Zebra 110 pax 4 manual

Ambient air temperature surrounding the print engine must not exceed the following:. Power Requirements Consider the current rating of the print engine during installation. When power is applied to the print engine and the enclosing equipment, an overload condition must not be created.

Grounding Requirements Maintain reliable grounding of the print engine. Pay particular attention to the AC power supply connections so that earth ground is maintained through the AC power input connector.

If the operating characteristics of the applicator include vibration or strain on the power cord, provide an appropriate clamping mechanism to avoid unintentional disconnection of the power cord from the print engine. This section provides the basic instructions for installing the print engine into an applicator.

The center mounting bolt and four mounting screws must be installed and secured. See Figure 9 for the location of the bolt and screws. See Figure 9. Install the center mounting bolt into the center hole on the applicator. Carefully place the keyhole on the center mounting bolt. Install the four corner mounting screws to secure the print engine to the applicator. Table 4 provides basic information about data communication interfaces that you can use to connect your print engine to a computer.

You may send label formats to the print engine through any data communication interface that is available. Table 4 also shows how to connect the different types of data cables to your print engine and computer.

The connectors on the back of your computer may be in different locations than on the sample computer shown in this section. Connecting a data communications cable while the power is on I may damage the print engine. You must supply all data cables or removeable radio cards for your application. Some wireless print servers come with an integrated radio card. Data Cables Ethernet cables do not require shielding, but all other data cables must be fully shielded and fitted with metal or metallized connector shells.

Unshielded data cables may increase radiated emissions above the regulated limits. The power supply in the print engine automatically detects the applied line voltage and works in the 90 to VAC, 47 to 63 Hz range. 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 print engine.

If a power cable was not included with your print engine, refer to Power Cord Specifications on page This cord must use an IEC female connector and the appropriate region-specific three-conductor grounded plug configuration. Toggle the print engine power switch to the off O position. Plug the power cord into the AC power connector 1 on the rear of the print engine.

Plug the other end of the power cord into a power outlet near the print engine. Turn on I the print engine. The control panel LCD and lights activate, indicating that the printer is booting up.

This cord must use an IEC female connector and the appropriate region-specific, three-conductor grounded plug configuration. Depending on how your print engine was ordered, a power cord may or may not be included.

If one is not included or if the one included is not suitable for your requirements, see Figure 10 and refer to the following guidelines:. Rating 10 Amp, VAC. A wide range of paper, polypropylene, polyester, and vinyl stock has been specifically engineered to enhance the printing capabilities of the print engine and to prevent premature printhead wear.

Tag stock does not have adhesive or a liner, and it is typically perforated between tags. Each label has an RFID transponder. The shape of the transponder varies by manufacturer and is visible through the label.

Table 5 describes roll and fanfold media. Roll media is loaded into the printer while fanfold media may be located inside or outside of the printer. The media may also have black marks or other separations between labels or tags. 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. If the ribbon is narrower than the media, areas of the printhead are unprotected and subject to premature wear. Thermal transfer media requires ribbon for printing while direct thermal media does not.

To determine if ribbon must be used with a particular media, perform a media scratch test. Scratch the print surface of the media rapidly with your fingernail. Did a black mark appear on the media? Ribbon can be wound with the coated side on the inside or outside Figure If you are unsure which side of a particular roll of ribbon is coated, perform an adhesive test or a ribbon scratch test to determine which side is coated.

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. Peel a label from its liner. Press a corner of the sticky side of the label to the outer surface of the roll of ribbon. Peel the label off of the ribbon. Observe the results. Did flakes or particles of ink from the ribbon adhere to the label? The ribbon is coated on the inside and cannot be used in. Unroll a short length of ribbon.

Place the unrolled section of ribbon on a piece of paper with the outer surface of the ribbon in contact with the paper. Scratch the inner surface of the unrolled ribbon with your fingernail.

Lift the ribbon from the paper. Did the ribbon leave a mark on the paper? The ribbon is coated on the inner surface and cannot be. If you have completed the tasks and resolved the issues in Print Engine Setup on page 21 , follow the instructions in this chapter to load and calibrate your print engine. This could cause loaded ribbon to become slack and possibly wrap around the auxiliary roller. If you load or unload media with the power off, inspect the auxiliary roller to make sure that no ribbon is wrapped around it before turning On I the power.

Figure 13 identifies the media-handling components. Figure 14 on page 41 shows the print engine with media loaded. You are not required to turn off the printer power when working near an open printhead, but Zebra recommends it as a precaution. If you turn off the power, you will lose all temporary settings, such as label formats, and you must reload them before you resume printing.

Press the release button 1 on the pinch roller assembly 2 , and allow the assembly to pivot up. Slide the outer media guide 1 all the way out.

Allow the printhead to cool. Open the printhead assembly by unlatching the printhead latch 1 from the locking pin 2. Thread the media under the upper guide post 1 , below the pinch roller assembly 2 , and under the printhead assembly 3. Extend approximately 30 in.

Remove and discard the labels 2 from this exposed media. Position the media 1 so that it is aligned with and just touching the inner media guide 2. Position the outer media guide 1 so that it just touches the outer edge of the media 2. Press down on the pinch roller assembly 1 until it locks closed.

Close the printhead assembly by rotating the printhead latch 1 until it latches onto the locking pin 2. Raise the peel roller latch 1 so that the peel roller assembly 2 pivots down.

Thread the media liner around the peel bar 1 , under the media liner roller 2 , and through the peel roller assembly 3. Do not thread the media liner over the air tube.

Rotate the peel roller assembly 1 up until it locks into the closed position. Use ribbon with thermal transfer media. The ribbon must be coated on the outside and wider than the media.

Figure 15 identifies the ribbon system components inside the media compartment of a right-hand print engine. A left-hand unit contains a mirror image of these components. Figure 16 on page 47 shows the print engine with ribbon loaded. Place a full ribbon roll 1 onto the ribbon supply spindle 2 so that the ribbon rotates as shown, and then push the roll toward the print engine frame until it is fully seated.

On the lower dancer assembly, squeeze the opening tabs 1 to pivot open the dancer arm 2. Carefully thread the ribbon 1 through the lower dancer assembly, and then slowly release the dancer arm 2. Thread the ribbon between the ribbon sensor 1 and the ribbon sensor reflector 2. Thread the ribbon under the printhead assembly 1 and then up toward the auxiliary roller 2.

Thread the ribbon over the auxiliary roller 1 , around the idler roller 2 , and then up toward the upper dancer assembly. On the upper dancer assembly, squeeze the opening tabs 1 to pivot open the dancer arm 2. Carefully thread the ribbon 1 through the upper dancer assembly, and then slowly release the dancer arm 2. Place an empty ribbon core 1 onto the ribbon take-up spindle 2.

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Copyright violators may be subject to civil liability. January 4, January 27, Charles A. Try reducing the print speed to see if that shows any improvement in function. This would be set by your application, driver, or software. Default the printer and re-calibrate the printer.

Perform the full media and ribbon calibration via the LCD menu. Was this article helpful? Please provide additional comments Submit. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content. Toggle SideBar. Zebra Support Community. Search Support Community This product is discontinued and is no longer supported. The replacement for this product is the ZE How many printers are having this problem and what are the serial numbers?

If you have printers that are functioning, it would be good to compare product and firmware versions to isolate the issue. Also compare configuration labels and review any differences to the printer settings. If so make sure the printer settings are correct and also verify the driver settings as they will overwrite any printer configurations. Has the ribbon been loaded as shown in the User Manual?

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