Color profile: Disabled

Composite Default screen

8.Loosen the thumbscrew and slide the Rewind Media Guide(x) out to the end of the spindle and rotate it to its horizontal position.

9.Place an empty media core on the Rewind Spindle(y), wrap the media around the core, and turn the spindle counterclockwise to wind up the excess material.

10.Rotate the Rewind Media Guide to its vertical position, slide it in against the media, and tighten the thumbscrew that locks it into position.

11.Go to the “Loading Ribbon” procedure earlier in this guide; then continue through the “Configuration” and “Media Sensor Position- ing” processes.

Media/Backing Removal

1.Loosen the thumbscrew and slide the Rewind Media Guide(x) out to the end of the spindle and rotate it to its horizontal position.

2.Cut the media/backing material prior to where it winds onto the Take-up Spindle.

3.Slide the roll of media/backing material from the Take-Up Spindle.

Value Peel Option

The Z Series™ printer also features a Value Peel option, supporting the Peel-off mode. This option is available as both a factory installed fea- ture and a field installable kit.

Label Movement in Peel Mode

This option does not capture the backing material on a spindle. Instead, the backing drops down from the front of the printer.

In the Peel mode, when a label is completely printed, the printer feeds the label forward to the take-label position. The label hangs from the printer and is held in place by that portion of the label still attached to the backing material. When the operator removes the label, the printer moves the next label forward to “pre-peel” a portion of the label from the backing. The label then backfeeds to be printed.

Refer to Appendix A for information on configuring the printer for the

Value Peel mode of operation.

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Zebra Z4000, Zebra Z6000 specifications

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