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Power On Mode
With the printer power on and top cover closed, press and hold the Feed button for several seconds.
The green light status LED will flash a number of times in sequence. The explanation at the right
(Action) shows what happens when you release the key after the start specific number of flashes and
before the next flash sequence starts.
Flash
Sequence
Action
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Conguration Status - Prints a detailed printer conguration status label. The label can be
used to verify printing, assist printer to computer communication conguration, maintenance,
troubleshooting, and help us with customer care communications.
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Standard Media Calibration - The printer detects and sets media type and media length, and it
adjusts the media sensors for optimal performance with the installed media. The printer will feed one
to four labels.
Note: Users familiar with the Zebra EPL desktop printer use this Feed mode to replace power-
up AutoSensing calibration�
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Serial Port Conguration - Applies only to printers with serial interface ports�
To reset the communication parameters. Press and release the Feed buon while the LED rapidly
ashes amber and green.
For autobaud synchronization: Send the ^XA^XZ command sequence to the printer while the LED
rapidly ashes amber and green. When the printer and host are synchronized, the LED changes to
solid green. NOTE: No labels will print during the autobaud synchronization.
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Factory Defaults - Resets the printer to the default factory seings and modes. See the conguration
label for a list of the primary seings aected by this Feed Mode option. Other seings are exclusively
set, viewed and controlled by programming are also reset. The printer then performs a standard
media calibration.
Once the printer has entered the Factory Default mode, the status light will turn amber for three (3)
seconds. During that time you may do two things: Do nothing and the printer will reset the factory
defaults automatically as described above OR press and hold the Feed buon to enter a factory default
reset modes for printers with a network printer option. Releasing the buon after the rst ash resets
the network factory options only. Releasing the buon after the second ash sequence (two ashes)
will reset the printer defaults only. Releasing the buon after the third ash (three ashes) will reset
both the printer and network seings.
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Print Width Adjustment - Prints a succession boxes starting at the minimum print width and ending
in the printer’s maximum print width in 4mm increments. Press the Feed buon once when the
printer has reached the desired maximum print width. Not that the printer driver and applications
can override this seing.
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Print Darkness (Density) Adjustment - Prints a succession of bar code simulation paerns starting
at the minimum darkness (print density/heat) and ending in the printer’s maximum darkness in
increments of four (4) using the ZPL darkness seing range values. Press the Feed buon once the
paern is clear and legible. Do not continue to increase the darkness seing. Bar code line widths
may become distorted reducing readability. Note that the printer driver and applications can override
this seing.
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Manual Media Calibration - The printer runs extensive tests to detect and set media type and media
length, and then it adjusts the media sensors for optimal performance with the installed media.
Manual calibration is recommended whenever you are using pre-printed media, print on the liner or if
the printer will not correctly auto calibrate. A graphical prole of the media sensing will print.
If the feed buon remains pressed after a 8-ash sequence, the printer exits the conguration mode when the Feed buon
is released�
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