User manual

Summary of Firmware Release

V68.16.3Z

03/24/2014 P1040502-017

Saving the 2-Key Report to a File

This feature is intended to facilitate interactions between the user and Zebra technical support.

Often a copy of the 2-key (configuration) report is required to debug a problem. Prior to this

feature the 2-key needed to be printed and scanned. With this feature the report can now be

saved to a text file on the printer’s flash memory, copied to a local PC using the Zebra Setup

Utility (ZSU), and then emailed. To generate the report send the following command to the

printer using the “Open Communication With Printer” menu in the ZSU:

To retrieve the file send the following command:

This will display the results in the receive window. On the File menu of the ZSU, select Export

Received Data, and save to a file on your PC.

Using Anonymous FTP Login from a Microsoft Windows Platform

A new SGD parameter (ip.ftp.request_password) has been added to control whether the

password was requested by the ftp client. In order to make the QLn behave the same way as

the legacy QL Plus family did when sending an ftp –A command from a Microsoft Windows

platform, first send the following command to the printer:

Note that the default behavior for QLn is similar to Zebra desktop and tabletop printers (i.e.,

the default value for the above SGD is “no”).

V68.16.3Z

Release Date: 6 September 2011

Enhancements

• 802.11: Added wlan.roam.interval parameter, reduces roaming

• 802.11: Improved roaming algorithm

Issues Corrected

• HW: Incorrect media width sensor operation

• HW: Enable charging circuit on power up

• COMM: Serial and USB port lockup after 1020 labels on QLn220 only

• CPCL: QLn responding incorrectly in CPCL synchronous mode

• CPCL: After media load PRESENT-AT is not performed

! U1 do "device.save _ 2key" "now"

! U1 do "file.type" "2key.txt"

! U1 setvar "ip.ftp.request_password" "yes"