Getting Started
Host Interface Set Up
Prior to using your printer with a computer application, check the interface settings to be sure they match those required by your host system.
Each printer is equipped with a Serial
Interface |
| Factory Default Interface Settings |
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Serial |
| Printek Emulation, 57,600 Baud, 8 Data Bits, 1 Stop Bit, No Parity, No Handshake | |
IrDA | Printek Emulation. No other set up required. | ||
Bluetooth | Printek Emulation, Pairing Mode = Paired, Security Disabled, PIN = “0” | ||
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| Bluetooth Name = “MLP | |
Connect to any SSID, Infrastructure, WEP = None, DHCP enabled, | |||
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| TCP tunnel port 8023, Channel = 1, DHCP Name = MLP | |
If the above settings do not sufficiently match your host system, the following instructions describe how to access the Interface Set Up Menu.
1.Make sure the printer is powered off. If the printer is on, press and hold the 
Power Button until “Printer Off” is displayed to turn the printer off.
2.Press and hold the 
Enter Button.
3.Continue to hold the Enter Button and turn the printer on. Continue holding the 
Enter Button until “Menus Active” is displayed.
4.Press the 
Advance Button until “Interface Menu” is displayed. If necessary, you may toggle between the Serial interface and the optional interface (if installed) by pressing the 
Increment Button. Note that the interface that is displayed is the interface that will be used when you exit set up mode.
5.Press the 
Enter Button to advance to the first set up feature for the interface that was displayed in step 4. Only the features that pertain to the interface displayed/selected in step 4 will be available.
6.You may continue to step through additional set up features by pressing the 
Enter Button.
7.When you have finished setting the parameters to match you host system, press the 
Advance Button until “Exit Menus” is displayed.
8.Press the 
Enter Button to save the changes and exit the Setup Mode.
9.Your printer is now configured and ready to communicate with your host system.
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