Toshiba SureMark 4610 User Manual

Communication and power
Fiscal logic assembly
The fiscal logic assembly for the 4610-1NF printer consists of a tray assembly, optional keylock, covers,
fiscal screw, connectors, and ports. This section provides an illustration and text describing the parts of the
fiscal logic assembly.
K Top Cover
The top cover is secured in place with four screws and provides an extra layer of fiscal security by
providing an additional protection against tampering or disabling the fiscal logic card.
J Keylock (optional)
The optional keylock is used to lock the electronic journal card slot cover in the closed position
and secure the installed electronic journal card that contains the electronic journal.
I Electronic journal card slot cover
The electronic journal card slot cover is a device that can be used as an additional fiscal security
device to secure the electronic journal card in card slot.
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Figure 4. Fiscal Logic Assembly with USB and RS-232 communications options
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Toshiba SureMark 4610 Specifications

General

Brand	Toshiba
Model	SureMark 4610
Category	Printer
Language	English

Summary

Chapter 1. Introduction

Calling for service

Procedures for requesting service for the printer.

Printer information label

Fiscal label

Communication and power

Information on communication interfaces and power connections.

Fiscal logic assembly

Description of the fiscal logic assembly components.

Operating system requirements

Chapter 2. Product specifications

Physical dimensions

Temperature and humidity limits

Printing width, speed, and acoustics

Chapter 3. Installing the 4610 Model 1NF

Understanding the controls and indicators

Explains the printer's controls and indicator lights.

Chapter 4. Adjusting and maintaining the SureMark 4610 Model 1NF printers

Using and maintaining the printer

Replenishing consumable supplies

Loading and replacing the paper roll

Cleaning recommendations

Guidelines for cleaning the printer and printhead.

Chapter 5. Running tests and diagnostics

Testing the printer

Procedures for testing the printer's POST and fiscal logic.

Troubleshooting

Common steps to identify and resolve printer problems.

Firmware off-line tests

Steps to enter and perform firmware off-line tests.

Low paper sensing and calibration

How to set up and calibrate low-paper sensing.