Printer Setup
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6.
When asked to print a test label, touch the check mark.
A test label similar to this one prints. If your labels are smaller than the image, only a portion of the test
label will print.
7. Examine the position of the label over the tear bar. If necessary, shift the position of the media over the
tear-off bar after printing.
• If the space between labels falls on the tear bar, continue with the next step.
• If the space between labels does not fall directly on the tear bar, shift the position of the media over
the tear bar after printing. Lower numbers move the media into the printer by the specified number
of dots (the tear line moves closer to the edge of the label just printed). Higher numbers move the
media out of the printer (the tear line moves closer to the leading edge of the next label).
8. Examine the quality of the image on the test label. Is the quality of the barcode and text on the test label
acceptable? See Judging Barcode Quality on page 110 for assistance.
• If yes, touch the check mark, and then continue with step 13.
• If no, adjust the print quality manually by changing darkness and speed settings through the printer’s
menu system, or continue with this procedure to run the Print Quality Assistance wizard.
Print Quality Assistance Wizard
9. Touch Print Quality Assistance.
The printer prompts for the number of test labels to print. The more labels you choose to print, the more
choices that you will have available to decide on label quality. In general, if your test label from the
previous wizard was acceptable, a lower number of test labels in this step will probably suffice.
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