Zebra KR203 Specifications download pdf (Page 23)

Printer Overview

Printer Mounting

10/26/2010 KR203 Hardware Integrator Guide P1028247-001 Rev. B

Mounting Orientations

The printer can be mounted horizontally or vertically depending on the design of the kiosk.

The maximum angle that the printer can operate from the nominal vertical or horizontal

orientations is dependent upon environmental conditions and the media in use.

Environmental conditions that may affect operation: Humidity, temperature, air circulation

air in the kiosk, and static buildup on adjacent kiosk components and surfaces, etc.

Media considerations:Receipt length, partial cut of receipt in receipt design, curl at the end

of the media roll, thickness and weight, perforations on fan-fold or receipt media, etc.

Other considerations: Media mounting, media path, media access, printer maintenance,

cabling, etc.

Note • In vertical mounting orientation the small core media adapter (page 51) may be

used to ensure that media enters the present path.

The area of primary concern is the ‘loop area’ – this area requires special attention when

designing the kiosk. The printer requires space to store the printed receipt before

presenting it to the customer. The longer the receipt, the greater the area needed. When

mounting the printer at angles other than the nominal vertical or horizontal orientations,

simulated receipt printing operations should be observed with the chosen media for use in

the kiosk and in the environmental conditions that it will operate on-site.

Figure 3-8 • Printer Mounting

Table 3-4 • M3 Metric Mounting Screw Length

X 1.5mm minimum Printer mounting surface

Y 1.5mm Printer base plate thickness

Z 2mm maximum Penetration into circuit board area

X + Y = minimum length

X + Y + Z = maximum length

M3 Screw

1 2 ... 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 ... 79 80

No comments

Zebra KR203 Specifications Page 23