Zebra Technologies 105Se, 160S Introduction, Scope, Model Designation, System Overview

Introduction

Scope

This user’s guide contains descriptive information and operational in-

structions for the Zebra 105Se and 160S thermal transfer demand printers. It contains information on how to set up and operate the printer as well as adjustment and maintenance procedures that can be performed by the operator. Information covering the use and operation of Zebra S-Series Printer options is also included.

Additional documentation for the Zebra S-Series Printer is available:

•The ZPL II® Programming Guide (part # 46469L).

•The two-volume Maintenance Manual: Volume 1: General Mainte- nance (part # 38452L) contains the information you will need to maintain your printer. Volume 2: Circuit Descriptions and Electrical Schematics (part # 38453L) contains the information you will need to repair the circuit boards at the component level. You may order both volumes as a set by ordering part # 31452L.

Model Designation

Labels located inside the media compartment above the frame support at the rear of the S-Series Printer include both the serial number and model designation. If you need to contact our technical support staff for assistance, please have both the model designation and serial number available so that we may help you more efficiently.

System Overview

The S-Series Printer, when connected to an appropriate ASCII data source, functions as a complete label, ticket, and tag printing system. Customer-supplied asynchronous modems may be used to connect remote hosts to the S-Series Printer.

Connection of the S-Series Printer to data sources using data codes other than ASCII requires the use of an appropriate protocol converter. Connection to data sources using interfaces other than the type installed in the printer requires the use of an appropriate interface converter.

Zebra S-Series User’s Guide 1-1