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Printing a Status Sheet, Using the Status Sheet Button, Using the Feed button

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Chapter 3 Advanced Usage Printing a Status Sheet Follow the steps below to check the interface settings. You cannot print after turning on the power while the Power LED is flashing. Using the Status Sheet Button 1 Check that the printer is turned on. Make sure the roll paper cover is closed. 2 If there is a bottom cover, remove the cover. See "Removing the Covers" on page 95 for details on removing the bottom cover. 3 Hold down the status sheet button for at least three seconds. The status sheet is printed. After printing, the printer returns to the standard mode. Using the Feed button 1 Check that the printer is on. 2 Open the roll paper cover. 3 Hold down the Feed button for at least one second. 4 Close the roll paper cover. The status sheet is printed. After printing, the printer returns to the standard mode. • After the status sheet is printed, only the print settings of the mainly connected interface are retained. For the mainly connected interface, see "Printing Using Multiple Interfaces" on page 28. • Ethernet and Wi-Fi status sheets are not printed while the printing communication protocol is being established. They will be printed after the connection is cut off (including being cut due to a time out). • "(none)" is printed for the "Connected Peripheral" if no peripherals are connected to the USB downstream port connector. 71

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Chapter 3
Advanced Usage
Printing a Status Sheet
Follow the steps below to check the interface settings.
Using the Status Sheet Button
1
Check that the printer is turned on.
Make sure the roll paper cover is closed.
2
If there is a bottom cover, remove the cover.
See
"Removing the Covers" on page 95
for details on removing the bottom cover.
3
Hold down the status sheet button for at least three seconds.
The status sheet is printed. After printing, the printer returns to the standard mode.
Using the Feed button
1
Check that the printer is on.
2
Open the roll paper cover.
3
Hold down the Feed button for at least one second.
4
Close the roll paper cover.
The status sheet is printed. After printing, the printer returns to the standard mode.
You cannot print after turning on the power while the Power LED is flashing.
•
After the status sheet is printed, only the print settings of the mainly connected interface are
retained. For the mainly connected interface, see
"Printing Using Multiple Interfaces" on page
28
.
•
Ethernet and Wi-Fi status sheets are not printed while the printing communication protocol is
being established. They will be printed after the connection is cut off (including being cut due to
a time out).
•
"(none)" is printed for the "Connected Peripheral" if no peripherals are connected to the USB
downstream port connector.