Tools Required

An electrical drill, drill bits 1/4”(6 mm))

Taps-1/4-20 and #6-32 (M6 and M3).

Common hand tools.

Reference

QL 420 User’s Guide

The RCLI-DC Mobile Charger Installation Guide

Contents of the Package

The Mobile Mount Bracket Assembly

The Lift Truck Mounting Bracket

The Fanfold Bin

A plastic bag containing mounting hardware, and the Fanfold Spacer

This Guide

INTRODUCTION TO INSTALLATION

The MMQ4 Mobile Mount allows you to mount a QL 420 printer into virtually any vehicle. The RCLI Mobile Charger (supplied separately from this kit) can provide a source of power to run and charge the printer’s battery from the vehicle’s electrical system.

Installation of the Mobile Charger is covered in the RCLI-DC Mobile Charger Installation Guide supplied with each charger.

In all installations, the power cable is wired to the vehicle’s battery power system indirectly through a power take-off point.

CAUTION: Under no circumstances should the equipment be attached directly to the vehicle’s battery or an AC power sourcewithout a proper fuse.

Since each situation or equipment type may pose unique requirements, mounting hardware selection and mechanical installation shall be the responsibility of the installer. Zebra recommends using self-locking (ESN) nuts, bolts, and/or lock washers for installing the mount. The mount is pre- drilled for 1/4” (M6) hardware.

NOTE: Hardware used to secure the Mobile Mount to the vehicle is not supplied in the kit. Recommended fasteners are 1/4” (6 mm) diameter hex head or socket head bolts with flat washers, lock washers, nuts and/or locking nuts.

Your tasks are to:

Mechanically install the MMQ4 Mobile Mount

Install the Mobile Charger (if used in this installation) according to the RCLI-DC Mobile Charger Installation Guide

Connect the Data I/O cable from the data terminal (if used) and the output cable from the Mobile charger.

Decide where you will mount the printer, then proceed with the following instructions.

Installing a Terminal

You most likely will be installing a terminal at the same time. Follow the terminal manufacturer’s instructions for installing his unit. The printer and terminal usually are linked together with a data cable which typically is no longer than six (6) feet (183 cm).

Some installations may require the terminal and printer to communicate via radio frequency

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