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General| Print Technology | Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Max Print Width | 4.09 inches (104 mm) |
| Resolution | 203 dpi |
| Connectivity | USB, Serial, Ethernet, Bluetooth |
| Media Type | Continuous, Tag stock |
| Memory | 256 KB RAM |
| Max Print Speed | 6 inches per second (152 mm per second) |
Welcomes the user and introduces the printer, highlighting its productivity and efficiency.
Lists the items included in the printer package, such as the printer, power supply, and documentation.
Provides instructions for inspecting the printer for any possible shipping damage.
Outlines the procedure for reporting shipping damage to the shipping company and reseller.
Details on how to connect and use the DC power supply for the printer.
Illustrates and labels the main external and internal components of the printer.
Instructions on how to load various types of media, including rolls and fanfold.
Describes the tear-off operation mode for dispensing labels one by one.
Details the procedure for using the peel-off media dispensing mode, where backing is removed.
Instructions for using the printer with the optional cutter for automatic label cutting.
Instructions for loading fanfold media from the outside of the printer.
Explains the automatic media calibration process performed on printer startup or after errors.
Overview of printer's power switch, feed button, and status LED for operation and setup.
Procedure to print a configuration label to verify printer functionality before connecting.
Guidance on connecting the printer to a computer via serial or parallel interfaces.
Specifies requirements for connecting via the RS-232 serial port, including cable types.
Specifies requirements for connecting via the IEEE 1284-compliant parallel port.
Guidelines for using shielded cables for serial and parallel connections to minimize noise.
Methods for establishing communication between the printer and host computer.
Details on serial communication setup, autobaud synchronization, and ^SC command.
Information on setting up communication via the parallel port, typically requiring no setup.
Reference for creating labels using the Zebra Programming Language II (ZPL II).
How to calibrate and adjust the printer's print width based on media changes.
Methods for adjusting the print darkness level using feed button sequences or ZPL II commands.
How print speed affects quality and how to adjust it using ZPL II commands.
Guide to interpreting status LED codes for troubleshooting printer issues.
Common issues affecting print quality, such as no print or poor image, and their solutions.
Steps for performing manual calibration when auto-calibration fails or for specific media.
Procedures for printing configuration labels and recalibrating the printer.
How to print the printer's current configuration settings for diagnostic purposes.
Steps to recalibrate the printer if it exhibits unusual symptoms like skipping labels.
Procedure to restore printer settings to factory defaults to resolve issues.
How to test data transfer between the printer and computer using diagnostics mode.
Explains different functions triggered by holding the feed button during power on or off.
Procedures for cleaning the printhead, platen roller, peel bar, tear bar, cutter, and exterior.
Warning against using any lubricating agents on the printer as they can cause damage.
A detailed list of printer components with their corresponding part numbers for ordering.
Step-by-step guide to safely remove the printer's printhead assembly.
Step-by-step guide to safely install a new printer printhead assembly.
Technical details regarding print density, speed, width, and length.
Specifications for label and tag media compatibility, dimensions, and requirements.
Lists available fonts and supported 1D and 2D barcode symbologies.
Details physical size, weight, operating ranges, and electrical requirements.
Lists the safety and regulatory standards the printer complies with.
Lists available optional accessories and memory upgrades for the printer.
How to connect the printer to DTE devices like PCs using a null modem cable.
How to connect the printer to DCE devices like modems using a straight-through cable.
Pinout details for the parallel interface connector, including pin functions.
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