InfoPrint 5504-R40 User Manual Download Page 249 | Manualshive

Page: 249 / 402

background image

WLAN ADDRESS Submenus

249

WLAN ADDRESS Submenus

IP Address

This item allows you to set the IP Address for the TCP/IP protocol in four
three-digit segments (SEG1 through SEG4). If the IP Address is assigned by
Bootp, ARP or DHCP, it is dynamic and read-only.

The factory defaults for the SEG1 through SEG4 are 000, 000, 000, and 000.

NOTE:

The printer reboots when it is placed online.

Subnet Mask

This item allows you to set the Subnet Mask for the TCP/IP protocol in four
three-digit segments (SEG1 through SEG4). If the Subnet Mask is assigned
by Bootp, Arp or DHCP, it is dynamic and read-only.

The factory defaults for the SEG1 through SEG4 are 000, 000, 000, and 000.

NOTE:

The printer reboots when it is placed online.

Gateway Address

This item allows you to set the Gateway Address for the TCP/IP protocol in
four three-digit segments (SEG1 through SEG4). If the Gateway Address is
assigned by Bootp, ARP or DHCP, it is dynamic and read-only.

The factory defaults for the SEG1 through SEG4 are 000, 000, 000, and 000.

NOTE:

The printer reboots when it is placed online.

MAC Address

This item is the Manufacturer’s Assigned Number, and is unique for the
ethernet and the wireless option. It is read-only.

DHCP

You can enable/disable the DHCP protocol using this option, but consult your
administrator for the appropriate setting.

The options are Disable (the factory default) and Enable.

BootP

You can enable/disable the BootP protocol using this option. Be sure to
consult your administrator for the appropriate setting.

The options are Disable and Enable (the factory default).

NOTE:

The printer will reboot when it is placed online.

«
...
247
248
249
250
251
...
»

Summary of Contents for 5504-R40

Page 1: ...InfoPrint 6700 ES Series Thermal Printer G550 1271 01 User s Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...InfoPrint 6700 ES Series Thermal Printer G550 1271 01 User s Manual...

Page 4: ...cified in Federal Acquisition Regulation 12 212 in the case of civilian agencies and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement 227 7202 in the case of military agencies use duplication and dis...

Page 5: ...ing Up The Printer 17 Unpacking The Printer 17 Installation 19 2 Operation 23 Controls And Indicators 23 Power Switch 23 Control Panel 23 Powering On The Printer 27 Operating Modes 27 Media Handling M...

Page 6: ...ing Printer Settings 73 Saving A Configuration 74 Auto Save Configuration 75 Specifying A Power Up Configuration 76 Modifying A Saved Configuration 77 Printing A Configuration 79 Loading A Saved Confi...

Page 7: ...enus 234 C T PORT 241 C T PORT Submenus 241 USB PORT 242 USB Port Submenu 242 ETHERNET PORT 243 ETHERNET PORT Submenu 243 ETHERNET ADDRESS 244 ETHERNET ADDRESS Submenus 244 ETHERNET PARAMS 246 ETHERNE...

Page 8: ...Print Downloaded TrueType Fonts 277 5 Interfaces 279 Overview 279 Auto Switching 279 Centronics Parallel Interface 280 Centronics Parallel Interface Signals 281 IEEE 1284 Parallel Interface 282 Compa...

Page 9: ...2 Interface Options 342 RFID 343 Ordering Supplies And Accessories 355 Ribbons 355 Accessories 355 C ASCII Control Codes 357 D Media Cutter Installation 359 Prepare The Printer 359 Installing The Cutt...

Page 10: ...Table of Contents...

Page 11: ...r this number when prompted NOTE Technical support is also available from the InfoPrint Solutions Company Printing Systems Division home page at http www infoprintsolutionscompany com Warnings And Spe...

Page 12: ...at the same time The InfoPrint 6700 Series Label Printer NOTE This manual pertains to an enhanced version of the 6700 printer models 5504 Rxx which occurred in late 2009 These enhanced 6700 printers a...

Page 13: ...TGL DGL MGL and IEGL Interpreters ZGL Zebra TGL TEC IGL Intermec STGL SATO DGL Datamax MGL Monarch IEGL IER interpreters are powerful integration tools that allows the 6700 to function in virtually al...

Page 14: ...Network rather than attaching it directly to a host computer The port is visible on the back panel but is not always activated The ethernet port is a 10 100Base T and supports data transfer rates of 1...

Page 15: ...rough the ethernet RFID is not supported by TN5250 3270 applications For more information about printer options see Appendix B Thermal Printer Technology Quiet and fast with excellent print quality yo...

Page 16: ...les Media Selection Since there are two print modes of operation there are two kinds of thermal media Direct thermal media Thermal transfer media Direct thermal media is paper coated with special chem...

Page 17: ...age while setting up the printer The discharge of accumulated electrostatic energy can damage or destroy the printhead or electronic components used in this device CAUTION Do not place the printer on...

Page 18: ...d the frame 5 Open the pivoting deck by rotating the blue deck lock lever fully clockwise 6 Remove the foam pad from between the printhead and the platen rubber roller 7 Close the pivoting deck and me...

Page 19: ...nal safety standards this printer has been equipped with a three pronged power cord When inserted in a correctly wired power outlet the ground conductor will ensure that the printer chassis is at grou...

Page 20: ...at the back of the printer For additional information on serial cable wiring refer to Diagnostics And Troubleshooting on page 289 NOTE The printer supports simultaneous connection of the parallel seri...

Page 21: ...rt simultaneous connection of the coax and twinax interfaces using the Auto Switching feature Auto Switching is described on page 279 When the optional ethernet interface is ordered the port will be e...

Page 22: ...te in the back of the printer d Twinax Connection Attach a suitable twinax cable from the computer to the twinax connector located in the I O plate in the back of the printer e Ethernet Connection Ins...

Page 23: ...lization messages will appear on the Liquid Crystal Display LCD on the control panel To remove power place the power switch in the O OFF position Control Panel The control panel is located on the fron...

Page 24: ...ONLINE the interface type and emulation in use During a fault condition displays the specific fault message and the corrective action Displays OFFLINE During a fault condition displays the specific f...

Page 25: ...printer configurations Scrolls left through main menus Decrements option values within submenus DECREMENT Key in Menu Mode FEED Key UP Key in Menu Mode Advances the media one label length Advances th...

Page 26: ...s all data in the printer data buffer when enabled Scrolls the current menu selection one level down MENU Key Takes the printer Offline and selects the Menu Mode Selects the Menu Mode Scrolls between...

Page 27: ...rinter from offline to online mode The ONLINE status indicator is not illuminated in offline mode Menu Pressing the MENU key takes the printer offline and into Menu mode In this mode you can navigate...

Page 28: ...ructions on the printer itself on a label on the inside of the media cover The term media in this manual refers to all the different kinds of paper label or tag stock material that can be printed on b...

Page 29: ...of the media hanger and flip it up horizontally 3 Open the pivoting deck by rotating the blue deck lock lever fully clockwise 4 Slide the blue media width guide close to the outside end of the media d...

Page 30: ...f the roll and towards the front of the printer 6 Place the media hanger guide under the media hanger and against the lower part of the label core at a 45 degree angle as shown This position provides...

Page 31: ...een the platen rubber drive roller and the printhead You can also refer to the arrows on the printer frame or to the label inside the media cover for media loading instructions 183388a Media Damper Pr...

Page 32: ...damper 9 Push the blue media width guide in until it is flush with the outer edge of the media 10 Check the horizontal position of the lower media sensor located under the media guard and refer to Pos...

Page 33: ...over the lower sensor 12 Align the left inside edge of the media with the guide notch located on the front edge of the tear bar 183390a Upper Sensor Visible Red Beam Lower Sensor Upper Sensor Handle...

Page 34: ...4 Verify that Print Mode in the printer configuration menu is set for the media type installed Direct or Transfer The Print Mode submenu is located in the QUICK SETUP menu See Main Menu on page 82 for...

Page 35: ...rate on page 60 If you have already run an Auto Calibrate complete the following steps a Close the media cover b Press the FEED key once to verify that the media advances c Press the PAUSE key to plac...

Page 36: ...hrough either the rear or bottom panel opening 4 Place the media over the media hanger flush against the back of the printer 5 Flip up the media hanger guide and slide it in against the outer edge of...

Page 37: ...de the media cover for media loading instructions Verify that the left inside edge of the media is against the fixed guide on the bottom of the media damper 10 Slide the media width guide inward again...

Page 38: ...PORTANT Ensure the pivoting deck is down and locked before attempting to advance media or print Failure to do so will cause the PRINTHEAD UP fault message to display 14 Verify that Print Mode submenu...

Page 39: ...ee Sensing Different Media Types on page 59 For direct thermal operation no ribbon required If you have not run an Auto Calibrate do so now See Running Auto Calibrate on page 60 If you have already ru...

Page 40: ...up core comes with the printer Thereafter use the core from the old used up ribbon 2 Slide the ribbon roll onto the ribbon supply spindle until it stops against the spindle flange 3 Open the pivoting...

Page 41: ...guide roller then between the platen and the printhead You can also refer to the arrows on the printer frame or to the upper right corner of the label inside the media cover for ribbon loading instruc...

Page 42: ...ck and rotate the deck lock lever fully counterclockwise 8 Verify that Print Mode in the QUICK SETUP menu is set for Transfer See QUICK SETUP on page 94 for more information 9 If you have not run an A...

Page 43: ...is available as a factory installed or a field unit option Batch Rewind Mode Batch Rewind allows you to automatically rewind printed labels into a roll using the optional internal rewinder Configurin...

Page 44: ...a guide is shaped like a hook and the top has a groove a Hook the bottom of the media guide under the bottom edge of the front door b Snap the groove on the media guide to the top edge of the front do...

Page 45: ...lever on the rewinder counterclockwise and lock it in place This forms a raised ridge along the width of the rewinder 4 Insert the leading edge of the media into the closest slot of the rewinder and...

Page 46: ...head assembly into the printing position 7 Press the FEED key to advance the media to the next TOF Top of Form position 8 Press the PAUSE key until ONLINE displays 9 Close the media cover IMPORTANT Th...

Page 47: ...ed label past the printhead and tear the liner from behind the last printed label 3 Manually rewind the remaining printed labels onto the rewinder by turning the rewinder counterclockwise 4 Turn the r...

Page 48: ...nter for more information 2 Press the PAUSE key until OFFLINE displays Loading Media 1 If you want to install the media guide to print long labels do so now by completing the steps listed in Installin...

Page 49: ...e media into the closest slot of the rewinder and slide the media against the back flange 8 Hold the media in the slot and rotate the rewinder one full revolution counterclockwise until the media is t...

Page 50: ...Label displays on the LCD 14 Manually remove the peeled label from the printer 15 Press the PAUSE key until ONLINE displays 16 Close the media cover IMPORTANT The rewinder supports a maximum diameter...

Page 51: ...ard Removing The Media Guide Remove the media guide from the front door when using Tear Off or Tear Off Strip media handling because you will need to tear the label downward against the tear bar 1 Ope...

Page 52: ...is the active setting In general adjust printhead pressure to the lowest value which produces the desired print quality Die cut labels usually require a setting of 4 while heavy stock requires a setti...

Page 53: ...nting width you may need to manually slide the left pressure block further to the left Right Pressure Block The right pressure block should be positioned with its pointer handle on 4 inch printer mode...

Page 54: ...Media Sensors Your printer is equipped with upper and lower media sensors that detect the top of form position on media with label length indicators gaps notches holes or black marks These sensors als...

Page 55: ...rk on the media 3 Select Mark in the Gap Mark Sensor submenu under the CALIBRATE CTRL menu See Sensing Different Media Types on page 59 4 Perform an Auto Calibrate See Running Auto Calibrate on page 6...

Page 56: ...er sensor directly under the center of the gap notch or hole 2 Check the position of the lower sensor by looking through the long narrow opening in the media guard Use the visible red light emitting f...

Page 57: ...the position of the lower sensor by looking through the long narrow opening in the media guard Use the visible red light emitting from the lower sensor as a reference pointer 3 Use the sensor handle t...

Page 58: ...upper sensor directly over the lower sensor 2 Check the position of the lower sensor by looking through the long narrow opening in the media guard Use the visible red light emitting from the lower se...

Page 59: ...pace between die cut labels or when using tag stock with notches or holes as label length indicators on white background media Advanced Gap Select when using media that has liner gaps between die cut...

Page 60: ...the next black mark When you have completed Auto or Manual Calibrate you can verify the new values are correct by pressing the FEED key several times Each time you press FEED media advances one label...

Page 61: ...ot be updated If GAP NOT DETECTED displays run Auto Calibrate again If Auto Calibrate continues to end with an incorrect Sensed Distance value displayed or a fault message displayed run Manual Calibra...

Page 62: ...ntout Ensure the media sensors are horizontally positioned to permit sensing of the label length indicators See Positioning The Media Sensors on page 54 Ensure the Print Mode option selected in the QU...

Page 63: ...printer selected represented by the Gap Mark dotted line is too close to the amplitude of the antenna pulse This may cause the printer to falsely use the antenna as the gap top of form 183412a 1023 0...

Page 64: ...OTE Any changes to Threshold Range will not take effect until you run an Auto Calibrate again This will raise the Gap Mark threshold high enough so that the printer will not falsely use the antenna as...

Page 65: ...he gap top of form To avoid this problem increase the Threshold Range value to 60 in the CALIBRATE CTRL menu the default is 50 then run an Auto Calibrate again Cross ref to Auto Calibrate NOTE Any cha...

Page 66: ...ning The Media Sensors on page 54 Ensure the Print Mode option selected in the QUICK SETUP menu matches the media installed Select Direct for heat sensitive media no ribbon required or Transfer for th...

Page 67: ...icators 10 Press the PAUSE key until OFFLINE displays 11 Press the FEED key several times Each time you press FEED the media advances one label length and stops NOTE After a form feed the position of...

Page 68: ...d adhesive residue on the platen roller can degrade print quality and cause voids in your label image Clean the platen roller at the same time as the printhead Use a small amount of isopropyl alcohol...

Page 69: ...ler And Media Sensors 69 183417a Pivoting Deck Printhead Heating Elements Deck Lock Lever Printhead Cover Upper Media Sensor Lower Media Sensor visible with red LED Platen Roller Peel Tear Door A 1834...

Page 70: ...the deck lock lever fully clockwise until the deck swings upward 3 Remove the cutter top cover by loosening the two captive thumbscrews 4 Place the cutter in the down open position 5 Use a vacuum or...

Page 71: ...the printer or an OPTION NOT INSTALLED message will display on the LCD Moving Within The Configuration Menu You can move through the configuration menus using the appropriate navigation keys as shown...

Page 72: ...e key press the and keys simultaneously This toggles the ENTER LOCK function If this function is performed while the key is locked the message ENTER SWITCH UNLOCKED displays for one second and the key...

Page 73: ...n page 74 Changing Printer Settings You can change or configure printer settings such as print speed or emulations through the control panel as follows 1 Press the key until the following message disp...

Page 74: ...aving A Configuration You can save up to eight different configurations to meet eight unique print job requirements These configurations are saved and stored in the printer and are not lost when the p...

Page 75: ...default configuration menu items you will be prompted to save the changes to Config when you place the printer online equals the next available unassigned configuration number When prompted press one...

Page 76: ...key to cycle through the options 1 8 and Factory When the desired number displays press the key to select it The following message displays NOTE If the configuration number has not been saved previou...

Page 77: ...ys b Press the key until the following message displays c Press the or key to cycle through the options Factory 1 8 d When the desired number displays press the key to select it The following message...

Page 78: ...the key to select it The following message displays Then the following displays when it is deleted 5 Save the new configuration as described in the Saving A Configuration on page 74 Make sure you sel...

Page 79: ...key The printer prints the specified configuration NOTE If the configuration you want to print has not been saved the following message displays momentarily This message indicates that no configuratio...

Page 80: ...PRINTER CONTROL menu appear here These emulations relate to graphics languages particular printers and optional host interface protocols DIAGNOSTICS Select various printer tests monitor and record pri...

Page 81: ...n menu DATE 10 Select optional features such as Battery Control WLAN LEAP 9 NOTES 4 This menu appears only when the centronics option is set to enable in the Port Type submenu of PARALLEL PORT 5 This...

Page 82: ...not appear on Direct Thermal only printers 5 This menu appears only if RFID is installed and there is no CST bundle in the Flash File System 6 This menu appears only if RFID is not installed and ther...

Page 83: ...only if RFID is not installed and there is a CST bundle in the Flash File System 6 xxx represents the emulation name selected in the Active IGP Emul menu CALIBRATE CTRL page 127 Gap Mark Sensor 1 Aut...

Page 84: ...Print TWINAX SETUP 2 3 7 page 156 Primary Sets Translation Tbl 6 Buffer Print Twinax Type Active Char Set Secondary Sets 5225 World Trade Cancel IGP DCU Lead in Chars User Defined St1 5 User Defined...

Page 85: ...Ignore Mode Select Char Do FF at TOF IGP100 Compatbl Expanded Font Scalable Size Forms Handling PGL Normal UPC Descenders I 2 5 Selection C39 Compatbl User Def Ratio Lead PDF Dist Trunc Dyn Data Bound...

Page 86: ...tl Text Length Autoeject Copy Count Host Form Length Slash 0 Repeat Form Ignore Dots Append Rotated Truncate Alpha True Vert 1 10 Absorb After PY UPC Descenders Select SO Char Rot Char Size Ignore Spa...

Page 87: ...This menu appears only if Active IGP Emul is set to this emulation Refer to the STGL Programmer s Reference Manual STGL SETUP 1 Refer to the DGL Programmer s Reference Manual DGL SETUP 1 Refer to the...

Page 88: ...hes 3 4 Form Length mm 3 4 Form Length lines 4 Form Width inches 3 5 Form Width mm 3 5 Form Width char 5 P SERIES XQ SETUP 1 2 page 174 Select CPI Select LPI Typeface Character Group Character Set Pri...

Page 89: ...Margin Print Char Set Define CR code Auto LF Define LF code 20 CPI Condensed Bold FF valid at TOF Alt Char Set Text Position Host Command Reset Cmd CFG Ld Form Length inches 3 4 Form Length mm 3 4 Fo...

Page 90: ...Char Enquiry Printer Status Framing Errors Offline Process NOTES Italicized items are available only when Admin User is set to Enable in the PRINTER CONTROL menu 1 This menu appears only if the CTHI...

Page 91: ...dress SEG1 IP Address SEG2 IP Address SEG3 IP Address SEG4 Subnet Mask SEG1 Subnet Mask SEG2 Subnet Mask SEG3 Subnet Mask SEG4 Gateway Address SEG1 Gateway Address SEG2 Gateway Address SEG3 Gateway Ad...

Page 92: ...th WEP Key 1 BYTE1 WEP Key 1 BYTE2 WEP Key 1 BYTE3 WEP Key 1 BYTE4 WEP Key 1 BYTE5 WEP Key 1 BYTE6 2 WEP Key 1 BYTE7 2 WEP Key 1 BYTE8 2 WEP Key 1 BYTE9 2 WEP Key 1 BYTE10 2 WEP Key 1 BYTE11 2 WEP Key...

Page 93: ...the printer is connected to a power cart via serial interface and the cart has an ICP Intelligent Control Panel option BATTERY CONTROL page 261 Battery Monitor Time To Go 2 Percent Charge 2 Current D...

Page 94: ...MEDIA CONTROL when Admin User is enabled 3 Based on the current value setting for the Label Length in QUICK SETUP up to a maximum of 12 80 inches 4 Maximum value depends on the width of the printer mo...

Page 95: ...inting to be done Transfer Indicates Thermal Transfer printing ribbon installed Direct Indicates Direct Thermal printing no ribbon and requires special heat sensitive media The factory default is Tran...

Page 96: ...h is the actual label length of the media installed When setting label length consider the following Label Length can also be manually entered via the control panel MEDIA CONTROL menu or sent via host...

Page 97: ...or MEDIA CONTROL menu When the Logical Label Length is less than the Physical Label Length the printer will print the entire image and leave blank space the remaining length of the physical label as i...

Page 98: ...m selects the image orientation to be used when printing the label Portrait Portrait refers to vertical page orientation where the height of a page is greater than its width The top edge of the image...

Page 99: ...o horizontal orientation where the width of a page is greater than its height The top edge of the image is the right edge of the media the left edge of the image is the trailing edge of the media The...

Page 100: ...n is the leading edge of the black mark Gap An alternative to Advanced Gap The Top of Form position is the leading edge of the die cut label trailing edge of the gap notch or hole Advanced Gap Select...

Page 101: ...n the current configuration menu Auto Calibrate is completed successfully when the Sensed Distance displayed correctly matches that of the installed media When Gap is selected the Sensed Distance shou...

Page 102: ...ration will not be saved unless the existing configuration has been deleted first The factory default configuration cannot be changed See Saving A Configuration on page 74 for details The factory defa...

Page 103: ...NTER CONTROL menu 1 This menu allows a 15 character string Load Config Factory 1 to 8 Print Config Current Factory Power Up All 1 to 8 Power Up Config Factory 1 to 8 Protect Configs Disable Enable Nam...

Page 104: ...tion is used to print a listing of various stored printer configurations We recommend you store printouts of your configurations in a safe place for quick referral The options are Current the factory...

Page 105: ...ter you have already modified Continue until you have entered the name you want to give to this configuration then press to save The name you entered will now represent this configuration on the print...

Page 106: ...al Automatic Auto Map Select Disable Enable Auto Label Width 4 1 6 6 or 8 5 inches 2 4 00 1 to 8 5 inches 4 Num Auto Labels 2 labels 2 to 40 labels 4 Label Length 7 4 or 6 inches 2 4 00 1 to 99 0 inch...

Page 107: ...de Disable Enable TOF Adjust Mode Disable Enable TOF Adjust 0 00 to 0 40 inches 3 Peel Off Mode 1 Fast Standard Continuous Mode 2 Standard Tear Off Tear Strip Full Cut Strip MEDIA CONTROL from page 10...

Page 108: ...l before printing the next one on demand printing A Remove Label message will display to remind you to remove the label before the next one can be printed Peel Off Prints and peels die cut labels from...

Page 109: ...of different media types explains how the physical label lengths are determined Die cut labels measurable length of the removable label leading edge to trailing edge This does not include the liner m...

Page 110: ...ed in the printer See Appendix A for specifications NOTE See Set Label Length on page 122 Label Width This option specifies the physical width of the image to be printed The value can be specified in...

Page 111: ...item selects the image orientation to be used when printing the label Portrait Portrait refers to vertical page orientation where the height of a page is greater than its width The top edge of the im...

Page 112: ...Inverse Portrait refers to vertical page orientation where the height of a page is greater than its width The top edge of the image is parallel to the trailing edge of the media The following illustr...

Page 113: ...e Printronix PGL graphics language It allows the printer to print two up or other multi up labels Instead of printing multiple labels across the printer it prints the leftmost label and the rightmost...

Page 114: ...rinter that has a 4 physical width Solution The user sets Auto Label Width to 4 the width of the label configures the Num Auto Labels to 2 and enables the Auto Label Mapping feature Printer Operation...

Page 115: ...nt the first two labels at the same time These first two labels will be horizontally adjacent Once these labels have been completed the printer will print the remaining 2 labels along with a blank 2 l...

Page 116: ...et the Num Labels to 3 and the Label Width to 4 despite the fact that these values are not optimum Printer Operation The maximum Num Auto Labels 20 4 5 The selected value of 3 is legal After the file...

Page 117: ...slew speed The maximum speed depends on your printer model see Table 18 on page 333 The slew speed can be set to Automatic Manual 6 ips or 2 to 10 ips The factory default is Automatic Print Direction...

Page 118: ...sition When Media Handling is set to Peel Off or Tear Off Label Wait Time specifies the number of seconds the printer will wait after a label is removed from the peel tear bar before starting to print...

Page 119: ...h Lbl Missing Flt Allows the Label Taken Sensor to first detect the presence of a label at the tear bar for Peel and Tear Off Media Handling Mode only Enable The printer generates a fault condition if...

Page 120: ...severely curled An occasional blank label appears within a print job in between printed labels When Clip Page is set to Disable the printer ignores any pre printed dark marks or multiple gaps on a la...

Page 121: ...bbon remaining on the supply spindle Online Rbn 470 to 625m 314 to 469m 157 tp 313m 1 to 156m The options are Enable the factory default and Disable Ribbon Low When enabled and the amount of ribbon re...

Page 122: ...of a label gets presented to the peel bar The options include Next TOF Media is moved to next TOF after image printing before presenting media to the peel off position This option is for standard lab...

Page 123: ...aligned at the tear bar No blank label is needed to remove the last printed label No blank label should exist between print jobs A no print zone 80 inches long exists from the leading edge of each pr...

Page 124: ...r or after the printhead is opened and then closed When a print job is sent it is printed without advancing media to search for the next TOF position NOTE The user must ensure that media is at the cor...

Page 125: ...F you can control how much the media is called back after it is torn off Ribbon Calibrate Determines the amount of ribbon remaining by performing a forward or reverse move The options include Standard...

Page 126: ...n be used to compress or expand all printed forms by small amounts When a 203 DPI printhead is installed the range is 195 to 210 When a 300 DPI printhead is installed the range is 290 to 310 The facto...

Page 127: ...e Run Calibrate NOTES Factory Default Italicized items are available only when you enable Admin User in the PRINTER CONTROL menu 1 Gap Mark Sensor and Paper Out Sensor work in conjunction as shown bel...

Page 128: ...Form position is the leading edge of the die cut label trailing edge of the gap notch or hole Advanced Notch Select when using media with notches or holes that interrupt a black vertical line on the...

Page 129: ...printer will continue to print the profile until you press The factory default is Print Profile Sensed Distance This value in inches represents the distance that was sensed between the TOF of one lab...

Page 130: ...ed or the Gap Mark Threshold or Paper Out Threshold values derived from Auto Calibrate do not improve the media sensors gap or mark sensing capability To initiate Manual Calibrate press when Manual Ca...

Page 131: ...set Pwr Up Action to Enable A temporary message Disable Ticket Save Mode will display HeadClose Action Selects whether the printer performs a selected action after a print head open fault condition is...

Page 132: ...ughs that may appear within the gap length in media These edges or peaks and troughs can cause unreliable detection of the leading edge of the next label top of form Use Gap Windowing to resolve the f...

Page 133: ...abled calibration will be performed at power up NOTE Calibration in Peel Off mode does not stop and wait for you to remove peeled labels Therefore be prepared to remove the labels as they are automati...

Page 134: ...the number of transitions detected The factory default is Enable NOTE Although the Use Label Length keeps its value enable disable at all times it will always be disabled when Set Label Length is set...

Page 135: ...g Disable Uses a fixed media sensor threshold Enable Continuously adjusts the media sensor s threshold to compensate for changing environmental factors such as temperature label liner contrast ribbon...

Page 136: ...t Interface Auto Switching Centronics Serial IEEE 1284 Twinax 1 Coax 1 Ethernet 2 USB Display Language English German French Italian Spanish Portuguese NOTES Factory Default Italicized items are avail...

Page 137: ...Tall Characters Batch Counter OCR B Chars 304 0 to 512 Disable Enable Disable Enable Admin User Disable Enable PRINTER CONTROL from page 136 NOTES Factory Default Italicized items are available only...

Page 138: ...ronix Application Adapter in the Remote Management Software Advanced Tool Kit User s Manual Disable The printer disables the use of PAA functionality Enable The printer enables the use of PAA function...

Page 139: ...printer emulates the following IBM twinax printer models 4234 Model 2 5225 Models 1 2 3 and 4 The standard Coax Twinax emulation selection will only be available if Coax or Twinax is selected from th...

Page 140: ...s Standard Host Interface This option allows you to send print jobs through any interface with auto switching selected as host interface It also allows a particular interface from the menu to be selec...

Page 141: ...the port based on the menu Ret Status Port instead of being printed on paper Off There is no error checking Graphic elements such as alpha line barcodes etc will be clipped if they are beyond the page...

Page 142: ...meter chooses the language that will appear on the LCD English German French Italian Spanish or Portuguese The factory default is English Alarm On An audible alarm sounds 3 beeps when a fault occurs s...

Page 143: ...es you may not always be able to make them equal in size This is due to the various dot per inch differences between printer types When an exact match cannot be made the barcode is reduced in size so...

Page 144: ...ory Del Set from RAM This option deletes the downloaded overlay set s from RAM Ld Set at PwrUp This option loads the downloaded overlay set from flash memory at Power Up The options are Disable the fa...

Page 145: ...dy used for another function There is no limit to how many keys can be selected To set the new lock key 1 Go to the PRINTER CONTROL main menu and select Set Lock Key 2 Press The display reads Select a...

Page 146: ...t contains its own global font information that is required for all character generation from that font Some fonts may require more font buffer memory than others to generate characters Insufficient f...

Page 147: ...rough 20 KBytes in 1 KByte increments The factory default is 01 KBytes NOTE For most applications the default settings for font memory are acceptable Therefore do not change the defaults unless your a...

Page 148: ...oint height of resident Intellifont characters Enable Increases the point height of resident Intellifont characters approximately 10 Disable Standard resident font character point height is maintained...

Page 149: ...the ZGL Programmer s Reference Manual TGL Refer to the TGL Programmer s Reference Manual IGL Refer to the IGL Programmer s Reference Manual STGL Refer to the STGL Programmer s Reference Manual DGL Re...

Page 150: ...nax CTHI capability as done using a non CT printer with the third party converter interfaces The SPC gives the printer the operational ability to connect to any PC or network system supporting paralle...

Page 151: ...essed Character Print attract attention where needed Alphanumeric height and width are controlled independently for a wide range of character sizes up to 113 times the standard character size up to 11...

Page 152: ...dous range of character sizes up to 9 9 inches wide and tall Several compressed print sizes are available 12 13 33 15 17 65 and 20 cpi characters per inch permitting up to 170 columns in an 8 5 inch p...

Page 153: ...e Buffer Print Disable Enable Secondary Sets See page 155 NL At MPP 1 On Off Off On On Off Off On NOTES Factory Default Italicized items are available only when you enable Admin User in the PRINTER CO...

Page 154: ...option in the Lead in Chars menu COAX SETUP from page 153 Format Control Disable Enable Cancel IGP DCU Enable Disable Lead in Chars User Defined Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 _ _ User Defined St1 1 5F 40 to FF Us...

Page 155: ...bic 0880 Cyril Old 0423 Greek Old 875 Gr New Euro 0871 Icelandic 0290 Japan Kata 0870 Latin 2 0838 Thai 1026 Turkish 0890 Yugos Old 1097 Farsi 1025 Cyrillic 0905 Turk Old 0256 Intern 1 0924 Euro Lat 9...

Page 156: ...Disable On Off Control By Host Left to Right Right to Left Host Override Disable Enable Format Control Disable Enable Max Print Width 13 2 inches Printer Width User Defined St1 5 5F 40 to FF User Def...

Page 157: ...an Eng 0282 Portuguese 0284 Span Speak 0285 English UK 0892 OCR A 0893 OCR B 0424 Hebrew 0803 Hebrew Old 0420 Arabic 0880 Cyril Old 0423 Greek Old 875 Gr New Euro 0871 Icelandic 0290 Japan Kata 0870 L...

Page 158: ...Reprint Disable Enable Null Handling Space Ignore SPC Null Supp Enable Disable SFCC Char User Defined Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 _ _ NOTES Factory Default Italicized items are available only when you enable Ad...

Page 159: ...azilian 0260 Canad Fren 0277 Danish 0278 Finnish 0297 French 0280 Italian 0281 Japan Eng 0290 Japan Kata 0282 Portuguese 0284 Span Speak 0285 English UK SFCC Char User Defined Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 _ _ NO...

Page 160: ...See page 162 Emulation 4028 IPDS 3816 IPDS Code Page Subset Version 0 Version 1 Early Print Comp Off On Host Form Length Disable Enable Null Suppression Disable Enable Page Rotation 0 90 180 270 VPA...

Page 161: ...uguese Spanish Speak English UK Aust Germ ALT Dan Norw ALT Fin Swed ALT Spanish ALT Katakana French Azerty Graphic Escape Int Typographic Arabic Greek Hebrew PC Internat Set 5 Hebrew ALT PC Multilingu...

Page 162: ...IPDS SETUP IPDS Setup Print IPDS Fonts This feature allows you to print a list of all resident fonts currently available in the active IPDS emulation 4028 or 3816 Figure 3 IPDS Fonts 4028 Emulation Sa...

Page 163: ...163 IPDS Setup Print IPDS Fonts cont Figure 4 IPDS Fonts 3816 Emulation Sample Printout...

Page 164: ...f On On Off Host Override Disable Enable Format Control Disable Enable CR At MPP 1 On Off NL At MPP 1 On Off Position Aft FF Off On User Defined St1 1 5F 40 to FF User Defined St2 1 5F 40 to FF User D...

Page 165: ...c 0880 Cyril Old 0423 Greek Old 875 Gr New Euro 0871 Icelandic 0290 Japan Kata 0870 Latin 2 0838 Thai 1026 Turkish 0890 Yugos Old 1097 Farsi 1025 Cyrillic 0905 Turk Old 0256 Intern 1 0924 Euro Lat 9 1...

Page 166: ...able User Defined St1 2 5F 40 to FF User Defined St2 2 5F 40 to FF User Defined Stp 2 5B 40 to FF Lead in Chars Set 1 Set 2 Set 3 _ _ User Defined Set Text Orientn Left to Right Right to Left Max Prin...

Page 167: ...n Eng 0282 Portuguese 0284 Span Speak 0285 English UK 0892 OCR A 0893 OCR B 0424 Hebrew 0803 Hebrew Old 0420 Arabic 0880 Cyril Old 0423 Greek Old 875 Gr New Euro 0871 Icelandic 0290 Japan Kata 0870 La...

Page 168: ...15 Host Form Length Enable Var Length Var Dynamic Len Disable Var Form Type Add Nothing Add 0 Add X CR Edit Disable Enable Select LPI 6 1 to 1000 Define CR Code CR CR CR CR LF Define LF Code LF LF LF...

Page 169: ...ary Check Enable Disable Scalable Size Normal Block Forms Handling Disable Auto Eject Auto TOF PGL Normal LP Menu PGL Menu UPC Descenders Always Never Only With PDF Repeat Form Opt Enable Disable Prep...

Page 170: ...to 999 Host Form Legnth Enable Disable NOTES Factory Default Append Rotated Disable Enable Truncate Alpha Enable Disable True Vert 1 10 Disable Enable Absorb After PY Absorb Motion Absorb All Disable...

Page 171: ...Char 2 Char 1 2 Ignore Ch 1 0 0 to 255 Ignore Ch 2 0 0 to 255 Data Bit 8 Enable Disable Cmd Resolution Low Resolution High Resolution NOTES Factory Default Standard Sets 0 ASCII 1 German 2 Swedish 3 D...

Page 172: ...xtended Subset Code Page 437 Code Page 850 Horizontal DPI 120 DPI 60 to 400 DPI Vertical DPI 72 DPI 72 to 400 DPI Prop Spacing Enable Disable Italic Print Disable Forward Slant Backward Slant Slashed...

Page 173: ...work in conjunction When you change the default in one submenu the default values in the other two submenus change automatically 3 This menu does not appear when the CT TN5250 or TN3270 emulation is s...

Page 174: ...Auto LF Right Margin 2 0 characters 0 to 369 characters Top Margin 0 linespaces 0 to 451 linespaces Disable Enable Define LF Code LF CR LF LF LF Control Code 06 8 0 LPI 10 3 LPI 6 0 LPI Compressed Pri...

Page 175: ...5 9 mm 3 00 0 to 345 4 mm Form Length 1 2 101 6 or 152 4 mm 3 00 0 to 609 6 mm Form Width 4 41 66 or 85 characters 3 0 to 272 characters NOTES Factory Default 1 All three Form Length submenus work in...

Page 176: ...Latin Am II Extended Subset Code Page 437 Code Page 850 Horizontal DPI 120 DPI 60 to 400 DPI Vertical DPI 72 DPI 72 to 400 DPI Prop Spacing Enable Disable NOTES Factory Default 1 This menu is availab...

Page 177: ...3 6 inches Form Width 3 5 104 1 168 0 215 9 mm 4 0 00 to 345 4 mm Form Length 2 3 4 or 6 inches 4 00 0 to 24 0 inches Form Length 2 24 or 36 lines 4 0 to 144 lines NOTES Factory Default 1 When the CTH...

Page 178: ...I 72 to 400 DPI Prop Spacing Enable Disable NOTES Factory Default 1 This menu is available only when you enable Admin User under PRINTER CONTROL 2 This menu does not display when the CT TN5250 or TN32...

Page 179: ...4 104 1 168 0 215 9 mm 3 0 00 to 345 4 mm Form Length 1 2 4 or 6 inches 4 00 0 to 24 0 inches Form Length 1 24 or 36 lines 3 0 to 144 lines Form Width 4 41 66 or 85 characters 3 0 to 272 characters NO...

Page 180: ...enu is available only when you enable Admin User under PRINTER CONTROL 2 This menu does not display when the CT TN5250 or TN3270 emulation is selected 3 The presence of this menu depends on the LP Emu...

Page 181: ...r 6 inches 4 00 0 to 24 0 inches Form Length 2 24 or 36 lines 4 0 to 144 lines Form Width 4 41 66 or 85 characters 4 0 to 272 characters Printer Select Disable Enable NOTES Factory Default 1 When the...

Page 182: ...set This is helpful for applications where you need to print the maximum amount of information on a page Enable Prints about 60 of the width of normal characters when compressed print is chosen by th...

Page 183: ...se application identifier AI is 00 Disable The printable data field is printed with the AI enclosed in parentheses This is the standard EAN UCC 128 format Enable The printable data field is printed wi...

Page 184: ...the PN command is encountered and when the current vertical position is not at the top of form The options are Disable the factory default and Enable Auto LF P Series P Series XQ This option defines...

Page 185: ...nes paper handling upon exiting the VGL Repeated Form and Dynamic Form commands Disable Holds the print position at the bottom of the form Enable Issues a form feed after the last form is printed so a...

Page 186: ...gin value in the LP Emulation submenu as follows bottom physical page length top margin text length If the option is set to LP Menu then a change in text length has no effect and the bottom margin set...

Page 187: ...t on hold from the host or when the CANCEL key is pressed Disable Does not cancel any internal buffer in the printer when a job is put on hold from the host or when the CANCEL key is pressed The facto...

Page 188: ...bo Croatic 2 CP 774 CP 775 ISO 8859 4 Data Gen Turk DEC Turkish IBM Turkish Siemens Turkish PTT Turkish IBC Turkish Bull Turkish AS400 Turkish Unisys Turkish NCR Turkish PST Turkish UNIS 1 Turkish Cod...

Page 189: ...de Page 852 Mazovia Kamenicky Roman 8 PC 437 Slavic Slavic 1250 Code Page 865 Code Page 860 Latin 1 8859 1 Latin 5 8859 9 Latin 9 8859 15 Polish POL1 Win CP 1250 Win CP 1252 Win CP 1257 CP 858 EURO Li...

Page 190: ...Mazovia Kamenicky Roman 8 PC 437 Slavic Slavic 1250 Code Page 865 Code Page 860 Latin 1 8859 1 Latin 5 8859 9 Latin 9 8859 15 Polish POL1 Win CP 1250 Win CP 1252 Win CP 1257 CP 858 EURO Lith CP 773 S...

Page 191: ...y Subset ASCII USA French German English Danish Swedish Italian Spanish Japanese French Canadian Latin American Norwegian Danish II Spanish II Latin Am II Extended Subset Code Page 437 Code Page 850 A...

Page 192: ...2 8859 2 Code Page 852 Mazovia Kamenicky Roman 8 PC 437 Slavic Slavic 1250 Code Page 865 Code Page 860 Latin 1 8859 1 Latin 5 8859 9 Latin 9 8859 15 Polish POL1 Win CP 1250 Win CP 1252 Win CP 1257 CP...

Page 193: ...Unicode has become the standard for multinational printing UTF 8 is a popular encoding of Unicode in which the first 128 characters are still occupied by the ASCII set This makes it backwards compati...

Page 194: ...e number of identical copies of each physical page that will be printed The range is 1 999 and the factory default is 1 CR at MPP 1 MPP is Maximum Print Position which is also known as line length Thi...

Page 195: ...led as data bit 8 data bit 8 has priority over the PI signal and all data above hex 7F is used to access character data and not to interpret PI line data Conversely when data bit 8 is disabled and the...

Page 196: ...the printer to insert an automatic Carriage Return code into the data stream whenever a Line Feed code occurs This can be used in most installations but it is required if the host computer does not s...

Page 197: ...en the printer is in DSC DSE mode Disable The printer will suppress the Early Print Complete response until all printing is complete Enable The printer will send an acknowledgement to the host when it...

Page 198: ...t Controls how the printer handles vertical formatting Enable Selects P Series compatible Electronic Vertical Format Unit EVFU Disable Disables all EVFU processing The factory default is Enable Expand...

Page 199: ...ere the Form Count parameter is specified in the Execute command In this case the same form is printed for whatever the Form Count is Incremental data is not incremented since the printing page is the...

Page 200: ...On Allows the printer to perform an FF command anywhere in the data stream The factory default is Off Form Length in Form length is the number of lines that can be printed on a label You can set form...

Page 201: ...st page Auto TOF Automatically does a form feed FF at the end of each form to the next top of form Format Control Enables the printer to reflect the same spacing as CTPC model printers after absolute...

Page 202: ...p mode is to see exactly what data is received by the printer in order to debug forms for example When enabled the hexdump mode translates all host interface data to its hexadecimal equivalent then pr...

Page 203: ...m the host is dumped to the printout To cancel a hex dump first place the printer offline Then disable the Hex Dump Mode option from the control panel The paper may then be advanced to the next Top of...

Page 204: ...must fit within the current label dimensions or errors may occur The factory default is Enable NOTE Changing the form length via the EXECUTE command changes the LP Emulation logical dimensions The di...

Page 205: ...panel settings override the host commands The factory default is Disable Host PI Disable The host does not send PI signals Enable The host sends PI signals The Data Bit 8 configuration option must be...

Page 206: ...ch 2 to specify values for these characters The factory default is Disable Ignore Dots Disable The VGL expects position values to be specified in tenth inches and dot rows Enable Causes the VGL to exp...

Page 207: ...ervention Req Send To Host The printer sends a signal to the host computer when a printer fault or hold mode time out occurs NOTE If you select Send To Host make sure the Error Recover option under ME...

Page 208: ...s ignored if Auto Skip At End is on If configured as a 3287 and a form feed occurs in the middle of a print buffer the printer defaults to the first print position on the second line of the next form...

Page 209: ...efault is 6 Max PI 16 Enable A paper slew of 0 15 will move 1 16 lines Disable A paper slew of 1 15 will move 1 15 lines A paper slew of 0 will always move 1 line The factory default is Enable Max Pri...

Page 210: ...re ignored the print position does not move Off the default Ignores nulls On Treats nulls as spaces Null Suppression IPDS Disable the default When disabled an exception is generated when the IPDS data...

Page 211: ...2 again PA2 DISABLED appears on the operator panel or selecting PA1 will reset the pending PA2 function Page Rotation This option rotates the physical IPDS page The options are 0 90 180 and 270 The fa...

Page 212: ...up F Disable the default Enable Selects free format mode as the power up default and selects the graphics mode PY as the power up default Free format causes the VGL to ignore carriage returns line fee...

Page 213: ...acters had the same specified width Prop Spacing Each printed character is contained inside a character cell The width of the character cell includes the character and the space around the character E...

Page 214: ...rms are unrelated to one another Reset Cmd CFG Ld When the printer receives a host data stream reset command ESC or ESC K in addition to resetting printer variables the selected configuration is loade...

Page 215: ...the scalable character are made to be the same size as block characters in the old IGP X00 printers The options are Normal the factory default and Block SCS Buffer Cntrl This option functions like the...

Page 216: ...application environment where the P Series jobs originate The most commonly used values include the following SOH 01 hex ESC 1B hex ETX 03 hex Circumflex 5e hex also called caret Tilde 7F hex NOTE No...

Page 217: ...t to Right the default Right to Left When you select a right to left language the host will be notified of print direction changes when the printer is put online Select SFCC IGP VGL This option select...

Page 218: ...t OCR A and OCR B Disable the default Zero is printed without a slash Enable Zero is printed with a slash Slew Relative Slewing is rapid vertical paper movement This parameter determines the number of...

Page 219: ...of external protocol convertor MODE PTX NI the default for Printronix non impact MODE 219 for Model 219 protocol convertor MODE P5000 for Printronix protocol convertor MODE IBM for the IBM protocol c...

Page 220: ...ranslate Table Default the default The option is disabled The table is not stored in the real translation table until the option is enabled Downloaded The option is enabled The LU3 Translation Table i...

Page 221: ...al line s length is interpreted exactly which is 72 72 inch in one inch increments Trunc Dyn Data This submenu allows the user to truncate the dynamic data up to the maximum data length specified in C...

Page 222: ...e UPC EAN bar codes Always the default UPC EAN bar codes are printed with descenders even if there is no human readable data Never UPC EAN bar codes are printed without descenders if the PDF command i...

Page 223: ...Stop Code This option allows you to define your own value in ASCII characters for the User Defined option in the Lead in Chars menu Stp specifies Stop Code See Lead in Chars on page 208 for additiona...

Page 224: ...203 dpi and 300 dpi vertical resolution The range is 72 400 DPI and the factory default is 72 DPI VPA Check Enable the default The printer checks for dots that fall outside the intersection of the lo...

Page 225: ...ontinuous Forms printer and also supports XOH SMO Enable The printer reports that it has support for XOH SMO Disable The printer does not report that it has support for XOH SMO The factory default is...

Page 226: ...Megabytes 3 DRAM Installed Ptr On Time XXX X Hours 3 Ptr Media Dist XXXXX inches 3 Head Print Dist XXXXX inches 3 Head On Time XX X Hours 3 Reset Head Data Head Type XXX DPI 3 Head Voltage XXXXXX XXX...

Page 227: ...ladder type bar code symbols starting with four and decrementing by one symbol on each print until a single symbol prints on the right side This pattern helps identify ribbon wrinkle problems Combo T...

Page 228: ...T PRINT HEAD HOT are stored in the error log Clear Error Log Clears entries in the error log FLASH Installed Displays the amount of FLASH memory installed in megabytes DRAM Installed Displays the amou...

Page 229: ...PI Ignored 2 Enable Disable Report Status Switch Out On 10 sec 1 60 sec Prime Signal Data Polarity 2 Standard Inverted Disable Enable Buffer Size in K 16 1 16 32 64 Auto Trickle Disable Enable Trickl...

Page 230: ...d and the PI signal is used data bit 8 of the data is reserved for use as the PI function and you cannot access characters in the hex 80 FF range Therefore to access characters in the hex 80 FF range...

Page 231: ...ld be less than the host time out value but not too much shorter or else the printer fills up its buffer too fast This function is not applicable for C T hotport The options are 1 4 1 2 1 2 4 8 and 16...

Page 232: ...must be set to match the response polarity of your host computer Standard factory default Does not invert the response signal Inverted Inverts the response signal sent to the host computer Busy on Str...

Page 233: ...rk Sense Data Protocol XON XOFF ETX ACK ACK NAK Series1 1 Char Series1 2 Char DTR 1 4 sec 1 2 sec 1 sec 2 sec 4 sec 8 sec 16 sec Off 10 sec 1 60 sec Request to Send On Line and BNF Off Line or BF On L...

Page 234: ...han 19200 and you experience data loss you may need to lower the baud rate or use RS 422 You also may need to increase the Buffer Size in K parameter to improve performance The factory default is 9600...

Page 235: ...controls the flow of communication from the host by turning the transmission on and off using response characters sent to the host If the number of valid bytes in the buffer reaches 75 percent of the...

Page 236: ...he host sends data during an unsafe condition data will be lost DTR is not available when RS 422 is selected Buffer Size in K This option configures the amount of memory allocated for the serial port...

Page 237: ...imeout This is the value used by the printer to time out from the current port and check the other selected Port Types for data to print When the printer has not received data from the host after a ce...

Page 238: ...Continuously asserts the RTS signal Poll Character This option is for the Series1 protocol Whenever the printer receives this character it sends a response to the host indicating the current state of...

Page 239: ...respond to an ENQ character by sending a status byte to the host The type of status byte is determined by a Front Panel Menu selection The selections allowed are ENQ STX and ENQ The ENQ is removed fr...

Page 240: ...control panel Offline Process Disable factory default When set to disable the printer does not process serial data while offline Enable When set to enable the printer continues to process but not pri...

Page 241: ...set the time that the printer when it has not received data from its host will begin to service all other host ports looking for data to print The range is from 5 to 60 seconds and the factory defaul...

Page 242: ...Buffer Size in K parameter from the default to 16 Kbytes to improve performance The factory default is 16 Timeout This item allows you to set the time that the printer when it has not received data f...

Page 243: ...ge is from 1 to 60 seconds and the factory default is 10 seconds Switch Out On Data Timeout factory default Allows Autoswitching when no data has been received for the selected Time Out period Session...

Page 244: ...placed online ETHERNET ADDRESS 1 from page 91 IP Address SEG1 000 0 255 Subnet Mask SEG3 000 0 255 IP Address SEG2 000 0 255 IP Address SEG3 000 0 255 IP Address SEG4 000 0 255 Subnet Mask SEG1 000 0...

Page 245: ...ess is assigned by Bootp ARP or DHCP it is dynamic and read only The factory defaults for the SEG1 through SEG4 are 000 000 000 and 000 NOTE The printer reboots when it is placed online MAC Address Th...

Page 246: ...to set the port number for IPDS print jobs The range is 1023 65535 ETHERNET PARAMS 1 from page 91 NetBIOS Protocol Enable Disable Offline Process Disable Enable ASCII Data Port 9100 1023 65535 2 IPDS...

Page 247: ...x Tells the 10 100Base T ethernet to communicate at 10 Megabits per second using full duplex 100 Half Duplex Tells the 10 100Base T ethernet to communicate at 100 Megabits per second using half duplex...

Page 248: ...Mask SEG2 000 0 255 Subnet Mask SEG3 000 0 255 Subnet Mask SEG4 000 0 255 Gateway Address SEG1 000 0 255 Gateway Address SEG2 000 0 255 Gateway Address SEG3 000 0 255 Gateway Address SEG4 000 0 255 M...

Page 249: ...nline Gateway Address This item allows you to set the Gateway Address for the TCP IP protocol in four three digit segments SEG1 through SEG4 If the Gateway Address is assigned by Bootp ARP or DHCP it...

Page 250: ...Enable WEP Key 1 Format Hexadecimal ASCII WEP Key 1 Width 128 Bits 40 Bits WEP Key 1 Byte1 NOTES Factory Default 1 This menu appears only if a Wireless Option is installed 2 You cannot change this va...

Page 251: ...3 BYTE2 WEP Key 3 BYTE3 WEP Key 3 BYTE4 WEP Key 3 BYTE5 NOTES Factory Default 4 This menu appears only if WEP Key 1 Width is set to 128 Bits WEP Key 3 4 BYTE6 WEP Key 3 4 BYTE8 WEP Key 3 4 BYTE9 WEP...

Page 252: ...on without an Access Point The two peers can be from different manufacturers SSID Name A 1 32 character case sensitive string that identifies the Extended Service Set Identification ESS_ID network the...

Page 253: ...lect when you want to use the Auxiliary antenna on the RF card 802 11b and 802 11 b g Preamble The length of the preamble in transmit packets Default the default The Wireless option automatically dete...

Page 254: ...ough WEP Key BYTE13 menus will not display The factory default is 128 bits WEP Key BYTE1 through BYTE13 These are the individual characters of the encryption key Default WEP Key This feature enables y...

Page 255: ...the WPA wireless security cipher setting Options include TKIP the default AES TKIP AES Disable WPA P Phs Allows you to set the individual bytes of the WPA passphrase Reset WPA P Phs Allows you to rese...

Page 256: ...43200 5 300 259200 5 Renew Life Units 2 Seconds Minutes Hours Days Renew Life SEC 3 0 6 0 604800 6 NOTES Factory Default 1 This menu displays only if a Symbol LA4121 RF card is installed 2 3 These tw...

Page 257: ...ions are Seconds and Minutes and the factory default is Seconds Clock Skew SEC Sets the maximum allowable amount of time in seconds SEC or minutes MIN as specified by the Clock Skew Units that Kerbero...

Page 258: ...le if you select Hours the Tckt Life SEC menu name will change to Tckt Life HR Renew Life Units Renew lifetime unit in Seconds Minutes Hours or Days The factory default is Seconds Renew Life SEC Sets...

Page 259: ...rd installed EAP Mode None default EAP authentication is disabled LEAP Selects Cisco LEAP authentication PEAP Selects PEAP authentication TTLS Selects TTLS authentication WLAN EAP 2 from page 92 Auth...

Page 260: ...f the EAP user name maximum number of characters is 32 Reset EAP User Resets the EAP user name to an empty string EAP Pswd 01 15 The first 15 characters of the EAP password maximum number of character...

Page 261: ...s menu is available only when you select Enable in the Battery Monitor submenu When the power cart charger is connected to an AC outlet the Time To Go will be 0 00 Hours This message updates approxima...

Page 262: ...bmenu Time To Go Alert This allows you to set the minimum Time to Go value for determining when a RECHARGE BATTERY warning occurs When the printer receives a status from the battery that is less than...

Page 263: ...ctory default is 9 5 Volts Low Volt Fault A Low Voltage Fault occurs when the printer receives a status from the battery that is 1 0 VDC less than the value of the Low Volt menu In addition to the BAT...

Page 264: ...e range is from 1023 to 65535 PNE Port Timeout If the PNE has not communicated to the printer within a timeout period the PNE session closes The factory default is 100 seconds The range is from 1 to 2...

Page 265: ...and the range is from the year 2000 to 2099 Month This option allows you to set the month The factory default is Jan and the range is from Jan to Dec Day This option allows you to set the day The fact...

Page 266: ...266 Chapter 3 DATE...

Page 267: ...downloading emulation and operating system software to the printer all other optional fonts customer supplied logos setup files feature files and TIFF files will be erased You will then need to reloa...

Page 268: ...with a DOS command This can take a long time Software loads much faster through the parallel port 7 Connect the data cable to the appropriate I O port of the printer 8 On the printer control panel pre...

Page 269: ...you need the IP Address of the printer and the flash memory must contain basic printer code If the flash memory was replaced or if a download was interrupted e g by a power outage you must load softw...

Page 270: ...llowing command filename exe n xxx xxx xxx xxx Enter where filename exe is the file name you noted in step 3 and xxx xxx xxx xxx is the IP address of the printer This command takes the file on the har...

Page 271: ...he on the LCD release the keys 7 Wait until you see PROGRAM DOWNLOAD on the LCD before proceeding This can take about a minute to appear depending on the emulations and interfaces installed in the pri...

Page 272: ...u made in step 3 on page 271 restore the printer configurations Downloading Software Through The USB Port Normally the host communicates with the printer s USB port with a Windows driver The Windows d...

Page 273: ...you must download software through the printer s parallel port using the three key initialization sequence covered in this section 1 Using Windows Explorer create a directory named download at the roo...

Page 274: ...he computer enter the following command filename exe pb2 Enter 12 When the software has successfully loaded into flash memory and the printer has reset itself set the printer power switch to O Off 13...

Page 275: ...the font under PRINTER CONTROL Delete File List and then select Optimize Reboot NOTE A will be added in front of the selected file name to indicate that the file has been deleted The deleted file name...

Page 276: ...le is created it can be copied to the appropriate I O port of the printer while the printer is online just like any other print file for example copy b filename ext lpt1 PTR_SETUP PTR_SETUP can be use...

Page 277: ...Reference Manual For Example CREATE FORM FONT NAME ARIAL TTF ALPHA 10 10 2 2 01234 STOP END EXECUTE FORM 1 The font can also be chosen and printed through LP using the TrueType Font Selection superset...

Page 278: ...278 Chapter 4 Select And Print Downloaded TrueType Fonts...

Page 279: ...s Auto Switching This feature gives the printer the ability to handle multiple data streams sequentially With Auto Switching the printer can service hosts attached to the serial parallel USB coax and...

Page 280: ...Signal Pin Signal Pin Signal Pin DATA LINE 1 Return 2 20 ACKNOWLEDGE Return 10 28 CHASSIS GROUND 17 DATA LINE 2 Return 3 21 ONLINE Return 13 28 GROUND 30 DATA LINE 3 Return 4 22 FAULT Return 32 29 Spa...

Page 281: ...nction code has been received and the printer is ready for the next data transfer Online A high true level from the printer to indicate the printer is ready for data transfer and the PAUSE key on the...

Page 282: ...bits equals one byte When a byte of data is sent to the printer the eight bits are sent over eight data lines Some devices cannot send data over their eight data lines To bypass this the IEEE 1284 pe...

Page 283: ...Data 3 5 Host Printer Data 4 6 Host Printer Data 5 7 Host Printer Data 6 8 Host Printer Data 7 9 Host Printer Data 8 MSB 10 Printer nAck PtrClk PtrClk 11 Printer Busy PtrBusy PtrBusy 12 Printer PError...

Page 284: ...rinter cannot receive data Data bits 4 and 8 in Nibble Mode Acknowledge Data Request nAcknowledge Reverse Driven by the printer Indicates the printer is in a fault condition Data bits 3 and 7 in Nibbl...

Page 285: ...tible with an RS 232 controller The input serial data transfer rate in baud is selectable from the printer s control panel Baud rates of 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 and 115200 are availa...

Page 286: ...r Detect DCD Status signal to the printer The ON condition is required for the printer to receive data Data Terminal Ready DTR Control signal from the printer Subject to configuration RS 422 NOTE The...

Page 287: ...be used to transfer binary data to the printer such as the data contained in a Program Download To do a Program Download through the USB Port perform the following steps 1 Make the printer sharable o...

Page 288: ...288 Chapter 5 RS 232 And Optional RS 422 Serial Interfaces...

Page 289: ...m the TEST PRINT key or the DIAGNOSTICS menu For more information see page 227 NOTE Before attempting to print test labels you must set up the printer for the type of media installed See the MEDIA CON...

Page 290: ...d transmits both forms simultaneously when the input buffer is full The printer can be used with either serial or parallel host interfaces Parallel interfaces are usually straightforward with no speci...

Page 291: ...en the host and the printer Interfacing The printer will not function properly with an incorrectly wired cable or the wrong interface cable installed If the cable is suspect contact InfoPrint Solution...

Page 292: ...ensity function accessed via the host or through the MEDIA CONTROL menu This causes more heat to be transferred into the media thereby generating a darker image Proper printhead pressure adjustment wi...

Page 293: ...rinthead cleaning pen Test again for vertical streaks 2 Remove the printhead see page 294 and examine it for contamination or damage such as scratches dents or other marks on the light brown area cont...

Page 294: ...Unplug the printer power cord from the printer or the AC power source 3 Remove the ribbon and media e g paper label or tag stock material Figure 7 Opening the Pivoting Deck CAUTION Oils from your han...

Page 295: ...inthead assembly You only need to pull the tabs a small amount to release the printhead assembly 7 Hold the printhead assembly by the printhead cover as it is released 8 Push the release tab down on t...

Page 296: ...o Operation 1 Inspect the light brown area of the printhead for smudges or fingerprints If necessary gently clean the light brown area with a soft lint free cloth or a cotton swab moistened with isopr...

Page 297: ...t or thermal transfer 4 Check that the printhead assembly is properly closed by pressing down on both sides of the pivoting deck Make sure the latches on each side of the pivoting deck are locked 5 Ve...

Page 298: ...ator is flashing 1 Check the LCD for a specific fault message Press the PAUSE key and if a fault message displays refer to the LCD Message Troubleshooting table on page 305 2 Check for an Out of Media...

Page 299: ...ine and print the Checkerboard diagnostic test pattern see page 227 If the pattern prints there is a communication problem between the host computer and the printer Media moves but no image prints in...

Page 300: ...is set for 7 data bits or vice versa Check the current setting by viewing it on the LCD and use the SERIAL PORT menu to adjust the settings if necessary 3 If the printer parallel interface is being u...

Page 301: ...a width installed See Printhead Pressure Block Adjustments on page 53 4 Make sure the printhead pressure dial is set properly for the media thickness installed 5 Skin oils can adhere to the surface of...

Page 302: ...ng sensed 6 Run Manual Calibrate See Running Manual Calibrate on page 66 Pivoting deck is difficult to close and lock when heavy tag stock media is installed 1 Set the printhead pressure adjustment di...

Page 303: ...een the bottom of a label and the top of the next label is at least 0 100 inch Use only labels and tag stock approved for this printer 3 Inspect for a jammed label Remove the jammed label 4 Check that...

Page 304: ...fault press the PAUSE key to clear the error message and status indicator and resume printing If the fault message reappears power off the printer and wait 15 seconds before powering on the printer a...

Page 305: ...different cable from a known good device 3 If the problem persists contact your authorized customer service representative 22 INVALID ADDR Yes Invalid Address poll time out on the twinax interface in...

Page 306: ...Installed Yes Normal power up message The printer is running its initialization routine and indicating DPI resolution of the installed printhead No action required Ambient light Validator failure Yes...

Page 307: ...be set by the user factory default 8 5 Volts This fault detection is only supported when the ICP Intelligent Control Panel option is connected to the printer serial port and Battery Monitor Enable in...

Page 308: ...ual CALIBRATION FAIL See Manual Yes Calibration values derived from Manual Calibrate were not acceptable Run Manual Calibrate again CANNOT CALIBRATE Disable Peel Off Yes Run Calibrate was attempted wi...

Page 309: ...assembly 3 Insure media thickness is within specification Wait a few minutes for the cutter circuit breaker to automatically reset Press PAUSE to clear the fault message and resume printing DEACTIVATI...

Page 310: ...ulation software 2 Cycle power Run the print job again If the message appears record the display message and send it to your next higher support facility E01A TYPE 0x40 See User Manual Yes An illegal...

Page 311: ...message and send it to your next higher support facility E03B DSI HASH S See User Manual Yes An illegal or unsupported instruction was attempted in the application program 1 Cycle Power Run the print...

Page 312: ...rd the display message and send it to your next higher support facility E03F DSI CXOWX See User Manual Yes An illegal or unsupported instruction was attempted in the application program 1 Cycle Power...

Page 313: ...message and send it to your next higher support facility E04B ISI DIRECT See User Manual Yes An illegal or unsupported instruction was attempted in the application program 1 Cycle Power Run the print...

Page 314: ...send it to your next higher support facility E08 FLOATINGPNT See User Manual Yes An illegal or unsupported instruction was attempted in the application program 1 Cycle Power Run the print job again I...

Page 315: ...If the problem persists contact your authorized customer service representative ERROR IPDS needs 300 DPI Head Yes The printer has detected a 203 DPI printhead installed with IPDS software downloaded...

Page 316: ...inter for 15 seconds then power back on If the problem persists contact your authorized customer service representative ERROR WRITING TO FLASH Yes No Hardware or software fault in flash memory Power o...

Page 317: ...ative FILE EXISTS Enable Overwrite Yes The printer operator tried to save a file using the name of an existing stored file Enter the PRINTER CONTROL menu and enable the Overwrite Files feature to over...

Page 318: ...set for Gap or Mark sensing but a gap notch or black mark is not being detected The lower media sensor is not positioned correctly When Advanced Gap or Advanced Notch is selected the upper media sens...

Page 319: ...communicating with the PCI card in PCI slot J12 This could indicate a bad PCI card poor connection or problem in the PCI bus Call your authorized service representative Half Speed Mode Yes The printh...

Page 320: ...T RAM Reboot Yes No Not enough RAM memory available for a printer function 1 Power off the printer for 15 seconds then power back on again 2 If the message reappears increase the Page Mem Adjust size...

Page 321: ...eck press the PAUSE key and continue printing 3 Open the pivoting deck and remove wrapped labels from the platen Clean all adhesive from the platen Reinstall labels close the deck press the PAUSE key...

Page 322: ...ailable for saving configurations which means that sometimes fewer than eight configurations can be saved If this message appears when saving a configuration it means the printer is out of memory Prev...

Page 323: ...ore powering on the printer 2 Install the cutter option or change to the correct Media Handling option in the QUICK SETUP menu 3 If the error persists contact your authorized customer service represen...

Page 324: ...media installation procedures on page 28 2 Verify the lower media sensor is properly positioned under the media If Advanced Gap or Advanced Notch is selected verify the upper media sensor is position...

Page 325: ...n the front control panel PLEASE WAIT Yes The printer is performing an operation that takes some time Wait until message clears POOR SCANNING Check Head Heat Yes Data validation failure The ratio betw...

Page 326: ...ol down for 5 minutes then press PAUSE Resume printing 2 If possible reduce print intensity 3 If problem persists contact your authorized service representative PRINT HEAD UP Close Print Head Yes Prin...

Page 327: ...Move the printer to a cooler area 3 If the problem persists contact your authorized customer service representative RBN TAKEUP FULL Remove Used Rbn Yes The ribbon takeup spool is full 1 Empty the take...

Page 328: ...r Tear Off Media Handling has been selected A label was removed but the Remove Label message remained The incorrect Media Handling mode was selected 1 Remove the label from the front of the printer to...

Page 329: ...n the CT emulation with a coax interface the ribbon has not moved for 10 minutes after PAUSE was pressed to clear a ribbon fault 1 Clean the printer 2 Power off wait 15 seconds then power back on agai...

Page 330: ...entative Speed Exceeds Validator Limit Yes The Print Speed or Slew Speed value is above 6 IPS as the power up default with the validator option installed or the user attempted to increase Print Speed...

Page 331: ...nected to the validator unit WAITING FOR PROGRAM DOWNLOAD Yes Normal message when the printer is powered up while holding down both the MENU key and the DOWN arrow key in preparation to download softw...

Page 332: ...332 Chapter 6 Restore The Printer To Operation...

Page 333: ...0 110 3 3 110 10 110 3 3 110 10 110 Max Print Speed ips 8 8 6 Max Slew Speed ips 8 8 6 Max Print Width in 4 1 104 1 mm 6 6 167 6 mm 8 5 215 9 mm Flash Memory MB Standard Maximum 16 16 16 DRAM MB Stand...

Page 334: ...mbly When set to Mark it senses a black mark on the underside of tag or label stock When set to Advanced Gap it detects die cut labels on liner media and notches and holes in tag stock When set to Adv...

Page 335: ...n Gap Hole Notch Height 0 10 in 2 54 mm 0 10 in 2 54 mm 0 10 in 2 54 mm K Min Refl Mark Height 0 10 in 2 54 mm 0 10 in 2 54 mm 0 10 in 2 54 mm I Min Refl Mark Width 0 5 in 12 7 mm 0 5 in 12 7 mm 0 5 i...

Page 336: ...oll Diameter 3 60 in 3 60 in 3 60 in Table 22 Indicators and Switches Indicator Lights ONLINE Job In Process Switches POWER Keys PAUSE JOB SELECT Decrement FEED Up TEST PRINT Increment Menu Cancel Dow...

Page 337: ...ia Length Range 1 00 to 99 in 25 4 to 2515 mm Table 25 Host Interface Characteristics 1 Serial RS 232 or RS 422 at 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 or 115200 baud 2 Parallel Centronics compat...

Page 338: ...Star Power Saver Mode 9 Watts 9 Watts 9 Watts 9 Watts 9 Watts 9 Watts Standby 40 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts 40 Watts 25 Print Density 130 Watts 130 Watts 195 Watts 160 Watts 195 Watts...

Page 339: ...of this menu facilitates optimal use of system memory NOTE The Page Mem Adjust value resets when the printer firmware is downloaded and or the printhead 203 DPI or 300 DPI is changed Table 29 Physical...

Page 340: ...340 Appendix A...

Page 341: ...at a later date Once installed the printer can be configured to automatically cut media after each or a specified number of labels is printed Media Cutter Tray This option is used exclusively with th...

Page 342: ...ireless Ethernet Interface Card 802 11b g wireless The wireless ethernet provides 802 11b connectivity The card provides wireless connectivity without expensive cabling and reconfigurations required f...

Page 343: ...ized service representative at a later date RFID The RFID option permits encoding of Class 1 Gen 2 RFID tags and is mounted inside the printer The printer may be ordered with RFID installed or it can...

Page 344: ...bands designated by IDA on non exclusive basis 3 The radiocommunication equipment shall not operate beyond maximum permissable output power designated by IDA to confine the propagation of radio signa...

Page 345: ...operated in compliance with the Telecommunications Act The low power radio frequency devices must be susceptible with the interference from legal communications or ISM radio wave radiated devices For...

Page 346: ...6 Appendix B Interface And RFID Options Notice for user in the European Union and EFTA countries for InfoPrint 5504 R40 with RFID feature The Declaration of Conformity for the 5504 R40 with RFID featu...

Page 347: ...1999 5 EG Bij deze verklaart Printronix dat deze InfoPrint Solutions Company 5504 R40 voldoet aan de essenti le eisen en aan de overige relevante bepalingen van Richtlijn 1999 5 EC Estonian K esolevag...

Page 348: ...5 EC Italian Con la presente Printronix dichiara che questo InfoPrint Solutions Company 5504 R40 conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed alle altre disposizioni pertinenti stabilite dalla direttiva 1999...

Page 349: ...Solutions Company 5504 R40 v skladu z bistvenimi zahtevami in z drugimi ustreznimi dolo ili Direktive 1999 5 EC Spanish Por medio de la presente Printronix declara que el InfoPrint Solutions Company...

Page 350: ...350 Appendix B Interface And RFID Options The Declaration of Conformity for the Compact flash Radio Card 802 11bg LA 5127 Model LA 5127C1 This device is intended for indoor use...

Page 351: ...489 17 V1 2 1 IT Emissions EN55022 2006 Class B IT Immunity EN55024 1998 A1 2001 A2 2003 Medical Electrical Equipment IEC 60601 1 2 2001 A1 2004 EN 60601 1 2 2001 A1 2006 Radio Frequency Devices 47CFR...

Page 352: ...palingen van richtlijn 1999 5 EG Bij deze verklaart Symbol Technologies Inc dat deze Compact flash Radio Card 802 11bg LA 5127 Model LA 5127C1 LA 5127C2 voldoet aan de essenti le eisen en aan de overi...

Page 353: ...r her med yfir a thessi bunadur Compact flash Radio Card 802 11bg LA 5127 Model LA 5127C1 LA 5127C2 uppfyllir allar grunnkrofur sem gerdar eru i R TTE tilskipun ESB nr 1999 5 EC Italian Con la present...

Page 354: ...ologies Inc t mto vyhlasuje e tento Compact flash Radio Card 802 11bg LA 5127 Model LA 5127C1 LA 5127C2 vyhovuje technick m po iadavk m a al m ustanoveniam smernice 1999 5 ES ktor sa na tento v robok...

Page 355: ...ks When used with the proper polyester media meets UL CSA regulatory requirements Accessories Field installable accessories available for your thermal printer are listed below Contact your authorized...

Page 356: ...356 Appendix B Ordering Supplies And Accessories InfoPrint 6700 Series Thermal Printer 10 100 Ethernet Interface User s Manual InfoPrint 6700 Series Thermal Printer Management Utility Manual...

Page 357: ...11 0B 43 2B K 75 4B k 107 6B FF 12 0C 44 2C L 76 4C l 108 6C CR 13 0D 45 2D M 77 4D m 109 6D SO 14 0E 46 2E N 78 4E n 110 6E SI 15 0F 47 2F O 79 4F o 111 6F DLE 16 10 0 48 30 P 80 50 p 112 70 DC1 17 1...

Page 358: ...Appendix C NOTE For the hardware handshake XON XOFF commands XON Ctrl Q DC1 XOFF Ctrl S DC3 RS 30 1E 62 3E 94 5E 126 7E US 31 1F 63 3F _ 95 5F 127 7F Char Dec Hex Char Dec Hex Char Dec Hex Char Dec H...

Page 359: ...pulling it upward then forward 3 Using the appropriate metric hex key remove the two screws attaching the peel tear assembly to the lower support assembly NOTE Keep the two screws you have removed yo...

Page 360: ...y from the cutter blades 3 Place the cutter assembly in position 4 Install the two screws using the appropriate metric hex key 5 Place the cutter assembly into the up closed position NOTE The printer...

Page 361: ...the key by pressing and at the same time then press PAUSE to put the printer back online 12 If the bar code validator is installed adjust the validator beam See the Online Data Validator User s Manual...

Page 362: ...362 Appendix D Removing The Media Cutter...

Page 363: ...ts in the cutter tray base 2 Push the flanges into the slots then push the cutter tray bin downward to secure it 3 Attach the cutter tray bin in a position so that the labels will not interfere with c...

Page 364: ...ure 2 Placing the Media Tray Cutter in Position 1 Position the output area of the printer adjacent to the edge of the supporting table or stand 2 Open the media cover and slide the lip of the media cu...

Page 365: ...365 Figure 3 Installing the Media Cutter Tray 3 Rotate the media cutter tray into position with the tray resting against the table 4 Close the media cover 183427a Cutter Tray...

Page 366: ...366 Appendix E Installing The Media Cutter Tray...

Page 367: ...ny products product features programs or services do not imply that InfoPrint Solutions Company intends to make such products product features programs or services available in all countries in which...

Page 368: ...was determined in a controlled environment Therefore the results obtained in other operating environments may vary significantly Some measurements may have been made on development level systems and...

Page 369: ...ment WEEE The Directive determines the framework for the return and recycling of used appliances as applicable throughout the European Union This label is applied to various products to indicate that...

Page 370: ...t disposal offerings can also be obtained by calling 1 888 776 0924 Trademarks These terms are trademarks or registered trademarks of Ricoh Co Ltd in the United States other countries or both InfoPrin...

Page 371: ...receiver is connected Consult an InfoPrint Solutions Company authorized dealer or service representative for help InfoPrint Solutions Company is not responsible for any radio or television interferen...

Page 372: ...s with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conform la norme NMB 003 du Canada German Conformity Statement Zulassungsbescheinigung laut dem Deutschen Gesetz ber die elektromagne...

Page 373: ...unications As temporarily permitted by regulation it has not been tested for compliance with the limits for Class A computing devices pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules which are designed t...

Page 374: ...do so you must give the other party a copy of these terms and provide all user documentation to that party When you do so you must destroy any copies of Software not resident in the printer Your lice...

Page 375: ...NFORMED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES THIS LIMITATION OF LIABILITY SHALL NOT APPLY TO LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY RESULTING FROM SUCH PARTY S NEGLIGENCE TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE LAW PR...

Page 376: ...ic License This exception does not invalidate any other reasons why work based on this file might be covered by the GNU General Public License Alternative licenses for eCos may be arranged by contacti...

Page 377: ...this Agreement Termination of License Agreement This License shall continue until terminated This license may be terminated by agreement between you and Printronix Inc or by Printronix Inc If you fail...

Page 378: ...378 Communication statements...

Page 379: ...ration Refers to the operating properties that define how the printer responds to signals and commands received from the host computer at the printer interface These properties are called configuratio...

Page 380: ...ad to the media to create an image The thermal printhead selectively heats small rectangular elements which make direct contact with the coated media DRAM Dynamic Random Access Memory Can be read from...

Page 381: ...d the liner discarded or recycled Label Taken Sensor A sensor located at the front of the printer to detect the presence of a label extended out the front of the printer The sensor is used only during...

Page 382: ...a channel used for receiving data from or transmitting data to one or more external devices Protocol The rules and conventions that govern communication between a printer and a host computer A protoco...

Page 383: ...Media Media specifically designed to work with a ribbon for image transfer In Thermal Transfer mode compatibility between the ribbon and the media is critical in producing a high quality long lasting...

Page 384: ...384 Appendix...

Page 385: ...183 Alarm option 142 Alarm printer 304 Alt Char Set option 183 Alt Set 80 9F option Coax Twinax TN3270 TN5250 184 Alt Set 80 9F option P Series Serial Matrix Epson FX 183 Ambient light Validator failu...

Page 386: ...RS 232 interface 285 RS 422 interface 285 serial 285 Cal in Peel Mode option 133 CALIBRATE CTRL menu 127 submenus 128 Calibrating media sensors 60 CALIBRATION Warning fault message 308 Calibration wa...

Page 387: ...Copy Count option 194 CR at MPP 1 option 194 CR Edit option 194 CR EM NL option 195 Create And Send Download File Online PGL Only 276 CTHI 342 CTHI Emulation option 139 Current Draw option 262 Cut me...

Page 388: ...312 E03F DSI CXOWX message 312 E03G DSI ECXIWX message 312 E03H DSI ECXOWX message 313 E04A ISI NO TRA message 313 E04B ISI DIRECT message 313 E04C ISI PROTEC message 313 E06 NOT ALIGNED message 314...

Page 389: ...REQUEST 305 08 HOLD PRINT TIMEOUT 305 15 COMM CHECK 305 203 DPI 306 22 INVALID ADDR 305 27 CU TIMED OUT 305 28 CU NOT ENAB 305 300 DPI 306 33 HEAD OPEN Timeout 306 40V POWER FAIL 306 Ambient light Va...

Page 390: ...POOR SCANNING Check media 325 POOR SCANNING Inspect head 325 POWER SAVER MODE 326 PRINT HEAD COLD See Manual 326 PRINT HEAD HOT 326 PRINT HEAD UP Close Print Head 326 PRINTER HOT 326 PRINTER UNDER RE...

Page 391: ...th in option 200 Forms Length mm option 200 FPGA FILE NOT FOUND fault message 318 FRAMING ERROR fault message 318 Framing Errors option 240 G Gap 59 Gap Length option 133 GAP NOT DETECTED See Manual f...

Page 392: ...9 Centronics parallel 280 Dataproducts Long Lines 280 IEEE 1284 282 Interfacing 291 Internal rewinder 14 43 47 341 Internat Mode option 253 Intervention Req option 207 IP Address option 244 249 IPDS D...

Page 393: ...12 Mark 59 Max Cache Memory option 146 Max Cached Char option 147 Max Font Buffer option 146 Max PI 16 option 209 Max Print Width option 209 Media 16 fanfold 36 general information 334 loading 28 rol...

Page 394: ...s 27 Operation Mode option 252 Optimize Reboot option 145 Optimized Ratio option 210 OPTION NOT INSTALLED fault message 323 Optional features 14 Optional host interfaces 279 Options dual Ethernet 342...

Page 395: ...3 Power on IGP PGL option 212 Power On Reset option 241 POWER SAVER MODE fault message 326 Power Saver Time option 142 Power source and grounding 338 Power switch 23 Powering on the printer 27 Power o...

Page 396: ...28 Ptr On Time option 228 PTR_SETUP 276 Ptx Setup Parse option 146 Ptx Setup SFCC option 142 Pwr Save Control option 142 PWR SUPPLY HOT fault message 327 Pwr Up Action option 131 Q QUICK SETUP menu 94...

Page 397: ...286 Request To Send RTS 286 Transmitted Data TD 286 RS 422 option 343 RS 422 serial interface received data RD 286 transmitted data TD 286 Running auto calibrate 60 Running manual calibrate 66 Running...

Page 398: ...Standard features 13 Standard host interfaces 279 Standard Sets option 219 Status and Display Indicators matrix 24 Status indicators 24 Status Port Numb option 264 Stop Bits option 234 Subnet Mask op...

Page 399: ...C Descenders option PGL 222 UPC Descenders option VGL 222 Upr Case Select option 222 USB 287 USB PORT 242 USB Port downloading software 272 Use Label Length option 134 User Def Ratio option 223 User D...

Page 400: ...t EAP Pswd 260 Reset EAP User 260 WLAN PARAMS menu 250 submenus 252 Word Length option 234 WPA Cipher option 255 WPA Mode option 254 WPA P Phs option 255 X XON XOFF 235 xxx Diagnostics option 101 141...

Page 401: ......

Page 402: ...Printed in U S A G550 1271 01 07G550127101...

Reviews:

No comments

Related manuals for 5504-R40

imageCLASS Mf6160dw

Brand: Canon Pages: 64

imageCLASS MF6500 Series

Brand: Canon Pages: 132

imageCLASS MF5550

Brand: Canon Pages: 120

imageCLASS MF5630

Brand: Canon Pages: 85

imageCLASS MF5550

Brand: Canon Pages: 136

IMAGECLASS MF7400

Brand: Canon Pages: 40

imageCLASS MF5850dn

Brand: Canon Pages: 34

imageCLASS MF6500 Series

Brand: Canon Pages: 16

imageCLASS MF6540

Brand: Canon Pages: 82

imageCLASS MF5550

Brand: Canon Pages: 99

imageCLASS MF5630

Brand: Canon Pages: 24

imageCLASS MF5770

Brand: Canon Pages: 2

imagePRESS C7000VP Series

Brand: Canon Pages: 48

imageClass MF5650

Brand: Canon Pages: 40

imageCLASS MF5770

Brand: Canon Pages: 8

imageCLASS MF4880dw

Brand: Canon Pages: 36

imageCLASS MF4890dw

Brand: Canon Pages: 116

ImageCLASS MF4690

Brand: Canon Pages: 387

Brands by name

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Popular brands

Load more brands