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Contact your local Intermec representative. To search for your local representative, from the Intermec web site, click Contact. This chapter introduces the EasyCoder PX4i printer. The chapter covers the following topics:.
See Chapter 8 and Appendix A for more information. Intermec LabelShop is a series of label-design programs that work under various versions of MS Windows. Dangerous voltage! If you are using a hose to clean the premises in an industrial environment, remove the printer or protect it carefully from spray and moisture. It also contains various signs of approval. It covers the following topics:.
Before you install the printer, examine the package for possible damage or missing parts:. Keep the packing materials in case you need to move or reship the printer. As standard, the box contains:. The printer works within 90 to VAC, 50 to 60 Hz. If the printer has been damaged in any way during transportation, complain to the carrier immediately.
If the delivery is incorrect or any parts are missing, report it immediately to the distributor. At the front of the printer are the display window, the indicator lamps, and the keyboard. These features allow the operator to control and set up the printer manually.
The front door is held by a snap-lock. The door is held in closed position by a magnetic lock. It can be completely removed by pushing it rearwards. The media can be supplied from a rotating hub or from an external supply of fan folds behind the printer. You should be able to access the printer to load supplies and to remove the printout.
Before you can use the serial interface, you may need to set up the communication parameters, such as baud rate, parity, etc. The printer supports USB v1. There is no communication setup for USB.
For more information, refer to Appendix C. Refer to Chapter 6, Chapter 7, and Appendix C for connection and setup instructions. The printer can be set to scan all communication ports.
When it detects incoming data on a port, the printer automatically switches to use that port for both input and output. Status solid green indicates that the printer is ready for use. Status solid red indicates an error condition see Chapter 9.
Intermec Readiness Indicator blue; on, blink, or off. Represented by a blue light on Intermec handheld computers, access points, and printers, the Intermec Readiness Indicator is part of an exclusive monitoring system from Intermec.
The Intermec Readiness Indicator helps users quickly determine the readiness of the Intermec device individually and as part of a solution. When the Indicator is off, the device is not ready to operate individually or as part of a solution. When the Indicator is blinking, the device may be initializing, waiting for external resources, or in need of user attention.
And when the Indicator is On, the device is ready for use as part of a solution. Also see Chapter 9. The display window contains an LCD Liquid Crystal Display with background illumination and two lines of text, each with 16 characters. It shows a message when certain errors occur and guides the operator through upgrading, startup, and setup. The following errors are reported:. The keyboard is of the membrane-switch type and has 7 keys.
Some keys have hard-coded functions in the startup and setup modes. Repeat last printed label. Possible error messages and information on active communication channels are shown in a loop.
The beeper acknowledges that a key has been pressed. Optionally, an audible alarm can be enabled using an IPL command. It will start beeping at paper out and ribbon our and will continue beeping until the start of reload. This chapter explains how to start up the printer after installation or after having been switched off.
Before switching on the printer, make the necessary connections, and check that the printhead is engaged. Wait for a few moments, while the printer loads the program and runs some self-diagnostic tests:.
After a short time, the printer is initialized. The progress of the initialization is indicated by an increasing number of colons on the lower line in the display:. When the initialization is completed, a label is fed out. The following message appears, indicating that the printer is ready for operation.
This chapter explains how to load the printer with media, that is labels, tickets, tags, or strips, for the following modes of operation:.
The EasyCoder PX4i can print on labels, tickets, tags, and continuous stock in various forms. Note: Save the label indicating the sensitivity number attached to the media roll. You will need this number to set the media sensitivity, see Appendix D. Fit a new roll of media on the media supply hub and push the roll inwards as far as it will go.
This section describes the case when the media is to be cut off by an automatic paper cutter option.
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