User's Manual
Table Of Contents
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- How to use the guide
- Safety Messages (review carefully)
- HDP100 Overview
- Safety Messages (review carefully)
- Introduction
- Reviewing the HDP100 Printer Overview table
- Regulatory Compliances, Agency Listings and FCC Rules
- Regulatory Compliances
- Agency Listings
- Technical Specifications
- Functional Specifications
- Reviewing the Overlaminates
- LCD Messages
- Troubleshooting LCD Messages
- Communications Errors
- Card Feeding Errors
- Magnetic Encoding Errors
- E-card Encoding Errors
- Film Errors
- Printing Process Errors
- Card Lamination Errors
- Printing a Test Image
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HDP100 High Definition Card Printer/Encoder User Guide (Rev. Beta)
5
Troubleshooting the LCD Messages (continued)
LCD Message Cause Solution
Headlift Error The Printer was unable to
raise or lower the
Printhead.
Verify that the head is not jammed.
See Resolving a Headlift Motor or
Sensor Error.
Press RESUME to retry or CANCEL
to abort. If the problem persists, call
for technical assistance.
HEAD LOADING An unrecoverable error
occurred while printing.
Contact technical support if this
error repeats. Press CANCEL to
abort this card.
HEAD
RESISTANCE
LCD setting for head
resistance is out of
range.
Enter a value for head resistance in
the LCD Printer Setup menu. Reset
the correct value according to the
steps in the Troubleshooting
Section. If this problem persists, call
for technical assistance.
HEAD SENSOR
ERROR
The Printhead
Temperature Sensor is
not functioning or is not
connected properly.
OR
The Printhead is not
cooling properly.
If the problem persists, call for
technical assistance. See Printing
Process Errors.
HEAD VOLTAGE
ERROR
A hardware fault has
prevented setting the
correct Printhead voltage.
A default value will be used. Call for
technical assistance.
H1 Indicates that the Left
Hopper is OFF.
No action required.
[H1] Indicates that the Left
Hopper is ON.
No action required.
H2 Indicates that the Right
Hopper is OFF.
No action required.
[H2] Indicates that the Right
Hopper is ON.
No action required.
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