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Configuring Alerts, Printer, Alerts, Enabled, Disabled, Setting, Delay repeat, seconds, occurrences - calibrate

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Chapter 3 - Configuring the Printer Use the following table to understand the Web Shell settings. Understanding the Web Shell Settings Setting Testfeed [value] Ribbon Sensor Default Setup Reboot Print Test Label Command Language Fingerprint Application Standard I/O Description Calibrates the label stop sensor performs a testfeed. Selecting this setting is equivalent to issuing the TESTFEED command on the printer. Detects is the printer has run out of ribbon during printing. Returns the printer to factory default settings. Passwords, alerts, and the selected application are not changed. Reboots the printer. Prints the predefined test label you choose. Sets the command language to Fingerprint, Direct Protocol, IPL, ESim, ZSim, or DSim. You need to reboot the printer for the change to take effect. Defines the application to run as the default on startup. You need to reboot the printer for the change to take effect. Defines the port the printer listens to. You need to reboot the printer for the change to take effect. Configuring Alerts Use the Alerts page to view and change the printer alert settings. To configure alerts 1 Click Printer > Alerts. 2 Change the alert settings: • Choose Enabled or Disabled from the Setting list. • Specify a Delay repeat in the text field. • Select seconds or occurrences in the Delay Unit list. • Enter a message in the Message text field. 3 Select the Notification method. PD41 and PD42 Commercial Printer User's Manual 45

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Chapter 3 — Configuring the Printer
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Use the following table to understand the Web Shell settings.
Configuring Alerts
Use the Alerts page to view and change the printer alert settings.
To configure alerts
1
Click
Printer
>
Alerts
.
2
Change the alert settings:
•
Choose
Enabled
or
Disabled
from the
Setting
list.
•
Specify a
Delay repeat
in the text field.
•
Select
seconds
or
occurrences
in the
Delay Unit
list.
•
Enter a message in the
Message
text field.
3
Select the
Notification method
.
Understanding the Web Shell Settings
Setting
Description
Testfeed [value]
Calibrates the label stop sensor performs a
testfeed. Selecting this setting is equivalent to
issuing the TESTFEED command on the
printer.
Ribbon Sensor
Detects is the printer has run out of ribbon
during printing.
Default Setup
Returns the printer to factory default settings.
Passwords, alerts, and the selected application
are not changed.
Reboot
Reboots the printer.
Print Test Label
Prints the predefined test label you choose.
Command Language
Sets the command language to Fingerprint,
Direct Protocol, IPL, ESim, ZSim, or DSim. You
need to reboot the printer for the change to take
effect.
Fingerprint Application
Defines the application to run as the default on
startup. You need to reboot the printer for the
change to take effect.
Standard I/O
Defines the port the printer listens to. You need
to reboot the printer for the change to take
effect.