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Refer to Table 8 if the settings need to be changed to match those of
your host computer. If you do not know the settings of your host com-
puter, refer to the instruction manual provided with the computer.
The serial port supports an Error Detection Protocol which sends and
receives data in packets. This “Zebra” protocol must be compatible
with your host computer and your application software. Received
packets are checked for accuracy. If received correctly, the data in the
packet is processed and an “acknowledge” packet is sent back to the
host. If an error is found in the received packet, either a “negative
acknowledge” packet or no response will be sent to the host. DO NOT
enable Error Detection unless your host is programmed to use it. For
additional information, refer to the ZPL II Programming Guide.
If the Bank One switches are in the proper position to match the com-
munication configuration of the host computer, and the printer is not
receiving data, see Appendix B to make sure you are using the correct
interface cable.
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BAUD RATE
SWITCH 1
SWITCH 2
SWITCH 3
9600
ON
ON
ON
19200
OFF
ON
ON
28800
ON
OFF
ON
38400
OFF
OFF
ON
600
ON
ON
OFF
1200
OFF
ON
OFF
2400
ON
OFF
OFF
4800
OFF
OFF
OFF
DATA BITS
SWITCH 4
NOTE: The printer requires one (1)
stop bit minimum on received data
and automatically supplies two (2)
stop bits for transmitted data.
8 Data Bits
ON
7 Data Bits
OFF
HANDSHAKE
SWITCH 5
Xon/Xoff
ON
DTR/DSR
OFF
PARITY
SWITCH 6
SWITCH 7
Parity Disabled
ON
ON
Even
OFF
ON
Odd
ON
OFF
Parity Disabled
OFF
OFF
ERROR DETECTION
SWITCH 8
NOTE: Zebra Protocol is the default
Error Detection Protocol enabled
when On - Switch 8 OFF is selected.
Off
ON
On
OFF
Table 8. Bank 1 Switch Settings
ON
OFF
DIP Switch
Positions
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