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Zebra ZD410 User Manual

Zebra ZD410
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ZPL Configuration
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Printer Memory Management and Related Status Reports
To help you manage printer resources, the printer supports a variety of format commands to manage
memory, transfer objects (between memory areas, import and export), object naming, and provide various
printer operating status reports. They are very similar to the old DOS commands like DIR (directory listing)
and DEL (delete file). The most common reports are also part of the Zebra Setup Utility and
ZebraDesigner ™ Windows driver.
It is recommended that a single command be processed within this type of format (form).A single
command is easily reused as a maintenance and development tool.
Many of the commands that transfer objects, manage and report on memory are control (
~) commands.
They do not need the be within a format (form). They will be processed immediately upon receipt by the
printer whether in a format (form) or not.
ZPL Programming for Memory Management
ZPL has various printer memory locations that are used to run the printer, assemble the print image, store
formats (forms), graphics, fonts and configuration settings.
ZPL treats Formats (Forms), Fonts, and Graphics like files; and memory locations like disk drives in
the DOS operating system environment:
Memory Object Naming: Up to sixteen (16) alphanumeric characters followed by a three (3)
alphanumeric character file extension, for example: 123456789ABCDEF.TTF
Legacy ZPL printers with V60.13 firmware and earlier can only use the 8.3 file name format
verses today’s 16.3 file name format.
Allows moving objects between memory locations and deleting objects.
Supports DOS directory style file list reports as printouts or status to the host.
Allows use of ‘wild cards’ (*) in file access

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Zebra ZD410 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Wi-FiYes
Ethernet LANNo
Wi-Fi standardsWi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
Bluetooth version4.1
USB 2.0 ports quantity1
Connectivity technologyWired & Wireless
Print technologyDirect thermal
Maximum resolution300 x 300 DPI
Maximum print height991 mm
Maximum printing width56 mm
Flash memory512 MB
Internal memory256 MB
Built-in barcodes1D, 2D
Page description languagesEPL, EPL2, XML, ZPL, ZPL II
Display-
Product colorGray
AC input voltage100 - 240 V
AC input frequency50 - 60 Hz
Sustainability certificatesENERGY STAR
Storage temperature (T-T)-40 - 60 °C
Operating temperature (T-T)5 - 41 °C
Storage relative humidity (H-H)5 - 95 %
Operating relative humidity (H-H)10 - 90 %
Core diameter12.7 mm
Media thickness0.08 - 0.305 mm
Maximum roll diameter127 mm
Harmonized System (HS) code84433210
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth220 mm
Width115 mm
Height151 mm
Weight1000 g

Summary

Introduction to Zebra ZD410 Printer

ZD410 Printer Features

Lists key features of the Zebra ZD410 printer, covering design and functionality.

Operator Controls

Details the printer's buttons, indicators, and their functions for user interaction.

What's in the Box?

Lists all items included with the printer upon purchase for initial setup.

Install Hardware Options

Printer Connectivity Modules

Guides on installing optional modules like Serial and Ethernet for printer communication.

Media Handling Options

Instructions for installing media handling accessories like the label dispenser and cutter.

Installing the Attached Battery Base Options

Steps for attaching the optional battery base to the printer for portable use.

Setup Procedures

Printer Setup Overview

Outlines the two-phase process for setting up the printer, covering hardware and host system setup.

Loading Roll Media

Step-by-step instructions on how to properly load media into the printer for printing.

Run a SmartCal Media Calibration

Procedure to calibrate the printer to media for optimal print quality and media sensing.

Connecting your Printer to a Computer

Details on establishing communication between the printer and a computer via various interfaces.

Setup for Windows OS

Windows to Printer Communication Setup Overview

Provides a general overview of connecting the printer to a Windows PC using wired connections.

Bluetooth Option Configuration

Steps to configure the printer's Bluetooth connectivity for wireless printing.

After Your Printer is Connected

Instructions on testing printer communications and installing related applications after connection.

Print Operations

Select a Print Mode

Explains how to choose the appropriate print mode based on media and printer options.

Adjusting the Print Quality

Guidance on optimizing print quality by adjusting darkness, speed, and media settings.

Using the Label Dispenser Option

Instructions for operating the printer with the label dispenser accessory.

Maintenance Procedures

Recommended Cleaning Schedule

Outlines the recommended intervals and procedures for cleaning printer components.

Cleaning the Printhead

Detailed steps for cleaning the printer's printhead to ensure optimal print quality.

Replacing the Printhead

Step-by-step guide for safely removing and installing a new printer printhead.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Resolving Alerts and Errors

Information on identifying and resolving common printer alerts and error conditions.

Alert: Media Out

Addresses the "Media Out" alert, its causes, and methods for recovery.

Issue: General Print Quality Issues

Troubleshooting steps for common problems related to printed image quality.

Communication Issues

Diagnoses and resolves problems related to printer-host communication.

Printer Tools and Utilities

Printer Diagnostics

Overview of diagnostic tools and reports available to check printer status and condition.

SmartCal Media Calibration

Details the process for quick printer calibration to loaded media for accurate sensing.

Reset Printer Factory Defaults (PAUSE + FEED Self Test)

Procedure to reset printer configuration to factory default settings for non-networked printers.

Interface Connector Wiring

Universal Serial Bus (USB) Interface

Explains the cable wiring requirements for using the printer's USB interfaces.

Serial Port Interface

Details the wiring and pinout for connecting the printer via its serial port.

Media Information

Types of Thermal Media

Describes different types of thermal media compatible with the printer and their characteristics.

General Media and Print Specifications

Provides technical specifications for media dimensions and print capabilities.

ZPL Configuration

Managing the ZPL Printer Configuration

How to dynamically change and save printer settings using ZPL commands.

Configuration Setting to Command Cross-reference

Maps printer configuration settings to their corresponding ZPL commands.

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