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Troubleshooting
Printer Diagnostics
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P1016807-001 Rev. A ZM400 User Guide for UPS 2/26/10
Printer Diagnostics
Self tests and other diagnostics provide specific information about the condition of the printer.
The self tests produce sample printouts and provide specific information that helps determine
the operating conditions for the printer. The most commonly used are the Power-On and the
CANCEL self tests.
Each self test is enabled by pressing a specific control panel key or combination of keys while
turning on (
I) the printer power. Keep the key(s) pressed until the first indicator light turns off.
The selected self test automatically starts at the end of the Power-On Self Test.
Power-On Self Test
A Power-On Self Test (POST) is performed each time the printer is turned on (l). During this
test, the control panel lights (LEDs) turn on and off to ensure proper operation. At the end of
this self test, only the POWER LED remains lit. When the Power-On Self Test is complete, the
media is advanced to the proper position.
To initiate the Power-On Self Test, complete these steps:
1. Turn on (I) the printer.
The POWER LED illuminates. The other control panel LEDs and the LCD monitor the
progress and indicate the results of the individual tests. All messages during the POST
display in English; however, if the test fails, the resulting messages cycle through the
international languages as well.
Note •
When performing these self tests, do not send data to the printer from the host.
If your media is shorter than the label to be printed, the test label continues on the next
label.
When canceling a self test prior to its actual completion, always reset the printer by turning
it off (
O) and then on (l).

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Zebra ZM400 Specifications

ZM400

Printer Specifications IconPrinter Specifications
resolution203 dpi/8 dots per mm, 300 dpi/12 dots per mm, 600 dpi/24 dots per mm
print width4.09”/104 mm
print length157”/3, 988 mm with 203 dpi, 73”/1, 854 mm with 300 dpi, 39”/991 mm with 600 dpi
maximum label and liner width4.5”/114 mm
ribbon width2.00”/51 mm to 4.33”/110 mm
Environmental IconEnvironmental
operating temperature32º F/0º C to 104º F/40º C (Direct Thermal), 40º F/5º C to 104º F/40º C (Thermal Transfer)
storage temperature-40º F/-40º C to 140º F/60º C
operating humidity20-85% non-condensing
storage humidity5-85% non-condensing
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
width10.9”/278 mm
height13.3”/338 mm
depth18.7”/475 mm
weight32.4 lbs/15 kg
shipping weight49 lbs/22 kg

ZM600

Printer Specifications IconPrinter Specifications
resolution203 dpi/8 dots per mm, 300 dpi/12 dots per mm
print width6.6”/168 mm
print length102”/2, 590 mm with 203 dpi, 45”/1, 143 mm with 300 dpi
maximum label and liner width7.0”/178 mm
ribbon width2.00”/51 mm to 6.85”/174 mm
Environmental IconEnvironmental
operating temperature32º F/0º C to 104º F/40º C (Direct Thermal), 40º F/5º C to 104º F/40º C (Thermal Transfer)
storage temperature-40º F/-40º C to 140º F/60º C
operating humidity20-85% non-condensing
storage humidity5-85% non-condensing
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
width10.9”/278 mm
height13.3”/338 mm
depth18.7”/475 mm
weight32.4 lbs/15 kg
shipping weight49 lbs/22 kg

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