Zebra Technologies S-300 manual Front Panel Lights, Front Panel Keys

	Operation
Front Panel Keys
PAUSE Key	Starts and stops the printing process.
	- If the printer is not printing: no printing can occur
	- Printing: printing stops once the current label is complete
FEED Key	Forces the printer to feed one blank label.
	- Printer not printing: one blank label feeds immediately
	- Printing: one blank label feeds after the current batch of labels is complete
CANCEL	When in the PAUSE mode, this key will cancel print jobs.
Key	- No print jobs in queue: press to cancel the next print job to be sent to printer
	- Print job in queue: press once to cancel current print job
	- Press and hold for several seconds (3) to cancel all print jobs in the printer’s
	memory. The Data Light will turn OFF.
MODE Key	- Puts printer in Configuration Mode.
	- Activates automatic Media Calibration procedure.

Front Panel Lights

NOTE: If an operating condition which causes a light to be ON constantly and one which causes the same light to flash occur at the same time, the light will flash.

Light	Status	Indication
POWER	OFF	Printer is OFF, or not receiving power.
	ON	Printer is ON.
PRINTHEAD	OFF	Normal operation.
	ON	Head Over Temperature condition. Printing stops until the printhead
		cools down. Printing resumes automatically.
		Printhead Under Temperature condition. Printing continues.
	Flashing	Printhead Open.
PAPER/	OFF	Media and ribbon (if used) are properly loaded.
RIBBON	ON	Paper out.
	Flashing	In Thermal Transfer Mode: Ribbon is out.
		In Direct Thermal Mode: Ribbon is in printer.
		In Peel-Off Mode: backing rewind spindle is full.
PAUSE	OFF	Normal operation.
	ON	Printer has stopped all printing operations.
DATA	OFF	Normal operation, no data being received.
	ON	Labels are printing.
	Single flash	The CANCEL key was pressed and a format was successfully deleted
		from the print queue.
	Flashing	Receiving data from host computer.
	Slow flashing	Printer sent a “stop transmitting” command to the host computer.
DARKEN	ON	Printer is in the Configuration Mode. See Chapter 1 for more
POSITION	ON	information.
CALIBRATE	ON

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