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Chapter 1 - Using the Printer Understanding the LEDs The printer has three LEDs: Power, Status, and the Intermec Readyto-Work® indicator. Understanding the LEDs LED Power Icon State Solid green Description Power is on. Status Status Solid green The printer is ready. Flashing green The printer is communicating. Solid red There is a printer error. For more information, see "Troubleshooting the Printer" on page 94. Intermec Off Ready-to- Work Indicator The Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator is off when the printer: • is in Setup mode (you pressed T on the keypad). • is in Information mode (after you press the I button). • firmware is being upgraded. Solid blue The printer is powered on and operating. Blinking blue A blinking light indicates one of these conditions: • The printer is initializing. • The printer is waiting for external resources. • There is a printer error that requires you to perform an action. For more information, see "Troubleshooting the Printer" on page 94. Understanding the Screen The screen provides background illumination and displays two lines of text, each with 16 characters. The screen displays error messages, as well as useful information when you start, setup, and upgrade your printer. 6 PF2i and PF4i Mid-Range Printer User's Manual

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Chapter 1 — Using the Printer
6
PF2i and PF4i Mid-Range Printer User’s Manual
Understanding the LEDs
The printer has three LEDs: Power, Status, and the Intermec Ready-
to-Work® indicator.
Understanding the Screen
The screen provides background illumination and displays two lines
of text, each with 16 characters. The screen displays error messages, as
well as useful information when you start, setup, and upgrade your
printer.
Understanding the LEDs
LED
Icon
State
Description
Power
Solid green
Power is on.
Status
Status
Solid green
The printer is ready.
Flashing green
The printer is communicating.
Solid red
There is a printer error. For more
information, see
“Troubleshooting
the Printer” on page 94
.
Intermec
Ready-to-
Work
Indicator
Off
The Intermec Ready-to-Work Indicator
is off when the printer:
•
is in Setup mode (you pressed
T
on
the keypad).
•
is in Information mode (after you
press the
I
button).
•
firmware is being upgraded.
Solid blue
The printer is powered on and
operating.
Blinking blue
A blinking light indicates one of these
conditions:
•
The printer is initializing.
•
The printer is waiting for external
resources.
•
There is a printer error that requires
you to perform an action. For more
information, see
“Troubleshooting
the Printer” on page 94
.