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Parallel Data Port
A standard 36-pin parallel connector is available at the rear of the printer for
connection to the data source. Under normal circumstances, data sent from
the printer to the host in response to a “Printer Status Request” command is
sent through the RS-232 serial port. However, if the host has a properly
configured IEEE-1284 parallel port that is recognized by the printer, status
information will be returned through the parallel port. Port selection for
status information is determined each time the printer is turned on.
Parallel Port Interconnections
The following table shows the pin configuration and function of a standard
computer-to-printer parallel cable.
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36-pin
Connector
Description
1 nStrobe/HostClk
2-9 Data Bits 1-8
10 nACK/PtrClk
11 Busy/PtrBusy
12 PError/ACKDataReq
13 Select/Xflag
14 nAutoFd/HostBusy
15 Not Used
16 & 17 Ground
18 +5V @ 1A
19-30 Ground
31 ninit
32 nFault/NDataAvail
33 & 34 Not Used
35 +5V through a 4.7 KΩ Resistor
36 NSelectIn/1284 active
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- TableofContents 6
- CalibratingthePrinter 6
- EstablishingCommunication 7
- PrinterBasics 7
- RoutineCareandAdjustment 8
- Troubleshooting 8
- Introduction 10
- Print Mechanism Capabilities 11
- RFID Capabilities 11
- System Requirements 11
- Unpacking and Inspection 12
- MediaandRibbonRequirements 13
- PowerCord 13
- Printer Anatomy 101 14
- RFID Overview 15
- Tag-it Tags 16
- I·Code Tags 17
- Calibrating the Printer 18
- Types of Media 19
- Continuous Media 20
- Choosing the Print Mode 21
- LoadingtheMedia 22
- Positioning the Media Sensors 23
- Figure 6 24
- BlackMarkSensor 25
- LoadingtheRibbon 26
- OperatorControls 27
- ConfiguringthePrinter 28
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- Media and Ribbon Calibration 30
- PrintingaTestLabel 32
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- Establishing Communication 34
- CablingRequirements 35
- Printer Basics 36
- Front Panel Display 37
- FrontPanelKeys 38
- Front Panel Lights 39
- Roll Media Loading 40
- Peel-OffMode 41
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- CutterMode 45
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- Figure 19 48
- FanfoldMediaLoading 49
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- RibbonLoading 52
- Figure 22 53
- RibbonRemoval 54
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- Configuration 56
- Leaving the Setup Mode 58
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- Routine Care and Adjustment 78
- CleaningtheExterior 79
- CleaningtheInterior 79
- CleaningtheSensors 80
- CleaningtheSnapPlate 81
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- Lubrication 83
- FuseReplacement 83
- 5. Reconnect the power cord 84
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- Adjustments 85
- PrintheadPressureAdjustment 86
- MediaSensorPositionAdjustment 86
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- ErrorConditionHeadOpen 89
- ErrorConditionHeadElementBad 89
- WarningRibbonIn 89
- WarningHeadTooHot 89
- WarningHeadCold 90
- WarningCutterJammed 90
- OutofMemory* 90
- PrintQualityProblems 91
- WrinkledRibbon 92
- Communications 92
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- RFID Symptoms 94
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- PrinterDiagnostics 96
- CANCELKeySelfTest 97
- PAUSE Key Self Test 98
- FEEDKeySelfTest 99
- FEEDKeyandPAUSEKeySelfTest 100
- CommunicationsDiagnosticsTest 100
- AdditionalPrinterDiagnostics 100
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- Specifications 102
- Bar Codes 103
- General Specifications 104
- Printing Specifications 105
- Ribbon Specification 105
- Media Specifications 106
- Appendix 108
- RS-232 Interconnections 109
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- Male DB-25 111
- Parallel Data Port 112
- ZPL II Commands for RFID 113
- ^RT – Read Tag 114
- ^RS – RFID Setup 116
- ^RI - RFID Get Tag Unique ID 116
- Sample ZPL II Label Formats 118
- Format 4: RFID Sample 120
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