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General| Resolution | 203 dpi |
|---|---|
| Max Print Width | 4.1 inches |
| Max Print Speed | 6 inches per second |
| Print Method | Direct Thermal; Thermal Transfer |
| Connectivity | RS-232, USB, Parallel |
| Optional Connectivity | Ethernet, Wireless |
| Media Handling | Fan-fold |
| Media Type | Roll-fed or fanfold labels, tags, and tickets |
| Media Width | 1.0 to 4.65 inches |
| Memory | 8 MB Flash |
| Operating Temperature | +5°C to +40°C (+41°F to +104°F) |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz |
Crucial safety instructions and warnings for operating the printer.
Details on obtaining warranty, web, and telephone support.
Identifies the intended audience and prerequisites for reading the manual.
Overview of the PD41 and PD42 commercial printers and their features.
Identifies key physical components of the PD41 and PD42 printers.
Instructions for choosing the printer's command language (e.g., Fingerprint, IPL).
Details the PD41 and PD42 front panel controls, including buttons, LEDs, and screen.
Explains the different operational states the printer can enter.
Guides on how to load media for manual tearing off labels.
Guides on how to load media for self-adhesive labels separated after printing.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a thermal transfer ribbon.
Procedure to print test labels for verifying printer functionality.
Information on using software to design and print labels.
Details connecting the printer to a computer via USB, Serial, or IEEE 1284 ports.
Guides on setting up Ethernet and wireless (802.11) network connections.
Instructions for connecting USB devices like scanners, keyboards, and storage.
Overview of methods to configure printer settings via screen, web, software, or commands.
Detailed settings for network type, IP, wireless, and security.
Procedures for updating firmware and adding fonts/graphics.
Steps to diagnose and resolve common printer operational and communication problems.
Guidance on adjusting printhead, ribbon, and media sensors for optimal print quality.
Best practices for cleaning and general upkeep of the printer.
Detailed technical specifications of the printer's physical, power, and environmental aspects.
Information on the printer's performance capabilities regarding speed and print quality.
Technical details of the printer's available communication interfaces (Serial, USB, Ethernet, Parallel).
Guidelines and measurements for compatible media types and their dimensions.
Overview of optional accessories available for the printer.
Lists default settings for IPL, COM, Network, and Test/Service parameters.
Details the default configuration parameters for the Fingerprint command language.
Details the default configuration parameters for the ESim command language.
Visual diagrams and descriptions of the Fingerprint setup menu structure and options.
Visual diagrams and descriptions of the IPL setup menu structure and options.
Visual diagrams and descriptions of the ESim setup menu structure and options.
Explains the printer's file system structure and its directories.
Guides on how to modify the printer's web interface appearance using HTML.
Information on creating and using web style guide files for printer web page customization.
Details the syntax rules for encoding variable values used in web style guides.
Discusses memory limitations and file naming conventions for web style guides.
Step-by-step instructions for creating web style guide files for printer customization.
