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|Step_Content=<translate>This should always be done last as changing the IP address to outside of the local range will make the printer settings inaccessible. | |Step_Content=<translate>This should always be done last as changing the IP address to outside of the local range will make the printer settings inaccessible. | ||
− | # Go to '''Network Settings.''' | + | #Go to '''Network Settings.''' |
− | # Then '''TCP/IP Settings.''' | + | #Then '''TCP/IP Settings.''' |
− | # Input the desired '''IP Address''' of the printer. | + | #Input the desired '''IP Address''' of the printer. |
− | # Change '''IP Protocol''' to '''Permanent.''' | + | #Change '''IP Protocol''' to '''Permanent.''' |
− | # | + | #'''Submit Changes.''' |
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+ | <br />{{Pin|1=...The IP address of the printer is determined by the customer's address range. If you are replacing a printer on-site, you need to set the IP to the same as the old printer. You can find this in params.mul - 'printeripaddress='}}<br /></translate> | ||
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|Step_Title=<translate>Submit + Reset</translate> | |Step_Title=<translate>Submit + Reset</translate> | ||
− | |Step_Content=<translate># Go to '''View and Modify Computer Settings.''' | + | |Step_Content=<translate>#Go to '''View and Modify Computer Settings.''' |
− | # When done with setup click '''Save Current Configuration.''' | + | #When done with setup click '''Save Current Configuration.''' |
− | # Then click '''Reset Network.''' The IP address is now fully transferred to the one input on step 10. If already on site test this by putting the new IP address into the browser search bar.</translate> | + | #Then click '''Reset Network.''' The IP address is now fully transferred to the one input on step 10. If already on site test this by putting the new IP address into the browser search bar. |
+ | {{Warning|...Very Important to remember to SAVE CONFIGURATION}}<br /></translate> | ||
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This document outlines the setup of the new ZD620 printers to replace the older Zebra 420d printers that are obsolete.
Auteur Gareth Green | Dernière modification 19/06/2024 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction ⧼frevu-button-review-label⧽
This document outlines the setup of the new ZD620 printers to replace the older Zebra 420d printers that are obsolete.
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One difference between the GX420d and the ZD620d is the lack of a dedicated power switch. The newer ZD620d opts for a power button that must be pressed in order to turn on the printer after power is supplied. As our machines are fully un-powered after a machine is closed down it causes the operator to intervene and manually turn on the printer after power up.
Ideally the Zebra ZD620d has an Power Recovery Mode that acts as a permanent switch in case of power failure. We can use this on the machines to allow the printer to turn on upon power up.
1. Disconnect from power.
2. Remove module door and use Ethernet cable to remove (plug in and pull).
3. Move the switch that is annotated AUTO to the ON position.
4. Reinstall the module.
5. Reconnect power, this should now turn on.
Plug in power and Ethernet cable connected to network to the printer. As the printer boots up there will be a red light displayed on the front. After around 30 seconds this will turn green as the printer completes boot up.
Underneath the printer will be two screws that hold the front label dispenser in place. Undo these using the tool provided in the peel off module box. When these are undone, slide the dispenser downwards to release. When this is off, slide the peel off module onto the printer. Reattach the screws and tighten
Using the latches on the sides, open the printer and place in a label reel as shown. Open the peel off module using the yellow latch on the front. Thread the labels through the module and tuck labels under latches by the wheel. Check labels are parallel to the printer, close and shut peel off module.
Open the most available browser on the network and type the IP address gathered in the search bar. This should open the Zebra Web Home Page.
This should always be done last as changing the IP address to outside of the local range will make the printer settings inaccessible.
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