Entrance and Exit Prompts, Menu Mode | Datamax 4212, 4406, 4604, 4308

4.1.1Entrance and Exit Prompts

With ‘Ready’ displayed on the LCD, press the Key to enter Menu Mode.

;Note: While in Menu Mode, the printer will stop processing new DPL (or bitmapped) data.

MENU MODE		Depending upon the configuration of the
		printer, the following Entrance and Exit
		Prompts may be displayed when accessing or
		leaving the Menu System.
	ENTER PASSWORD	You are attempting to enter Menu Mode.
	0 0 0 0	Security has been enabled and now the
		correct user-definable password is required
		before accessing the Menu Mode functions.
	KEEP HOST CHANGES?	You are now entering Menu Mode. Existing
	ENTER = YES	Host commands have affected the
		configuration of the printer. Pressing ENTER
		will save these changes; otherwise, the
		printer will revert to previously saved
		settings.

SAVE CHANGES? ENTER = YES

You are now exiting Menu Mode, but have made changes to the printer’s settings. Pressing ENTER will reconfigure your printer according to these changes; otherwise, the printer will revert to previously saved settings.

;Note: If changes have been made that require a reset, the printer will automatically invoke that reset.

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Datamax 4212, 4406, 4604, 4308, 4208 manual Entrance and Exit Prompts, Menu Mode

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