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94 PX4i and PX6i High Performance Printer User Guide
Resetting the Printer
When you reset the printer, you return it to the factory default settings. Resetting
the printer removes all files used to store settings. But, it does not reset settings
that have already been read when the files. So, wireless communication settings,
such as SSID and keys retain their values from the previous start. However, the next
reboot resets them to the factory default values.
Resetting the printer also does not change the selected printer language (Finger-
print, IPL, ZSim, or DSim).
There are two ways to reset the printer:
• Insert a special CompactFlash memory card and restart the printer.
• Use the printer’s keypad.
To reset the printer using the keypad
1. Turn off the printer.
2. Open the right cover and lift the printhead.
3. Turn on the printer and press and hold the key until the printer beeps.
When I send a TAGREAD or TAGWRITE
command, I get this error message: “Tag
format error.” The TAGFORMAT defined for the operation determines the number of
required parameters. You may need to modify the TAGFORMAT. For help,
see the
Fingerprint Command Reference Manual or the IPL Command
Reference Manual . For more information, see the EPC Tag Data Standard
(v1.1, revision 1.27) available from the EPCglobal website at
www.epcglobalinc.org.
Data can be written unlawfully to a write
protected ISO 18000-6B tag. For some ISO 18000-6B tag chips, the functionality to protect the tag
memory from being rewritten has not been implemented. Switch to tags
with a different chip that have this functionality implemented.
I can read ISO 18000-6B tags, but when I try
to read Class 1 tags, I get this error message:
“No tag found.” Class 1 tags require an MPR6100 RFID Radio Module. To order an
MPR6100 kit, contact your local representative.
(Fingerprint only) My printer displays an
error code. Use the error code text to troubleshoot the problem:
1320 No RFID support installed.
1321 No tag found.
1322 Access outside tag memory.
1323 Tag format error.
1324 RFID inactive.
1325 Not supported by tag type.
1326 RFID module too hot.
1327 RFID duty cycle exceeded.
1328 RFID lock error. Tag cannot be locked.
1329 RFID access error. Tag is locked.
Note: If you are using Direct Protocol, error codes 1320 to 1329 are
supported and displayed with the error text.
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