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Operator Manual
For printer model:
CG4 Series
www.satoamerica.com
PN: 9001218C
Read this Operator Manual before using this product.
Keep this document available for future reference.
CG408DT
CG412DT
Direct Thermal Type
CG408TT
CG412TT
Thermal Transfer Type
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Operator Manual

Operator ManualFor printer model: CG4 Serieswww.satoamerica.comPN: 9001218CRead this Operator Manual before using this pro

Page 2 - SATO America, Inc

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual1.2 UNPACKINGWhen unpacking the printer, take note of the following:1. The box should stay r

Page 3 - Safety Precautions

Section 8: AppendixPage 8-12 CG4 Series Operator ManualThis page is intentionally left blank

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Section 9: Sato Group of CompaniesCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 9-1SATO GROUP OF COMPANIES

Page 5 - Power Supply

SATO GROUP OF COMPANIESAsia Pacific & Oceania RegionSATO ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD.438A Alexandra Road #05-01/04, Alexandra Technopark, Singapore 1199

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Section 1: IntroductionCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 1-31.3 PARTS IDENTIFICATION12347568Front viewOperator panelIt consists of two contact buttons a

Page 7 - Table of Contents

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual1.3 PARTS IDENTIFICATION (cont’d)9USB and RS232C interface on-board10USB and LAN interface o

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Section 1: IntroductionCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 1-51.2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION (cont’d)CG408DT/ CG412DTCG408TT/ CG412TT1520161718192122151820 1921

Page 9 - INTRODUCTION

Section 1: IntroductionPage 1-6 CG4 Series Operator ManualThis page is intentionally left blank

Page 10 - 1.2.1 Included Accessories

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-1INSTALLATIONThis section assists you in installing consumable media in the printer, as well

Page 11 - 1.3 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Section 2: InstallationPage 2-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.1 SITE LOCATIONConsider the following when setting up the printer:• Place the printer on a

Page 12 - Back view

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-32.3 LOADING LABELS2.3.1 Loading Roll media 1.With the power supply off, pull the cover open/

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Section 2: InstallationPage 2-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.3 LOADING LABELS (cont’d)5.Close the top cover until it clicks into position. Notes:• Be c

Page 14 - Section 1: Introduction

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-52.3 LOADING LABELS (cont’d)2.3.2 Loading Fan-folded media 1.With the power supply off, pull

Page 15 - INSTALLATION

PN: 9001218CSATO America, Inc.10350A Nations Ford RoadCharlotte, NC 28273Main Phone: (704) 644.1650Technical Support: (704) 644.1660Technical Support

Page 16 - 2.1 SITE LOCATION

Section 2: InstallationPage 2-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.3 LOADING LABELS (cont’d)5.After loading the media, turn on the power. The printer is onli

Page 17 - 2.3 LOADING LABELS

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-72.4 LOADING THE CARBON RIBBON (FOR CG408TT, CG412TT ONLY)The CG408TT and C412TT printers ena

Page 18 - 2.3 LOADING LABELS (cont’d)

Section 2: InstallationPage 2-8 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.4 LOADING THE CARBON RIBBON (FOR CG408TT, CG412TT ONLY) (cont’d)3.Open the carbon ribbon p

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Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-92.4 LOADING THE CARBON RIBBON (FOR CG408TT, CG412TT ONLY) (cont’d)5.From the ribbon supply u

Page 20 - (Printed side face up)

Section 2: InstallationPage 2-10 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.5 CONNECTIONS This section explains the power cable and interface cable connection proced

Page 21 - Ribbon unit

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-112.5 CONNECTIONS (cont’d)2.5.2 To activate the connected interfaceAfter connection, you need

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Section 2: InstallationPage 2-12 CG4 Series Operator Manual2.5 CONNECTIONS (cont’d)2.5.4 Connecting the Power Cable1.Connect the AC power cable to the

Page 23 - Ribbon route

Section 2: InstallationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 2-132.5 CONNECTIONS (cont’d)2.5.5 Turning On the PowerPress the POWER on the operation panel of

Page 24 - 2.5 CONNECTIONS

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Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-1OPERATION AND CONFIGURATIONBefore using the printer, it is best to read this

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Safety PrecautionsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page iSafety PrecautionsPlease read the following information carefully before installing and using the p

Page 27 - 2.5.6 Turning Off the Power

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.1 OPERATOR PANELThe operator panel located on the top front, consists of tw

Page 28 - Section 2: Installation

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-33.2 OPERATING MODESYou can set the printer in any of the following modes: 1.N

Page 29 - OPERATION AND CONFIGURATION

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.3 USER TEST PRINT MODEThis mode produces test labels for diagnostic purpose

Page 30 - 3.1 OPERATOR PANEL

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-53.3 USER TEST PRINT MODE (cont’d)3.3.1 Output Data of the User Test PrintThe

Page 31 - 3.2 OPERATING MODES

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.3 USER TEST PRINT MODE (cont’d)Second print-out (Protocol code setting valu

Page 32 - 3.3 USER TEST PRINT MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-73.3 USER TEST PRINT MODE (cont’d)USB and IEEE 1284 interface on board USB and

Page 33 - Pitch offset value ±099 DOT

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-8 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.4 FACTORY TEST PRINT MODEThis mode produces test labels for diagnostic purp

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Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-93.4 FACTORY TEST PRINT MODE (cont’d)3.4.1 Output Data of the Factory Test Pri

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Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-10 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.4 FACTORY TEST PRINT MODE (cont’d)Second print-out (Settings)Third print-o

Page 36 - 3.4 FACTORY TEST PRINT MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-113.5 OPERATION SETTING MODE The operation setting mode enables further select

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Safety PrecautionsPage ii CG4 Series Operator Manual WarningRegarding the cutter• Do not touch the cutter with your hands or do not put something into

Page 38 - Base reference correction

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-12 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.5 OPERATION SETTING MODE (cont’d)Program Download ModeFont Download ModeDe

Page 39 - 3.5 OPERATION SETTING MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-133.5 OPERATION SETTING MODE (cont’d)Notes:•Press the FEED/LINE button to sele

Page 40 - OPERATION SETTING MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-14 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.6 PROGRAM DOWNLOAD MODE (cont’d)Notes:• Use the selected interface for PC

Page 41 - 3.6 PROGRAM DOWNLOAD MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-153.7 FONT DOWNLOAD MODEIn this mode, the printer is set to download fonts fro

Page 42 - 3.6.1 Firmware Download

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-16 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.8 DEFAULT SETTING MODEWhen default setting mode is selected and executed i

Page 43 - 3.7 FONT DOWNLOAD MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-173.9 HEX DUMP MODEHEX Dump Mode allows you to print the contents of the recei

Page 44 - 3.8 DEFAULT SETTING MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationPage 3-18 CG4 Series Operator Manual3.11 PRINTER CONFIGURATIONS SETTINGYou can set the printer configuration by

Page 45 - 3.9 HEX DUMP MODE

Section 3: Operation and ConfigurationCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 3-19*1. Available for USB+RS-232C specification only.*2. Available for USB+LAN s

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Section 4: TroubleshootingCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 4-1TROUBLESHOOTINGIf you are unable to produce printouts on the CG4 Series printer, use this

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Safety PrecautionsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page iiiPrecautions for Installation and HandlingPrinter operation can be affected by the printer environ

Page 49 - TROUBLESHOOTING

Section 4: TroubleshootingPage 4-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual4.1 ERROR SIGNAL TROUBLESHOOTINGThe ON LINE (POWER) and ERROR indicators light or flash i

Page 50 - Download

Section 4: TroubleshootingCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 4-34.1 ERROR SIGNAL TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont’d)ContentsON LINE (POWER) LEDERROR LEDBuzzer Cause

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Section 4: TroubleshootingPage 4-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual4.2 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE*1 Ribbon stock conditions are only applicable to CG408TT and CG

Page 52 - TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE

Section 4: TroubleshootingCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 4-54.2 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE (Cont’d)TROUBLESHOOTING TABLELIGHT PRINT IMAGESLow print head d

Page 53 - MEANDERING MEDIA

Section 4: TroubleshootingPage 4-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual4.3 INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTINGThis chapter provides a checklist for the various interface

Page 54 - CHK TROUBLESHOOTING STEP

Section 4: TroubleshootingCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 4-74.3 INTERFACE TROUBLESHOOTING (Cont’d)4.4 TEST PRINT TROUBLESHOOTINGThis chapter provides

Page 55 - 4.4.2 Test label printing

Section 4: TroubleshootingPage 4-8 CG4 Series Operator ManualThis page is intentionally left blank

Page 56 - Section 4: Troubleshooting

Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenanceCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 5-1CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEThis section provides information on user maintenance fo

Page 57 - CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenancePage 5-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual5.1 CLEANING THE PRINT HEAD, PLATEN AND ROLLERSThe print head not only generates

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Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenanceCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 5-35.2 HOW TO CLEAN THE PRINTER (CLEANING KIT) (cont’d)9.Locate the I-Mark sensor a

Page 59 - Media guide

Safety PrecautionsPage iv CG4 Series Operator Manual

Page 60 - 5.4 EASY REPLACEMENT OF PARTS

Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenancePage 5-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual5.4 EASY REPLACEMENT OF PARTSIt is easy to replace the print head and platen rol

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Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenanceCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 5-55.4 EASY REPLACEMENT OF PARTS (cont’d)7.Align the two circular recess of the pri

Page 62 - Circular

Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenancePage 5-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual5.4 EASY REPLACEMENT OF PARTS (cont’d)7.Insert the left shaft of the new print h

Page 63 - 5.5 ADJUSTING PRINT QUALITY

Section 5: Cleaning and MaintenanceCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 5-75.5 ADJUSTING PRINT QUALITYPrint quality can be optimized with regular cleaning

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Page 65 - POWER SUPPLY (AC ADAPTER)

Section 6: General SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 6-1GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS6.1 PRINTER BASIC SPECIFICATIONSMODEL NAMECG408 DT CG412 DT

Page 66 - MODEL NAME

Section 6: General SpecificationsPage 6-2 CG4 Series Operator ManualMODEL NAMECG408 DT/ CG408TT CG412 DT/ CG412TTMEDIA (BE SURE TO USE MEDIA MANUFACTU

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Section 6: General SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 6-3MODEL NAMECG408 DT CG412 DT CG408 TT CG412 TTRIBBON (BE SURE TO USE RIBBON MANUFAC

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Section 6: General SpecificationsPage 6-4 CG4 Series Operator ManualMODEL NAMECG408 DT CG412 DT CG408 TT CG412 TTSELF-DIAGNOSISCover Open DetectionPap

Page 69 - STANDARD FUNCTIONS

Section 6: General SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 6-5MODEL NAMECG408 DT CG412 DT CG408 TT CG412 TTBARCODE CAPABILITIESLinear Bar CodesU

Page 70 - REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Table of ContentsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 1Table of ContentsIntroduction...

Page 71 - DISPENSER SPECIFICATIONS

Section 6: General SpecificationsPage 6-6 CG4 Series Operator ManualMODEL NAMECG408 DT CG412 DT CG408 TT CG412 TTHARDWARE AND RELATEDOperation keys PO

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Section 6: General SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 6-76.2 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES SPECIFICATIONSCUTTER SPECIFICATIONSMedia Type Non-adhesiv

Page 73 - INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS

Section 6: General SpecificationsPage 6-8 CG4 Series Operator ManualThis page is intentionally left blank

Page 74 - 7.2 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-1INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONSThis section presents the interface types and their spec

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Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.2 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE7.2.1 Basic Specifications of RS-232C Serial Interfac

Page 76 - 7.2.2 Ready/Busy

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-37.2 RS232C SERIAL INTERFACE (cont’d)Function descriptionsFunction DescriptionBau

Page 77 - 7.2.3 X-ON/X-OFF

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.2 RS232C HIGH SPEED SERIAL INTERFACE (cont’d)7.2.2 Ready/BusyThis protocol con

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Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-57.2 RS232C HIGH SPEED SERIAL INTERFACE (cont’d)7.2.3 X-ON/X-OFFThis transmission

Page 79 - 7.3.2 Pin Assignments

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.3 IEEE 1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE7.3.1 Basic Specifications of IEEE1284 parallel

Page 80 - 7.3.3 Input/Output Signals

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-77.3 IEEE 1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE (cont’d)7.3.2 Pin AssignmentsPin assignment of

Page 81 - 7.4.2 Pin Assignments

Table of ContentsPage 2 CG4 Series Operator ManualAppendix...

Page 82 - 7.4.3 Host Computer Settings

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-8 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.3 IEEE 1284 PARALLEL INTERFACE (cont’d)7.3.3 Input/Output Signals The details

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Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-97.4 UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS (USB) INTERFACEThis printer supports the USB 2.0-compli

Page 84 - 7.5.2 Software Specifications

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-10 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.4 UNIVERSAL SERIAL BUS (USB) INTERFACE (cont’d)7.4.3 Host Computer SettingsIn

Page 85 - 7.5.5 FTP Specifications

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-117.5 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) ETHERNET7.5.1 Basic Specifications of LANA Local A

Page 86 - 7.5.7 Setting/Displayed Items

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-12 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.5 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) ETHERNET (cont’d)7.5.2 Software SpecificationsProt

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Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-137.5 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) ETHERNET (cont’d)7.5.3 TCP/IP SpecificationsIn TCP

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Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-14 CG4 Series Operator Manual7.5 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) ETHERNET (cont’d)7.5.6 TELNET SpecificationsTELNET

Page 89 - APPENDIX

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 7-157.5 LOCAL AREA NETWORK (LAN) ETHERNET (cont’d)Notes1) For the detailed On-board

Page 90 - 8.1.2 Cut position Adjustment

Section 7: Interface SpecificationsPage 7-16 CG4 Series Operator ManualThis page is intentionally left blank

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Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-1APPENDIXThe following information is provided:• 8.1 Optional Accessories - Cutter• 8.2 Optional

Page 92 - Label output

Section 1: IntroductionCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 1-1INTRODUCTIONThank you for your investment in this SATO printer product.This Operators Manual

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Section 8: AppendixPage 8-2 CG4 Series Operator Manual8.1 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES - CUTTERThe cutter should only be installed by SATO qualified servicing

Page 94 - 8.4 OPERATION MODE SELECTION

Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-38.1 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES - CUTTER (cont’d)8.1.3 Cutter replacement Over time, the cutter loses i

Page 95 - Cutter Mode

Section 8: AppendixPage 8-4 CG4 Series Operator Manual8.2 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES - DISPENSER (cont’d)4.If the paper is not taut, roll the paper on the m

Page 96 - Linerless (Non Sepa) Mode

Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-58.3 POSITIONS OF SENSORS AND OPTIONS7.3mm (0.29”)5.0mm (0.19”)46.3mm(1.82”)I-Mark sensorGap sens

Page 97 - Base reference

Section 8: AppendixPage 8-6 CG4 Series Operator Manual8.4 OPERATION MODE SELECTIONThere are five modes of printer operation: Continuous, Tear-off, Cut

Page 98 - 8.7 PAPER END

Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-78.5 BASE REFERENCE POINTThe base reference point is the point at which one determines the print

Page 99 - 8.7.2 Fanfold Label End

Section 8: AppendixPage 8-8 CG4 Series Operator Manual8.5 BASE REFERENCE POINT (cont’d)8.5.1 Base Reference point Adjustment Print Position Offset ref

Page 100 - Section 8: Appendix

Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-98.6 OFFSET POSITION ADJUSTMENTThis setting adjusts the option (Cutter, Dispenser, Tear off) stop

Page 101 - SATO GROUP OF COMPANIES

Section 8: AppendixPage 8-10 CG4 Series Operator Manual8.7 PAPER END8.7.1 Roll Label End When the Label End is less than 40mm (1.57”) from the end of

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Section 8: AppendixCG4 Series Operator Manual Page 8-118.7.2 Fanfold Label EndThe printer behavior when paper end is detected is as follows:• After pr

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