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Connect the Printer Using a Serial Cable ....................................................................27

Connect the Printer Using a USB Cable .......................................................................27

Connect the Printer to Your Network....................................................................................27

Connect the Printer to an Ethernet Network ..............................................................28

Connect the Printer via Wi-Fi............................................................................................28

Configure Wi-Fi Communications from the Web Page ...................................29

Configure Wi-Fi Communications from the Main Menu ................................29

Install Authentication Certificates ...........................................................................29

Printer Drivers................................................................................................................................30

Install Honeywell Windows Driver ..................................................................................30

USB Host Port................................................................................................................................31

Connect a USB Device .........................................................................................................31

Chapter 4 - Configure the Printer................................................................33

Printer Configuration Menus ..................................................................................................33

Printer Configuration ...........................................................................................................34

Restrict Access to the Main Menu ..................................................................................34

Access the Printer Web Page ............................................................................................34

Printer Webpage User Name and Password...............................................................35

Configure the Printer from the Web Page ..........................................................................35

Configure the Printer with PrintSet 5...................................................................................35

Configure the Printer with Programming Commands..................................................36

Uploading from the Web Page .........................................................................................36

Uploading from a USB Storage Device .........................................................................37

Change Background Image for the Ready Screen..........................................................37

Printer Profiles...............................................................................................................................38

Save a Printer Profile from the Main Menu.................................................................38

Load a Printer Profile from the Main Menu ................................................................38

Load a Printer Profile Using Programming Commands........................................39

Install a Configuration File from a USB Storage Device ........................................39

Export a Configuration File to a USB Storage Device.............................................39

Menu Shortcuts ............................................................................................................................40

Create Menu Shortcuts .......................................................................................................40

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Page 1: ...User Guide PD45 Industrial Printer ...

Page 2: ...right 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 Copyright 2021 Honeywell International Inc All rights reserved Web Address www sps honeywell com Trademarks Microsoft Windows Windows NT Windows 2000 Windows ME Windows XP and the Windows logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Mi...

Page 3: ...ter x Chapter 1 About the Printers 1 Features 1 About the Displays 1 Front View 2 Back View 3 Inside the Printer 3 Print Button 4 Front Panel LCD 4 About the Ready Screen 5 Front Panel LED Key 5 About the Print Button 5 About the Status LED 6 Wizards 6 Printing Wizard 6 Communications Wizard 7 Calibration Wizard 7 Printer Command Languages and Simulator Support Options 7 ...

Page 4: ...To calibrate the screen from the website 12 About the Media 12 Load Media for Tear Off Printing 12 To load media for tear off printing 13 Load Media for Peel and Rewind Printing 16 Loading with the Cutter 18 Load Fanfold Media 20 About the Ribbon 20 Load Ribbon 21 Ribbon Removal 23 Print a Test Label 23 Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position 24 Pressure Adjustment 24 Toggle Position Adjustment 24 ...

Page 5: ... 33 Printer Configuration 34 Restrict Access to the Main Menu 34 Access the Printer Web Page 34 Printer Webpage User Name and Password 35 Configure the Printer from the Web Page 35 Configure the Printer with PrintSet 5 35 Configure the Printer with Programming Commands 36 Uploading from the Web Page 36 Uploading from a USB Storage Device 37 Change Background Image for the Ready Screen 37 Printer P...

Page 6: ...rom the Printer Web Page 48 Restore Defaults from the Main Menu 49 Restore Defaults with a Hardware Based Reset 49 Upgrade the Printer Firmware 50 Upgrade Firmware from a USB Storage Device 50 Chapter 6 Maintenance 53 Clean the Printer 53 Clean the Printhead 54 Clean the Front Sensor 55 Clean the Media Path 55 Clean the Exterior of the Printer 55 Replace the Printhead 55 Replace the Platen Roller ...

Page 7: ...bologies 66 Graphic File Types 67 Appendix A Default Settings 69 Communications Settings 69 Serial Port 69 Ethernet 70 Media Settings 70 Print Quality Settings 73 System Settings 74 General System 74 Display Settings 75 System I O 75 System Network Services 76 Maintenance Alerts 77 Appendix B Print Labels with INPrint 79 The INPrint Page 79 Print INPrint Labels 79 Appendix C Accessories and Option...

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Page 9: ...pport Global Locations Product Service and Repair Honeywell International Inc provides service for all of its products through service centers throughout the world To obtain warranty or non warranty service return your product to Honeywell postage paid with a copy of the dated purchase record To learn more go to https sps honeywell com Services Productivity Limited Warranty For warranty informatio...

Page 10: ...en the printer is in service Never put batteries in your mouth as swallowing may lead to serious injury or death If swallowed seek medical attention immediately from a physician or local poison control center Caution Observe all safety and accident prevention regulations applicable to your specific region and application Caution You must implement both hardware and software safety precautions to p...

Page 11: ... PD4500B Features USB host port for connecting storage devices scanners or keyboards USB device port to connect to a PC Support for printer command languages including Fingerprint FP Direct Protocol DP Intermec Printer Language IPL Zebra Simulation ZSim Datamax Printer Language DPL and Smart Printing About the Displays The table below gives a description of each model s display type Printer Displa...

Page 12: ...de Front View LCD Front View and Features LED and Key Front View and Features LCD screen Ready to Work indicator Print Feed Button Front Sensor Navigation Buttons Ready to Work indicator Print Feed Button Front Sensor ...

Page 13: ...e Printer Ethernet Port RS 232 Serial Port USB Driver Port USB HostPort On Off Switch A C Power Wi Fi Module Slot Printhead Lift Lever Front Sensor RibbonRewind Ribbon Supply Media Holder Media Dancer Guide Media Supply Gap and Blackmark Sensor Adjustment Handle Print Head Module ...

Page 14: ... during startup to enter Calibration mode or to restore defaults if the printhead is lifted Ready Press the Print button to advance the media If the print key feature is on press the Print button to reprint the last job Press and hold the Print button to calibrate the media sensors Printing Press the Print button to stop or pause printing The printer stops after completing the current label Paused...

Page 15: ...e printer calibrates the media prints a configuration label and then lets you select the printer command language Direct Protocol ESim or ZSim Release the Print button when the printer command language you want to use prints out Press and hold the Print button for two seconds and then release when the printer is idle The printer prints out several labels to calibrate the media sensor testfeed Pres...

Page 16: ...or the printhead to cool down before resuming print job s Purple blinking The printer is upgrading its firmware from an inserted USB flash drive Remove the USB flash drive after the LED turns solid green Red blinking The printer is in Error mode The printer may be out of ribbon have ribbon installed when configured for direct thermal be out of media have the printhead lifted have a label obstructi...

Page 17: ...ports these command languages and language simulator support options Autosense Direct Protocol Fingerprint IPL ZSim DPL Smart Printing Wizard Description Line Analyzer Logs all incoming data on all communications channels and saves the data to a log file For advanced users Wizard Description Media Calibrates all media sensors and shows current print settings Sensor Calibrates the sensor used with ...

Page 18: ...e If you plan to run Smart Printing applications directly on the printer without connecting to a PC select Fingerprint as your printer command language IPL IPL is a host based printer command language Use IPL to design modify and download label formats write printer application software and configure the printer If you are sending IPL label files to the printer select IPL as your printer command l...

Page 19: ...r logging in you will be prompted to change your password Set the Printer Command Language You can use one of these methods to change the printer command language From the printer web page From the Main Menu PrintSet 5 From the Printer Web Page To set the command language from the printer web page you need to turn on the printer and connect to your network 1 Make sure that the printer has media an...

Page 20: ...e from the main menu on the printer 1 From the Ready screen press the Main Menu button 2 From the Main Menu press Settings System Settings General 3 Scroll down until you reach Command Language and make your selection 4 Restart the printer the printer starts up in the command language that you selected ...

Page 21: ...rd the first time you turn on the power 1 Connect one end of the power cord to the back of the printer and plug the other end to AC power 2 Press the power switch to turn on the printer 3 As the printer starts up a progress bar appears then the startup wizard appears 4 Follow the steps on the touch screen to complete the startup wizard Warning Installing the printer requires a power cord connected...

Page 22: ...printer touch the square 4 Once calibration is complete your touch screen will automatically return to the Ready screen Note Typical screen calibration consists of five touches one in each corner and one in the middle of the screen About the Media The printers can print on labels tickets tags and continuous stock The procedure you use to load media depends on how you are operating the printer and ...

Page 23: ...roll all the way against the inner wall of the printer 4 Replace the media roll lever in the upright position to hold the media on the supply hub and tighten the screw Warning The tear bar contains sharp edges Keep fingers and other body parts away from the tear bar Warning Moving parts are exposed when the cover is open Make sure the cover is closed before operating the printer ...

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Page 25: ...t is recommended to adjust the media guide all the way to the right in order to insert the media If not it can be difficult to load the media 8 Turn the printhead lift lever clockwise to close the printhead and lower the front arm and click into place 9 Press the Print button to advance the media 10 Close the media cover ...

Page 26: ... to load the media Follow steps 1 9 from Load Media for Tear Off Printing then 1 Secure the media holder onto the media supply hub 2 Ensure the media lever is in the upright position and the screw is tightened 3 Lift the lever to open the peel off module to route media to rewind hub ...

Page 27: ...edia around the media rewinder 5 Lock the Rewind Liner Take Up knob into closed position OR Follow steps 1 9 from Load Media for Peel Off Printing then 1 Slide media roll holder in place 2 Route the media around the media supply roller ...

Page 28: ...late into place 4 Go to Main Menu Setting Printing Media Printing Mode select Rewind from the list Note Honeywell recommends using non perforated labels when using rewinder mode Loading with the Cutter Follow the steps 1 9 for tear off printing then 1 Load media onto supply hub 2 Ensure the media lever is in the upright position and the screw is tightened ...

Page 29: ... the cutter plate 4 Route the media through the cutter 5 Turn the printhead lift lever clockwise to close the printhead lower the front arm and click into place and lift the cutter into place 6 Adjust the media and dancer guides ...

Page 30: ...ly lever in the upright position and tighten the screw From the Back From the Bottom About the Ribbon Thermal transfer printing provides a durable printout that is less vulnerable to chemicals heat and sunlight than direct thermal printing Select a ribbon type that matches the media you are using and configure the printer for thermal transfer media ...

Page 31: ...determine which type of ribbon you have place the ribbon on a piece of paper as shown and use a pen or other sharp object to scratch the ribbon If you see a mark on the paper your ribbon is wound ink out Load Ribbon 1 Open the media cover 2 Turn the printhead lift lever counterclockwise to raise the printhead and lift the front arm ...

Page 32: ...For ribbon that has the ink wound in place the ribbon on the ribbon rewind hub with the ribbon wound counterclockwise 4 Route the ribbon through the print mechanism and pull out approximately 8 inches 20cm of ribbon leader Ink Out Ink In 5 Turn the ribbon take up hub counterclockwise until the ribbon becomes tight and runs wrinkle free through the print mechanism 6 Close the media cover ...

Page 33: ...n After the startup wizard fin ishes the printer enters Ready mode where you can access the Main Menu and print a test label 1 Connect the printer to power and turn on the printer 2 After the startup sequence finishes the startup wizard begins Enter all the information on the wizard screens then tap No when prompted to run other wizards 3 From the Ready screen press the center button to view the M...

Page 34: ...ate the wheel clockwise to increase the pressure resulting in darker print Rotate the wheel counterclockwise to decrease the pressure resulting in lighter print 2 Test for Print Quality Note On the toggle the highest mark indicates Light pressure the middle mark indicates Middle pressure the lowest mark indicates High pressure Toggle Position Adjustment If the toggles are not adjusted in the corre...

Page 35: ...ell Increase the pressure on both left and right toggles 3 Light Printing on the left side of the label Increase the pressure on the left toggle 4 Light Printing on the right side of the label Increase the pressure on the right toggle 5 Media moves from left side to right side during printing Increase the pressure on the left toggle or decrease the pressure on the right toggle 6 Media moves from r...

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Page 37: ... DB9 RS 232 cable to the back of your printer and connect the other end to a serial COM port on your PC Connect the Printer Using a USB Cable Connect only one printer to your PC either directly or through a hub You do not need to set up any parameters for USB communications 1 Download and install the InterDriver software on your PC see Install Honeywell Windows Driver 2 When prompted connect one e...

Page 38: ... on 4 If your printer uses a DHCP server to assign IP addresses the IP address appears in the lower left corner of the screen 5 If you are not using a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to devices in your network you must set a static IP address and other network information manually Continue with the next step 6 For a non DHCP network From the Main Menu select Settings Communication...

Page 39: ... is pass 5 Click the Configure tab The Configuration Summary page appears 6 Click Communications Wireless 802 11 The Wireless 802 11 settings page appears 7 Change wireless settings as needed You can also click Default Settings to restore all default Wireless 802 11 settings 8 Click Save when you are finished Configure Wi Fi Communications from the Main Menu You can configure wireless communicatio...

Page 40: ...p honeywell com Click on Software Printers Printer Software and Drivers Note Although Windows may auto detect the printer when you connect it to a PC through a USB port you still need to install printer drivers on the PC for the printer to operate correctly Install Honeywell Windows Driver Use InterDriver to install printer driver software on your PC Note Although Windows may auto detect the print...

Page 41: ...host ports 3 If you connected a USB storage device to an LCD printer select Tools USB Menu for more options Device Description Keyboard Use a standard USB keyboard to send Fingerprint printer language commands directly to the printer or to enter information if you are running a Smart Printing application Barcode scanner Use USB barcode scanners for data input with a Smart Printing application The ...

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Page 43: ...ccessing the menus through the web page or the printer Main Menu There are four main printer configuration menus for each interface Printing System Settings Alert Communications Use the following table to understand where information is located in the printer configuration menus Not all configuration items appear in each type of interface Configuration Menu Description Printing Media and Print Qua...

Page 44: ... Go to the Display menu for the printer From the web page see Smart Printing select Configure System Settings Display From the Main Menu screen select Settings System Settings Display 2 Select a Menu Access setting and save your changes 3 If you select Enable with PIN you also need to type in a PIN and save your changes Access the Printer Web Page 4 Open a browser window on your PC 5 In the locati...

Page 45: ...ssword is pass 5 Click Configure The Configuration Summary page appears 6 To see a complete list of printer settings click Configuration Summary 7 To configure printer settings click an item in the navigation pane For serial Ethernet or Wireless 802 11 click Communications For media or print quality settings click Printing For display service and general settings or maintenance alert message trigg...

Page 46: ...ion but you do not need to log in to perform a SETUP GET operation Note For more information on how to change configuration settings with a programming language see Printer Command Languages and Simulator Support Options beginning on page 7 Uploading from the Web Page You can use the printer web page to install fonts images applications formats and web forms to the printer 1 Open a web browser on ...

Page 47: ...iles to install Change Background Image for the Ready Screen You may customize the Ready screen that appears on the printer The background image you create must be LCD 320 x 234 named background_idle png 1 Create a display directory on your USB storage device 2 Copy your background_idle png file to the display directory on the USB storage device 3 Insert the USB storage device into one of the USB ...

Page 48: ...emote computer accessing the printer through raw TCP Save a Printer Profile from the Main Menu From the Main Menu you can save the current printer settings as a profile that you can load from the printer memory at any time 1 From the main menu select Tools Profiles 2 Select Create and press the center button 3 Select the File Name box and press the center button 4 Use the onscreen keypad to enter ...

Page 49: ...tall Configuration The printer imports the configuration file For most printer languages the configuration file is imported directly into the working configuration and is not copied to the config directory An IPL configuration file is copied to home user config ipl 6 Press OK when the confirmation message appears Export a Configuration File to a USB Storage Device You can save an xml configuration...

Page 50: ...e and create shortcuts for each profile To quickly change the printer media settings press the Main Menu icon from the Ready screen to display the Quick Choice menu then select the appropriate media profile You frequently run Smart Printing applications Create a shortcut for each Smart Printing application To access these applications press the Main Menu icon from the Ready screen to display the Q...

Page 51: ...omize the printer web page Adjusting layout style Replacing complete standard web pages To adjust the style sheet 1 Retrieve the default CSS file from the printer http printerip format style css 2 Modify the style sheet and save your changes 3 Upload the style sheet to the printer via home user webpage style css The layout and structure of the printer web page is the same throughout each of the di...

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Page 53: ...ics System Information The System Information page appears 5 For more detailed statistics click another choice in the Statistics list Statistic Type Information Available System Information Printer uptime and CPU usage firmware and kernel versions printer configuration and serial numbers flash and RAM memory information Supply Printhead and ribbon information Hardware Options Input output devices ...

Page 54: ... if the printhead is lifted during printing There are three types of alerts Error alerts Information alerts Warning alerts You configure alert settings in the printer web page Alert messages can be sent to an email address an SNMP trap or both You can enable or disable each type of alert set the number of times the alert is repeated set the unit of measure that determines how often the alert is se...

Page 55: ...Alert Notifications The way you receive error alerts is determined by the notification method you con figure You can choose between receiving notifications by SNMP trap email or SNMP trap email From the printer Main Menu select Settings System Settings General Alert Notification Method Or From the printer web page login and then click the Configure tab System Settings General Alert Notification Me...

Page 56: ...mount of media to print before being alerted Odometer Printhead The printhead has reached a limit set in the Odometer Printhead setting in Maintenance Alerts for the amount of media to print before being alerted Odometer User Resettable The printer has reached a limit set in the Odometer User Resettable setting in Maintenance Alerts for the amount of media printed since the last reset Printhead To...

Page 57: ...you are using The contrast may be too high Decrease the contrast The printhead pressure may be too high Decrease the printhead pressure There are dark lines along the media path The printhead may be dirty Clean the printhead There are white vertical lines on the printout Try these possible solutions in order The printhead may be dirty Clean the printhead There may be missing dots on the printhead ...

Page 58: ...PC using a virtual COM port and printing stops There are no errors Make sure that bidirectional support is disabled From the printer properties dialog box click the Ports tab and then clear the Enable bidirectional support check box The printer is connected to a serial port on the PC but the printer is not working Try these possible solutions Make sure the serial port settings are configured corre...

Page 59: ...store Defaults from the Main Menu Restore the printer s defaults from the Tools menu 1 From the Ready screen open the Main Menu 2 Select Tools Restore Defaults The Restore Defaults menu appears with all items in the list selected by default 3 To restore all default settings continue with the next step You can also change the settings that are restored as follows To keep the current network setting...

Page 60: ...Industrial select your printer then click Current Firmware Note After you upgrade the printer firmware restore the default settings and calibrate the media sensors Upgrade Firmware from a USB Storage Device Place the upgrade file in the root directory on the USB storage device Note For best results use a USB storage device that contains no other files besides the upgrade file 1 Copy the firmware u...

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Page 63: ... from the socket outlet before installing user service parts in the printer Caution To avoid possible personal injury or damage to the printer never insert any pointed or sharp objects into the printer Caution Use only the cleaning agents specified in this section Honeywell is not responsible for damage caused by any other cleaning materials used on this printer Caution Isopropyl alcohol is a high...

Page 64: ...most of the cleaning card under the printhead and then lower the printhead 5 Pull out the cleaning card and raise the printhead 6 Wait for approximately 30 seconds to allow the cleaning fluid to dissolve the residue 7 Repeat Steps 4 through 6 if necessary 8 If necessary clean residue from the platen roller or tear bar with a cotton swab moistened with isopropyl alcohol 9 Once the parts are dry rep...

Page 65: ...om power 2 Open the media cover 3 Remove the media and ribbon if installed 4 Insert a cleaning card or a soft cloth soaked in isopropyl alcohol between the two media guides to clean them 5 Wait for approximately 30 seconds to allow the cleaning fluid to dissolve the residue 6 Once the parts are dry replace the media and ribbon in the printer 7 Close the media cover reconnect power and turn on the ...

Page 66: ...rmware detects the new printhead when you restart the printer 1 Turn the printer off and disconnect the printer from power 2 Open the media cover 3 Remove the media and ribbon if installed 4 Turn the printhead lift lever counterclockwise to raise the printhead 5 Pull down the Front Sensor 6 Move the inside toggle and outside toggle to the center of printhead ...

Page 67: ...connect the two cables from the printhead as you remove it from the printer 10 Connect the two printhead cables to the new printhead 11 Insert the new printhead to the bracket into the printer 12 Turn the printhead lift lever clockwise to close it 13 Fasten the left and right screw 14 Lock the Front Sensor module back to the printer 15 Replace the media and ribbon in the printer 16 Close the media...

Page 68: ...nect the printer from power 2 Open the media cover 3 Remove the media 4 Turn the printhead lift lever counterclockwise to raise the printhead 5 Pull the front sensor knob toward the outside 6 Pull down the front sensor toward the front side 7 Rotate the platen roller latch clockwise to detach it from the printer and pull the platen roller away from the printer ...

Page 69: ...PD45 User Guide 59 8 Insert the new platen roller and slide it into the printer 9 Lock the platen roller by rotating the latch counter clockwise ...

Page 70: ...ds Calibration Sensor 2 Follow the prompts to calibrate the sensor Label Gap and Black Mark Sensor Adjustments The label gap sensor is a transmissive sensor that controls how the printer feeds media by detecting gaps between the labels The black mark sensor is a reflective sensor that detects black marks on continuous media Sensor Overview The sensor contains a blue LED that is strong enough to se...

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Page 73: ...r printer model 5 Select one of the following tabs Specifications Printer specifications are listed here Documents Download the Data Sheet Quick Start Guide User Guide Regulatory Information and other product documentation Command Languages and Simulator Support Features Autosense Fingerprint Direct Protocol IPL ZSim DPL Smart Printing C Print Sensors Dual label gap tag notch Black mark Printhead ...

Page 74: ...IPv4 and IPv6 Line Printer Protocol Raw TCP Telnet in out DHCP client for IPv4 and IPv6 network dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 Ping IPSEC IKEv2 over IPv6 SSH NTP Supports 10 100Mbps Ethernet 10BASE T 100BASE T Fonts Resident Fonts Andale Mono Andale Mono Bold CG Times CG Times Bold CG Triumvirate Condensed Bold Century Schoolbook Roman Dutch 801 Roman Honeywell Sans TT Bold Letter Gothic ...

Page 75: ...onts from Monotype Imaging are rec ommended to address global languages The fonts below have been tested and are available for purchase and download at www fonts com WorldType Collection fonts support all global languages whereas the other fonts listed support specific languages Angsana New Regular Helvetica World MSung PRC Medium MSung HK Medium HYGothic Medium TBMinPro Light NarkisClassicMF Worl...

Page 76: ...Barcode Symbologies Codabar Code 11 Code 39 Code 93 Code 128 DUN 14 16 EAN HIBC 39 HIBC 128 Industrial 2 of 5 Interleaved 2 of 5 ISBT 128 Matrix 2 of 5 Straight 2 of 5 UPC 2D Barcode Symbologies Aztec Code 16K Code 49 Data Matrix DotCode Grid Matrix MaxiCode MicroPDF417 MSI modified Plessey PDF417 ...

Page 77: ...PD45 User Guide 67 Planet Code Plessey Code Postnet QR Code RSS 14 USPS 4 State Customer barcode Graphic File Types PCX PNG GIF BMP ...

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Page 79: ... Stop Bits Number of bits sent at the end of every character to allow the receiving signal hardware to detect the end of a character and to resynchronize with the character stream 1 Hardware Specifies if hardware flow control RTS CTS is used to manage the rate of data transmission between the device and the host Disable ENQ ACK Specifies if software flow control ENQ ACK is used to manage the rate ...

Page 80: ... Specifies the unique network level address that is assigned to each device in a TCP IP network IPv4 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask Specifies a number that defines the range of IP addresses that can be used in a TCP IP network 0 0 0 0 Default Router Specifies the IP address of a router that is used when a device sends a packet to another subnet or to an unknown destination 0 0 0 0 DHCP Response Specifies if ...

Page 81: ...abel along the printhead to the edge of the printable area Unit of measurement is defined in the Unit of Measurement parameter Variable Media Width Sets the width of the printable area measured from the media margin X across the printhead Unit of measurement is defined in the Unit of Measure parameter Variable Media Length Sets the length of the printable area measured from one edge of the label t...

Page 82: ...uses to calibrate media Use Slow if the printer has trouble identifying gaps or marks in media Use Fast with Retraction or Slow with Retraction to retract the media and ribbon fed for calibration back to the printer Slow Length Slow Mode If Media Calibration Mode is set to Slow the printer prints the media length plus 10 mm This value sets an additional amount of media to be printed Unit of measur...

Page 83: ...rates media length Smart Calibration Label Counter Specifies a label counter from 1 to 49 that SNMP uses to report media counts 0 off Media Out Immediate Stop Immediately stops feeding media when no media is detected Disable Front Media Sensor Enable or Disable front media sensor Enable Force Retract Enable or Disable Force Retract Mode Disable Media Setting Description Default Print Quality Setti...

Page 84: ...lish Display Language Web Page Selects the language the printer uses to display text on the web page English Keyboard Input Selects the language of the external keyboard that is connected to the printer U S U K Time Sets the current time System time Date Sets the current date System date Command Language Sets the printer command language If changed requires restart Autosense Alert Notification Met...

Page 85: ...ed to display date on the printer dd mm yyyy Menu Access Determines if the Menu button on the printer web page is accessible Enable PIN Sets the password that allows access to the Menu button on the printer web page if the Menu Access parameter is set to Enable With PIN Range is 4 to 16 characters 1234 Screen Timeout Selects how long the printer screen stays on before the screen saver starts Disab...

Page 86: ...Net1 Determines if the printer can use Telnet to communicate with Fingerprint Enable SNMP Determines if the printer can use SNMP Enable LPR Determines if the printer can use the line printer server LPR daemon Enable IKEv2 Determines if the printer can use IKEv2 Disable SSH Determines if the printer can use Secure Socket Handling SSH Disable Telnet Determines if the printer can use Telnet Disable X...

Page 87: ...a in meters that the printer prints before the Odometer Current Printhead alert is sent if this alert is configured Unit of measurement is defined in the Unit of Measure parameter Range is 0 to 4294967295 0 Replace Printhead Sets the length of media in meters that the printer prints before the Replace Printhead alert is sent if this alert is configured Unit of measurement is defined in the Unit of...

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Page 89: ...Labels If the printer is connected to an Ethernet or Wi Fi network you can print labels by entering information in a web form Access the web forms through the printer web page 1 Open a browser window on your PC 2 In the location or address bar type the printer IP address and press Enter The printer web page appears 3 Click the INPrint tab 4 Select the web form you want to print If you created the ...

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Page 91: ...To view the accessory manuals visit your printer product page at www sps honeywell com Option Accessory PD4500C Description Wi Fi Module Yes Customer installed accessory Use the Wi Fi module to communicate with the printer wirelessly Accessory Cutter Yes Service technician installed accessory ...

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