase font to create your message with uppercase fonts only.
Available fonts and sizes include:
Symbol
Lines Font
1
2
3
4
6
8
Message
NOTES:
While doing this, please be sure you already stop printing.
Create new messages
1st Floor, Unit 12 & 13
Mountain View Office Park
28 Bella Rosa Street
Rosenpark, Durbanville, 7550
CK2001/081877/23
VAT: 429 0205 964
Table of contents
