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Positioning the Media Sensors
The correct positioning of the media sensors is important. It can make the
difference between a perfect label and a call to Technical Support!
Transmissive Sensor
The web or gap sensor, better known as the “transmissive sensor,” detects
the gap between labels.
The transmissive sensor actually consists of two sections: a light source
(the lower media sensor) and a light sensor (the upper media sensor). The
media passes between the two.
The upper media sensor must be positioned:
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Directly over the hole or notch, or
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Anywhere along the width of the media if there is a gap between labels.
NOTE: If you are using continuous media, position the upper media sensor
over the media so that the printer can detect an out-of-paper
condition.
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- Zebra R-140 2
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- TableofContents 6
- CalibratingthePrinter 6
- EstablishingCommunication 7
- PrinterBasics 7
- RoutineCareandAdjustment 8
- Troubleshooting 8
- Introduction 10
- Print Mechanism Capabilities 11
- RFID Capabilities 11
- System Requirements 11
- Unpacking and Inspection 12
- MediaandRibbonRequirements 13
- PowerCord 13
- Printer Anatomy 101 14
- RFID Overview 15
- Tag-it Tags 16
- I·Code Tags 17
- Calibrating the Printer 18
- Types of Media 19
- Continuous Media 20
- Choosing the Print Mode 21
- LoadingtheMedia 22
- Positioning the Media Sensors 23
- Figure 6 24
- BlackMarkSensor 25
- LoadingtheRibbon 26
- OperatorControls 27
- ConfiguringthePrinter 28
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- Media and Ribbon Calibration 30
- PrintingaTestLabel 32
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- Establishing Communication 34
- CablingRequirements 35
- Printer Basics 36
- Front Panel Display 37
- FrontPanelKeys 38
- Front Panel Lights 39
- Roll Media Loading 40
- Peel-OffMode 41
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- Figure 17 44
- CutterMode 45
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- Figure 19 48
- FanfoldMediaLoading 49
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- RibbonLoading 52
- Figure 22 53
- RibbonRemoval 54
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- Configuration 56
- Leaving the Setup Mode 58
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- Routine Care and Adjustment 78
- CleaningtheExterior 79
- CleaningtheInterior 79
- CleaningtheSensors 80
- CleaningtheSnapPlate 81
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- Lubrication 83
- FuseReplacement 83
- 5. Reconnect the power cord 84
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- Adjustments 85
- PrintheadPressureAdjustment 86
- MediaSensorPositionAdjustment 86
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- ErrorConditionHeadOpen 89
- ErrorConditionHeadElementBad 89
- WarningRibbonIn 89
- WarningHeadTooHot 89
- WarningHeadCold 90
- WarningCutterJammed 90
- OutofMemory* 90
- PrintQualityProblems 91
- WrinkledRibbon 92
- Communications 92
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- RFID Symptoms 94
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- PrinterDiagnostics 96
- CANCELKeySelfTest 97
- PAUSE Key Self Test 98
- FEEDKeySelfTest 99
- FEEDKeyandPAUSEKeySelfTest 100
- CommunicationsDiagnosticsTest 100
- AdditionalPrinterDiagnostics 100
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- Specifications 102
- Bar Codes 103
- General Specifications 104
- Printing Specifications 105
- Ribbon Specification 105
- Media Specifications 106
- Appendix 108
- RS-232 Interconnections 109
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- Male DB-25 111
- Parallel Data Port 112
- ZPL II Commands for RFID 113
- ^RT – Read Tag 114
- ^RS – RFID Setup 116
- ^RI - RFID Get Tag Unique ID 116
- Sample ZPL II Label Formats 118
- Format 4: RFID Sample 120
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