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Chapter 1 - Using the Printer Understanding the Buttons Use the buttons and button combinations to perform functions on the PM4i. If you are using Fingerprint applications, you can assign custom functions to each button or disable individual buttons. For help, see the Intermec Fingerprint Developer's Guide. Understanding the Function Buttons Button Name Print Pause Pause + Shift Setup Feed Feed + Shift i < > Button Description B P P + S Feeds or pauses a print job. Reprints the last printed label Pauses and resumes printing. Stops a Fingerprint application. E Enters Setup mode. F Feeds a blank label or other media type. F + S Perform a Testfeed (feed a blank label and adjust the media feed). I Display error messages, Ready-to-Work status, and communication channel information. L or R After you press I, use these buttons to scroll through error and information messages. Understanding the LEDs The PM4i has three LEDs: Power, Status, and the Intermec Ready-toWork® indicator. Understanding the LEDs LED Power Status State Description Solid green Power is on. 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 86. 6 PM4i Mid-Range Printer User's Manual

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Chapter 1 — Using the Printer
6
PM4i Mid-Range Printer User’s Manual
Understanding the Buttons
Use the buttons and button combinations to perform functions on
the PM4i. If you are using Fingerprint applications, you can assign
custom functions to each button or disable individual buttons. For
help, see the
Intermec Fingerprint Developer’s Guide
.
Understanding the LEDs
The PM4i has three LEDs: Power, Status, and the Intermec Ready-to-
Work® indicator.
Understanding the Function Buttons
Button Name
Button
Description
Print
B
Feeds or pauses a print job. Reprints the last
printed label
Pause
P
Pauses and resumes printing.
Pause + Shift
P
+
S
Stops a Fingerprint application.
Setup
E
Enters Setup mode.
Feed
F
Feeds a blank label or other media type.
Feed + Shift
F
+
S
Perform a Testfeed (feed a blank label and adjust
the media feed).
i
I
Display error messages, Ready-to-Work status,
and communication channel information.
< >
L
or
R
After you press
I
, use these buttons to scroll
through error and information messages.
Understanding the LEDs
LED
State
Description
Power
Solid green
Power is on.
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 86
.