Zebra 105SL Plus Podręcznik Użytkownika

P1056468-002 Rev. AZebra® 105SLPlus™User Guide

About This DocumentWho Should Use This Document10P1056468-002 7/3/13Who Should Use This DocumentThis User Guide is intended for use by any person wh

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings100P1056468-002 7/3/13Language SettingsTable 10 • Language SettingsLanguage If necessar

101Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Command CharacterSet the Format Command Prefix ValueThe format com

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings102P1056468-002 7/3/13Sensor SettingsTable 11 • Sensor SettingsSensor Type Select the M

103Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Port SettingsTable 12 • Port SettingsParallel CommunicationsSet Pa

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings104P1056468-002 7/3/13Baud Rate Set the Baud RateSelect the baud value that matches the

105Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Host Handshake Set the Host Handshake Protocol ValueSelect the han

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually106P1056468-002 7/3/13Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manu

107Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually7/3/13 P1056468-002 2. Raise the media door.3.Caution • The prin

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually108P1056468-002 7/3/134. What type of media are you using? For mo

109Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually7/3/13 P1056468-002 5. Press PLUS (+) to continue. The control p

11About This DocumentDocument Conventions7/3/13 P1056468-002 Document ConventionsTable 1 shows the way that certain information is conveyed in this do

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually110P1056468-002 7/3/138. Press PAUSE to begin the media calibrati

111Printer Configuration and AdjustmentCalibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors Manually7/3/13 P1056468-002 12. Close the media door.The printer complet

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentRemove Used Ribbon112P1056468-002 7/3/13Remove Used RibbonRemove used ribbon from the ribbon take-up spindle eac

113Printer Configuration and AdjustmentRemove Media or Liner from the Rewind Spindle7/3/13 P1056468-002 Remove Media or Liner from the Rewind SpindleR

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentRemove Media or Liner from the Rewind Spindle114P1056468-002 7/3/132. Pull out the spindle hook.3. Slide the med

115Routine MaintenanceAdjust Transmissive Media Sensors7/3/13 105SLPlus™ User Guide P1056468-002Adjust Transmissive Media SensorsThe transmissive medi

Routine MaintenanceAdjust Transmissive Media Sensors116P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/133. Using a thin, flat-blade screwdriver, loosen the up

117Routine MaintenanceAdjust Transmissive Media Sensors7/3/13 105SLPlus™ User Guide P1056468-0025. Tighten the adjustment screw to secure the upper me

Routine MaintenanceAdjust Transmissive Media Sensors118P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/13Lower Media SensorAfter you adjust the upper media sen

119Routine MaintenanceAdjust Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position7/3/13 105SLPlus™ User Guide P1056468-002Adjust Printhead Pressure and Toggle Posit

About This DocumentDocument Conventions12P1056468-002 7/3/13 Notes • ______________________________________________________________________________

Routine MaintenanceAdjust Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position120P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/135. Tighten the locking nuts.6. Print addit

121Routine MaintenanceAdjust Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position7/3/13 105SLPlus™ User Guide P1056468-002Printhead Pressure AdjustmentIf positionin

Routine MaintenanceAdjust Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position122P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/134.5.To lock the toggle pressure, tighten t

7/3/13 P1056468-002 4Routine MaintenanceThis section provides routine cleaning and maintenance procedures.ContentsReplacing Printer Components . . .

Routine MaintenanceReplacing Printer Components124P1056468-002 7/3/13Replacing Printer ComponentsSome printer components, such as the printhead and

125Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures7/3/13 P1056468-002 Cleaning Schedule and ProceduresCleaning your printer regularly maintains pr

Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures126P1056468-002 7/3/13Clean the Media CompartmentAfter every four rolls of media, inspect the med

127Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures7/3/13 P1056468-002 2. Remove the media and ribbon (if loaded).3. Using the swab from the Preven

Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures128P1056468-002 7/3/13Clean the SensorsBrush or vacuum any accumulated paper lint and dust off th

129Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures7/3/13 P1056468-002 Transmissive Media SensorThe upper and lower transmissive media sensors are

7/3/13 P1056468-002 1IntroductionThis section provides a high-level overview of the printer and its components. ContentsPrinter Components . . . . .

Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures130P1056468-002 7/3/13Clean the Snap PlateClean the snap plate when label adhesive or a label is

131Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures7/3/13 P1056468-002 3. Insert a small-blade screwdriver or similar tool into the loop on the lef

Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures132P1056468-002 7/3/135. Remove the snap plate from the printer.6. Using the swab from the Preven

133Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures7/3/13 P1056468-002 8. Press down on the loops to lock the snap plate into place.9. Reinstall th

Routine MaintenanceCleaning Schedule and Procedures134P1056468-002 7/3/13Clean the CutterIf the cutter is not cutting the labels cleanly or if it ja

7/3/13 P1056468-002 5TroubleshootingThis section provides information about errors that you might need to troubleshoot. Assorted diagnostic tests are

TroubleshootingPrinting Issues136P1056468-002 7/3/13Printing IssuesTable 14 identifies possible issues with printing or print quality, the possible

137TroubleshootingPrinting Issues7/3/13 P1056468-002 Long tracks of missing print on several labelsPrint element damaged. Call a service technician.Wr

TroubleshootingPrinting Issues138P1056468-002 7/3/13Vertical image or label driftThe printer is using non-continuous labels but is configured in con

139TroubleshootingError Messages7/3/13 P1056468-002 Error MessagesThe control panel displays messages when there is an error. See Table 15 for LCD err

IntroductionPrinter Components14P1056468-002 7/3/13Printer ComponentsFigure 1 shows the components inside the media compartment of your printer. Dep

TroubleshootingError Messages140P1056468-002 7/3/13The printer stops; the RIBBON light is on; the ERROR light flashes.In thermal transfer mode, ribb

141TroubleshootingError Messages7/3/13 P1056468-002 The ERROR light flashes.The printhead has a faulty thermistor.Call a service technician.The printe

TroubleshootingError Messages142P1056468-002 7/3/13The printer stops; the ERROR light is on; the printer cycles through these three messages.Caution

143TroubleshootingError Messages7/3/13 P1056468-002 There is not enough memory to perform the function specified on the second line of the error messa

TroubleshootingCalibration Problems144P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/13Calibration ProblemsTable 16 identifies problems with calibration, the

145TroubleshootingCommunications Problems7/3/13 P1056468-002 Communications ProblemsTable 17 identifies problems with communications, the possible cau

TroubleshootingRibbon Problems146P1056468-002 7/3/13Ribbon ProblemsTable 18 identifies problems that may occur with ribbon, the possible causes, and

147TroubleshootingMiscellaneous Issues7/3/13 P1056468-002 Miscellaneous IssuesTable 19 identifies miscellaneous issues with the printer, the possible

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics148P1056468-002 7/3/13Printer DiagnosticsSelf tests and other diagnostics provide specific information about the c

149TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics7/3/13 P1056468-002 CANCEL Self TestThe CANCEL self test prints a printer configuration label and a network confi

15IntroductionControl Panel7/3/13 P1056468-002 Control PanelAll controls and indicators for the printer are located on the control panel (Figure 2).Fi

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics150P1056468-002 7/3/13PAUSE Self TestThis self test can be used to provide the test labels required when making ad

151TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics7/3/13 P1056468-002 FEED Self TestDifferent types of media may require different darkness settings. This section

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics152P1056468-002 7/3/13Figure 17 • Bar Code Darkness ComparisonTable 20 • Judging Bar Code QualityPrint Quality Des

153TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics7/3/13 P1056468-002 5. Note the relative darkness value and the print speed printed on the best test label.6. Add

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics154P1056468-002 7/3/13FEED + PAUSE Self TestPerforming this self test temporarily resets the printer configuration

155TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics7/3/13 P1056468-002 Communication Diagnostics TestThe communication diagnostics test is a troubleshooting tool fo

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics156P1056468-002 7/3/13Sensor ProfileUse the sensor profile image (which will extend across several actual labels o

157TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics7/3/13 P1056468-002 Figure 19 • Sensor Profile (Ribbon Section)Media Sensor Profile (Figure 20) The media sensor

TroubleshootingPrinter Diagnostics158P1056468-002 7/3/13 Notes • __________________________________________________________________________________

7/3/13 P1056468-002 6SpecificationsThis section provides the features of and specifications for this printer.ContentsFeatures. . . . . . . . . . . .

IntroductionControl Panel16P1056468-002 7/3/1310The NEXT/SAVE button• When in Setup Mode, the NEXT/SAVE button navigates to the next parameter in th

SpecificationsFeatures160P1056468-002 7/3/13FeaturesThis section lists the standard and optional features for the printer.Standard Features• Thermal

161SpecificationsFeatures7/3/13 P1056468-002 Zebra Programming Language (ZPL)ZPL II features include:Bar CodesTypes of bar codes include:• Downloadabl

SpecificationsGeneral Specifications162P1056468-002 7/3/13General SpecificationsPhysical SpecificationsElectrical SpecificationsEnvironmental Condit

163SpecificationsPrint Specifications7/3/13 P1056468-002 Print SpecificationsRefer to the tables that follow for printer specifications.Print Specific

SpecificationsMedia Specifications164P1056468-002 7/3/13Media SpecificationsUse the correct size and type of labels for best performance. Refer to t

165SpecificationsRibbon Specifications7/3/13 P1056468-002 Black Mark SensingRibbon SpecificationsRefer to the following tables for ribbon specificatio

SpecificationsRibbon Specifications166P1056468-002 7/3/13 Notes • _________________________________________________________________________________

7/3/13 P1056468-002 Glossaryalphanumeric Indicating letters, numerals, and characters such as punctuation marks.backfeed When the printer pulls the

Glossary168P1056468-002 7/3/13die-cut media A type of label stock that has individual labels stuck to a media liner. The labels may be either lined

169Glossary7/3/13 P1056468-002 media Material onto which data is printed by the printer. Types of media include: tag stock, die-cut labels, continuou

17IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Control Panel DisplayThe control panel includes a display, where you can view the printer’s sta

Glossary170P1056468-002 7/3/13symbology The term generally used when referring to a bar code.tag A type of media having no adhesive backing but fe

7/3/13 P1056468-002 Index Aactive print serverhow to interpret, 96user menu item, 33adhesive test for ribbon coating, 50adjustmentslabel left positi

Index172P1056468-002 7/3/13cleaningcutter, 134exterior of printer, 125media compartment, 126printhead and platen roller, 126recommended schedule, 12

173Index7/3/13 P1056468-002 Eearly warningmaintenancehow to enable or disable, 89printhead life menu item, 23reset new printhead counter, 24reset prin

Index174P1056468-002 7/3/13Llabel backing removal, 113label left positionhow to adjust, 87user menu item, 30label lengthhow to adjust maximum value,

175Index7/3/13 P1056468-002 network settingsload defaultsways to initiate, 93when exiting Setup mode, 19reset networkuser menu item, 35ways to reset,

Index176P1056468-002 7/3/13print serveractive print serverhow to interpret, 96user menu item, 33characteristics of wired connection, 41characteristi

177Index7/3/13 P1056468-002 reset network settingsuser menu item, 35ways to reset, 99reset printer to default values, 93restorefactory default setting

Index178P1056468-002 7/3/13tear-off positionhow to adjust, 84user menu item, 21temperatureoperating, 39storing the printer, 38Thermal Transfer modeh

IntroductionControl Panel Display18P1056468-002 7/3/13Perform an action+ indicates that an action can be performed. Press PLUS (+) to perform the sp

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19IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Exit Setup Mode1. At the Idle Display (Figure 3), press SETUP to enter Setup Mode. The printer

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IntroductionControl Panel Display20P1056468-002 7/3/13Changing Password-Protected ParametersCertain parameters, including the communication paramete

21IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Operating Parameters on the Control PanelItems in this menu are shown in the order in which the

IntroductionControl Panel Display22P1056468-002 7/3/13Set the Media TypeSelect the type of media that you are using.See Media Type on page 85 for mo

23IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Set Supplies Low WarningWhen this feature is enabled, the printer provides warnings when the me

IntroductionControl Panel Display24P1056468-002 7/3/13Reset New Printhead Counter for Early Warning*• If you received the message WARNING REPLACE HE

25IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Print Font ListThis option prints a label that lists the available fonts in the printer, includ

IntroductionControl Panel Display26P1056468-002 7/3/13Print Network Configuration LabelThis option prints a configuration label (see Figure 14 on pa

27IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Calibrate the Media and Ribbon SensorsUse this menu item to adjust the sensitivity of the media

IntroductionControl Panel Display28P1056468-002 7/3/13Set the Parity ValueSelect the parity value that matches the one being used by the host comput

29IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Set the Control Character ValueSet the control prefix character to match what is used in your l

3Declaration of Conformity7/3/13 P1056468-002 Declaration of ConformityWe have determined that the Zebra printers identified as the105SLPlus™manufactu

IntroductionControl Panel Display30P1056468-002 7/3/13Set the Head-Close ActionSet the action for the printer to take when you close the printhead.S

31IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Set the Reprint ModeWhen reprint mode is enabled, you can reprint the last label printed either

IntroductionControl Panel Display32P1056468-002 7/3/13Select the Idle DisplaySelect the information shown on the printer’s display when the printer

33IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 View if IP Settings Are Loaded from the Printer or Print ServerThis parameter tells whether to

IntroductionControl Panel Display34P1056468-002 7/3/13Set the Subnet Mask*View and, if necessary, change the subnet mask.Changes are saved only if I

35IntroductionControl Panel Display7/3/13 P1056468-002 Reset the Network Settings*This option resets the wired or wireless print server. You must rese

IntroductionControl Panel Display36P1056468-002 7/3/13Select the Display LanguageIf necessary, change the language that the printer displays.See Lan

7/3/13 P1056468-002 2Printer Setup andOperationThis section assists the technician with initial setup and operation of the printer.ContentsHandling t

Printer Setup and OperationHandling the Printer38P1056468-002 7/3/13Handling the PrinterThis section describes how to handle your printer.Unpack and

39Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Location for the Printer7/3/13 P1056468-002 Select a Location for the PrinterSelect a location for the printer t

Declaration of ConformityCompliance Information4P1056468-002 7/3/13Compliance InformationFCC Compliance StatementThis device complies with Part 15 o

Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Data Communication Interface40P1056468-002 7/3/13Select a Data Communication InterfaceYou may connect your print

41Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Data Communication Interface7/3/13 P1056468-002 Table 4 • Data Communication InterfacesInterfaceStandard or Opti

Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Data Communication Interface42P1056468-002 7/3/13Data CablesYou must supply all data cables for your application

43Printer Setup and OperationConnect the Printer to a Power Source7/3/13 P1056468-002 Connect the Printer to a Power SourceThe AC power cord must have

Printer Setup and OperationConnect the Printer to a Power Source44P1056468-002 7/3/133. Turn on (I) the printer.The printer boots up and performs a

45Printer Setup and OperationConnect the Printer to a Power Source7/3/13 P1056468-002 Figure 5 • Power Cord SpecificationsFigure 6 • International Saf

Printer SetupInstall the Control Panel Keypad Cover46P1056468-002 105SLPlus™ User Guide 7/3/13Install the Control Panel Keypad CoverA protective cover

47Printer Setup and OperationTypes of Media7/3/13 P1056468-002 Types of MediaYour printer can use various types of media:• Standard media—Most standar

Printer Setup and OperationTypes of Media48P1056468-002 7/3/13Non-Continuous Fanfold MediaFanfold media is folded in a zigzag pattern. Fanfold media

49Printer Setup and OperationRibbon Overview7/3/13 P1056468-002 Ribbon OverviewRibbon is a thin film that is coated on one side with wax, resin, or wa

7/3/13 P1056468-002 ContentsDeclaration of Conformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Complia

Printer Setup and OperationRibbon Overview50P1056468-002 7/3/13Adhesive TestIf you have labels available, perform the adhesive test to determine whi

51Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Print Mode7/3/13 P1056468-002Select a Print ModeUse a print mode that matches the media being used and the print

Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Print Mode52P1056468-002 7/3/13Peel-Off Use when the printer has the Rewind option if you want to remove the label

53Printer Setup and OperationSelect a Print Mode7/3/13 P1056468-002Cutter Use when the printer has a cutter option if you want the labels to be cut ap

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Ribbon54P1056468-002 7/3/13Load the RibbonUse the instructions in this section to load ribbon (if used) in your pr

55Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Ribbon7/3/13 P1056468-0023. Align the segments of the ribbon supply spindle.4. Position the ribbon with the loos

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Ribbon56P1056468-002 7/3/137.8.Thread the ribbon over the media dancer assembly (1) and under the ribbon guide rol

57Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Ribbon7/3/13 P1056468-0029. Push the ribbon leader forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), ove

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Ribbon58P1056468-002 7/3/1312. Rotate the spindle counterclockwise several turns to wind the ribbon and remove any

59Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-002Load the Media1.2.Loosen the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located o

Contents6P1056468-002 7/3/13Types of Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media60P1056468-002 7/3/133. Slide the outer media guide (1) all the way out. 1

61Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-0024. Insert media into the printer. Follow the instructions for roll or fanfold media, as

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media62P1056468-002 7/3/135. Thread the media under the media dancer assembly roller (1), the media guide roller (

63Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-0026. Push the media forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), under the sn

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media64P1056468-002 7/3/13Rewind mode Continue with Final Steps for Rewind Mode on page 72.Cutter mode Continue wi

65Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-002Final Steps for Tear-Off Mode 7.8. Align the media with the inner media guide (1). Slide

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media66P1056468-002 7/3/1310. Push down the printhead assembly (1), and then rotate the printhead-open lever (2) u

67Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-002Final Steps for Peel-Off Mode 7.8. Remove the rewind plate (if installed) from the front

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media68P1056468-002 7/3/139. Extend approximately 36 in. (920 mm) of media out of the printer. Remove and discard

69Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-00212. Wind the media liner counterclockwise around the rewind spindle.a. Reinstall the hoo

7Contents7/3/13 P1056468-002 Communications Problems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media70P1056468-002 7/3/1314. Tighten the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located on the bottom

71Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-00216. Close the media door.17. Set the printer to Peel-Off mode (for more information, see

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media72P1056468-002 7/3/13Final Steps for Rewind Mode 7.8. Remove the rewind plate from its storage location insid

73Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-00213. Extend approximately 36 in. (920 mm) of media out of the printer. Remove and discard

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media74P1056468-002 7/3/1316. Wind the media liner counterclockwise around the rewind spindle.a. Reinstall the hoo

75Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-00218. Tighten the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located on the bottom

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media76P1056468-002 7/3/1320. Close the media door.21. Set the printer to Rewind mode (for more information, see P

77Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-002Final Steps for Cutter Mode 7.8.9.Align the media with the inner media guide (1). Slide

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media78P1056468-002 7/3/1310. Tighten the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located on the bottom

79Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media7/3/13 P1056468-00212. Close the media door.13. Set the printer to Cutter mode (for more information, see P

Contents8P1056468-002 7/3/13 Notes • ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Printer Setup and OperationLoad the Media80P1056468-002 7/3/13 Notes • ______________________________________________________________________________

7/3/13 P1056468-002 3Printer Configurationand AdjustmentThis section assists you with configuration of and adjustments to the printer.ContentsChangin

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings82P1056468-002 7/3/13Changing Printer SettingsThis section presents the printer setting

83Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Print SettingsTable 7 • Print SettingsPrint DarknessSet the darknes

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings84P1056468-002 7/3/13Tear-Off PositionIf necessary, adjust the position of the media ov

85Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Media Type Select the type of media that you are using. • If you se

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings86P1056468-002 7/3/13Maximum Label LengthSet the maximum label length to a value that i

87Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Backfeed SequenceThis parameter sets when label backfeed occurs aft

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings88P1056468-002 7/3/13Reprint ModeWhen reprint mode is enabled, you can reprint the last

89Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Maintenance and Diagnostic ToolsTable 8 • Maintenance and Diagnosti

7/3/13 P1056468-002 About This DocumentThis section provides you with contact information, document structure and organization, and additional refere

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings90P1056468-002 7/3/13Non-Resettable CounterThe non-resettable counter gives the total l

91Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Print InformationPrint the specified information on one or more lab

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings92P1056468-002 7/3/13Power-Up Action Set the Power-Up ActionSet the action for the prin

93Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Load Defaults Load Printer or Print Server Defaults• FACTORY—Restor

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings94P1056468-002 7/3/13Media and Ribbon Sensor CalibrationCalibrate the printer to adjust

95Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 Idle Display Select the information shown on the printer’s display

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings96P1056468-002 7/3/13Network SettingsTable 9 • Network SettingsPrimary Network Select t

97Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 IP Protocol Set the IP Resolution MethodThis parameter tells if the

Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings98P1056468-002 7/3/13Subnet Mask View or Set the Subnet MaskView and, if necessary, cha

99Printer Configuration and AdjustmentChanging Printer Settings7/3/13 P1056468-002 ESSID View the ESSID ValueThe Extended Service Set Identification (