SATO LP 100R - End-User License Agreement

LP 100R Laser Printer Operator's Guide Chapter 3: Printer Operation
Rev: 1 Page 3-3 April, 2014
of 32 pages
End-User License Agreement
Prior to using the printer for the first time, you must respond to an End-User
License Agreement (EULA) that relates to the legal usage of the software loaded
on the printer’s controller.
On initial boot-up, the controller displays the End-User License Agreement screen
on the TDU before the printer is activated:
Figure 3-1. End-User License Agreement screen.
There are 3 options on this screen:
 Accept the EULA (Enter button)
 Print the EULA (Home button)
 Do not accept the EULA (Back button)
A representative of the end user must respond to one of the 3 options. The result
depends on the option chosen.
 If the user accepts the EULA (by pressing the Enter button), the printer
continues through the boot cycle and brings the printer to the Online Idle state
(see page 3-4). A note of the acceptance of the EULA appears in the Error Log
as well as in the Controller Log to prevent the acceptance screen from being
displayed again. This acceptance may be reviewed or printed at a later date.
Additionally, a copy of the EULA appears in Appendix I of this manual.
 If the user prints the EULA (by pressing the Home button), the printer prints
the EULA on 8½” x 11” paper. The printer must be loaded with appropriate
paper prior to selecting Print. On completion of the EULA printout, the TDU
screen returns to the acceptance screen, once again displaying the options
listed above.
 If the user does not accept the EULA (by pressing the Back button), the
printer powers down. The next time the printer is powered up, the EULA
screen appears again. The system will not permit you to continue until the
EULA is accepted.
The EULA screen also appears whenever the controller version is changed, either
by a full install or an upgrade. In all cases, the acceptance appears in the Error
Log and the Controller Log for future reference. Whenever the EULA is presented,
you must respond to the prompts.
Accept the
EULA
Print the
EULA
Do not
accept the
EULA