HP T3204 manual Printhead Media Hinge Latch Guide Plate

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loading media

10If the media you are loading is of the same width as the current media, skip the next step and go on to step 12.

11If you are loading media that is of a

different width from the current media, you may need to adjust print quality as follows:

note

The printer is aligned at the factory with 4±mil±thick label stock, whose width is the maximum width accepted by the printer.

a.Raise the hinge plate, and lower the printhead by rotating the printhead latch clockwise to the latched position.

b.Press ON LINE/PAUSE to enable printing.

c.Send a sample test print file from the host, or run the internal diagnostic test file.

note

It may be necessary to feed several labels before proper alignment of the media occurs.

d.If the print quality is acceptable, go on to step 12.

e.Otherwise, press ON LINE/PAUSE again to place the printer in the off line mode.

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Although the head leveling knob can be adjusted during printing, it is recommended that this adjustment be done while the printer is paused.

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Contents GG GG Page 136578±001, Rev B US and Canada Radio Interference Note Ri rrkTrademarks About thi Opertor Guide Table of ontents Basic Operating ProceduresPage Aution Powering On the PrinterStatus Indicator Lights Using the primary operator panelCancel On LINE/PAUSE Printing Modes Loading Media Metal HUB Loading mediaTo load fan±folded media, proceed as follows Printhead Media Hinge Latch Guide Plate Noe Loading media Loading media Loading media Unloading Media Unloading media Right-Hand Front Panel Installing the Ribbon Installing the ribbon Hook Removing the Ribbon Removing the ribbon Printhead Hinge Latch Plate Selecting Print Mode Selecting Gap Sensor Setting Print Intensity Slctin Mia Hanlin To enter the media handling To view the desired Selecting media handlingSelecting the Ribbon Saver Leaning the Printer Cleaning the Outside of the CabinetCleaning the printer Prom Fault Fault MessagesMedia Fault Fault messagesPage 6662