TP-820817-001A * Journal Printer Operating Gu...

Journal Printer Operating Guide
©Diebold, Incorporated
TP-820817-001A PD 5418
April 2003
Important - click here for terms and conditions governing the use of this document.
Document History Document Number Date Remarks
TP-820817-001A 4/2003 Original edition
Introduction
The journal printer supplies a detailed audit of all consumer transactions or printed messages configured by the bank or institution. The printed messages could include time, date, type of transaction, and certain status messages generated by the terminal.
The information in this manual is specific to the journal printer. Refer to the appropriate terminal manual for more information about the journal printer.
Safety Precautions
Diebold recommends strict observance of safety precautions when servicing the printer. Observing safety precautions reduces the risk of equipment damage and personal injury.
WARNING
You must observe the following precautions when servicing the journal printer to avoid risk of equipment damage, severe personal injury, or death:
Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that can become jammed in the equipment.
Use caution to prevent long hair from getting caught in the equipment.
Never insert screwdrivers, pens, or other instruments into the module (unless expressly instructed to do so in this document). Severe bodily injury, death from electrical shock, or equipment damage can result.
Always turn OFF the terminal before removing or installing modules.
Beginning and Ending a Maintenance Session
Refer to the appropriate terminal operating manual for the following procedures:
Opening the top chassis (front-load cash dispensers)
Opening access doors and top chassis (rear-load cash dispensers)
Placing the terminal in supply mode
Returning the terminal to operating mode
Maintenance Procedures
Prerequisite Information
To perform the procedures described in this section, you should know how to perform the following procedures (refer to the appropriate terminal operating guide):
Open the terminal to access the journal printer
Place the terminal in the appropriate mode for maintenance
Return the terminal to full operation
WARNING
You must observe the following precautions when servicing the journal printer to avoid risk of equipment damage, severe personal injury, or death:
Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry that can become jammed in the equipment.
Use caution to prevent long hair from getting caught in the equipment.
Never insert screwdrivers, pens, or other instruments into any journal printer (unless expressly instructed to do so in this document). Severe bodily injury, death from electrical shock, or equipment damage can result.
Always turn OFF the terminal before removing or installing modules.
Replacing the Journal Paper Roll
Perform the following procedure to replace the roll of journal paper. Refer toFigure 2-1 throughFigure 2-5 during this procedure.
Press the blue lever down to open the printer cover.
Pull up the white spindle, releasing it from the printer.
If there is still some paper on the roll, tear it to release the paper roll. If there is no paper left, just pull out the spindle.
Opening the Printer Cover
1 Blue lever
2 Printer cover
3 Spindle
To remove the paper from the spindle, just pull it outwards in the opposite direction of the gear (Figure 2-2).
Removing the Paper Roll from the Spindle Shaft

Open the printer cover completely, pulling it backwards.
Remove the paper roll or paper tube left in the paper roll compartment (located just below the printer cover).
Insert the paper roll with the paper coming from below (Figure 2-3) and push the paper out about 40 cm (16"). Make sure that the printable side is facing down.
Pushing the Paper Out

Close the printer cover by pressing the printer cover completely down until it clicks. The blue lever will come up to a fully vertical position. The printer will print several line feeds.
Draw the paper over the printer cover.
At the edge of the paper, fold about 5 cm (2 in) of the paper inwards to have a clean edge.
Insert the edge of paper into the spindle slot (Figure 2-4). It is recommended that the paper be wound onto the spindle for a minimum of 3 to 4 turns.
Winding the Paper onto the Spindle Shaft

Insert the spindle into the winder unit until it clicks into place.
Stretch the paper by manually winding the spindle (Figure 2-5).
Stretching the Paper

The journal printer is now ready for use. Refer to the appropriate terminal operating guide to close the terminal.
Module Supplies
Supply Sources
For best ATM performance, you should only use supplies purchased from Diebold. Diebold Direct Express TM can supply all your ATM supplies and accessories (fully guaranteed). Contact Diebold Direct using one of the following methods:
Phone: 1-800-222-6900 (1-330-899-2585)
E-mail:http://supplies@diebold.com
Facsimile (FAX): 1-330-899-2553
World Wide Web site:http://www.diebold.com
Your Diebold service representative can also assist you in ordering high-quality supplies specifically designed for your ATM.
Refer to the following table to order supplies for the journal printer.
Paper Supply Supply Part Number
Thermal paper for journal printer (box with 25 rolls) 00-051342-000A
You can order supplies from sources other than those recommended. Make sure that the supplies you order from non-recommended sources meet the specifications in this manual.
CAUTION
Ordering supplies from other non-recommended sources may result in loss of quality and a decline in ATM performance.
Journal Printer Paper
The journal printer uses single layer, continuous roll thermal paper. The table below describes the paper roll in greater detail.
Paper Specifications Item Description
Expanded description Standard Black imaging Opteva thermal journal rolls with 5 year image life capability
Approved paper grades (5 year image life)
Kanzaki P-350
Nippon TF50KS-E2D
Appleton Alpha 800-2.4
Paper basis weight 55.4 g/m2 to 80.4 g/m2 (14.7 pounds to 21.4 pounds)
Paper smoothness (Bekk) 250 minimum
Paper width 58.00 mm + 0.00/-1.00 mm (2.283 inches +0.000/-0.039 inches)
Top-of-form marks Not required
Preprinting Not required
Paper core attachment None
Paper splices None
Paper perforations None
Paper end indication None
Paper edge finish No dust, labels or unspecified printing
Core material Polystyrene
Core color Natural
Core outside diameter 18.5 mm maximum (0.72 inches maximum)
Core inside diameter 12 mm ± 0.50 mm (0.47 inches ± 0.02 inches)
Core width 58.00 mm +0.00/-1.00 mm (2.283 inches + 0.000/-0.039 inches)
Roll width 58.00 mm +0.00/-1.00 mm (2.283 inches + 0.000/-0.039 inches)
Roll length 76.2 m (250 feet)
Roll maximum outside diameter 84 mm maximum (3.31 inches maximum)
Roll thermal layer side CSO (Coated Side Out)
Roll finish termination Tape (no glues)
Packaging 25 rolls per carton. Rolls should be packed securely in carton, with no excessive movement.
Carton labeling
Diebold part number
Paper width
Roll length in meters and feet
Number of rolls
Carton weight
Stacking orientation
Packaging date
Shipping / storage
Shipping and storage materials shall not degrade the paper or paper roll characteristics for the time periods specified as below
Temperature - Duration:
65°C - never exceeded
50°C to 64°C - 24 hours or less
30°C to 49°C - 7 days or less
20°C to 29°C - More than 7 days
20°C ± 5°C and 45% to 65% humidity - 3 years