Kimo KIMP23 Operation & User’s Manual

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Brand: Kimo
Category: Printer
Model: KIMP23 (Operation & User’s Manual)
File Type: PDF
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Pages: 2

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KIMP23 remote printer for

AMI310 portable instrument In order to have a correct printing, infrared sensors of the printer and AMI 310 must be face each other (see pictures above). ➢ Press On/Off button of the printer to turn it on. ➢ Press “Imprim” function key of the AMI 310 on the measurement screen. Measurement results are printing on the ticket. ➢ Press On/Off button when printing is finished to turn the printer off. Print values during the measurement Infrared sensor Infrared sensor ))) IR Technical features Dimensions (without protective cover) : 85.5 mm x 150 mm x 55 mm Weight (without protective cover) : 400 g Operating temperature : from 0 to 50 °C Storage temperature : from -20 to +60 °C KIMP23 remote printer for AMI310 portable instrument In order to have a correct printing, infrared sensors of the printer and AMI 310 must be face each other (see pictures above). ➢ Press On/Off button of the printer to turn it on. ➢ Press “Imprim” function key of the AMI 310 on the measurement screen. Measurement results are printing on the ticket. ➢ Press On/Off button when printing is finished to turn the printer off. Print values during the measurement Infrared sensor Infrared sensor ))) IR Technical features Dimensions (without protective cover) : 85.5 mm x 150 mm x 55 mm Weight (without protective cover) : 400 g Operating temperature : from 0 to 50 °C Storage temperature : from -20 to +60 °C

NTang_imprimante-KIMP23_04/12/14 – RCS (24) Périgueux 349 282 095 Non-contractual document – We reserve the right to modify the characteristics of our products without prior notice.

Changer le rouleau de papier ➢ Raise the upper part of the printer pulling up the transparent part. ➢ Put a new paper roll (Both sides of the paper are different : the brightest side is the printed side and must faced 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 introduced Changer les piles ➢ Remove the protective cover of the printer. ➢ Remove the batteries cover. ➢ Remove the used batteries. ➢ Put some new 1.5V LR6 AA batteries observing proper polarity. ➢ Put the battery 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 ready to operate ➢ Sequence of one flash : paper is missing or there is not any paper out the printer → put 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 NTang_imprimante-KIMP23_04/12/14 – RCS (24) Périgueux 349 282 095 Non-contractual document – We reserve the right to modify the characteristics of our products without prior notice. Changer le rouleau de papier ➢ Raise the upper part of the printer pulling up the transparent part. ➢ Put a new paper roll (Both sides of the paper are different : the brightest side is the printed side and must faced 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 introduced Changer les piles ➢ Remove the protective cover of the printer. ➢ Remove the batteries cover. ➢ Remove the used batteries. ➢ Put some new 1.5V LR6 AA batteries observing proper polarity. ➢ Put the battery 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 ready to operate ➢ Sequence of one flash : paper is missing or there is not any paper out the printer → put 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

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