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  • Page 1: User Guide

    105SL™ Zebra ® Industrial/Commercial Printer User Guide...
  • Page 2 Zebra Technologies Corporation has been advised of the possibility of such damages. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
  • Page 3: Declaration Of Conformity

    I have determined that the Zebra printers identified as the SL Series 105SL manufactured by: Zebra Technologies Corporation 333 Corporate Woods Parkway Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061-3109 U.S.A. Have been shown to comply with the applicable technical standards of the FCC...
  • Page 4: Compliance Information

    Compliance Information Compliance Information FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This device may not cause harmful interference, and This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    About This Document ..........1 Who Should Use This Document .
  • Page 6 Contents Select a Site for the Printer ..........18 Select a Surface .
  • Page 7 Print a Configuration Label ..........77 Print a Network Configuration Label .
  • Page 8 viii Contents Printing Specifications........... 145 Ribbon Specifications .
  • Page 9: About This Document

    About This Document This section provides you with contact information, document structure and organization, and additional reference documents. Contents Who Should Use This Document ..........2 How This Document Is Organized .
  • Page 10: Who Should Use This Document

    About This Document Who Should Use This Document Who Should Use This Document This User Guide is intended for use by any person who needs to perform routine maintenance, upgrade, or troubleshoot problems with the printer. How This Document Is Organized The User Guide is set up as follows: Section Introduction on page 7...
  • Page 11: Contacts

    Contacts You can contact Zebra Technologies Corporation at the following. Web Site http://www.zebra.com Technical Support via the Internet is available 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Go to http://www.zebra.com/support. The Americas Regional Headquarters Zebra Technologies International, 333 Corporate Woods Parkway Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061.3109...
  • Page 12: Document Conventions

    About This Document Document Conventions Document Conventions The following conventions are used throughout this document to convey certain information. Alternate Color (online only) Cross-references contain hot links to other sections in this guide. If you are viewing this guide online in .pdf format, you can click the cross-reference (blue text) to jump directly to its location.
  • Page 13 Illustration Callouts Callouts are used when an illustration contains information that needs to be labeled and described. A table that contains the labels and descriptions follows the graphic. Figure 1 provides an example. 6/30/06 Figure 1 • Sample Figure with Callouts PREVIOUS NEXT/SAVE SETUP/EXIT...
  • Page 14 About This Document Document Conventions Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 15: Introduction

    This section shows the operational controls and location of major components used when loading media and ribbon. Other features of the printer are discussed. Contents External View ............8 Control Panel .
  • Page 16: External View

    Introduction External View External View Figure 2 shows the outside of the printer. 11342L-001 Rev. A Figure 2 • Exterior of Printer Front Rear Control panel Media door Electronics cover Power switch ( = Off, = On) AC power connector 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 17: Control Panel

    Control Panel All controls and indicators for the printer are located on the control panel • The control panel Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) shows the operating status and printer parameters. • The control panel buttons are used to control the printer operations and to set parameters. •...
  • Page 18: Control Panel Lcd

    Introduction Control Panel Control Panel LCD The control panel LCD functions differently in different printer modes. • In Operating mode, the LCD displays the printer’s status, sometimes in conjunction with a control panel light (see • In Pause mode, the printer stops printing temporarily. •...
  • Page 19: Control Panel Lights

    Table 1 • Control Panel Buttons (Continued) Button Appearance MINUS PLUS Control Panel Lights Table 2 describes lights on the control panel that indicate different printer conditions. Note • If two operating conditions occur simultaneously (for example, one that causes a light to be on constantly and one that causes the same light to flash), the light flashes.
  • Page 20 Introduction Control Panel Light Appearance DATA (located above CANCEL button) 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 2 • Control Panel Lights (Continued) Status Normal operation. No data being received or processed. The printer is processing data or is printing. No data is being received.
  • Page 21: Printer Media Compartment

    Printer Media Compartment Figure 4 shows a simplified view of the media compartment of your printer. Depending on installed options, your printer may look slightly different. Printhead-open lever Platen roller Cutter (optional) Ribbon take-up spindle Ribbon supply spindle Media supply hanger Media supply guide Outer media guide Rewind spindle (optional)
  • Page 22 Introduction Printer Media Compartment Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 23: Printer Setup

    This section provides the tasks that you must complete and the issues that you must consider before you load and configure your printer. Contents Before You Begin ............16 Handling the Printer .
  • Page 24: Before You Begin

    Printer Setup Before You Begin Before You Begin Review this checklist, and resolve any issues before you set up or use your printer. Unpack and Inspect the Printer Have you unpacked the printer and inspected it for damage? If you have not, see Unpack and Inspect the Printer Select a Site Have you selected an appropriate location for the printer? If you have not, Select a Site for the Printer on page Attach a Power Cord Do you have the correct power cord for your printer? If you are...
  • Page 25: Handling The Printer

    • Keep all packaging material for shipping company inspection. • Notify your authorized Zebra reseller. Important • Zebra Technologies Corporation is not responsible for any damage incurred during the shipment of the equipment and will not repair this damage under warranty. Store the Printer If you are not placing the printer into immediate operation, repackage it using the original packing materials.
  • Page 26: Select A Site For The Printer

    Printer Setup Select a Site for the Printer Select a Site for the Printer Consider the following when selecting an appropriate location for your printer. Select a Surface Select a solid, level surface of sufficient size and strength to accommodate the printer and other equipment (such as a computer), if necessary.
  • Page 27: Select A Communication Interface

    Select a Communication Interface The way that you connect your printer to a data source depends on the communication options installed in the printer. You may use any available connection to send commands and label formats from a host computer to the printer. Caution •...
  • Page 28: Types Of Connections

    Printer Setup Select a Communication Interface Types of Connections The method of connecting the printer to a data source depends on the communication options installed in the printer and the host computer. This section provides basic information about common interfaces. When communicating via the serial data port (RS-232), the baud rate, number of data and stop bits, the parity, and the XON/XOFF or DTR control should be set to match those of the host computer.
  • Page 29 IEEE 1284 Bidirectional Parallel A common communication method available on most personal computers and other hosts. • Advantages: Faster than the serial connection; cables and connectors are readily available from computer equipment stores and suppliers; easy to connect; two-way communication between the computer and the printer;...
  • Page 30: Data Cable Requirements

    Printer Setup Select a Communication Interface Optional Ethernet Print Servers Ethernet-based print servers also are available to connect your printer to a data source. Both wired and wireless options are available. Manuals are available at Note • The parallel connection on your printer is not operational when one of these print servers is installed.
  • Page 31: Connect The Printer To A Power Source

    Connect the Printer to a Power Source The AC power cord must have a three-prong female connector on one end that plugs into the mating AC power connector at the rear of the printer. If a power cable was not included with your printer, refer to Caution •...
  • Page 32: Power Cord Specifications

    Printer Setup Connect the Printer to a Power Source Power Cord Specifications Caution • For personnel and equipment safety, always use an approved three-conductor power cord specific to the region or country intended for installation. This cord must use an IEC 320 female connector and the appropriate region-specific, three-conductor grounded plug configuration.
  • Page 33: Types Of Media

    Types of Media The printer can use various types of media Zebra-brand supplies for continuous high-quality printing. 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/howtobuy.
  • Page 34 Printer Setup Types of Media Media Type How It Looks Non-Continuous Fanfold Media Continuous Roll Media 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 5 • Types of Media (Continued) Description Fanfold media is folded in a zigzag pattern. Fanfold media can have the same label divisions as non- continuous roll media.
  • Page 35: Ribbon Overview

    Ribbon Overview Ribbon is a thin film that is coated on one side with wax, resin, or wax resin, which is transferred to the media during the thermal transfer process. The media determines whether you need to use ribbon and how wide the ribbon must be. When ribbon is used, it must be as wide as or wider than the media being used.
  • Page 36 Printer Setup Ribbon Overview 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. To perform an adhesive test, complete these steps: Peel a label from its liner.
  • Page 37: Operations

    This section provides the procedures for loading and calibrating the printer. Note • Complete the tasks and resolve the issues in operating the printer. Contents Media Loading Overview ..........30 Print Modes .
  • Page 38: Media Loading Overview

    Operations Media Loading Overview Media Loading Overview The printer can print on roll or fanfold media and use different print modes for label removal. Print Modes The methods for loading media for each print mode follow in this section. Use a print mode that matches the media being used and the printer options available information on the types of media, see Mode...
  • Page 39: Insert Media Into The Printer

    Insert Media into the Printer This section shows how to insert roll or fanfold media into the printer. Fanfold media is loaded the same way as roll media. Roll Media To insert roll media, complete these steps: Remove and discard any tags or labels that are dirty or that are held by adhesives or tape. Pull out the media supply guide as far as it goes.
  • Page 40 Operations Media Loading Overview Slide in the media supply guide until it touches the edge of the roll. Fanfold Media To load fanfold media, complete these steps: Thread the fanfold media through the rear access slot ( Using the media supply hanger is optional. Figure 16 •...
  • Page 41 Do you wish to use the media supply guide? If… Then… Continue with the media loading procedure for the desired print mode. Pull the media supply guide out as far as it goes. Drape the media over the media supply hanger. Slide in the media supply guide until it touches, but does not restrict, the edge of the media.
  • Page 42: Load Media In Tear-Off Mode

    Operations Load Media in Tear-Off Mode Load Media in Tear-Off Mode Tear-Off is the default mode. To load media in Tear-Off mode, complete these steps: Set the printer to Tear-Off mode. See Insert media into the printer. See Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever counterclockwise. 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 43 Loosen the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located on the bottom of the outer media guide ( Slide the outer media guide all the way out. Thread the media under the lower roller (1) and the upper media sensor assembly (2). 6/30/06 105SL User Guide Operations...
  • Page 44 Operations Load Media in Tear-Off Mode Push the media forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), under the snap plate (2), and then over the platen roller (3). Align the media with the inner media guide ( just touches the edge of the media. 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 45 Operations Load Media in Tear-Off Mode Tighten the thumb screw (not visible from this angle) that is located on the bottom of the outer media guide ( Push down the printhead assembly ( ), and then rotate the printhead-open lever clockwise until it locks into place ( 6/30/06 105SL User Guide...
  • Page 46: Load Media In Peel-Off Mode

    Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode Load Media in Peel-Off Mode Refer to Figure installed. Rewind option operating in Peel-Off mode Peel option operating in Peel-Off mode Printed label Printhead-open lever Outer media guide Media supply hanger Media supply guide 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 47 To load media in Peel-Off mode, complete these steps: Prepare the printer for Peel-Off mode. If the printer has the… Rewind option 6/30/06 Then… If the rewind plate is installed, remove it from the print mechanism. Hang the rewind plate upside-down on the two mounting screws on the inside of the front panel.
  • Page 48 Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode If the printer has the… Peel option Set the printer to Peel-Off mode. See Insert media into the printer. See Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead open lever counterclockwise. 11342L-001 Rev. A Then…...
  • Page 49 Loosen the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle). Slide the outer media guide all the way out. Thread the media past the inner media guide (1). Continue under the lower roller (2) and the upper media sensor (3).
  • Page 50 Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode Thread the media forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), under the snap plate (2), over the platen roller (3), and out the front of the printer (4). Extend approximately 36 in. (920 mm) of media out of the printer. Remove and discard the labels from this exposed media.
  • Page 51 Wind the media liner around the rewind or peel spindle as instructed. If the printer has the… Rewind option 6/30/06 Then… Note • You may opt to install a core on the rewind spindle for the used media liner. However, a core is not required and typically is not used for peel-off mode.
  • Page 52 Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode If the printer has the… Peel option 11342L-001 Rev. A Then… Remove the hook from the peel spindle. Wind the media liner counterclockwise around the peel spindle. Reinstall the hook. The short end of the hook fits into the notch on the peel spindle.
  • Page 53 Align the media with the inner media guide ( just touches the edge of the media. Tighten the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle). 6/30/06 ). Slide in the outer media guide ( 105SL User Guide Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode...
  • Page 54 Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode Push the printhead assembly down ( until it locks into place ( 11342L-001 Rev. A ), and then rotate the printhead-open lever clockwise 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 55: Remove Media Liner From The Rewind Or Peel Spindle

    Remove Media Liner from the Rewind or Peel Spindle Rewind mode and Peel-Off mode each use spindles to wind used media liner. Remove the media liner from the spindle each time that you change labels. Important • It is not necessary to turn off the power to remove media liner from the spindles. If power is turned off, all label formats and images, as well as any temporarily saved parameter settings stored in the printer’s internal memory, are lost.
  • Page 56 Operations Load Media in Peel-Off Mode Pull out the spindle hook. Slide the media liner off of the spindle and discard. 11342L-001 Rev. A Rewind Rewind Peel 105SL User Guide Peel 6/30/06...
  • Page 57: Load Media In Rewind Mode

    Load Media in Rewind Mode Refer to Figure 19. This section applies only if the Rewind option is installed. Use a 3-inch core on the rewind spindle to wind printed labels. Note • Before closing the printhead, make sure that: •...
  • Page 58 Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode To load media in Rewind mode, complete these steps: Is the rewind plate installed as shown in If… Set the printer to Rewind mode. See Insert media into the printer. See 11342L-001 Rev. A Figure Then…...
  • Page 59 Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever counterclockwise. Loosen the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle). Slide the outer media guide all the way out. 6/30/06 105SL User Guide Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 60 Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode Thread the media past the inner media guide (1). Continue under the lower roller (2) and the upper media sensor (3). Ensure that the media touches the inner media guide. Thread the media forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), under the snap plate (2), over the platen roller (3), and out the front of the printer (4).
  • Page 61 Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode Extend approximately 36 in. (920 mm) of media out of the printer. Remove and discard the labels from this exposed media. Remove the hook from the rewind spindle. Store the hook in the bottom of the printer. Slide an empty 3-in.
  • Page 62 Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode Rotate the rewind spindle counterclockwise several turns to wind the media liner around the core and remove any slack. Align the media with the inner media guide ( just touches the edge of the media. Tighten the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle).
  • Page 63: Remove Labels From The Rewind Spindle

    Push the printhead assembly down ( until it locks into place ( Remove Labels from the Rewind Spindle Rewind mode uses a core to wind printed labels. Remove the core with the printed labels every time you change labels for the Rewind option to work correctly. Important •...
  • Page 64 Operations Load Media in Rewind Mode If... 11342L-001 Rev. A Then... Rotate the rewind spindle clockwise to create slack in the media. Cut or tear the media between labels. Slide the core from the rewind spindle. 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 65: Load Media In Cutter Mode

    Load Media in Cutter Mode Refer to Figure 20. The following instructions pertain to printers with the cutter option only. To load media in Cutter mode, complete these steps: Set the printer to Cutter mode. See Insert media into the printer. See Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever counterclockwise.
  • Page 66 Operations Load Media in Cutter Mode Loosen the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle). Slide the outer media guide all the way out. Thread the media past the inner media guide (1). Continue under the lower roller (2) and the upper media sensor (3).
  • Page 67 Caution • The cutter blade is sharp. Do not touch or rub the blade with your fingers. Thread the media forward until it passes under the printhead assembly ( snap plate ( ), and through the cutter assembly ( shown in this illustration.) Align the media with the inner media guide ( just touches the edge of the media.
  • Page 68 Operations Load Media in Cutter Mode Tighten the thumb screw on the bottom of the outer media guide (not visible from this angle). Push the printhead assembly down ( until it locks into place ( The printer automatically feeds and cuts one label after the printhead is closed. 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 69: Load Ribbon

    Load Ribbon Always use ribbon that is wider than the media to protect the printhead from wear. Ribbon must be coated on the outside (see of a ribbon is coated). For direct thermal printing, do not load ribbon in the printer. To load ribbon, complete these steps: Align the segments of the ribbon supply spindle.
  • Page 70 Operations Load Ribbon A ribbon leader makes ribbon loading and unloading easier. Does your roll of ribbon have paper or something else attached to the end to serve as a ribbon leader? If… Open the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead-open lever counter-clockwise. Thread the ribbon leader and attached ribbon over the lower roller ( roller ( 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 71 Push the ribbon leader forward until it passes under the printhead assembly (1), over the snap plate (2), and then over the platen roller (3). Bring the ribbon leader over the upper ribbon roller ( spindle ( Remove the hook from the ribbon take-up spindle. 6/30/06 105SL User Guide Operations...
  • Page 72 Operations Load Ribbon Wind the ribbon leader and the attached ribbon counterclockwise around the ribbon take-up spindle. Reinstall the hook. The short end of the hook fits into the notch on the ribbon take-up spindle. The long end of the hook fits into the groove on the opposite side of the notch. Rotate the spindle counterclockwise several turns to wind the ribbon over the hook and remove any slack.
  • Page 73: Remove Used Ribbon

    Remove Used Ribbon Remove used ribbon from the ribbon take-up spindle each time you change the roll of ribbon. To remove used ribbon, complete these steps: If the ribbon has not run out, cut or break it before the ribbon take-up spindle. Push the hook until it slips out of the groove in the ribbon take-up spindle.
  • Page 74: Adjust Media Sensors

    Operations Adjust Media Sensors Adjust Media Sensors This section describes how to adjust the media sensors. Black Mark Sensor The optional black mark sensor is in a fixed position and is enabled via the control panel (see Set the Sensor Type on page 81 Transmissive Sensor The transmissive sensor, which is used to detect web media, consists of two sections: a light source (the lower media sensor) and a light sensor (the upper media sensor).
  • Page 75: Lower Media Sensor

    Using a Phillips-head screwdriver, slightly loosen the upper media sensor adjustment screw ( Using the tip of the screwdriver, slide the upper sensor along the slot to the desired position (for non-continuous media with a notch or hole in the media, the sensor must be directly above the notch or hole).
  • Page 76: Adjust Printhead Balance And Pressure

    Operations Adjust Printhead Balance and Pressure Adjust Printhead Balance and Pressure Printhead toggle position (balance) and printhead pressure affect print quality. If the pressure is too light or uneven, the labels and ribbon may slip. Important • and pressure. Make sure that your labels and ribbon are right for your application. Adjust Printhead Balance You may need to adjust the printhead balance by moving the toggle if printing is too light on one side of the labels.
  • Page 77 Tighten the locking nut. Print additional labels at 2.4 in. (61 mm) per second by again running the on page 133. Do both sides of the label print at the same level of gray? If… Then… The toggle is positioned correctly. Increase the darkness setting to the optimum level for the media being used.
  • Page 78: Printhead Pressure Adjustment

    Operations Adjust Printhead Balance and Pressure Printhead Pressure Adjustment You may need to increase the printhead pressure if you are using thick media or if the ribbon slips during printing. To maximize printhead life, use the lowest pressure that produces the desired print quality without allowing the ribbon or media to slip.
  • Page 79: Calibrate The Printer

    Calibrate the Printer Calibrate the printer when it is first put into service. Calibration allows the printer to establish the proper settings for the specific media and ribbon used in your application. You may calibrate the printer at other times as needed. calibration.
  • Page 80 Operations Calibrate the Printer Type of Calibration Media and Ribbon Sensor Sensitivity Calibration 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 7 • Types of Calibration (Continued) Description This calibration is one of the most common adjustments made to printer settings. The printer resets the sensitivity of the sensors specifically for the media and ribbon that you are using.
  • Page 81: Configuration

    This section describes the control panel parameters that are used to configure the printer for operation. Contents Setup Mode ............74 Enter Setup Mode .
  • Page 82: Setup Mode

    Configuration Setup Mode Setup Mode After you have installed the media and ribbon and the Power-On Self Test (POST) is complete, the control panel displays application using the control panel display and the buttons directly below it. If it becomes necessary to restore the initial printer defaults, see Important •...
  • Page 83: Exit Setup Mode

    Exit Setup Mode To leave Setup mode, complete these steps: Press SETUP/EXIT The LCD displays Press PLUS (+) Table 8 • Save Options When Leaving Setup Mode PERMANENT TEMPORARY CANCEL LOAD DEFAULTS LOAD LAST SAVE DEFAULT NET Press NEXT/SAVE When the configuration and calibration sequence is done, 6/30/06 SAVE CHANGES to display the save options...
  • Page 84: Change Password-Protected Parameters

    Configuration Change Password-Protected Parameters Change Password-Protected Parameters Certain parameters, including the communication parameters, are password-protected by factory default. Caution • Do not change password-protected parameters unless you have a complete understanding of the parameters’ functions. If the parameters are set incorrectly, the printer may function unpredictably.
  • Page 85: Print A Configuration Label

    Print a Configuration Label A configuration label lists the printer settings that are stored in configuration memory. After you load the media and ribbon (if necessary), print a configuration label as a record of your printer’s current settings. Keep the label to use when troubleshooting printing problems. To print a configuration label, complete these steps: On the control panel, press Press...
  • Page 86: Print A Network Configuration Label

    Configuration Print a Network Configuration Label Print a Network Configuration Label If you are using a print server, you can print a network configuration label after the printer is connected to the network. To print a network configuration label, complete these steps: On the control panel, press Press NEXT...
  • Page 87: Control Panel Parameters

    Control Panel Parameters Use the LCD on the control panel to adjust printer settings. order in which they are displayed when you press Table 10 on page 98 print server is installed in the printer. Note • Your label preparation software or the printer driver may override adjustments made through the control panel.
  • Page 88 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter TEAR OFF +000 PRINT MODE -TEAR-OFF 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 2 of 19) Action/Explanation Adjust the Tear-Off Position This parameter establishes the position of the media over the tear-off/peel-off bar after printing. Figure 24.
  • Page 89 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 3 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set Media Type MEDIA TYPE This parameter tells the printer the type of media that you are using (see -NON-CONTINUOUS + Types of Media on page 25 media requires that you include a label length instruction in your label format ( ^LLxxxx if you are using ZPL or ZPL II).
  • Page 90 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter PRINT WIDTH 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 4 of 19) Action/Explanation Set Print Width Determines the printable area across the width of the label given the resolution of the printer. Note • Setting the width too narrow can result in portions of the label not being printed on the media.
  • Page 91 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 5 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set Maximum Label Length MAXIMUM LENGTH This parameter is used during the media portion of the calibration process. -39.0 IN 988 MM Always set maximum label length to a value that is at least 1.0 in. (25.4 mm) greater than the actual label length to a smaller value than the label length, the printer assumes that continuous media is loaded, and the printer cannot calibrate.
  • Page 92 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter LIST FONTS PRINT LIST BAR CODES PRINT LIST IMAGES PRINT LIST FORMATS PRINT LIST SETUP PRINT LIST NETWORK PRINT 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 6 of 19) Action/Explanation List Fonts This option prints a label that lists the available fonts in the printer, including standard printer fonts plus any optional fonts.
  • Page 93 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 7 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation List All LIST ALL This option prints labels that list the available fonts, bar codes, images, PRINT formats, and the current printer and network configurations. To print labels for all settings: 1.
  • Page 94 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter INIT FLASH MEM. 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 8 of 19) Action/Explanation Initialize Flash Memory This option erases all previously stored information from Flash memory. Caution • This option completely erases the Flash memory. To initialize Flash memory: 1.
  • Page 95 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 9 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Print Sensor Profile SENSOR PROFILE A sensor profile shows sensor settings compared to actual sensor readings. PRINT This label (which will extend across several actual labels or tags) can be used to troubleshoot printing problems.
  • Page 96 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter MEDIA AND RIBBON CALIBRATE 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 10 of 19) Action/Explanation Calibrate Media and Ribbon Sensor Sensitivity Use this procedure to adjust sensitivity of media and ribbon sensors. Important • Follow this procedure exactly as presented.
  • Page 97 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 11 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set Parallel Communications PARALLEL COMM. Select the communications port that matches the one being used by the host -BIDIRECTIONAL computer. Default: BIDIRECTIONAL Selections: BIDIRECTIONAL, TWINAX/COAX, UNIDIRECTIONAL To change the value shown: 1.
  • Page 98 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter PARITY NONE HOST HANDSHAKE XON/XOFF PROTOCOL NONE NETWORK ID 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 12 of 19) Action/Explanation Set Parity This setting applies only when the serial port is used. The parity of the printer must match the parity of the host computer for accurate communications to take place.
  • Page 99 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 13 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set Communications Mode COMMUNICATIONS The communication diagnostics mode is a troubleshooting tool for - NORMAL MODE checking the interconnection between the printer and the host computer. For more information, see Default: NORMAL MODE Selections: NORMAL MODE, DIAGNOSTICS To select communication diagnostics mode:...
  • Page 100 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter DELIMITER CHAR <,>2CH ZPL MODE ZPL II MEDIA POWER UP - CALIBRATION 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 14 of 19) Action/Explanation Set Delimiter Character The delimiter character is a two-digit hex value used as a parameter place marker in ZPL/ZPL II format instructions.
  • Page 101 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 15 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Select Head Close Option HEAD CLOSE This parameter sets the action of the media when you close the printhead. - CALIBRATION Default: CALIBRATION Selections: FEED, CALIBRATION, LENGTH, SHORT CAL, and NO MOTION To change the value shown: 1.
  • Page 102: Left Position

    Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter LEFT POSITION ±0000 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 16 of 19) Action/Explanation Adjust Left Position This parameter establishes how far from the left edge of a label the format begins to print by adjusting horizontal positioning on the label. Positive numbers adjust the printing away from the main frame by the number of dots selected;...
  • Page 103 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 17 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set the Printhead Resistor Value HEAD RESISTOR Caution • This parameter should be changed only by qualified service 0500 OHMS personnel. Do not set the value higher than that shown on the printhead. Setting a higher value may damage the printhead.
  • Page 104 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Parameter WEB S. MEDIA S. RIBBON S. MARK S. MARK MED S. 000 MEDIA LED RIBBON LED MARK LED LCD ADJUST FORMAT CONVERT NONE 11342L-001 Rev. A Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 18 of 19) Action/Explanation These parameters are automatically set during the calibration procedure and should be changed only by a qualified service technician.
  • Page 105 Table 9 • Printer Parameters (Page 19 of 19) Parameter Action/Explanation Set Real-Time Clock (RTC) Date RTC DATE This parameter allows you to set the date following the convention selected 01/31/01 To change the value shown: 1. Press 2. Press Set RTC Time RTC TIME This parameter allows you to set the time following the convention selected...
  • Page 106: Print Server Lcd Displays

    Configuration Control Panel Parameters Print Server LCD Displays The menu options shown in Table 10 • Print Server Parameters (Page 1 of 4) Parameter LOAD LAN FROM? PRINTER WIRED PS CHECK? IP PROTOCOL 1 Appears only when the ZebraNet Wireless Print Server is installed. 2 These parameters appear after the system recognizes the existence of a ZebraNet print server (wired or wireless).
  • Page 107 Table 10 • Print Server Parameters (Page 2 of 4) Parameter Action/Explanation Specify IP Address IP ADDRESS This parameter allows you to select the IP address if PERMANENT was 000.000.000.000 chosen in IP PROTOCOL. (If a dynamic option was chosen, the user cannot select the address.) To change the value shown: 1.
  • Page 108 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Table 10 • Print Server Parameters (Page 3 of 4) Parameter LEAP MODE ENCRYPTION MODE ENCRYPT. INDEX 1 Appears only when the ZebraNet Wireless Print Server is installed. 2 These parameters appear after the system recognizes the existence of a ZebraNet print server (wired or wireless). After the print server is recognized, all zeroes (000.000.000.000) will display until the printer obtains an IP address or defaults to address 192.168.254.254.
  • Page 109 Table 10 • Print Server Parameters (Page 4 of 4) Parameter Action/Explanation Reset Network RESET NETWORK This option resets the wireless card and the print server when the wireless option is running. Selecting this option has no effect when the wireless option is not running, when there is no card inserted, or when the wireless password is anything other than the default (zero).
  • Page 110 Configuration Control Panel Parameters Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 111: Pc And Memory Cards

    PC and Memory Cards This section describes the optional cards that can be used with the printer and gives instructions for installation. Contents PCMCIA PC Cards........... . . 104 6/30/06 105SL User Guide 11342L-001 Rev.
  • Page 112: Pcmcia Pc Cards

    PC and Memory Cards PCMCIA PC Cards PCMCIA PC Cards The printer can use Type I- or Type II-compliant PCMCIA PC cards. These cards may hold extra memory or font options for the printer, or they may be wireless radio frequency (RF) cards that allow the printer to communicate over a network (ZebraNet Wireless Print Server option required).
  • Page 113 Insert the PCMCIA card into the card slot with the notch up. Insert it far enough to make the card-eject button pop out. Reinstall the card shield over the PCMCIA card and card slot. Note • The PCMCIA card may take a few minutes to initialize. The while the card initializes.
  • Page 114 PC and Memory Cards PCMCIA PC Cards Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 115: Routine Maintenance

    Routine Maintenance This section provides routine cleaning and maintenance procedures. Contents Lubrication ............108 Cleaning Schedule .
  • Page 116: Lubrication

    Routine Maintenance Lubrication Lubrication Caution • No lubricating agents other than Zebra-supplied, silicon-only lubricants should be used on the spindle felt clutches of this printer. Other commercially available lubricants damage the finish and mechanical parts. Cleaning Schedule Cleaning your printer regularly maintains print quality and may extend the life of the printer. The recommended cleaning schedule is shown in specific procedures.
  • Page 117: Clean The Exterior

    Clean the Exterior Clean the outside surfaces of the printer with a lint-free cloth. Use a mild detergent solution or desktop cleaner sparingly, as needed. Caution • Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaning agents or solvents. Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller After every roll of ribbon, clean the printhead.
  • Page 118 Routine Maintenance Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller Figure 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 a solution of isopropyl alcohol (minimum 90%) and deionized water (maximum 10%).
  • Page 119 Routine Maintenance Clean the Printhead and Platen Roller Push the printhead assembly down ( ), and then rotate the printhead-open lever clockwise until it locks into place ( 6/30/06 105SL User Guide 11342L-001 Rev. A...
  • Page 120: Clean The Media Compartment And Sensors

    Routine Maintenance Clean the Media Compartment and Sensors Clean the Media Compartment and Sensors After every four rolls of media, inspect the media compartment. Use a soft bristle brush or a vacuum cleaner to remove any dirt and lint from the interior of the printer. The sensors should be cleaned on a regular basis to ensure proper operation of the printer.
  • Page 121 Figure 32 • Take-Label Sensors, Black Mark Sensor, and Ribbon Sensor 6/30/06 Clean the Media Compartment and Sensors Take-label sensors Black mark sensor Ribbon sensor 105SL User Guide Routine Maintenance 11342L-001 Rev. A...
  • Page 122: Clean The Snap Plate

    Routine Maintenance Clean the Snap Plate Clean the Snap Plate Clean the snap plate to remove label adhesive or a label that has adhered to the underside of the snap plate. To clean the snap plate, complete these steps: Caution • Do not bend, twist, or deform the loops in the snap plate. If the snap plate is damaged in any way, a new one may be required for proper ribbon sensing.
  • Page 123: Clean The Cutter

    Clean the Cutter If the cutter is not cutting the labels cleanly or if it jams with labels, clean the cutter. Caution • For personnel safety, always power off and unplug the printer before performing this procedure. To clean the cutter, complete these steps: Turn off ( ) the printer.
  • Page 124: Replace The Fuse

    Routine Maintenance Replace the Fuse Replace the Fuse The printer uses a metric-style fuse (5 × 20 mm IEC) rated at F5A, 250 V. The end caps of the fuse must bear the certification mark of a known international safety organization (see Figure 10 on page Depending on your printer model, the fuse may be user-replaceable (see that has a user-replaceable fuse, the fuse holder is part of the AC power entry module at the...
  • Page 125: Troubleshooting

    This section provides information about errors that you might need to troubleshoot. Assorted diagnostic tests are included. Contents Troubleshooting Checklists ..........118 LCD Error Messages .
  • Page 126: Troubleshooting Checklists

    Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Checklists Troubleshooting Checklists If an error condition exists with the printer, review this checklist: Is there an error message on the LCD? If yes, see Are noncontinuous labels being treated as continuous labels? If yes, see and Ribbon Sensor Sensitivity on page Is the CHECK RIBBON labels being treated as continuous labels? If yes, see...
  • Page 127: Lcd Error Messages

    LCD Error Messages The LCD displays messages when there is an error. See causes, and the recommended solutions. LCD Display/ Possible Cause Printer Condition In thermal transfer mode, ribbon is ERROR CONDITION not loaded or incorrectly loaded. RIBBON OUT In thermal transfer mode, the ribbon sensor is not detecting The printer stops;...
  • Page 128 Troubleshooting LCD Error Messages LCD Display/ Printer Condition WARNING RIBBON IN RIBBON light ON, ERROR light flashes. ERROR CONDITION PAPER OUT The printer stops; MEDIA light ON, ERROR light flashes. ERROR CONDITION HEAD OPEN The printer stops and the ERROR light flashes. WARNING HEAD TOO HOT The printer stops and the...
  • Page 129 Table 12 • LCD Error Messages (Continued) LCD Display/ Possible Cause Printer Condition WARNING HEAD COLD The printhead is under The printer stops and the temperature. ERROR light flashes. The printhead data cable is not properly connected. There is not enough memory to OUT OF MEMORY perform the function specified on (function)
  • Page 130: Print Quality Problems

    Troubleshooting Print Quality Problems Print Quality Problems Table 13 identifies problems with print quality, the possible causes, and the recommended solutions. Problem Possible Cause General print quality The printer is set at the issues incorrect print speed. You are using an incorrect combination of labels and ribbon for your application.
  • Page 131 Table 13 • Print Quality Problems (Continued) Problem Possible Cause Fine, angular gray Wrinkled ribbon. lines on blank labels Printing too light or Media or ribbon is not designed too dark over the for high-speed operation. entire label You are using an incorrect combination of labels and ribbon for your application.
  • Page 132 Troubleshooting Print Quality Problems Problem Possible Cause Vertical drift in Normal tolerances of top-of-form position mechanical parts and printer modes. The printer is out of calibration. Recalibrate the printer. The platen roller is dirty. Vertical image or The printer is using label drift noncontinuous labels but is configured in continuous mode.
  • Page 133: Calibration Problems

    Calibration Problems Table 14 identifies problems with calibration, the possible causes, and the recommended solutions. Problem Possible Cause Loss of printing Improperly positioned media registration on labels. guides. Excessive vertical Media type set incorrectly. drift in top-of-form registration. Media loaded incorrectly or media sensor positioned improperly.
  • Page 134: Communications Problems

    Troubleshooting Communications Problems Communications Problems Table 15 identifies problems with communications, the possible causes, and the recommended solutions. Problem A label format was sent to the printer but was not recognized. The DATA light does not flash. A label format was sent to the printer.
  • Page 135: Ribbon Problems

    Ribbon Problems Table 16 identifies problems that may occur with ribbon, the possible causes, and the recommended solutions. Problem Possible Cause Broken or melted Darkness setting too high. ribbon The printer does not The printer was calibrated detect when the without ribbon.
  • Page 136: Miscellaneous Printer Problems

    Troubleshooting Miscellaneous Printer Problems Miscellaneous Printer Problems Table 17 identifies miscellaneous problems with the printer, the possible causes, and the recommended solutions. Problem Possible Cause The LCD displays a The language parameter was language that I changed through the control cannot read panel or a ZPL command.
  • Page 137 Table 17 • Miscellaneous Printer Problems (Continued) Problem Possible Cause The printer fails to The printer was not calibrated calibrate or detect the for the label being used. top of the label. The printer is configured for continuous media. The driver or software configuration is not set correctly.
  • Page 138: Printer Diagnostics

    Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics Printer Diagnostics Self tests and other diagnostics provide specific information about the condition of the printer. The self tests produce sample printouts and provide specific information that helps determine the operating conditions for the printer. The most commonly used are the Power-On and the CANCEL self tests.
  • Page 139: Cancel Self Test

    CANCEL Self Test self test prints a configuration label CANCEL To perform the CANCEL Self Test, complete these steps: Turn off ( ) the printer. Press and hold control panel light turns off. A printer configuration label prints 6/30/06 (Figure while turning on ( ) the printer.
  • Page 140 Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 141: Pause Self Test

    PAUSE Self Test This self test can be used to provide the test labels required when making adjustments to the printer’s mechanical assemblies or to determine if any printhead elements are not working. Figure 35 shows a sample printout. To perform a PAUSE self test, complete these steps: Turn off ( ) the printer.
  • Page 142: Feed Self Test

    Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics FEED Self Test Different types of media may require different darkness settings. This section contains a simple but effective method for determining the ideal darkness for printing bar codes that are within specifications. During the FEED self test, labels are printed at different darkness settings at two different print speeds.
  • Page 143 Figure 37 print quality for your application. If you have a bar code verifier, use it to measure bars/spaces and calculate the print contrast. If you do not have a bar code verifier, use your eyes or the system scanner to choose the optimal darkness setting based on the labels printed in this self test.
  • Page 144 Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics Print Quality Too dark Slightly dark 11342L-001 Rev. A Figure 37 • Bar Code Darkness Comparison Table 18 • Judging Bar Code Quality Description Labels that are too dark are fairly obvious. They may be readable but not “in-spec.” •...
  • Page 145 Print Quality “In-spec” Slightly light Too light Note the relative darkness value printed on the best test label. Add or subtract the relative darkness value from the darkness value specified on the configuration label. The resulting numeric value (0 to 30) is the best darkness value for that specific label/ribbon combination and print speed.
  • Page 146: Feed And Pause Self Test

    Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics FEED and PAUSE Self Test Performing this self test temporarily resets the printer configuration to the factory default values. These values are active only until power is turned off unless you save them permanently in memory. If the factory default values are permanently saved, a media calibration procedure must be performed.
  • Page 147: Communications Diagnostics Test

    Communications Diagnostics Test The communication diagnostics test is a troubleshooting tool for checking the interconnection between the printer and the host computer. When the printer is in diagnostics mode, it prints all data received from the host computer as straight ASCII characters with the hex values below the ASCII text. The printer prints all characters received, including control codes such as CR (carriage return).
  • Page 148: Sensor Profile

    Troubleshooting Printer Diagnostics Sensor Profile Use the sensor profile label to troubleshoot the following types of problems: • If the media sensor experiences difficulty in determining gaps (web) between labels. • If the media sensor incorrectly identifies preprinted areas on a label as gaps (web). •...
  • Page 149: Specifications

    This section provides the features of and specifications for the printer. Contents General Specifications ..........142 Agency Approvals .
  • Page 150: General Specifications

    Specifications General Specifications General Specifications Physical Height Width Depth Weight Environmental Conditions for Operation and Storage Environment Mode Operation Thermal Transfer Direct Thermal Storage Thermal Transfer or Direct Thermal Electrical Specifications Power Supply Power Consumption Idle Printing Fuses 11342L-001 Rev. A 15.5 in.
  • Page 151: Communications Specifications

    Communications Specifications Serial High-speed RS-232C DB9 pin (standard) Parallel • Bi-directional high-speed (36-pin connector) • IEEE 1284-compliant software protocol (standard) Optional Print • ZebraNet 10/100 Print Server—Supports 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, and fast Servers Ethernet 10/100 auto-switching networks and enables use of ZebraLink Webview Alert features (internal or external).
  • Page 152: Agency Approvals

    Specifications Agency Approvals Agency Approvals Agency Approvals Product Markings 11342L-001 Rev. A • IEC 60950-1 • EN55022, Class B • EN55024 • EN61000-3-2, -3-3 • cULus • NOM • CE • Gost-R • FCC - B • S Mark (Argentina) •...
  • Page 153: Printing Specifications

    Printing Specifications Printing Specifications Resolution Dot size (width × length) First dot location measured from inside media edge Maximum print width for roll media Maximum print width for fanfold media Print Length Continuous printing (maximum) Media registration toleration* (non-continuous media) Programmable print speeds Bar code Ladder (rotated)
  • Page 154: Media Specifications

    Specifications Media Specifications Media Specifications Media Specifications Minimum label length* Total media width (label + liner, if any) Total thickness (includes liner, if any) Cutter maximum full-width media thickness Roll media core inside diameter Maximum roll diameter Inter-label gap Maximum internal fanfold media pack size (label + liner) L ×...
  • Page 155: Zebra Programming Language (Zpl Ii)

    Zebra Programming Language (ZPL II) • Communicates in printable ASCII characters • Controlled via mainframe, mini, or PC • Downloadable graphics, scalable and bitmap fonts, label templates and formats • Object copying between memory areas (RAM and PC memory card) •...
  • Page 156 Specifications Bar Codes Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 157: Glossary

    Glossary alphanumeric Indicating letters, numerals, and characters such as punctuation marks. backfeed When the printer pulls the media and ribbon (if used) backward into the printer so that the beginning of the label to be printed is properly positioned behind the printhead. Backfeed occurs when operating the printer in Tear-Off and Applicator modes.
  • Page 158 Glossary core diameter The inside diameter of the cardboard core at the center of a roll of media or ribbon. diagnostics Information about which printer functions are not working that is used for troubleshooting printer problems. die-cut media A type of label stock that has individual labels stuck to a media liner. The labels may be either lined up against each other or separated by a small distance.
  • Page 159 Glossary light emitting diode (LED) Indicators of specific printer status conditions. Each LED is either off, on, or blinking depending on the feature being monitored. lock-up This is the term generally used to describe a fault condition that, for no apparent reason, causes the printer to stop working.
  • Page 160 Glossary roll media Media that comes supplied rolled onto a core (usually cardboard). Contrast this with fanfold media. supplies A general term for media and ribbon. symbology The term generally used when referring to a bar code. tag A type of media having no adhesive backing but featuring a hole or notch by which the tag can be hung on something.
  • Page 161: End User License Agreement

    End User License Agreement Please read the terms of this “End User License Agreement” (the “Agreement”) carefully. The Agreement is a legal agreement between you (either an individual or a single entity) and Zebra Technologies International, LLC (“Zebra”) for the Zebra computer software and/or firmware accompanying this End User License Agreement, and any associated media, printed materials and any “online”...
  • Page 162 End User License Agreement 3. Documentation. If the Software contains documentation which is provided only in electronic form, you may print one copy of such electronic documentation. You may not copy the printed materials accompanying the Software. 4. Limitations of Reverse Engineering, Decompilation and Disassembly. You may not reverse engineer, decompile, or disassemble the Software, except and only to the extent that such activity is permitted by applicable law notwithstanding this limitation.
  • Page 163 U.S. Commerce Department, Bureau of Export Administration nor any other U.S. federal agency has suspended, revoked or denied your export privileges. Contractor/Manufacturer is Zebra Technologies Corporation, 333 Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061. 11. Accessing Services Using the Software. Your use of any service accessible using the Software is not covered by this EULA and may be governed by separate terms of use, conditions or notices.
  • Page 164 End User License Agreement 13. Limitation of Liability and Damages. ZEBRA DOES NOT ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY SPECIFIC APPLICATION OF THE SOFTWARE OR FOR COMPATIBILITY WITH OTHER SOFTWARE OR EQUIPMENT. TO THE FULL EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW, ZEBRA EXCLUDES FOR ITSELF AND ITS LICENSORS AND SUPPLIERS ANY LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION DIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES OF ANY KIND, OR FOR LOSS OF REVENUE...
  • Page 165 21. QUESTIONS. Should you have any questions, or if you desire to contact Zebra for any reason, please contact the Zebra subsidiary serving your country, or write: Zebra Technologies International, LLC 333 Corporate Woods Parkway Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061 Effective February 2006.
  • Page 166 End User License Agreement Notes • ___________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ 11342L-001 Rev. A 105SL User Guide 6/30/06...
  • Page 167: Index

    active control panel buttons, 10 adhesive test for ribbon coating, 28 adjustments black mark sensor, 66 LCD, 96 left position, 94 lower media sensor, 67 print darkness, 79 printhead balance, 68 printhead pressure, 70 sensors, 66 tear-off position, 80 upper media sensor, 66 agency approvals, 144 authentication type, 99 auto-calibration, 71...
  • Page 168 Index configuration changing parameters, 79 enter Setup mode, 74 exit Setup mode, 75 software or printer driver, 79 configuration label printing using CANCEL self test, 131 printing using List Setup command, 84 connect to power source, 23 contacts, 3 continuous media described, 26 setting media type, 81 control panel...
  • Page 169 images list, 84 initialize Flash memory, 86 initialize memory card, 85 inspect for shipping damage, 17 interfaces IEEE 1284 bidirectional parallel, 21 print servers, 22 RS-232 serial, 20 international safety organization marks, 24 IP settings default gateway, 99 IP address, 99 protocol, 98 subnet mask, 99 label backing removal, 47, 55...
  • Page 170 Index PAPER OUT message, 120 parallel port overview, 21 setting parallel communications, 89 parity setting, 90 passwords default, 76 disable, 76 entering, 76 PAUSE button FEED and PAUSE self test, 138 function, 10 PAUSE self test, 133 Pause mode, 10 PCMCIA card installing card, 104 PCMCIA card initialization, 85...
  • Page 171 recycling the printer, 17 registration problems, 125 relative humidity requirements, 18 remove backing from rewind spindle, 47, 55 replace fuse, 116 report shipping damage, 17 reset network option, 101 restore factory default settings, 75 network settings, 75 Rewind mode loading media, 49 selecting, 80 rewind spindle, 47, 55 ribbon...
  • Page 172 Index specifications agency approvals and markings, 144 bar codes, 147 communications options, 143 electrical, 142 environmental, 142 fuses, 142 media, 146 physical, 142 power cord, 24 printing, 145 ribbon, 145 Zebra Programming Language (ZPL II), 147 standard features, 143 storing the printer, 17 subnet mask, 99 surface for the printer, 18 tag stock...
  • Page 174 The Valley Centre, Gordon Road High Wycombe Buckinghamshire HP13 6EQ, UK Telephone: +44 (0) 1494 472872 Facsimile: +44 (0) 1494 450103 Zebra Technologies Asia Pacific, LLC 16 New Industrial Road #05-03 Hudson TechnoCentre Singapore 536204 Telephone: +65 6858 0722 Facsimile: +65 6885 0838 Part Number: 11342L-001 Rev.

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