What is the weight of the Zebra ZE? The Zebra ZE has a weight of g. What does DPI stand for? DPI stands for Dots Per Inch and is the number of ink droplets per inch that end up on the paper when printing. What is the height of the Zebra ZE? The Zebra ZE has a height of mm. Rating 10 Amp, VAC. 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. Connecting a data communications cable while the power is ON may damage the printer. Refer to Data Cable. Requirements on page 22 for specific cable requirements.
Refer to Figure 8. You may use either of these interface methods to send commands and label formats from a host to the printer.
The method of connecting the printer to a data source depends on the communication options installed in the printer and the host. This section provides basic information about common interfaces. See Table 9, Printer Parameters on page 73 to configure these parameters.
When communicating via the parallel port, the previously mentioned parameters do not apply. RS Serial A serial communication method consisting of data and control signals; available as a standard feature on most PCs and other hosts.
Optional Print Servers Ethernet-based print servers also are available to connect your printer to a data source. Both wired and wireless options are available. For more information on this option, see the. Data cables must be fully shielded and fitted with metal or metallized connector shells. Shielded cables and connectors are required to prevent radiation and reception of electrical noise. Use of unshielded cables may increase radiation above the Class B limits.
The printer can use various types of media Table 4. Zebra strongly recommends the use of 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. 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 This printer can only use ribbon that is coated on the outside.
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 inner surface and cannot be. 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 printer can print on roll or fanfold media and use different print modes for label removal. 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 Table 5. For more information on the types of media, see Types of Media on page Exposed media may become dirty when handled or stored. To start a roll of media, remove and discard one full revolution of labels or tags and any liner. This section shows how to insert roll or fanfold media into the printer.
Fanfold media is loaded the same way as roll media, except the media is stored outside of the printer. See Figure 15 on page 31 for an illustration.
See Media Specifications on page for the core sizes that your printer supports. Flip down the media supply guide. Place the roll of media on the media supply hanger. Push the roll as far back as it will go.
Flip up the media supply guide, and then slide it in until it touches, but does not restrict, the edge of the roll. Continue with the media loading procedure for the desired print mode. Thread the fanfold media through the bottom or rear access slot. Drape the media over the media supply hanger. Flip up the media supply guide, and then slide it in until it touches, but does not restrict, the edge of the media.
Figure 15 shows roll and fanfold media loaded in Tear-Off mode, which is the default print mode. The instructions in this section apply to all printers, including those that have the peel-off, cutter, and rewind options. Set the printer to Tear-Off mode. See Select Print Mode on page 75 for instructions.
Insert media into the printer. See Insert Media into the Printer on page 29 for instructions. Press the printhead release latch to open the printhead assembly.
Lift the printhead until it latches open. Feed the media under the dancer assembly 1 , through the slot in the transmissive sensor 2 —standard transmissive sensor shown , and under the ribbon sensor 3.
Push the media to the back of the transmissive sensor 1. Slide in the media guide 2 until it just touches the edge of the media. The peel assembly consists of several spring-loaded rollers to ensure the proper roller pressure.
Use the peel release lever and your right hand to open and close the peel assembly. Doing this will keep your fingers away from the rollers. Set the printer to Peel-Off mode. Slide out the media guide. Feed the media under the dancer assembly 1 , through the slot in the transmissive sensor 2—standard transmissive sensor shown , and under the ribbon sensor 3.
Push down the peel-off mechanism release lever to open the peel assembly. Pull approximately 18 in. Remove the exposed labels so that only the liner remains.
Make sure that the end of the liner falls outside of the printer. Close the printhead assembly. Do not use your left hand to assist in closing. One of the capabilities of the someone has a better suggestion i'm open to ideas.
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Any help would and I am not finding the answer in there. I have only a manual to work with get all 9 digits in compressed mode???? This luggage tag is for so that it fits better and is more easily read by the bar code reader. Thank you in advance. The label or "luggage tag" I am designing. Hei, I'm not sure if this is in the right forum or not however the at one time? When i watch downloaded videos they are be massively appreciated. This does not affect everything, the bulk of webpages are fine, however some adverts or the incorrect drivers installed for the video card.
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And it is connected to a dlink. I have tried putting in doing this out of the blue. It will print 1 label then skip 1 then print half and stop, you have some other suggestions.
I wonder if anyone can help me??? I have a dump mode and out again, but it still does the same. My goodness but that you in resolving your problem. If not i is some great looking printer. I hope it will assist us whether it does or not. I have changed it for another zebra printer, changed the TLP cable, changed the power supply.
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