Zebra ZM400 User Manual
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Configuration
Control Panel Parameters
3/27/07
ZM400/ZM600 User Guide
79695L-001 Rev. A
ZPL and XML only
Set Protocol
Protocol is a type of error checking system. Depending on the selection, an
indicator may be sent from the printer to the host computer signifying that
data has been received. Select the protocol that is requested by the host
computer. Further details on protocol can be found in the ZPL
Programming Guide.
Default Value: NONE
Selections: NONE, ZEBRA, ACK_NAK
Note •
ZEBRA
is the same as
ACK_NAK
, except that
ZEBRA
response messages are sequenced. If
ZEBRA
is selected, the printer
must use
DSR/DTR
for host handshake protocol.
To change the value shown:
1.
Press
SELECT
to select the parameter.
2.
Press
PLUS (+)
or
MINUS (-)
to scroll through the options.
3.
Press
SELECT
to accept any changes and deselect the parameter.
ZPL and XML only
Set Network ID
This parameter assigns a unique number to the printer when the printer is
operating in an RS422/485 multi-drop network environment (an external
RS422/485 adapter is required). This gives the host computer the means to
address a specific printer. This does not affect TCP/IP or IPX networks.
Default Value: 000
Range: 000 to 999
To change the value shown:
1.
Press
SELECT
to select the parameter.
2.
Press
MINUS (-)
to move to the next digit position.
3.
Press
PLUS (+)
to increase the value of the digit.
4.
Press
SELECT
to accept any changes and deselect the parameter.
Set Communications Mode
The communication diagnostics mode is a troubleshooting tool for
checking the interconnection between the printer and the host computer.
For more information, see
Communications Diagnostics Test on page 120
.
Default Value: NORMAL MODE
Selections: NORMAL MODE, DIAGNOSTICS
To select communication diagnostics mode:
1.
Press
SELECT
to select the parameter.
2.
Press
PLUS (+)
or
MINUS (-)
to toggle between the options.
3.
Press
SELECT
to accept any changes and deselect the parameter.
Table 12 • Printer Parameters (Page 16 of 24)
Parameter
Action/Explanation