3.4 Label Calibration and Self Test
Model & Version
USB ID setting
Serial port setting
MAC address of Ethernet port
IP address of Ethernet port
Gateway setting
Netmask setting
PORT State (L=LPT, S=Serial, E=Ethernet, U=USB)
PORT State (1=On, 0=Off)
Number of forms
Number of graphics
Number of fonts
Number of Asian fonts
Number of Databases
Number of Scalable fonts
Free memory size
Speed, Density, Ref. Point, Print direction
Label width, Form length, Stop position
Cutter, Label Dispenser, Mode
Sensor Setting
Code Page
H-427+ V1.R91
USB S/N:12345678
Serial port:96,N,8,1
MAC Addr:xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx
IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Gateway xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Sub-Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
PORT State L S E U
1 1 1 1
##################################
0000 FORM(S) IN MEMORY
0000 GRAPHIC(S) IN MEMORY
000 FONT(S) IN MEMORY
000 ASIAN FONT(S) IN MEMORY
000 DATABASE(S) IN MEMORY
000 TTF(S) IN MEMORY
4073 KB FREE MEMORY
^S4 ^H8 ^R000 ~R200
^W102 ^Q100,3 ^E18
Option:^D0 ^O0 ^AD
Ref. :1.96 2.84 2.49[0.88_23]
Code Page:850
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Self Test
The Self Test function lets you check whether the printer is functioning normally.
Follow these steps to run the Label Calibration and Self Test.
1. Check that the label stock is loaded correctly.
2. Turn off the printer and press the FEED key.
3. Turn the printer on, keeping the FEED button pressed. When the LED starts to flash red,
release the FEED button. The printer will now perform a Label Calibration.
4. Once the Label Calibration is complete, the printer will print a Self Test label.
The contents of a sample Self-Test printout can be seen below.
Label Calibration
The printer can automatically detect and store label height.
That means the host computer does not need to transmit the label height to the printer.
3 Printer Settings and Control
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