User Manual

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Print Operations
Print Operations
This section provides general information on media and print handling, font and language support, and the
setup of less common printer configurations.
Thermal PrintingBasic Setting and Operations
Extra care should be taken to avoid touching the printhead which gets hot and is sensitive to electrostatic
discharges.
CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead becomes hot while printing. To protect from
damaging the printhead and risk of personal injury, avoid touching the printhead. Only use the
cleaning pen to perform printhead maintenance.
CAUTION—ESD: The discharge of electrostatic energy that accumulates on the surface of
the human body or other surfaces can damage or destroy the printhead and other electronic
components used in this device. You must observe static-safe procedures when working with the
printhead or the electronic components under the top cover.
Determining the Printer’s Configuration Settings
Use the printer's Configuration Report to verify option installation, media handling, and print settings.
The printer provides a configuration report of the settings and hardware configuration. Operational status
(darkness, speed, media type, etc.), installed printer options (network, interface settings, cutter, etc.) and
printer description information (serial number, model name, firmware version, etc.) are all included in the
configuration report.
See Also
Test Printing with the Configuration Report to print this label
ZPL Configuration
Sending Files to the Printer
Use a wide variety of Zebra methods to transfer files for printing and updates for the printer.
Send graphics, fonts, and programming files to the printer from the Microsoft Windows operating
systems using the Link-OS Profile Manager, Zebra Setup Utilities (and driver), ZebraNet Bridge, or Zebra
ZDownloader found on the Zebra Web site: zebra.com/software.
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