MagTek EC2000 99875607 - Manual (Page 164)

5 - Adjustments
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Look at the LAST letter of Font ID1 (PAN)
Adjust Font ID1 SPI
Repeat for Font ID2, Font ID3, Font ID4
↑ Font ID1 [X_SPI]
Finished
↓ Font ID1 [X_SPI]
14) Repeat the same process for Font ID2, looking only at the last character of the long string of letters
at the bottom of the test card.
15) Repeat the same process for Font ID3 (if installed), looking only at the last character of the string
of front-indented characters.
16) Repeat the same process for Font ID4, looking only at the last character of the string of digits on
the rear of the test card.
17) Press the Set Default button to save the settings as defaults. Enter the setup passwords.
18) Write down the settings for the current ribbon on the rear of the manufacturing checklist, then repeat
the process for all ribbon types that will be used in the EC2000 (YMCKO, YMCKOK, KO, etc.).
After replacing the ribbon, start by setting all values on the
Tuning (Move Embossing) and
Tuning (Advanced) pages to the same values as the previous ribbon. Only small fine-tuning to
existing values may be necessary.
5.5 How to Calibrate the Indenter Module
5.5.1 About Calibrating the Indenter Module
The rear indenter module in the EC2000’s embosser moves between three positions:

LOAD position: During normal operation, it is “parked” below the embosser.
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HOME position: During rear indent operations, it moves out of the embosser and places the ribbon
between the characters on the embosser wheel.
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UNLOAD position: When removing the indent cartridge, it moves all the way out for easy removal.
If the indent ribbons are aligned such that indented characters are too far toward one edge of the indent
ribbon, follow the steps in this section to re-align the indenter.
5.5.2 How to Calibrate the Rear Indent Cartridge Positions
To calibrate the indent position of the indenter, follow these steps:
1) Create a sample card using sample 3 in Menu > Samples .
2) Navigate to Menu > Settings > Service > MCP Cmds to open the Controller Commands page.