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Aug 2017
Linx 10 Operating Manual —
Printer user interface
Linx 10
• Message Settings—touch this button to view and change the message settings for the selected
message. You can change the orientation of the message, the Print Width and Print Delay. See
‘Line and message settings’ on page 38 for more information about message settings.
• Message Print Count—shows you the number of prints done with the current selected message.
7. Printer consumables status panel
This panel shows information about printer ink and solvent levels. Touch the panel to display the
Consumables History screen where you can find more information about printer consumables,
including the printer service module. See ‘Consumables History’ on page 85 for more information.
8. Zoom buttons
Touch the Home screen within the message preview area to display the zoom buttons. These buttons
allow you to increase or decrease the size of the previewed message. The buttons are displayed for a
period of 10 seconds before they are dismissed, unless any screen activity is detected.
9. Print control buttons
You use these buttons to start and stop the jet, start printing, and pause and continue printing. The
options after printer startup are shown in Figure 4.
10. Power Off button
This button allows you to safely power down the printer. See ‘Shut down and turn off the printer’ on
page 17 for more information.
2.2.2 Main Menu screen
From the Main Menu screen you can access screens that allow you to do the following tasks.
Action Jet state Print control buttons available
Turn on the printer Idle Start Printing
Touch the Start Printing button
Jet Starting Stop Jet
Jet Running Stop Jet
Printing Pause Printing and Stop Jet
Touch the Pause Printing button Jet Running Start Printing and Stop Jet
Touch the Start Printing button Printing Pause Printing and Stop Jet
Touch the Stop Jet button
Jet Stopping None
Idle Start Printing
Fault Fault None
Figure 4. Jet state and print control buttons
Option Description
Printer Setup Access the printer settings options. For example, you can set the
printer language and keyboard, set the date or time, and create and
manage users. See ‘Change the printer setup’ on page 26 for more
information.
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