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Printer setup, made simple – by enabling you to quickly and easily configure select Zebra® high-performance, midrange and desktop printers, the free Zebra Setup Utilities will enhance your printer experience right out of the box.

Setting the new Zebra ZT410 printer with a static IP address from its front control panel is unintuitive, to say the least — the key is that you need to use the 'Reset Network' option at the correct time during the setup process in order to get the new address to stay saved. Up for sale is a Zebra ZM400 (ZM400-3001-0100T) Label Thermal Printer in good working order. The unit is reset to factory default settings. Power cable is included. Zebra ZM400 Configuration Page A little unsure about what is going on with your Zebra ZM400 printer and need to get a look at the internal settings of the printer at a glance? There’s a simple way to do this and you can do it right from the printer, with or without a computer connected. ZEBRA - Configure Network Settings CIP Lima. Unsubscribe from CIP Lima? Mobile Bar Code Label Printer - Zebra RP4T with Thermal Transfer and RFID - Duration: 3:08. Zebra Setup Utilities v1.1.9.1245. Printer setup, made simple – by enabling you to quickly and easily configure select Zebra® high-performance, midrange and desktop printers, the free Zebra Setup Utilities will enhance your printer experience right out. When I assigned the Zebra printer the static IP, the print server tried printing the HP printer jobs from two years ago. As a result I had intermittent connectivity to the printer and a pile of blank labels that were printing a few times a minute that were meant for the old HP printer.

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Zebra thermal printers use heat to transfer ink onto paper. The printers are compact, quick and interface with a variety of business computers and point-of-sale systems. And like other printers, Zebra thermal printers include a troubleshooting feature that lets you reset the devices to factory settings in the event of an error or you want to connect the printers to different POS systems or computers. Restoring your Zebra thermal printer to factory settings clears any custom printing settings, as well as error codes, that are stored in the printer.

Flip the “Power” switch on the back of the printer to the “Off” position, wait two seconds, and then flip the switch to the “On” position.

Press and hold down the “Feed” button on your Zebra thermal printer’s front panel and notice the indicator light on the front of the device flashing.

Release the button after the fourth flash. Your Zebra thermal printer is now restored to factory settings.

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• After restoring your Zebra thermal printer to factory settings, you can calibrate the device by powering off the unit, waiting two seconds, powering the unit on and pressing and holding the “Feed” button until the indicator light flashes twice. Your printer’s built-in calibration routines begin. You will hear the printer’s internal components make noise, and then cease when the process is complete.

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The Zebra ZM400 is Available for All Your Printing Needs

The Zebra ZM400 can print labels and RFID cards for your business. You can find this versatile machine and its supplies on eBay. Here are a few things you need to consider before making a purchase.

The printer can be used to print or transfer graphics, text, and barcodes. This printer model has a 203dpi resolution. Each printhead is designed with the E3 Element Energy control technology. It includes a 32-bit, high-speed processor for faster print commands. The front face has a real-time clock for more accurate timekeeping. Each machine holds up to 16MB DRAM memory and 8MB flash memory. The rugged metal design can handle heavy-duty printing for all jobs and industrial conditions. The clear window on the media area makes it easier to view your supplies. This model's LCD control panel is back-lit with a 240 x 128-pixel display. It features a full menu with options in 16 different languages. The Zebra ZM400 is RFID-ready as well.

You can upgrade the printhead on this model to either 300dpi or 600dpi. The knife can cut labels individually or in strips. This printer also offers two label peel options. A front mount printer accommodates the passive peel option. The linear take-up option will peel the label as it comes out of the machine. An internal rewind option is available to wind print rolls up to 3 inches. The memory can be upgraded to 64MB with a flash option. Smooth bitmap and scalable fonts are an option as well. Some optional ribbon spindles can support side-wound ink cartridges.

The Zebra printer can print on a wide selection of labels and media forms. These media formats include:

• Die-Cut
• Tag Stock
• Fanfold
• Notched
• Black Mark
• Continuous Form
• Perforated Label

This printer communicates in all printable ASCII characters. It is compatible with PC, mini, and mainframe hosts. You can download graphics, label templates, bitmap fonts, and other printable formats. It has an automatic memory allocation while in use. The printer also offers format inversion and mirror-imaging printing as well. The printer's field rotation is available at 0┬░, 90┬░, 180┬░, and 270┬░. Label qualities can be programmed to pause, print, and cut on demand. This printer can be used to convert non-Zebra programming languages to be compatible with Zebra commands.