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Place the printer on a flat, stable surface.
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Take the plastic film off of the printer, and get the cables out of their packaging.
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Make sure the power switch is off.
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USB-B
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USB-A
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The USB-B and USB-A are two ends of the same cable. The USB-B to USB-A cable is only used for initial set-up and support. It should NOT be used for other purposes.
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Ethernet
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This cable is double ended with an ethernet jack on both sides. This is used for wired network connection, a network type which connects devices to the Internet or other networks using cables.
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Plug the USB-B into the printer's USB interface on the back.
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Plug the USB-A into your computer/laptop's USB port.
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To correctly identify the USB-B from the USB-A, please refer to the last step.
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Connect one end of the ethernet cable to your printer's ethernet interface on the back.
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Connect the other end of the ethernet to your network.
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Power Outlet Plug
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AC Adaptor Plug
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The Power Outlet Plug and the AC Adaptor Plug are two ends of the same cable.
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Printer Power Plug
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AC Adaptor Port
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The Power Power Plug and the AC Adaptor Port are two ends of the same cable.
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Connect the AC Adaptor Plug into the AC Adaptor Port
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Connect the Printer Power Cord into the back of the printer in the power cord socket.
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Make sure the printer is OFF before continuing and plugging it into the wall.
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Once the Printer Power Cord is connected and the printer is off, connect the Power Outlet Cord into a power outlet.
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DO NOT turn the printer on without the labels being loaded first. See how to load Direct Thermal labels HERE and Thermal Transfer with Ribbon HERE.
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