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Public Release (2) 7.27.21

Minor Versionm

by Eric Sutter

  1. Search for printers and scanners in the taskbar search bar. Confirm that the selection looks like the first picture, and hit "Open." Click on the printer you set up in the previous guides.
    • Search for printers and scanners in the taskbar search bar.

    • Confirm that the selection looks like the first picture, and hit "Open."

    • Click on the printer you set up in the previous guides.

    • In this case, I named the printer "Bar Code Printer PR40."

    • Select the "Manage" option.

    • Select the "Printer Properties" option.

  2. Select the "Tools" tab at the top of the new window. Click on the drop-down menu labeled "Print" in the "Printer" section. Select "Generic Test" from the list of options.
    • Select the "Tools" tab at the top of the new window.

    • Click on the drop-down menu labeled "Print" in the "Printer" section.

    • Select "Generic Test" from the list of options.

    • This should print a test label, which should look like the example image.

    • If no page printed, check that the roll of labels is loaded correctly, and that the correct printing options are selected.

  3. Select the 'Menu' on the home screen of the printer Choose 'Diagnostic' Select 'Print Config'
    • Select the 'Menu' on the home screen of the printer

    • Choose 'Diagnostic'

    • Select 'Print Config'

  4. The printer will begin printing and you will see the screen shown in Image 1.
    • The printer will begin printing and you will see the screen shown in Image 1.

    • Once it is done printing, you will then have the three labels shown in Image 2 from the Test print and the Configuration Print.

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