User Interface

User Interface

Your printer's user interface is designed to help you with a variety of routine tasks.

	Interface Control	Description
1	Power button (see POWER Button)	The Power button and the FEED button—individually or in combination, and along with information shown by the STATUS indicator—are designed to help you perform a range of routine printer tasks which include: turning printer power ON and OFF calibrating the media (labels, paper, tags, etc.) printing a configuration report resetting printer settings to their defaults entering 'Forced' firmware download mode entering and exiting diagnostic ( DUMP ) mode to debug printer programming and communications These buttons are modal—what happens when you press the buttons depends on what the printer is doing at the time.
3	Single multi-functional FEED (Advance) button (see FEED (Advance) Button)
2	STATUS Indicator (tricolor) (see Status Indicator for information on how to interpret the Status Indicator state and color.)	Indicates the printer's operating status and a range of printer conditions using state and color (such as when the printer runs out of media). The state of the indicator can be: on (lit) off (not lit) blinking (off and on) and alternating between colors in a variety of patterns The color can be: Green—ready or functioning Amber (orange/yellow)—for busy or active process (boot-up, over-temperature cooling cycle, etc.). Red—needs attention

	Interface control	Description
1	Feed button Single multi-functional FEED (Advance) button (for more information, see FEED (Advance) Button)	Either individually or in combination, and in tandem with the color and state of the STATUS indicator, the Power button and the FEED button are designed to help you perform a range of routine printer tasks which include: calibrating the media (labels, paper, tags, etc.) printing a configuration report resetting printer settings to their defaults entering 'Forced' firmware download mode entering and exiting diagnostic ( DUMP ) mode to debug printer programming and communications This button is modal—what happens when you press the buttons depends on what the printer is doing at the time.
2	Status indicator (tricolor, encircles the FEED button) See Status Indicator for information on how to interpret the Status Indicator state and color.	Indicates the printer's operating status and a range of printer conditions using state and color (such as when the printer runs out of media). The state of the indicator can be: on (lit) off (not lit) blinking (off and on) and alternating between colors in a variety of patterns The color can be: Green—ready or functioning Amber (orange/yellow)—for busy or active process (boot-up, over-temperature cooling cycle, etc.). Red—needs attention