Wavecom TnP-500X - Self-Test

Wavecom Instruments Fully Integrated Test N Print Unit - User Manual
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Gap/Black Mark Sensor Calibration
Gap/black mark sensor sensitivity should be calibrated at the following conditions:
1. A brand new printer
2. Change label stock.
3. Printer initialization.
Please follow the steps below to calibrate the gap/black mark sensor.
1. Turn off the power switch.
2. Hold on the button then turn on the power switch.
3. Release the button when LED becomes red and blinking. (Any red will do during the 5 links).
 It will calibrate the gap/black mark sensor sensitivity.
 The LED color will be changed as following order：
Amber  red (5 blinks)  amber (5 blinks)  green (5 blinks)  green/amber (5 blinks)  red/amber (5
blinks)  solid green
Note: 1. Sensor calibration can be done by the power on utility.
2. Please select gap or black mark sensor type prior to calibrate the sensor.
Gap/Black Mark Calibration, Self-test and Dump Mode
While calibrate the gap/black mark sensor, printer will measure the label length, print the internal configuration (self-test)
on label and then enter the dump mode. To calibrate gap or black mark sensor depends on the sensor setting in the last print
job.
Please follow the steps below to calibrate the sensor.
1. Turn off the power switch.
2. Hold on the button then turn on the power switch.
3. Release the button when LED becomes amber and blinking. (Any amber will do during the 5 blinks)
 The LED color will be changed as following order.
 Amber  red (5 blinks)  amber (5 blinks)  green (5 blinks)  green/amber (5 blinks)  red/amber (5 blinks)
 solid green
4. It calibrates the sensor and measures the label length and prints internal settings then enter the dump mode.
Note: 1. Sensor calibration can be done by power on utility.
2. Please select gap or black mark sensor type prior to calibrate the sensor.
Self-test
Printer will print the printer configuration after gap/black mark sensor calibration. Self-test printout can be used to check
if there is any dot damage on the heater element, printer configurations and available memory space.