Citizen CL-E720 User's Manual

Citizen CL-E720 Printer manual cover
Pages 91
Year 2014
Language(s)
English en

Citizen CL-E720 Printer Specification

The Citizen CL-E720 Printer is a robust and efficient printing solution designed for industrial and commercial applications. It combines durability with high-performance features to cater to diverse printing needs. The printer is equipped with a powerful 32-bit RISC processor, ensuring fast and accurate label printing, which enhances productivity in demanding environments. It supports both direct thermal and thermal transfer printing methods, providing versatility for various labeling applications.

With a print resolution of 203 dpi, the CL-E720 delivers clear, crisp outputs, suitable for barcodes, text, and graphics. It offers a print speed of up to 8 inches per second, optimizing throughput in high-volume settings. The printer accommodates media widths ranging from 0.5 to 4.65 inches, allowing for flexibility in label design and application.

The CL-E720 features an intuitive LCD control panel, simplifying operation and minimizing user error. Connectivity options include USB, Serial, and Ethernet interfaces, supporting seamless integration into existing systems and networks. Its Hi-Lift mechanism and easy-loading ribbon system simplify media changes, reducing downtime and enhancing operational efficiency.

Built with metal casing and a compact footprint, the printer is durable yet space-efficient, ideal for use in environments with limited space. It also includes Citizen's innovative ARCP ribbon control technology, which ensures consistent print quality by eliminating ribbon wrinkling. The CL-E720 supports multiple emulations, including ZPL, EPL, and DPL, providing compatibility with various software and legacy systems.

Overall, the Citizen CL-E720 Printer is designed to deliver reliable performance and exceptional print quality, meeting the rigorous demands of industrial and commercial printing applications while offering ease of use and integration flexibility.

Citizen CL-E720 Printer F.A.Q.

How do I load media into the Citizen CL-E720 printer?

To load media, open the printer's top cover, release the media holder, insert the roll of media, and adjust the holder to fit the media width. Thread the media through the print head and close the top cover.

What should I do if the printer is not feeding labels correctly?

Check if the media is loaded properly and ensure the media sensor is calibrated. Also, verify there are no obstructions in the media path and the media guides are set correctly.

How can I calibrate the sensor on my CL-E720 printer?

To calibrate the sensor, turn off the printer, press and hold the pause button while turning it back on, release when the LED flashes, and follow the on-screen instructions.

What is the recommended maintenance routine for the CL-E720 printer?

Regularly clean the print head with isopropyl alcohol, ensure the platen roller is free of debris, and check for firmware updates to keep the printer running efficiently.

How can I resolve print quality issues with the CL-E720?

Ensure the print head is clean, the correct media and ribbon settings are selected, and the print head pressure is evenly distributed. Adjust the print speed and darkness settings if necessary.

Why is my Citizen CL-E720 printer not powering on?

Check the power cable connections, ensure the power switch is turned on, and verify the power outlet is functioning. If issues persist, contact technical support.

How do I update the firmware on the CL-E720 printer?

Download the latest firmware from the Citizen website, connect the printer to your computer via USB, and use the provided utility to upload the firmware to the printer.

What steps should I take if there is a paper jam in my printer?

Turn off the printer, open the top cover, gently remove any jammed media, and ensure no pieces are left inside. Reload the media and close the cover before turning the printer back on.

How can I connect the CL-E720 printer to a network?

Connect the printer to your network using an Ethernet cable, access the printer's settings via the control panel, and configure the network settings to match your network's requirements.

What should I do if the printer displays an error code?

Refer to the user manual to interpret the error code, follow the recommended troubleshooting steps, and reset the printer. Contact support if the problem persists.