Zebra ZT610, ZT620 User Guide

ZT610/ZT620

Industrial Printer with Optional Color Touch Display

User Guide

P1100103-02EN

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Publication Date

November 20, 2019

Declaration of Conformity .................................................................................................................... 6

Compliance Information ................................................................................................. 7

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement

(for printers with RFID encoders) ............................................................................ 7

Canadian DOC Compliance Statement ................................................................... 7

Printer Setup ........................................................................................................................................ 8

Select a Location for the Printer ...................................................................................... 9

Order Supplies and Accessories ................................................................................... 10

Media ..................................................................................................................... 10

Ribbon ................................................................................................................... 10

Inspect the Contents of the Box .................................................................................... 11

Install Label Software .................................................................................................... 12

Install Printer Drivers and Connect the Printer to Your Devices ................................... 12

Connect to a Computer ......................................................................................... 12

Connect to a Phone or Tablet ................................................................................ 12

Determine the Label Collection Method ........................................................................ 13

Load the Media ............................................................................................................ 16

Insert the Media into the Printer ............................................................................ 16

Tear-Off Mode ....................................................................................................... 19

Peel-Off Mode or Applicator Mode ........................................................................ 23

Rewind Mode ......................................................................................................... 30

Cutter Mode or Delayed Cut Mode ........................................................................ 37

Determine the Type of Ribbon to Use .......................................................................... 41

Load the Ribbon ........................................................................................................... 42

Run the Print Wizard and Print a Test Label ................................................................. 46

Printer Configuration and Adjustment ................................................................................................ 49

Home Screen ................................................................................................................ 50

Printer Wizards ..............................................................................................................

Contents

User Menus ................................................................................................................... 52

System Menu ......................................................................................................... 53

Connection Menu .................................................................................................. 59

Print Menu ............................................................................................................. 69

RFID Menu ............................................................................................................ 77

Storage Menu ........................................................................................................ 81

Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors ..................................................................... 83

Adjust the Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position ...................................................... 84

Toggle Position Adjustment ................................................................................... 85

Printhead Pressure Adjustment ............................................................................. 87

Adjust the Sensor Position ............................................................................................ 89

Install the Rewind/Liner Take-Up Plate ......................................................................... 90

Peel Mode/Applicator Mode .................................................................................. 90

Rewind Mode ......................................................................................................... 92

Routine Maintenance ......................................................................................................................... 94

Cleaning Schedule and Procedures .............................................................................. 94

Clean the Exterior, the Media Compartment, and the Sensors ............................. 96

Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller .................................................................. 97

Clean and Lubricate the Cutter Module ............................................................... 101

Remove Used Ribbon ................................................................................................. 109

Replacing Printer Components ................................................................................... 111

Ordering Replacement Parts ............................................................................... 111

Recycling Printer Components ............................................................................ 111

Storing the Printer ....................................................................................................... 111

Lubrication ...................................................................................................................111

Diagnostics and Troubleshooting .................................................................................................... 112

Judging Barcode Quality ............................................................................................. 113

Configuration Labels ................................................................................................... 115

PAUSE Self Test ......................................................................................................... 116

Sensor Profile ............................................................................................................. 117

Communication Diagnostics Mode ............................................................................. 119

Load Defaults or Last Saved Values .......................................................................... 120

Alert and Error States .................................................................................................. 121

Alerts and Error Messages .................................................................................. 122

Indicator Lights .................................................................................................... 125

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................... 127

Printing or Print Quality Issues ............................................................................ 127

Ribbon Issues ...................................................................................................... 131

Contents

RFID Issues ......................................................................................................... 133

Communications Issues ...................................................................................... 136

Miscellaneous Issues .......................................................................................... 137

Service the Printer ....................................................................................................... 140

Ship the Printer .................................................................................................... 140

Install the Printer Driver and Connect to a Computer ...................................................................... 141

Install Zebra Setup Utilities ......................................................................................... 141

Connect a Computer to the Printer’s USB Port .......................................................... 150

Connect a Computer to the Printer’s Serial or Parallel Port ........................................ 153

Connect to Your Network through the Printer’s Ethernet Port .................................... 159

Connect the Printer to Your Wireless Network ........................................................... 167

Using a USB Host Port and the Print Touch Feature ...................................................................... 173

Items Required for the Exercises ................................................................................ 173

Files for Completing the Exercises ...................................................................... 173

USB Host ................................................................................................................... 176

Exercise 1: Copy Files to a USB Flash Drive and Perform USB Mirror ............... 176

Exercise 2: Print a Label Format from a USB Flash Drive .................................. 178

Exercise 3: Copy Files to/from a USB Flash Drive .............................................. 179

Exercise 4: Enter Data for a Stored File with a USB Keyboard and Print a Label 181

Print Touch/Near Field Communication (NFC) .......................................................... 182

Exercise 5: Enter Data for a Stored File with a Smart Device andPrintaLabel . 183

Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 185

General Specifications ................................................................................................ 185

Power Specifications .................................................................................................. 186

Power Cord Specifications ......................................................................................... 187

Communication Interface Specifications ..................................................................... 188

Standard Connections ......................................................................................... 189

Optional Connections .......................................................................................... 191

Wireless Specifications ........................................................................................ 192

Printing Specifications ................................................................................................ 193

Media Specifications .................................................................................................. 195

Ribbon Specifications .........................................

Glossary ........................................................................................................................................... 197

......................................................... 196

Declaration of Conformity

We have determined that the Zebra printers identified as the

ZT610 ™ and ZT620 ™

manufactured by:

Zebra Technologies Corporation

3 Overlook Point

Lincolnshire, Illinois 60069 U.S.A.

Have been shown to comply with the applicable technical standards of the FCC

For Home, Office, Commercial, and Industrial use

If no unauthorized change is made in the equipment,

and if the equipment is properly maintained and operated.

Compliance Information

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Declaration of Conformity

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement (for printers with RFID encoders)

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator and your body.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Canadian DOC Compliance Statement

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

Printer Setup

This section assists a user with initial setup and operation of the printer.

Select a Location for the Printer

22.7– 29.4 kg 50 – 65 lb

Select a location for the printer that meets these conditions:

• Surface: The surface where the printer will be located must be solid, level, and of sufficient size and strength to hold the printer.

• Space: The area where the printer will be located must include enough space for ventilation and for accessing the printer components and connectors. To allow for proper ventilation and cooling, leave open space on all sides of the printer.

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CAUTION: Do not place any padding or cushioning material behind or under the printer because this restricts air flow and could cause the printer to overheat.

• Power: The printer should be within a short distance of an appropriate power outlet that is easily accessible.

• Data communication interfaces: The printer must be within range of your WLAN radio (if applicable) or within an acceptable range for other connectors to reach your data source (usually a computer). For more information on maximum cable lengths and configuration, see General Specifications on

page 185.

• Operating conditions: Your printer is designed to function in a wide range of environmental and electrical conditions, including a warehouse or factory floor. Table 1 shows the temperature and relative humidity requirements for the printer when it is operating.

Table 1 Operating Temperature and Humidity

Mode Temperature Relative Humidity

Thermal Transfer 40° to 104°F (5° to 40°C) 20 to 85% non-condensing

Direct Thermal 32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)

Order Supplies and Accessories

The following things that you will need do NOT come with the printer:

• Communication/network cables (such as USB, serial, parallel, wired Ethernet)

• Media

• Ribbon (if your printer has a thermal transfer option)

Media

For optimal printing quality and proper printer performance across our product line, Zebra strongly recommends the use of Zebra Certified Supplies as part of the total solution. A wide range of paper, polypropylene, polyester, and vinyl stock has been specifically engineered to enhance the printing capabilities of the printer and to prevent premature printhead wear. To purchase supplies, go to

http://www.zebra.com/supplies.

The Glossary on page 197 includes terms associated with media, such as black mark media, gap/notch media, RFID media, fanfold media, and roll media. Use these terms to help determine which type of media will be best for your needs.

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Ribbon

Do I need to use ribbon? The media itself determines if you will need to use ribbon. Thermal Transfer media requires ribbon while Direct Thermal media does not.

How can I tell if media is Direct Thermal or Thermal Transfer? The easiest way is to scratch the surface of the media rapidly with your fingernail. If a black mark appears where you scratched, the media is Direct Thermal, and you do not need to use ribbon.

What kind of ribbon can I use? Ribbon can be wound with the coated side on the inside or outside. This printer can only use ribbon that is coated on the outside unless you purchase and install the optional spindle that allows ribbon that is coated on the inside. Contact your authorized Zebra reseller for ordering information.

How can I tell which side of the ribbon is coated? Press a corner of the sticky side of a label to the outer surface of the roll of ribbon, and then peel the label off of the ribbon. If ink particles adhere to the label, the outer side of the roll is coated. Repeat this test with the inner surface if necessary to confirm the coated surface.

An alternate method is to unroll a short length of ribbon, place the outer surface against a piece of paper, and scratch the inner surface of the ribbon with your fingernail. Lift the ribbon and check for marks on the paper. If the ribbon left a mark, the outer side is coated.

Inspect the Contents of the Box

IMPORTANT: Zebra Technologies is not responsible for any damage incurred during the shipment of the equipment and will not repair this damage under warranty.

When you receive the printer, do the following:

1. Verify that the following items are included in the box with the printer:

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Additional items may be included, depending on the options ordered with the printer.

2. If anything is missing, notify your authorized Zebra reseller.

3. Immediately unwrap the printer and inspect for shipping damage.

• Save all packing materials.

• Check all exterior surfaces for damage.

• Raise the media door, and inspect the media compartment for damage to components.

4. If you discover shipping damage upon inspection:

• Immediately notify the shipping company and file a damage report.

• Keep all packaging material for shipping company inspection.

• Notify your authorized Zebra reseller

5. The printer shipped with several protective items for shipping, including a film of plastic over the

transparent window on the media door. Before operating the printer, remove these protective items.

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Install Label Software

Select and install the software that you will use to create label formats for your printer. One option is ZebraDesigner ™ , which you can download from www.zebra.com.

Install Printer Drivers and Connect the Printer to Your Devices

After you have set up the printer, verified that it can print a test label, and made adjustments to the print quality, you are ready to connect the printer to your device (such as a computer, phone, or tablet).

Connect to a Computer

If you have not already done so, install the Zebra Setup Utilities program (www.zebra.com/setup) before connecting the printer to a computer. Your computer will not install the correct printer drivers if you connect the printer to it without the Zebra Setup Utilities program.

Run the Zebra Setup Utilities program. This utility will walk you through the process for connecting your printer to your computer. For step-by-step instructions, see Install the Printer Driver and Connect to a

Computer on page 141.

Connect to a Phone or Tablet

Use the Zebra Printer Setup Utility app for Android devices (available for free from Google Play ™ at

http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zebra.printersetup).

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Determine the Label Collection Method

Use a label collection method that matches the media being used and the printer options available (see

Table 2 and Figure 1 on page 15). The media path is the same for roll and fanfold media.

1. On the Home screen, touch Menu > Print > Label Position > Collection Method.

2. Select a collection method that is compatible with the options available on your printer. See Table 2 and

Figure 1 on page 15.

3. Touch the home icon to return to the Home screen.

Table 2 Collection Methods and Printer Options

Collection Method Required Printer Option Description

Tear Off Can be used with any printer

option and most media types.

Peel Off Rewind option The printer peels the label from the liner during

Rewind Rewind option The printer prints without pausing between

Cutter Cutter option The printer cuts between labels after each one

Delayed Cut Cutter option The printer waits for a delayed cut ZPL

The printer prints label formats as it receives them. The printer operator can tear off the printed labels when the printer stops.

printing and then pauses until the label is removed. The backing is wound on the rewind spindle without using the rewind plate.

labels. The media is wound onto a core after printing. The rewind plate is used to keep the labels from separating from the backing.

is printed.

command ( label.

~JK) before it cuts the last printed

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Table 2 Collection Methods and Printer Options (Continued)

Collection Method Required Printer Option Description

Applicator This mode is for use with a

machine that applies labels.

Linerless Peel* * Reserved for future use.

Linerless Rewind*

Linerless Tear*

Linerless Cut*

Linerless Delayed Cut*

The printer prints when it receives a signal from the applicator. Refer to the Advanced User Information section of the Maintenance Manual for additional information about the applicator interface.

Figure 1 Printer Options

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Tear-Off (standard)

Cutter option

Rewind option set for Peel mode

Rewind option set for Rewind mode

Load the Media

Use the instructions in this section for loading roll or fanfold media in the appropriate label collection method for your needs.

IMPORTANT: You are not required to turn off the printer power when working near an open printhead, but Zebra recommends it as a precaution. If you turn off the power, you will lose all temporary settings, such as label formats, and you must reload them before you resume printing.

Insert the Media into the Printer

1. Raise the media door.

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2. Remove and discard any tags or labels that are torn or dirty or that are held by adhesives or tape.

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Insert roll or fanfold media into the printer. The media loading path is the same for both roll and fanfold media, so this is the only step that will be different.

Roll Media—Place the roll of media on the media supply spindle. Push the roll as far back as it will go.

Fanfold Media—Fanfold media can be stored behind or under the printer. Depending on where the media is stored, feed the media from behind or through the bottom access slot.

Rear Feed Bottom Feed

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Which collection method are you using? (See Determine the Label Collection Method on page 13.)

If using… Then…

Tear Off Continue with Tear-Off Mode on page 19.

Peel Off or Applicator Continue with Peel-Off Mode or Applicator Mode

on page 23.

Rewind Continue with Rewind Mode on page 30.

Cutter or Delayed Cut Continue with Cutter Mode or Delayed Cut Mode

on page 37.

Tear-Off Mode

1. If you have not already done so, follow the instructions in the section Insert the Media into the Printer on

page 16.

2. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

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Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide slides all the way out.

CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

4. From the media spindle (1), feed the media under the dancer assembly (2), through the media sensor

(3), and under the printhead assembly (4). Slide the media back until it touches the inside back wall of the media sensor.

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Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide just touches the edge of the media.

6. Does the media that you are using require ribbon for printing? If you are not sure, see Ribbon on

page 10.

If using… Then…

Direct Thermal media (no ribbon needed) Continue with step 7.

Thermal Transfer media (ribbon needed) a. If you have not already done so, load ribbon in

the printer. See Load the Ribbon on page 42.

b. Continue with step 7.

7. Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

Close the media door.

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9. Set the printer to the appropriate collection method (see Print > Label Position > Collection Method on

page 71).

10. Press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

The printer may perform a label calibration or feed a label, depending on your settings.

11. For best results, calibrate the printer. See Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors on page 83.

12. If desired, print a configuration or other label to verify that your printer is able to print. (See System >

Settings > Print: System Settings on page 58.)

Media loading in Tear-Off mode is complete.

Peel-Off Mode or Applicator Mode

1. If you have not already done so, follow the instructions in the section Insert the Media into the Printer on

page 16.

2. If necessary, install the rewind/liner take-up plate in the peel-off position as shown.

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If desired, slide a core onto the rewind spindle until it is flush against the guide plate. A core is not necessary for liner take-up.

4. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

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Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide slides all the way out.

CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

6. From the media spindle (1), feed the media under the dancer assembly (2), through the

media sensor (3), and under the printhead assembly (4). Slide the media back until it touches the inside back wall of the media sensor.

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Extend approximately 18 in. (500 mm) of media out of the printer. Remove and discard the labels from this exposed media, leaving just the liner.

8. Feed the liner behind the rewind/liner take-up plate.

9. Remove the hook from the rewind spindle.

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10.

Wind the liner around the rewind spindle as shown. Rotate the rewind spindle several turns to tighten the liner and remove any slack.

11. Reinstall the spindle hook over the liner. Insert the long end of the hook into the small hole on the guide

plate (1). Insert the short end of the hook into the hole in the center of the adjusting nut (2).

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12.

Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide just touches the edge of the media.

13. Does the media that you are using require ribbon for printing? If you are not sure, see Ribbon on

page 10.

If using… Then…

Direct Thermal media (no ribbon needed) Continue with step 14.

Thermal Transfer media (ribbon needed) a. If you have not already done so, load ribbon in

the printer. See Load the Ribbon on page 42.

b. Continue with step 14.

14. Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

15.

Close the media door.

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16. Set the printer to the appropriate collection method (for more information, see Print > Label Position >

Collection Method on page 71).

17. Press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

The printer may perform a label calibration or feed a label, depending on your settings.

18. For best results, calibrate the printer. See Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors on page 83.

19. If desired, print a configuration or other label to verify that your printer is able to print. (See System >

Settings > Print: System Settings on page 58.)

Media loading in Peel-Off or Applicator mode is complete.

Rewind Mode

1. If you have not already done so, follow the instructions in the section Insert the Media into the Printer on

page 16.

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2. If necessary, install the rewind/liner take-up plate in the rewind position as shown.

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Slide a core onto the rewind spindle until it is flush against the guide plate.

4. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

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Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide slides all the way out.

CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

6. From the media spindle (1), feed the media under the dancer assembly (2), through the media sensor

(3), and under the printhead assembly (4). Slide the media back until it touches the inside back wall of the media sensor.

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Extend approximately 18 in. (500 mm) of media out of the printer.

8. Feed the media over the rewind/liner take-up plate.

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Wind the media around the rewind spindle as shown. Rotate the rewind spindle several turns to tighten the media and remove any slack.

10. Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide just touches the edge of the

media.

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11.

Does the media that you are using require ribbon for printing? If you are not sure, see Ribbon on

page 10.

If using… Then…

Direct Thermal media (no ribbon needed) Continue with step 12.

Thermal Transfer media (ribbon needed) a. If you have not already done so, load ribbon in

the printer. See Load the Ribbon on page 42.

b. Continue with step 12.

12. Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

13.

Close the media door.

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14. Set the printer to Rewind mode (for more information, see Print > Label Position > Collection Method on

page 71).

15. Press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

The printer may perform a label calibration or feed a label, depending on your settings.

16. For best results, calibrate the printer. See Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors on page 83.

17. If desired, print a configuration or other label to verify that your printer is able to print. (See System >

Settings > Print: System Settings on page 58.)

Media loading in Rewind mode is complete.

Cutter Mode or Delayed Cut Mode

1. If you have not already done so, follow the instructions in the section Insert the Media into the Printer on

page 16.

2. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

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Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide slides all the way out.

CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

4. From the media spindle (1), feed the media under the dancer assembly (2), through the media sensor

(3), and under the printhead assembly (4). Slide the media back until it touches the inside back wall of the media sensor.

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CAUTION: The cutter blade is sharp. Do not touch or rub the blade with your fingers.

5. Feed the media through the cutter.

6. Rotate the media guide adjustment knob as shown until the media guide just touches the edge of the

media.

7. Does the media that you are using require ribbon for printing? If you are not sure, see Ribbon on

page 10.

If using… Then…

Direct Thermal media (no ribbon needed) Continue with step 8.

Thermal Transfer media (ribbon needed) a. If you have not already done so, load ribbon in

the printer. See Load the Ribbon on page 42.

b. Continue with step 8.

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Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

9. Close the media door.

10. Set the printer to the appropriate collection method (for more information, see Print > Label Position >

Collection Method on page 71).

11. Press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

The printer may perform a label calibration or feed a label, depending on your settings.

12. For best results, calibrate the printer. See Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors on page 83.

13. If desired, print a configuration or other label to verify that your printer is able to print. (See System >

Settings > Print: System Settings on page 58.)

Media loading in Cutter mode is complete.

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Determine the Type of Ribbon to Use

NOTE: This section applies only to printers that have the Thermal Transfer option installed.

What kind of ribbon can I use? Rolls of ribbon are wound with the coated surface of ink on the inside of the roll or on the outside of the roll. This printer with a standard Thermal Transfer option uses ribbon that is coated on the outside. An optional ribbon spindle is available to use ribbon that is coated on the inside. Contact your authorized Zebra reseller for ordering information.

If you are unsure which side of a particular roll of ribbon is coated, perform an adhesive test or a ribbon scratch test to determine which side is coated.

Adhesive Test If you have labels available, perform the adhesive test to determine which side of a ribbon is coated. This method works well for ribbon that is already installed.

1. Peel a label from its liner.

2. Press a corner of the sticky side of the label to the outer surface of the roll of ribbon.

3. Peel the label off of the ribbon.

4. Observe the results. Did flakes or particles of ink from the ribbon adhere to the label?

If ink from the ribbon... Then...

Adhered to the label The ribbon is coated on the outside and can be used in this

printer.

Did not adhere to the label

The ribbon is coated on the inside and cannot be used in the standard printer. To verify this result, repeat the test on the other surface of the roll of ribbon.

Ribbon Scratch Test Perform the ribbon scratch test when labels are unavailable.

1. Unroll a short length of ribbon.

2. Place the unrolled section of ribbon on a piece of paper with the outer surface of the ribbon in contact

with the paper.

3. Scratch the inner surface of the unrolled ribbon with your fingernail.

4. Lift the ribbon from the paper.

5. Observe the results. Did the ribbon leave a mark on the paper?

If the ribbon... Then...

Left a mark on the paper The ribbon is coated on the outside and can be used in this

printer.

Did not leave a mark on the paper

The ribbon is coated on the inside and cannot be used in the standard printer. To verify this result, repeat the test on the other surface of the roll of ribbon.

Load the Ribbon

Use ribbon that is wider than the media to protect the printhead from wear. Ribbon must be coated on the outside for use in a standard printer. For more information, see What kind of ribbon can I use? on page 41.

1. Raise the media door.

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CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

2. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

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Place the roll of ribbon on the ribbon supply spindle with the loose end of the ribbon unrolling as shown. Push the roll back as far as it will go.

4. Bring the ribbon under the printhead assembly and around its left side, as shown.

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With the ribbon tracking as far back as it can under the printhead assembly, wrap the ribbon around the ribbon take-up spindle. Rotate the spindle several turns in the direction shown to tighten and align the ribbon.

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Is media already loaded in the printer?

If... Then...

No Continue with Load the Media on page 16 to load media in the printer.

Yes a. Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

b. Close the media door.

c. If necessary, press PAUSE to enable printing.

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Run the Print Wizard and Print a Test Label

The Print Wizard configures the printer, prints test labels, and adjusts print quality based on the results of the test labels.

IMPORTANT: When using the Wizards, do not send data to the printer from the host.

For best results, use full-width media running the Print Wizard or Set All Wizard. If the media is smaller than an image to be printed, the results may be truncated or print across multiple labels.

After you have completed the printer setup procedures and run the printer setup wizard, use this section to print a test label. Printing this label allows you to see if your connection is working and if you need to adjust any of the print settings.

1. On the Home screen, touch Wizards > Print > Start Print.

2. Follow the prompts to specify the following information:

• print type (Thermal Transfer or Direct Thermal)

• label type (Continuous, Gap/Notch, or Mark)

• label width

• collection method (tear off, peel-off, rewind, cutter, delayed cut, linerless peel, linerless rewind,

linerless tear, or applicator)

After you have specified these, the wizard instructs you to load media and then to place a label over the media sensor.

3. Load media so that a label is over the green light from the media sensor, and then touch the check

mark.

4. At the prompt, close the printhead, and then touch the next check mark.

The printer calibrates and then asks if you would like to print a test label.

5. Follow the prompts until the printer completes auto calibration.

Printer Setup

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 113 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.

Printer Setup

10.

Select a number of test labels to print.

The printer prints the specified number of test labels and prompts you for the best test label.

11. Decide which test label is the best quality. See Judging Barcode Quality on page 113 for assistance. If

none of the labels are acceptable, use the arrow to back up a screen in the wizard, and select a larger number of test labels.

12. In the list on the display, select the identifier for the test label with the best quality, and then touch the

check mark.

The printer changes the darkness and speed to the levels used on the best test label.

13. If necessary, see Printing or Print Quality Issues on page 127 to see what other issues may be affecting

your print quality.

The print setup procedure is complete.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

This section assists you with configuration of and adjustments to the printer.

Home Screen

The printer’s Home screen shows you the printer’s current status and allows you to access the printer’s menus. You can rotate the image of the printer 360 degrees to view it from all angles.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

If the background color of the Home screen is yellow or red, the printer is in an alert or error state. For more information, see Alert and Error States on page 121.

The following items are located on the Home screen Print Status tab:

•Menu—Allows you to change the printer settings. See User Menus on page 52.

• Wizards—Allows you to change printer settings by going through prompts. See Printer Wizards on

page 51.

• Shortcuts—Allows you to quickly access the most recent menu items and to save your favorites. Touch the darkened heart icon next to a menu item to save it to your list of favorites. Items in the favorites are shown in the order in which they were saved.

Printer Wizards

The printer Wizards can assist you by walking you through the setup process for various printer settings and features.

The following wizards are available:

• Set All Wizard—runs all the Wizards in sequence.

• System Wizard—sets up non-print related operating system settings.

• Connection Wizard—configures the printer’s connectivity options.

•Print Wizard—configures key printing parameters and features. See Run the Print Wizard and Print a

Test Label on page 46.

•RFID Wizard—sets up the RFID subsystem’s operations.

On the Home screen, touch Wizards to see the available options. For more information about individual settings set by any of the wizards, see User Menus on page 52.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

IMPORTANT: When using the Wizards, do not send data to the printer from the host.

For best results, use full-width media running the Print or Set All Wizards. If the media is shorter than an image to be printed, the image may be truncated or print across multiple labels.

User Menus

The printer’s user menus can be used to configure the printer.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

See the following sections:

• System Menu on page 53

• Connection Menu on page 59

• Print Menu on page 69

• RFID Menu on page 77

• Storage Menu on page 81

The user menu descriptions include the following other ways to change the same settings, when other options exist. You can also use the printer’s wizards to change some of the settings. (See Printer Wizards

on page 51.)

•ZPL and Set/Get/Do (SGD) commands. See the

http://www.zebra.com/manuals for more information.

• The printer’s web pages, for when the printer has an active wired or wireless print server connection. See the more information.

ZebraNet Wired and Wireless Print Servers User Guide

Zebra Programming Guide

at http://www.zebra.com/manuals for

System Menu

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Language

If necessary, change the language that the printer displays. This change affects the words shown on the following:

• the Home screen

• the user menus

• error messages

• the printer configuration label, the network configuration label, and other labels that you can select to print through the user menus

Accepted values: ENGLISH, SPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN,

NORWEGIAN, PORTUGUESE, SWEDISH, DANISH, DUTCH, FINNISH, CZECH, JAPANESE, KOREAN, ROMANIAN, RUSSIAN, POLISH, SIMPLIFIED CHINESE, TRADITIONAL CHINESE

NOTE: The selections for this parameter are displayed in the actual languages to make it easier for you to find one that you are able to read.

Related ZPL command(s):

^KL

SGD command used: display.language

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Language

System > Program Language > Diagnostic Mode

Use this diagnostics tool to cause the printer to output the hexadecimal values for all data received by the printer. For more information, see Communication Diagnostics Mode on

page 119.

Accepted values: DISABLED, ENABLED

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

Control panel key(s): Hold PAUSE + FEED for 2 seconds when the printer is in the

~JD to enable, ~JE to disable

device.diagnostic_print

Ready state.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Program Language > Virtual Device

If any Virtual Device apps are installed on your printer, you may view or enable/disable them from this user menu. For more information about Virtual Devices, go to the User Guide for the appropriate Virtual Device, or contact your local reseller.

System > Program Language > ZBI

Zebra Basic Interpreter (ZBI 2.0 ™ ) is a programming option that may be purchased for your printer. If you would like to purchase this option, contact your Zebra reseller for more information.

If ZBI programs have been downloaded to your printer, you may select one to run using this menu item. If no program exists on your printer, NONE is listed.

When ZBI programs have been downloaded but none are running, the printer lists all available programs. To run one of them, touch Run (highlighted in white) under the program name.

After a program is running, only that program is listed. Touch Stop (highlighted in white) to end the program.

SGD command used:

zbi.key (identifies if the ZBI 2.0 option is enabled or disabled on

the printer)

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Settings > Display Time Format

Select the time format used by the printer.

Accepted values: 12-Hour, 24-Hour

SGD command used:

System > Settings > Password Level

Select the level of password protection for user menu items.

Accepted values: Selected, All, None

device.idle_display_value

Related ZPL command(s):

^KP (to change the printer password)

System > Settings > Set Password

Set a new printer password for menu items protected by the previous parameter. The default printer password is

1234.

Accepted values: Numerals 0-9

Related ZPL command(s):

^KP

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Settings > Power Up Action

Set the action for the printer to take during the power-up sequence.

Accepted values: CALIBRATE—Adjusts sensor levels and thresholds, determines

the label length, and feeds the media to the next web.

FEED—Feeds the labels to the first registration point.

LENGTH—Determines the label length using current sensor values, and feeds the media to the next web.

NO MOTION—Tells the printer not to move the media. You must manually ensure that the web is positioned correctly, or press feed to position the next web.

SHORT CAL—Sets the media and web thresholds without adjusting sensor gain, determines the label length, and feeds the media to the next web.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^MF

ezpl.power_up_action

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Calibration

System > Settings > Head Close Action

Set the action for the printer to take when you close the printhead.

Accepted values: CALIBRATE—Adjusts sensor levels and thresholds, determines

the label length, and feeds the media to the next web.

FEED—Feeds the labels to the first registration point.

LENGTH—Determines the label length using current sensor values, and feeds the media to the next web.

NO MOTION—Tells the printer not to move the media. You must manually ensure that the web is positioned correctly, or press feed to position the next web.

SHORT CAL—Sets the media and web thresholds without adjusting sensor gain, determines the label length, and feeds the media to the next web.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^MF

ezpl.head_close_action

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Calibration

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Settings > Screen Calibration

Touch each crosshair to calibrate the screen.

System > Settings > Restore Defaults

Restore specific printer, print server, and network settings back to the factory defaults. Use care when loading defaults because you will need to reload all settings that you changed manually. This menu item is available through two user menus with different default values for each.

Accepted values: PRINTER—Restores all printer settings other than the network

settings back to the factory defaults. Use care when loading defaults because you will need to reload all settings that you changed manually.

NETWORK—Reinitializes the printer’s wired or wireless print server. With a wireless print server, the printer also reassociates with your wireless network.

LAST SAVED—Loads settings from the last permanent save.

Related ZPL command(s): PRINTER—

NETWORK— ^JUN

LAST SAVED— ^JUR

Control panel key(s): PRINTER—Hold FEED + PAUSE during printer power-up to reset

the printer parameters to factory values.

NETWORK—Hold CANCEL + PAUSE during printer power-up to reset the network parameters to factory values.

LAST SAVED—N/A

Printer web page: PRINTER—View and Modify Printer Settings > Restore Default

Configuration

NETWORK—Print Server Settings > Reset Print Server

LAST SAVED—View and Modify Printer Settings > Restore Saved Configuration

^JUF

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Settings > Print: System Settings

Prints a printer configuration label. The following is a sample label.

Related ZPL command(s):

~WC

Control panel key(s): Do one of the following:*

• Hold CANCEL during printer power-up. (Formerly called a CANCEL self test.

• Hold FEED + CANCEL for 2 seconds when the printer is in the Ready state.

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Print Listings on Label *

* Prints a printer configuration label and a network configuration label.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

System > Energy Saving > Energy Star

When Energy Star mode is enabled, the printer goes into a “sleep” mode after a timeout period, thereby lowering power consumption. Press any button on the control panel to bring the printer back to an active state.

Accepted values: ON, OFF

SGD command used:

Connection Menu

Connection > Networks > Reset Network

This option resets the wired or wireless print server and saves any changes that you made to any network settings.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

Printer web page: Print Server Settings > Reset Print Server

power.energy_star.enable

power.energy_star_timeout

(to set the amount of idle time before Energy Star is invoked)

IMPORTANT: You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect.

~WR

device.reset

Connection > Networks > Primary Network

View or modify whether the wired or wireless print server is considered primary. You may select which one is primary.

Accepted values: Wired, WLAN

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^NC

ip.primary_network

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Networks > IP Port

This printer setting refers to the internal wired print servers port number that the TCP print service is listening on. Normal TCP communications from the host should be directed to this port.

SGD command used:

internal_wired.ip.port

wlan.ip.port

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Connection > Networks > IP Alternate Port

This command sets the port number of the alternate TCP port.

NOTE: Print servers supporting this command will monitor both the primary port and the alternate port for connections at the same time.

SGD command used:

internal_wired.ip.port_alternate

wlan.ip.port_alternate

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Networks > Print: Network Info

Prints the settings for any print server or Bluetooth device that is installed. The following is a sample label.

Related ZPL command(s):

~WL

Control panel key(s): Do one of the following:*

• Hold CANCEL during printer power-up. (Formerly called a

CANCEL self test.

• Hold FEED + CANCEL for 2 seconds when the printer is in

the Ready state.

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Print Listings on Label *

* Prints a printer configuration label and a network configuration label.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Networks > Visibility Agent

When the printer is connected to a wired or wireless network, it will attempt to connect to Zebra’s Asset Visibility Service via the Cloud-based Zebra Printer Connector using an encrypted, certificate-authenticated web socket connection. The printer sends Discovery Data and Settings and Alerts Data. Data printed via any label formats is NOT transmitted.

To opt out of this feature, disable this setting. For more information, see the “Opting Out of the Asset Visibility Agent” application note at http://www.zebra.com.

Accepted values: ON, OFF

SGD command used:

weblink.zebra_connector.enable

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Configuration > Cloud

Connect Settings

Connection > Wired > Wired IP Protocol

This parameter indicates if the user (permanent) or the server (dynamic) selects the wired print server’s IP address. When a dynamic option is chosen, this parameter tells the method(s) by which this print server receives the IP address from the server.

IMPORTANT: You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect. See Connection > Networks > Reset Network on page 59.

Accepted values: ALL, GLEANING ONLY, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP,

DHCP & BOOTP, PERMANENT

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

internal_wired.ip.protocol

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Connection > Wired > Wired IP Address

View and, if necessary, change the printer’s wired IP address.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > Wired > Wired IP Protocol on page 62 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

internal_wired.ip.addr

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Wired > Wired Subnet

View and, if necessary, change the wired subnet mask.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > Wired > Wired IP Protocol on page 62 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

internal_wired.ip.netmask

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Connection > Wired > Wired Gateway

View and, if necessary, change the default wired gateway.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > Wired > Wired IP Protocol on page 62 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

internal_wired.ip.gateway

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Connection > Wired > Wired Mac Address

View the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the wired print server. This value cannot be modified.

SGD command used:

internal_wired.mac_addr

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > TCP/IP Settings

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > WLAN > WLAN IP Protocol

This parameter indicates if the user (permanent) or the server (dynamic) selects the wireless print server’s IP address. When a dynamic option is chosen, this parameter tells the method(s) by which this print server receives the IP address from the server.

IMPORTANT: You must reset the print server to allow changes to the network settings to take effect. See Connection > Networks > Reset Network on page 59.

Accepted values: ALL, GLEANING ONLY, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP,

DHCP & BOOTP, PERMANENT

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

wlan.ip.protocol

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Connection > WLAN > WLAN IP Address

View and, if necessary, change the printer’s wireless IP address.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > WLAN > WLAN IP Protocol on page 64 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

ip.addr, wlan.ip.addr

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Subnet

View and, if necessary, change the wireless subnet mask.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > WLAN > WLAN IP Protocol on page 64 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

wlan.ip.netmask

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Gateway

View and, if necessary, change the default wireless gateway.

To save changes to this setting, set Connection > WLAN > WLAN IP Protocol on page 64 to PERMANENT, and then reset the print server (see Connection > Networks > Reset Network on

page 59).

Accepted values: 000 to 255 for each field

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^ND

wlan.ip.gateway

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Mac Address

View the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the wireless print server. This value cannot be modified.

SGD command used:

wlan.mac_addr

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Connection > WLAN > ESSID

The Extended Service Set Identification (ESSID) is an identifier for your wireless network. Specify the ESSID for the current wireless configuration.

Accepted values: 32-character alphanumeric string (default 125)

SGD command used:

wlan.essid

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Security

Select the security type being used on your WLAN.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^WX

wlan.security

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Encryption Setup

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Band

Set a preferred band to connect with via wifi.

Accepted values: 2.4, 5, None

SGD command used:

wlan.band_preference

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Network Communications

Setup > Wireless Setup

Connection > WLAN > WLAN Country Code

The country code defines the regulatory country for which the wireless radio is currently configured.

The list of country codes is specific to each printer and depends on the printer model and its wireless radio configuration. The list is subject to change, addition, or deletion with any firmware update, at any time, without notice.

To determine the country codes available on your printer, issue the

! U1 getvar "wlan" command to return all commands related to WLAN settings.

Locate the

wlan.country.code command in the results and view the country codes

available for your printer.

SGD command used:

wlan.country_code

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Bluetooth > Bluetooth

Select if the printer is “Discoverable” for Bluetooth device pairing.

Accepted values: ON—Enables the Bluetooth radio.

OFF—Disables the Bluetooth radio.

SGD command used:

bluetooth.enable

Connection > Bluetooth > Bluetooth Discovery

Select if the printer is “Discoverable” for Bluetooth device pairing.

Accepted values: ON—Enables Bluetooth discoverable mode.

OFF—Disables Bluetooth discoverable mode.

SGD command used:

bluetooth.discoverable

Connection > Bluetooth > Friendly Name

This command sets the friendly name, which is used during service discovery. For changes to take effect, you must power cycle the printer or issue the

device.reset command (see

Connection > Networks > Reset Network on page 59).

If you do not set a friendly name, it will default to the printer serial number.

Accepted values: 17-character text string

SGD command used:

bluetooth.friendly_name

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Bluetooth > Minimum Security Mode

This printer setting parameter sets the Bluetooth Minimum Security mode. Minimum Security Mode provides for different levels of security, depending on the printer radio version and printer firmware. See the information.

Accepted values: 1, 2, 3, 4

SGD command used:

Connection > Bluetooth > Specification Version

This parameter displays the Bluetooth library version number.

SGD command used:

Zebra Programming Guide

bluetooth.minimum_security_mode

bluetooth.version

at http://www.zebra.com/manuals for more

Connection > Bluetooth > MAC Address

This parameter displays the Bluetooth device address.

SGD command used:

bluetooth.address

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Connection > Bluetooth > Bluetooth Auth. PIN

Set the PIN used when Bluetooth authentication is enabled.

SGD command used:

Connection > Bluetooth > Bluetooth Bonding

Controls whether the Bluetooth stack will “bond” or save link keys for devices that successfully connect to the printer.

Accepted values: ON—Enables Bluetooth bonding.

SGD command used:

bluetooth.bluetooth_pin (to set the PIN)

bluetooth.authentication (to enable authentication)

OFF—Disables Bluetooth bonding.

bluetooth.bonding

Print Menu

Print > Print Quality > Darkness

Set the print darkness to the lowest setting that provides good print quality. If you set the darkness too high, the label image may print unclearly, barcodes may not scan correctly, the ribbon may burn through, or the printhead may wear prematurely.

Accepted values: 0.0 to 30.0

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Darkness

^MD, ~SD

print.tone

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Print Quality > Print Speed

Select the speed, in inches per second (ips), for printing a label. Slower print speeds typically yield better print quality.

Accepted values: ZT610 203 dpi =

ZT610 300 dpi =

ZT610 600 dpi = 1 to

2 to 14 ips

2 to 12 ips

6 ips

ZT620 203 dpi = 2 to 12 ips

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

ZT620 300 dpi =

^PR

media.speed

2 to 8 ips

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Print Speed

Print > Print Quality > Print Type

Specify if the printer needs to use ribbon for printing.

Accepted values: • Thermal Transfer—Uses ribbon and thermal transfer media.

• Direct Thermal—Uses direct thermal media and no ribbon.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^MT

ezpl.print_method

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Media Setup > Print Method

Print > Print Quality > Label Type

Select the type of media that you are using.

Accepted values: Continuous, Gap/Notch, Mark

If you select Continuous, you must include a label length in your label format (

^LL if you are using ZPL). If you select Gap/Notch or

Mark for various noncontinuous media, the printer feeds media to calculate the label length.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^MN

ezpl.media_type

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Media Setup > Media Type

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Print Quality > Label Length

View the calibrated label length in dots. This value cannot be modified.

Print > Print Quality > Label Width (Dots)

Specify the width of the labels being used, in dots. The default value is the maximum width for the printer, based on the printhead’s DPI value.

Accepted values: NOTE: Setting the width too narrow can result in portions

of a label format not being printed on the media. Setting the width too wide wastes formatting memory and can cause the printer to print off of the label and onto the platen roller. This setting can affect the horizontal position of the label format if the image was inverted using the ZPL II command.

^POI

ZT610 203 dpi = 0002 to 832

ZT610 300 dpi = 0002 to 1248

ZT610 600 dpi = 0002 to 2496

ZT620 203 dpi = 0002 to 1344

ZT620 300 dpi = 0002 to 1984

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^PW

ezpl.print_width

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Media Setup > Print Width

Print > Label Position > Collection Method

Select a collection method that is compatible with the options available on your printer.

Accepted values: Tear Off, Peel Off, Rewind, Cutter, Delayed Cut, Linerless Peel,

Linerless Rewind, Linerless Tear, Applicator, Linerless Cut, Linerless Delayed Cut

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^MM

media.printmode

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Print Mode

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Label Position > Tear Line Offset

If necessary, shift the position of the media over the tear-off 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).

Accepted values: –120 to +120

Related ZPL command(s):

~TA

SGD command used: ezpl.tear_off

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Tear Off

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Label Position > Label Offset

If necessary, shift the position of the image horizontally or vertically on the label.

Horizontal

• Negative numbers move the left edge of the image toward the left edge of the label by the number of dots selected.

• Positive numbers move the edge of the image toward the right edge of the label.

Accepted values: –9999 to 9999

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^LS

zpl.left_position

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Advanced Setup > Left

Position

Vertical

• Lower numbers move the image higher on the label (toward the printhead).

• Higher numbers move the image farther down on the label (away from the printhead) by the specified number of dots.

Accepted values: –120 to +120

Related ZPL command(s):

^LT

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > General Setup > Label Top

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Sensors > Manual Calibration

Calibrate the printer to adjust the sensitivity of the media and ribbon sensors.

For complete instructions on how to perform a calibration procedure, see Calibrate the Ribbon

and Media Sensors on page 83.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

~JC

ezpl.manual_calibration

Control panel key(s): Hold PAUSE + FEED + CANCEL for 2 seconds to initiate

calibration.

Printer web page: The calibration procedure cannot be initiated through the web

pages. See the following web page for settings that are set during sensor calibration:

View and Modify Printer Settings > Calibration

IMPORTANT: Do not change these settings unless you are told to do so by Zebra Technical Support or by an authorized service technician.

Print > Sensors > Label Sensor

Set the sensitivity of the label sensor.

NOTE: This value is set during sensor calibration. Do not change these settings unless you are told to do so by Zebra Technical Support or by an authorized service technician.

Accepted values: 0 to 255

SGD command used:

ezpl.label_sensor

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Calibration

Print > Sensors > Sensor Type

Select the media sensor that is appropriate for the media that you are using. The reflective sensor typically is used only for black mark media. The transmissive sensor typically is used for other media types.

Accepted values: TRANSMISSIVE, REFLECTIVE

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^JS

device.sensor_select

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Media Setup

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Sensors > Print: Sensor Profile

Shows the sensor settings compared to actual sensor readings. To interpret the results, see

Sensor Profile on page 117.

Related ZPL command(s):

~JG

Control panel key(s): Hold FEED + CANCEL during printer power-up.

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Print Listings on Label

Print > Print Station

Use this menu item to fill in variable fields in a label format and print the label using a Human Input Device (HID), such as a USB keyboard, scale, or barcode scanner. A suitable label format must be stored on the E: drive of the printer to use this option. See the exercises in Using

USB Host Ports and the NFC Capabilities for an exercise using this capability.

When you plug an HID into one of the printer’s USB host ports, use this user menu to select a form on the printer’s E: drive. After you have been prompted to fill in each variable

^FN field on

the form, you can specify the desired quantity of labels to print.

For more information about using the feature, see the

Zebra Programming Guide

^FN command or the SGD commands related to this

at http://www.zebra.com/manuals for more

information.

* This menu item can be used only if a USB device is connectecd to a USB host port on the printer.

SGD command used: usb.host.keyboard_input

(must be set to ON)

usb.host.template_list

usb.host.fn_field_list

usb.host.fn_field_data

usb.host.fn_last_field

usb.host.template_print_amount

Print > Applicator > Applicator Port Mode

Controls the way in which the applicator port’s “End Print” signal functions.

Accepted values: Off

1 = End Print signal normally high, and low only when the printer is moving the label forward.

2 = End Print signal normally low, and high only when the printer is moving the label forward.

3 = End Print signal normally high, and low for 20 ms when a label has been printed and positioned.

4 = End Print signal normally low, and high for 20 ms when a label has been printed and positioned.

Related ZPL command(s):

^JJ

SGD command used:

device.applicator.end_print

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Print > Applicator > Start Print Mode

Determines if the applicator port’s “Start Print” signal is in level mode or pulse mode.

Accepted values: Pulse—Start Print signal must be deasserted before it can be

asserted for the next label.

Level—Start Print signal does not need to be deasserted to print the next label. As long as the Start Print signal is low and a label is formatted, a label prints.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^JJ

device.applicator.start_print

Print > Applicator > Error on Pause

Determines how applicator port errors are treated by the printer. Enabling this feature also causes the “Service Required” pin to be asserted.

Accepted values: ENABLED, DISABLED

SGD command used:

device.applicator.error_on_pause

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Advanced Setup > Error on

Pause

Print > Applicator > Applicator Reprint

Specifies if a high or low value is required for an applicator to reprint a label.

Enables or disables the

~PR command, which when enabled reprints the last printed label. It

also enables the Reprint button on the Home screen.

Related ZPL command(s):

^JJ and ~PR

SGD command used: device.applicator.reprint

RFID Menu

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

RFID > RFID Status

Display the status of the RFID subsystem of the printer.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used: rfid.error.response

RFID > RFID Test

During the RFID test, the printer attempts to read and write to a transponder. No printer movement occurs with this test.

To test an RFID label:

1. Position the RFID label with its transponder over the RFID antenna array.

2. Touch Start.

The results of the test are shown on the display.

^HL or ~HL

SGD command used:

rfid.tag.test.content and rfid.tag.test.execute

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

RFID > RFID Calibrate

Initiate tag calibration for RFID media. (Not the same as media and ribbon calibration.) During the process, the printer moves the media, calibrates the RFID tag position, and determines the optimal settings for the RFID media being used. These settings include the programming position, the antenna element to use, and the read/write power level to use. See the

Programming Guide 3

for more information.

IMPORTANT: Before running this command, load the printer with RFID media, calibrate your printer, close the printhead, and feed at least one label to make sure that tag calibration will begin from the correct position.

Leave all transponders before and after the tag that is being calibrated. This allows the printer to determine RFID settings which do not encode the adjacent tag. Allow a portion of media to extend out the front of the printer to allow for backfeed during the tag calibration procedure.

RFID

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^HR

rfid.tag.calibrate

RFID > Read Power

If the desired read power is not achieved through RFID tag calibration, a value may be specified.

Accepted values: 0 to 30

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^RW

rfid.reader_1.power.read

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > RFID Setup > RFID READ

PWR

RFID > Write Power

If the desired write power is not achieved through RFID tag calibration, a value may be specified.

Accepted values: 0 to 30

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^RW

rfid.reader_1.power.write

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > RFID Setup > RFID WRITE

PWR

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

RFID > RFID Antenna

If the desired antenna is not achieved through RFID tag calibration, a value may be specified.

Accepted values: A1, A2, A3, A4

B1, B2, B3, B4

C1, C2, C3, C4

D1, D2, D3, D4

E1, E2, E3, E4

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^RW

rfid.reader_1.antenna_port

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > RFID Setup > RFID ANTENNA

RFID > RFID Valid Count

Resets the RFID valid label counter to zero.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

~RO

odometer.rfid.valid_resettable

RFID > RFID Void Count

Resets the RFID void label counter to zero.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

~RO

odometer.rfid.void_resettable

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

RFID > RFID Program Position

If the desired programming position (read/write position) is not achieved through RFID tag calibration, a value may be specified.

Accepted values: F0 to Fxxx (where xxx is the label length in millimeters or 999,

whichever is less)—The printer feeds the label forward for the specified distance and then begins programming.

B0 to B30—The printer backfeeds the label for the specified distance and then begins programming. To account for the backfeed, allow empty media liner to extend out of the front of the printer when using a backward programming position.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^RS

rfid.position.program

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > RFID Setup > PROGRAM

POSITION

RFID > Read RFID Data

Read and return the specified tag data from the RFID tag located over the RFID antenna. No printer movement occurs while tag data is being read. The printhead can be open or closed.

To read and display the information stored on an RFID tag:

1. Position the RFID label with its transponder over the RFID antenna.

2. Touch Read RFID Data.

The results of the test are shown on the display.

Related ZPL command(s):

SGD command used:

^RF

rfid.tag.read.content

rfid.tag.read.execute

Storage Menu

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Storage > USB > Copy: Files to USB

Select files from the printer to store on a USB Flash drive.

To copy files from the printer to a USB Flash drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive into the printer’s USB host port.

The printer lists available files.

1. Touch the box next to the desired files. Select All is also available.

2. Touch the check mark to copy the selected files.

SGD command used:

Storage > USB > Copy: Files to Printer

Select files to copy to the printer from a USB Flash drive.

To copy files to the printer from a USB Flash drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive into the printer’s USB host port.

The printer lists available files.

1. Touch the box next to the desired files. Select All is also available.

2. Touch the check mark to copy the selected files.

SGD command used:

Storage > USB > Copy: Configuration to USB

Use this function to copy the printer’s configuration information to a USB mass storage device, such as a USB Flash drive, that is plugged into one of the printer’s USB host ports. This makes the information accessible without having to print physical labels.

usb.host.write_list

usb.host.read_list

Related ZPL command(s):

Printer web page: Printer Home Page > View Printer Configuration

^HH—Returns the printer configuration information returned to the

host computer.

(to view printer configuration information on your web browser)

View and Modify Printer Settings > Print Listings on Label (to print the configuration information on labels)

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Storage > USB > Print: From USB

Select files to print from a USB Flash drive.

To print files from a USB Flash drive:

1. Insert a USB flash drive into the printer’s USB host port.

The printer lists available files.

1. Touch the box next to the desired files. Select All is also available.

2. Touch the check mark to print the selected files.

SGD command used:

Storage > Print Asset Lists

Print the specified information on one or more labels.

Accepted values: Formats—Prints the available formats stored in the printer’s RAM,

Related ZPL command(s):

Printer web page: View and Modify Printer Settings > Print Listings on Label

usb.host.read_list

Flash memory, or optional memory card.

Images—Prints the available images stored in the printer’s RAM, Flash memory, or optional memory card.

Fonts—Prints the available fonts in the printer, including standard printer fonts plus any optional fonts. Fonts may be stored in RAM or Flash memory.

Barcodes—Prints the available barcodes in the printer. Barcodes may be stored in RAM or Flash memory.

All—Prints the previous labels plus the printer configuration label and the network configuration label.

^WD

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors

Use the procedure in this section to calibrate the printer, which adjusts the sensitivity of the media and ribbon sensors.

1. Touch Print > Sensors > Manual Calibration.

2. Touch Start Calibration.

3. Follow the steps in the calibration procedure.

IMPORTANT: Follow the calibration procedure exactly as presented. You may press and hold CANCEL at any step in the procedure to cancel the calibration process.

4. When calibration is complete, press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Adjust the Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position

The printhead pressure toggles can be adjusted to create more or less pressure, as needed. They can also be moved from side to side to adjust the pressure in certain areas.

If the toggles are not positioned correctly or adjusted to apply the correct pressure, the following types of issues may result:

• media and ribbon may slip

• ribbon may wrinkle

• media may move from side to side during printing

• printing may be too light or too dark on one side of the media

Use the lowest printhead pressure necessary to produce good print quality. Higher pressures may cause premature wear on the printhead elements.

Figure 2 Printhead Pressure Toggles

Inside toggle

Outside toggle

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Toggle Position Adjustment

1. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever to lessen the pressure on the

toggles.

2. Loosen the locking nut at the top of the toggle to be moved.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Reposition the toggle as necessary to provide even pressure on the media. For extremely narrow media, position the inside toggle over the center of the media, and decrease the pressure on the outside toggle.

4. Tighten the locking nut.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Printhead Pressure Adjustment

If positioning the toggles properly does not solve a print quality or other issue, try adjusting the printhead pressure. Maximize printhead life by using the lowest pressure that produces the desired print quality.

1. Initiate a PAUSE Self Test on page 116.

2. While printing labels, use the control panel to lower the darkness setting until the labels are printing

gray instead of black. (See Print > Print Quality > Darkness on page 69.)

3. Are you experiencing any of the following issues?

If the media... Then...

Requires higher pressure overall to print well Increase the pressure on both toggles.

Requires lower pressure overall to print well Decrease the pressure on both toggles.

Prints too lightly on the left side of the label. Increase the pressure on the inside toggle.

Prints too lightly on the right side of the label. Increase the pressure on the outside toggle.

Shifts left while printing Increase the pressure on the outside toggle.

Shifts right while printing Increase the pressure on the inside toggle.

Decrease the pressure on the inside toggle.

Decrease the pressure on the outside toggle.

If none of these issues exist, do not continue with this procedure.

4. To make adjustments to the printhead pressure, loosen the upper knurled nut on the toggle to be

adjusted.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Increase pressure Decrease pressure

Increase or decrease the pressure by rotating the lower nut.

6. Hold the lower nut in place and tighten the upper knurled nut.

7. If necessary, reinitiate a PAUSE Self Test on page 116.

8. While printing labels, use the control panel to raise the darkness setting until the labels are again

printing black instead of gray. (See Print > Print Quality > Darkness on page 69.)

9. Check the print quality, and if necessary, repeat this procedure until the printhead pressure is

adequate.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Adjust the Sensor Position

The transmissive media sensor assembly consists of two parts: a light source and a light sensor. The lower part of the media sensor is the light source, and the upper part of the media sensor is the light sensor. The media passes between the two parts.

Adjust the position of the sensor only if the printer cannot detect the top of the labels. In this situation, the display shows a media out error even though there is media loaded in the printer. For non-continuous media with a notch or hole, the sensor must be positioned directly at the notch or hole.

1. Remove the ribbon so you can clearly see the media path.

2. With media loaded, locate the green light that shines from the lower part of the media sensor.

3. If necessary, turn the gold transmissive sensor adjustment wheel to move the sensor until it is

positioned at a notch or hole in the media.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Install the Rewind/Liner Take-Up Plate

The rewind/liner take-up plate is used in different positions for Rewind mode versus Peel mode or Applicator Mode.

Peel Mode/Applicator Mode

1. Loosen the knurled nut (1) on the outside stud on the printer’s base.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Align the large hole of the keyhole in the rewind/peel plate over the knurled nut, and then slide the plate down until it hits the studs.

3. Tighten the knurled nut.

Rewind Mode

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

To install the rewind/liner take-up plate for Rewind mode:

1. Locate the four mounting slots for the rewind/liner take-up plate.

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Locate the four mounting tabs on the rewind/liner take-up plate.

3. Insert the mounting tabs of the rewind plate into the mounting slots of the printer, and then slide the

rewind plate to the left until it will not go any farther.

Routine Maintenance

This section provides routine cleaning and maintenance procedures.

Cleaning Schedule and Procedures

Routine preventive maintenance is a crucial part of normal printer operation. By taking good care of your printer, you can minimize the potential problems that you might have with it and help to achieve and to maintain your standards for print quality.

Over time, the movement of media or ribbon across the printhead wears through the protective ceramic coating, exposing and eventually damaging the print elements (dots). To avoid abrasion:

• Clean the printhead frequently.

• Minimize printhead pressure and burn temperature (darkness) settings by optimizing the balance between the two.

• When using Thermal Transfer mode, ensure that the ribbon is as wide or wider than the media to prevent exposing the printhead elements to the more abrasive label material.

IMPORTANT: Zebra is not responsible for damage caused by the use of cleaning fluids on this printer.

Specific cleaning procedures are provided on the following pages. Table 3 shows the recommended cleaning schedule. These intervals are intended as guidelines only. You may have to clean more often, depending upon your application and media.

Table 3 Recommended Cleaning Schedule

Area Method Interval

Printhead Solvent* Direct Thermal Mode: After every roll of media

Platen roller Solvent*

Media sensors Air blow

Ribbon sensor Air blow

Media path Solvent*

Ribbon path Solvent*

Pinch roller (part of Peel-Off option) Solvent*

*Zebra recommends using the Preventive Maintenance Kit (p/n 47362 or p/n 105950-035 - multipack). In place of this kit, you may use a clean swab dipped in 99.7% isopropyl alcohol. For 600 dpi printers, use Save-a-Printhead cleaning film. This specially coated material removes contamination buildup without damaging the printhead. Call your authorized reseller or distributor for more information.

(or 500 feet of fanfold media).

Thermal Transfer Mode: After every roll of ribbon.

Routine Maintenance

Table 3 Recommended Cleaning Schedule

Area Method Interval

Cutter module

Tear-off/peel-off bar Solvent* Once a month.

Take-label sensor Air blow Once every six months.

If cutting continuous, pressure-sensitive media

If cutting tag stock or label liner material

Solvent* After every roll of media (or more often,

depending upon your application and media).

Solvent* and

After every two or three rolls of media.

air blow

Routine Maintenance

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Clean the Exterior, the Media Compartment, and the Sensors

Over time, dust, grime, and other debris may build up on the outside and inside of your printer, particularly in a harsh operating environment.

Printer Exterior

You may clean the exterior surfaces of the printer with a lint-free cloth and a small amount of a mild detergent, if necessary. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaning agents or solvents.

IMPORTANT: Zebra is not responsible for damage caused by the use of cleaning fluids on this printer.

Media Compartment and Sensors

1. Brush, air blow, or vacuum any accumulated paper lint and dust away from the media and ribbon paths.

2. Brush, air blow, or vacuum any accumulated paper lint and dust away from the sensors.

Take-label sensor

Ribbon sensor

Media sensor

Routine Maintenance

Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller

Inconsistent print quality, such as voids in the barcode or graphics, may indicate a dirty printhead. For the recommended cleaning schedule, see Table 3 on page 94.

CAUTION—ESD: Before touching the printhead assembly, discharge any built-up static electricity by touching the metal printer frame or by using an anti-static wriststrap and mat.

1. Raise the media door.

Routine Maintenance

CAUTION—HOT SURFACE: The printhead may be hot and could cause severe burns. Allow the printhead to cool.

2. Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever upward.

3. Remove the ribbon (if used) and the media.

4. Using the swab from a Zebra Preventive Maintenance Kit, wipe along the brown strip on the printhead

assembly from end to end. In place of the Preventive Maintenance Kit, you may use a clean swab dipped in 99.7% isopropyl alcohol. Allow the solvent to evaporate.

Routine Maintenance

While manually rotating the platen roller, clean it thoroughly with the swab. Allow the solvent to evaporate.

6. Reload the ribbon (if used) and the media. For instructions, see Load the Ribbon on page 42 or Load

the Media on page 16.

7. Rotate the printhead-open lever downward until it locks the printhead in place.

Close the media door.

Routine Maintenance

The printer is ready to operate.

9. Press PAUSE to exit pause mode and enable printing.

The printer may perform a label calibration or feed a label, depending on your settings.

NOTE: If performing this procedure does not improve print quality, try cleaning the printhead with

Save-A-Printhead

cleaning film. This specially coated material removes contamination buildup without

damaging the printhead. Call your authorized Zebra reseller for more information.

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Zebra ZT610, ZT620 User Guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

Declaration of Conformity

Compliance Information

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement (for printers with RFID encoders)

Canadian DOC Compliance Statement

Printer Setup

Select a Location for the Printer

Order Supplies and Accessories

Media

Ribbon

Inspect the Contents of the Box

Install Label Software

Install Printer Drivers and Connect the Printer to Your Devices

Connect to a Computer

Connect to a Phone or Tablet

Determine the Label Collection Method

Insert the Media into the Printer

Tear-Off Mode

Peel-Off Mode or Applicator Mode

Rewind Mode

Cutter Mode or Delayed Cut Mode

Determine the Type of Ribbon to Use

Load the Ribbon

Run the Print Wizard and Print a Test Label

Printer Configuration and Adjustment

Home Screen

Printer Wizards

User Menus

System Menu

Connection Menu

Print Menu

RFID Menu

Storage Menu

Calibrate the Ribbon and Media Sensors

Adjust the Printhead Pressure and Toggle Position

Toggle Position Adjustment

Printhead Pressure Adjustment

Adjust the Sensor Position

Install the Rewind/Liner Take-Up Plate

Peel Mode/Applicator Mode

Rewind Mode

Routine Maintenance

Cleaning Schedule and Procedures

Clean the Exterior, the Media Compartment, and the Sensors

Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller