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by Eric Sutter

14 - Using the Printer Screen

Written By: Eric Sutter
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  1. The screen and buttons can be used to perform numerous printer functions without the use of a separate computer. There is: the screen, which displays information and menus. It functions as a touch screen, for easier menu navigation. The Up, Down, Left, & Right buttons, which will scroll up and down through menu lists as well as left and right.

    • The screen and buttons can be used to perform numerous printer functions without the use of a separate computer.

    • There is: the screen, which displays information and menus. It functions as a touch screen, for easier menu navigation.

    • The Up, Down, Left, & Right buttons, which will scroll up and down through menu lists as well as left and right.

    • The Select 1 Button, which correlates to the symbol above it.

    • The Select 2 Button, which correlates to the symbol above it.

    • Back Symbol. which takes you back to the previous screen you were on.

    • Select/Confirm Symbol, which selects the icon you have highlighted.

    • Feed Symbol, which feeds loaded labels through the printer.

  2. The Home screen displays the printer's network connection;

    • The Home screen displays the printer's network connection;

    • If there are labels (white if labels are loaded, red if not);

    • The printer's model number;

    • The time and date;

    • EMS's logo and phone number;

    • 'Menu,' which takes you to the larger list of menus available;

    • 'Calibration,' which gives you an option to calibrate the printer for Gap, Black Mark, and Continuous printing;

    • 'Favorites'

  3. If you select the 'Menu' option from the home screen, you'll be brought to this screen. You can scroll through the options with the left, right, up, and down buttons.

    • If you select the 'Menu' option from the home screen, you'll be brought to this screen. You can scroll through the options with the left, right, up, and down buttons.

    • The Settings menu is used for

    • The Sensor menu is used to calibrate the selected sensor. It has options for manual and automatic calibration for gap, black mark, and continuous printing.

    • The Interface menu is used o view and configure serial, ethernet, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi connection settings.

    • The Advanced menu is used to configure screen, date & time, cutter, language, and security settings.

    • The File Manager menu is used to check the printer's available memory and file list.

    • The Diagnostic menu can be used to run a number of self-diagnostic utilities. Using the Diagnostic Tool software on a connected computer is recommended.

  4. A. Wi-Fi Device is Ready (Option)

    • A. Wi-Fi Device is Ready (Option)

    • B. Ethernet is connected

    • C. Bluetooth device is ready (option)

    • D. Media capacity (%)

    • E. Ribbon capacity (m)

    • F. TPH cleaning

    • G. Security lock

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