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QuickLabel Systems pronto! 486 User Manual

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15-4 Memory media
Writing
The memory medium can be written to in several ways. The most
functionally secure way is writing to the card in the printer via a data
interface.
Example: With direct programming, the command sequence for saving a
label (file ABC) has the following form:
Ms LBL; ABC Command for saving the file ABC
J |
H 100,0,T |
S |1;0,0,68,71,104 | Contents of the file ABC
T 10,10,0,3,pt15;memory card |
A 1[NOPRINT] |
Ms LBL End of save command
• After transfer of the command sequence, the file ABC is saved on the
memory card with the commands from J to A.
• Only one label is printed each time the file ABC is called up.
• The [NOPRINT] parameter in command A suppresses the printing of a
label when the file is saved.
• If you would like to print the label a variable number of times, you must
put command A after the ending Ms command.
Note: The medium in the default card slot is written to by default. To write to
a medium in another slot specify the path name of the slot in the file name
(see “QuickLabel Pronto 482/486/682/863 Programmer's Guide“).

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

QuickLabel Systems pronto! 486 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Print TechnologyThermal transfer
Resolution300 dpi
Label WidthUp to 4.25 inches
ConnectivityUSB, Ethernet
Power Supply100-240V AC, 50/60Hz

Summary

QuickLabel Pronto! User Guide

Chapter 1: Introduction & Installation

Covers initial setup, safety precautions, and connecting the printer.

Chapter 2: Operating Panel and Menus

Details the printer's control panel, modes, offline menu, and device types.

Chapter 3: Offline Menu Navigation

Explains the structure and use of the printer's offline menu.

Chapter 4: Device Types

Outlines standard and peel-off device versions.

Printer Configuration and Settings

Chapter 5: Printer Configuration

Covers setup via panel, website, interfaces, security, and parameters.

Media Handling and Printing Operations

Chapter 6: Loading Media

Guides for loading labels, fanfold, and transfer ribbons.

Chapter 7: Printing Functions

Explains printing modes like Tear-Off, Peel-Off, and Internal Rewinding.

Printer Accessories

Chapter 8: Accessories Overview

Information on optional accessories like external keyboards and WLAN cards.

Chapter 9: CU4 Cutter Accessory

Installation, operation, and maintenance of cutter accessories.

Chapter 10: CS4 Cutter/Stacker Accessory

Installation, operation, and maintenance of the CS4 cutter/stacker.

Maintenance, Testing, and Error Handling

Chapter 11: Cleaning and Basic Maintenance

Procedures for cleaning components and routine maintenance.

Chapter 12: Test Functions and Diagnostics

Details on printer tests for status, fonts, devices, and connectivity.

Chapter 13: Service Functions and Management

Procedures for firmware updates, settings management, and cleaning intervals.

Chapter 15: Memory Media Operations

Using memory cards, USB drives for storage and data transfer.

Chapter 16: Error Treatment and Troubleshooting

Identifying and resolving printer errors and common issues.

Product Specifications and Appendices

Chapter 17: Product Specifications

Technical details for cutters, rewinders, and unwinder accessories.

Appendix A: Menu Map

A visual representation of the printer's menu structure.

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