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Printer Basics

Learn to use the printer basic features, including how to load the media; 
install, replace and charge the batteries; and perform a test to ensure 
the printer is operating properly. Also in this chapter, refer to the printer 
status LEDs and indicators for proper usage and functionality.

Summary of Contents for CN51 PrintPAD

Page 1: ...PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 ...

Page 2: ...ibility for the selection and use of software and or hardware to achieve intended results This document contains proprietary information that is protected by copyright All rights are reserved No part of this document may be photocopied reproduced or translated into another language without the prior written consent of HII Trademarks Microsoft Windows Windows Embedded Handheld Excel and the Windows...

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Page 4: ...iv PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 User Guide ...

Page 5: ...w 4 Status LEDs and Indicators 5 How to Use the Batteries 7 Install and Replace Batteries 7 Charge the Batteries and Mobile Computer 8 Determine Battery Condition 9 Load the Media 10 Print a Self Test 11 3 Printer Configuration 13 Printer Data Cables 14 Update Firmware and Drivers 15 Establish a Printer Connection 16 Setup Serial Connection 16 Setup USB Connection 16 Setup Bluetooth Connection 17 ...

Page 6: ...vi PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 User Guide 4 Printer Options 21 DEX UCS Port 22 Magnetic Stripe Card Reader 23 External Charge Contacts 24 A Printer Specifications 25 PrintPAD Series 26 ...

Page 7: ...Repair Contact your service center to obtain a Return Material Authorization number RMA before you return the product To obtain warranty or non warranty service return your product to Honeywell postage paid with a copy of the dated purchase record Media Supplies Honeywell offers seven certified grades of paper for use in the PrintPAD series of printers Our certified supplies are guaranteed compati...

Page 8: ...ation go to www honeywellaidc com and click Resources Warranty Send Feedback Your feedback is crucial to the continual improvement of our documentation To provide feedback about this manual please contact the Technical Communications department directly at ACSHSMTechnicalCommunications honeywell com ...

Page 9: ...ipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that...

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Page 11: ...1 1 Safety Information Please read the following safety information prior to setting up or operating your printer ...

Page 12: ...rning instruction labels on the printer Place the printer on a flat firm solid surface Make sure all openings on the printer remain unblocked never insert anything into the openings or ventilation slots Do not place the printer near a heat source Do not use your printer near water or spill liquid into it Be certain that your power source matches a listed voltage rating for the printer if unsure ch...

Page 13: ...c features including how to load the media install replace and charge the batteries and perform a test to ensure the printer is operating properly Also in this chapter refer to the printer status LEDs and indicators for proper usage and functionality ...

Page 14: ...ew Closed View Use this illustration to familiarize yourself with the printer components in the closed position Roller Battery battery cavity Battery clip Paper paper cavity Data port Bluetooth button Self test paper feed button Battery Status LED Radio LED Power LED Reset button 2 5 mm DC jack port Battery Status Power LED Mobile computer cavity Latch Paper opening LEDs DC power port DEX UCS port...

Page 15: ...green Green solid Thebattery is near or at full capacity If AC power is not plugged in the battery is well charged If AC power is plugged in the LED is solid and charging is complete None Red to orange flash fast Battery voltage is too high Replace battery Orange flash slow Charge has timed out Restart battery charge battery may be bad Orange flash fast Internal code error Remove the battery then ...

Page 16: ...udio Indicators continued Beeps Description Action Radio LEDs LED Description Blue flash slow RF power is on and printer is asleep Blue flash fast RF power is on and printer is awake Off RF power is off Power LED LED Description Off Printer is asleep Red flash Out of paper Green Printer is awake CardReader Audio Indicators Magnetic Beeps Description Action 1 long Bad read Swipe card again 2 short ...

Page 17: ...g period of time or shipping it reinstall the battery isolator labels Both batteries must be installed for your printer to operate properly Install and Replace Batteries 1 Open the printer by unsnapping the latch on the front of the case 2 Lift the battery cover upward by pushing the retainer clip inward with your finger 3 Lift up the outside end of the battery to remove it 4 Insert the new batter...

Page 18: ...isible when the printer s lid is open or closed A complete charge takes approximately 7 to 9 hours For more information on Charge LEDs see Status LEDs and Indicators on page 5 Note To obtain full battery capacity a new battery must cycle through two to three charges To restart a charge unplug the power cord Wait 30 seconds then replug the power cord The mobile computer will charge while power is p...

Page 19: ...the battery is replaced by an incorrect type Dispose of the used batteries according to the instructions The maximum operating temperature of the portable printer is 122 F 50 C However the operating temperature when used with a Datamax O Neil by Honeywell power supply for charging the portable printer is limited to 104 F 40 C Charge the printer in a suitable location that meets this temperature re...

Page 20: ...it is fully open The lever clicks midway at the partially open position however do not stop here and continue to raise the lever until it is fully open 3 Wake up the printer by momentarily pressing the red self test button 4 Feed the end of the paper and center it under the roller until the paper exits from the top of the printhead The printer has an auto advance feature that will aid moving the p...

Page 21: ...ny excess paper by grasping the top corner of the paper and pulling it up and away 7 Close and latch the printer s cover Print a Self Test 1 Open the printer s cover 2 Press and hold the red self test button for 4 to 5 seconds until the printer starts to print 3 After printing starts release the red self test button ...

Page 22: ...Chapter 2 Printer Basics 12 PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 User Guide ...

Page 23: ...13 3 Printer Configuration Use this chapter to configure your printer ...

Page 24: ...es 1 Select the appropriate cable for use with the host and device you are using 2 Insert the plug into the printer s data port Note Do not close the lid or damage will occur to the cable The data cable is intended for reflashing the printer Please note that printer data cables are not included ...

Page 25: ...sing the handheld computer and printer it is necessary that the appropriate USB driver is installed To obtain the appropriate driver for the PrintPAD To Install the USB Driver 1 Go to www datamax oneil com and select Supports Download 2 Select Downloads and Drivers 3 Select PrintPAD Series 4 Download the USB CDC driver that matches the device operating system OS Install the driver cab file onto th...

Page 26: ...rial adapter Setup USB Connection To connect the printer via USB connection an Internet connection may required You may also need administrative access rights to your host computer for completing this installation If you do not have these access rights under your profile you will need to log off and log in under a profile that has the administrative rights for your host computer To connect the pri...

Page 27: ... CN51 User Guide 17 Setup Bluetooth Connection Power on the printer and confirm that the wireless radio is on Follow your host PC for adding a new Bluetooth device Once connected and connection is established proceed to Setup Bluetooth Parameters on page 20 ...

Page 28: ... the printer 1 To download the Printer Demo program go to www datamax oneil com and select Supports Download Downloads and Drivers PrintPAD Series Utility Printer Demo 2 Launch the Printer Demo utility 3 Locate and select a file from the Select File to Print dropdown menu 4 Select Settings to set the communication parameters for the communication type selected 5 Select Print Demo to send the file ...

Page 29: ... MFlash Configuration utility is used to verify or change printer settings 1 To download the Printer Demo program go to www datamax oneil com and select Supports Download Downloads and Drivers PrintPAD Series Utility MFlash Configuration 2 Launch the MFlash Configuration utility 3 Verify the communication port and query the printer ...

Page 30: ...inters configure them specifically for use in your environment For proper system operation set the following parameters on your printer and host computer Bluetooth Parameters Device Name Authentication This must be set to Yes for Android devices and Windows 7 and above host PCs Bondable Discoverable Connectable Encryption Contact your network administrator to verify the proper radio settings for y...

Page 31: ...21 4 Printer Options Learn to use the optional printer capabilities including the DEX UCS port for data transfer the Magnetic Stripe Card Reader option and the External Charge Contacts option ...

Page 32: ...eil by Honeywell approved DEX cable P N 210237 xxx When the DEX cable is plugged into the data port the printer automatically turns off to allow data transfer between the mobile computer and the DEX port Remove the DEX cable to resume normal connection to the printer DEX UCS port Note Do not unplug the cable in the middle of the data transfer session Your application needs to be programmed to comm...

Page 33: ...re awake When using the Magnetic Card Reader insert a card with the stripe facing away from the printer The card can be swiped in either direction For information on Card Reader LED indicators and audio indicators see the following table Note The following information applies to printers with the Card Reader option Card Reader Indicators Audio Indicators Beeps Description Action 1 long Bad read Sw...

Page 34: ...on of printer on external charge contacts Refer to the status LEDs for proper charging For more information see the instruction sheets included with the accessories Note The following information applies to printers installed with the external charge capabilities U Use of any product not approved by Honeywell for use with their printers could cause damage to the batteries or printer and will void ...

Page 35: ...25 A Printer Specifications ...

Page 36: ...oth prints approx 1 320 157 5 mm 6 2 in receipts or 207 9 mm 8 2 in receipts on a single battery charge Printer recharging 7 9 hrs from AC adapter or 12V auto power adapter Handheld recharging 5 hrs from AC adapter or 12V auto power adapter Media Media type Direct thermal receipt paper standard premium heavy duty long life image protect hi temp and all weather synthetic media UV coated media limit...

Page 37: ...rted versions v1 2 compatible with v1 1 devices DEX Port optional DEX UCS standard Software Firmware Protocol Line Printer Mode Easy Print Drivers Windows CE and Desktop Compatible label design software NiceLabel BarTender DP Designer Software development kit C Visual Basic Java Microsoft Dynamics Configuration Tool Technical Specifications CN70 CN70e CN51 ...

Page 38: ...Appendix A Printer Specifications 28 PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 User Guide ...

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Page 40: ...Honeywell www honeywellaidc com PrintPAD Series CN70 70e CN51 User Guide P N 110287 001 ...

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