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Table of Contents
- 1 Introduction
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Using the Menu Chart
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Using this Manual
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Using the Display and Buttons
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Selecting a Menu
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Exiting a Menu
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Printing
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Selecting a Language
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- 2 Using Diagnostics
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Diagnostics
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Display
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Ram
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Data Dump
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About
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Setup
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Stock PWR
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Backlight
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Serial Communications
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Power Management
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TC9485SA Rev. AB 7/12
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Summary of Contents for Avery Dennison Monarch 9485
- Page 1 System Administrator Manual TC9485SA Rev. AB 7/12...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 1-1 Using This Manual 1-2 Using the Menu Chart 1-3 Using the Display and Buttons 1-3-1 Selecting a Menu 1-3-2 Exiting a Menu 1-3-3 Printing 1-4. Selecting a Language 2. USING DIAGNOSTICS 2-1 Diagnostics 2-1-1 Printer 2-1-2 Display 2-1-3 Buttons 2-1-4 RAM... -
Page 3: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION 1-1. Using This Manual 4. Wi-Fi Subjects Contents 4-1 RF Network Introduction Notes before using printer 4-2 Using the Wi-Fi Settings Dialog Diagnostics How to print test label, check sensor, check print position, etc. 4-3 Using the Web Interface How to use the Setting Menu to adjust stock 4-4 Wi-Fi Glossary Setting Up the Printer... -
Page 4: Using The Display And Buttons
1-3. Using the Display and Buttons 1-3-1. Selecting a Menu 1. Press Enter( ) button to enter the Menu Display Enter button Up button 2. Move cursor to the menu using Up(▲) / Down(▼) buttons, and select the Menu by pressing Enter( ) button. -
Page 5: Selecting A Language
2. Using Diagnostics This chapter describes how to use Diagnostics in the Tool Box. 1-4. Selecting a Language You can view test results through this Menu; however, you cannot change the setting. You can read Menu names or messages of the printer in English, French, 2-1. -
Page 6: Printer
2-1-1. Printer 3. Select Printer - Test Label - Gray Scale in Diagnostics Menu. To return to initial screen, press power( )button **Test Label Four test labels can be printed: Diag Label, Test Pattern, Gray Scale, MIF (Monarch Initialization Files) Info Gray Scale printed 1. - Page 7 **Sensors 2. Select Printer – Sensors – Black Mark in the Diagnostics Menu. Check whether A/D value is changing in Black Mark sensor position while feeding In this Menu, you can read each A/D value of the Black Mark, Gap, or Peeler, Black Mark stock manually.
- Page 8 4. Select Printer – Sensors – Gap in Diagnostics Menu. **Printhead Check whether A/D value is changing in Gap sensor position by feeding Gap stock In this Menu, You can check Printhead temperature(TPH) in ℃(Centigrade) unit. manually. 1. Select Printer – Printhead – Temperat in the Diagnostics Menu. The temperature of Printhead must be lower than 60℃...
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Page 9: Display
2-1-2. Display 2-1-3. Buttons You can check the display in this Menu. 1. Select Keyboard in Diagnostics Menu. 1. Select Display – Backlight in the Diagnostics Menu 2. Press the upper left Up(▲) button, press the Down(▼) button, and press Enter( ) button. 3. -
Page 10: Ram
2-1-4. RAM 2-1-5. Data Dump Select this Menu and check memory of the printer. Use this menu if you are having problems with a data stream. Data Dump captures the data from the communications port and prints that information to a label. 1. -
Page 11: About
3. SETTING UP THE PRINTER 2-1-6. About 3-1. SETUP You can see the model name of the printer and H/W and S/W version in this Menu. This chapter describes, how to set up the printer 1. Select About in Diagnostics Menu. 2. -
Page 12: Stock Pwr
3-1-1. Stock PWR 3-1-2. Backlight Using this Menu, you can set stock type. This printer uses two kinds of stock, Standard and This Menu can activate or deactivate Backlight of LCD. High Power. Standard supports tag, label, or receipt and High Power supports linerless and synthetic 1. -
Page 13: Contrast
3-1-3. Contrast 3-1-4. Printer In this Menu, you can set Print Contrast, Print Positions and use of various sensors. This Menu sets Contrast of LCD 1. Select Contrast in Setup Menu. **Adjusting the Print Contrast In this Menu, you can adjust print contrast. 1. - Page 14 4. If you exceed the minimum/maximum range then following Menu appears and you must set **Adjusting the Print Position the print contrast within the acceptable range. In this Menu, the position of printing material to be printed printing material will be adjusted towards Up/Down on the basis of present position.
- Page 15 **Adjusting the Margin Adjust **Setting the Sensor Mode In this Menu, the position to be printed can be adjusted in left/right on the basis of present This Menu sets sensor according to presently loaded paperstock (Gap, BlackMark). position. 1. Select Setup Menu – Printer – Sensor Mode. 1.
- Page 16 **Setting the Stock Sensor Gap Mode This Menu sets DAC value per for each sensor (Gap, BlackMark). 1. With the printer turned off, remove one or two labels from the liner. 1. Select Setup Menu- Printer – Stock Sensor. 2. With the printer in peel mode, place the liner over the sensor. 2.
- Page 17 5. The information label prints. Black Mark Lower Mode 1. Cover the lower black mark with a label, 6. Following message appears 2. Press Enter( ) button 7. Press any key to exit from the Menu. 3. Following message appears, pressEnter( ) button to continue.
- Page 18 4. The information label prints. Black Mark Upper Mode 1. Cover the upper black mark with a label. BM Upper is recommended for our supply. 5. Following message appears according to the result. 2. Move to next step by pressing Enter( ) button in following screen.
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Page 19: Serial Communications
3-1-5. Serial Communications 4. The information label prints. You can set serial communication using this Menu. The following values must be set for serial communication with PC. Option Choices Defualt 1200/2400/4800/9600/ 4. Following message appears according to the result. Baud Rate 9600 19200/38400/57600/115200 Parity... - Page 20 **Data Bits **Baud Rate 1. Select Setup Menu – Serial Comm – Data Bits. 1. Select Setup Menu – Serial Comm – Baud Rate. 2. Select one of 7 Data Bits, 8 Data Bits. 2. Select among 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200. (※BPS=Bit Per Second) 3.
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Page 21: Power Management
3-1-6. Power Management **Flow Control This Menu sets Power Save Timeout. 1. Select Setup Menu – Serial Comm – Flow Ctrl. (If USB cable is connected the printer does not go into Power Save). If the printer goes into Power Save Mode, wake-up the printer by connecting the USB cable, or pressing Power( ) button, or send data to the serial port. - Page 22 4. Wi-Fi 4-1. RF Network 1. Select Setup Menu – Power MGMT -Shut Down Use these instructions to set up a printer using the printer’s RF Network menu in the printer’s Tool Box. The RF Network menu allows you to check the printer’s status, configure the RF network settings, and reset the radio.
- Page 23 2. Press Enter( ) Button. **Checking the Printer To check the printer’s network status, use this menu. To exit, press at any time. Checking the network staus 3. Press Enter( )Button then enter the password. This option check the printer’s IP address. 1.
- Page 24 Setting the IP Address Setting the Subnet Mask This option sets the printer’s IP address. This option sets the printer’s subnet mask. 1. From the RF Network menu, select Configure. 1. From the Configure menu, select Subnet Mask. 2. From the Configure menu, select IP Address. Use buttons as shown in the following table: For: Select:...
- Page 25 Setting the Protocol Setting the Power Mode This option sets the Protocol. This option sets the power mode. 1. From the Configure menu, select Protocol : TCP or LPD. (TCP Fixed) 1. From the Configure menu, select Power Mode. 2. Use ▼ to select the protocol you want. For example, if you select LPD, you must The choices include CAM (Continuous Awake Mode) or PSP (Power Save Protocol).
- Page 26 **Network Information Setting the Command Escape Character You can see a network IP address. This option allows you to set or view the Command Escape Character (CEC). 1. Turn on the printer. Run-time messages from the radio begin with the CEC and the default is the pound sign 2.
- Page 27 4-2. Using the Wi-Fi Settings Dialog 4-2-1. Port Information After Executing Utility, please click ‘Start Wi-Fi Settings’ You can connect the printer to PC by Serial (COM1 – COM9) or USB port. When you use Serial Port, you have to check the Baud Rate setting between the printer & PC. After Baud Rate setting, please click “Open Port”.
- Page 28 4-3. Using the Web Interface 4-3-1. Navigation Bar To use the web interface follow the steps outlined in section 8.0 to establish the IP address of the module. Once the IP address is known open a web browser and enter the IP address Figure 2 - Website Navigation Bar of the module in the URL window.
- Page 29 4-3-3. Navigating the Website 4-3-2. Status Status menu includes “Module Status” . A standard web page looks like Figure 4. The navigation bar runs along the top of the page, page specific feature groups are list in the left hand pane of the page and the specific Module Status parameters are shown in the main display pane.
- Page 30 WLAN Connection Type 4-3-4. Configuration Configures the wireless interface operation type to participate in an infrastructure or Configuration menu includes all the menus for Wireless LAN setting. peer-to-peer network. Infrastructure = Infrastructure (AP) mode. Express Setup AdHoc = AdHoc (peer-to-peer) mode. As shown Figure 5, this can set the parameters in “Express Setup”...
- Page 31 When WEP64 / WEP128 → WLAN DHCP WEP Key 1 Configures the DHCP Client to be enabled or disabled for the wireless interface. If the DHCP Client is enabled, the module will use DHCP to obtain an IP configuration. If DHCP fails to obtain the IP Sets WEP Key #1 to binary value.
- Page 32 When Infrastructure / AdHoc → WLAN Settings SSID Setting the WLAN Setting as follows Applies the SSID used for 802.11 association. SSID can be up to 32 characters. In Infrastructure mode, the SSID controls which AP the module connects to and affects the module’s roaming Figure 6 –...
- Page 33 WPA2-PSK = WPA2 Pre-Shared Key (WPA2-Personal). Requires WPA Passphrase. WLAN Security Settings WPA2-PSK-TKIP* = WPA2-PSK Migration mode w/ Group Cipher suites TKIP and/or WPA2 Setting the security configurations in Wireless LAN Pre-Shared Key (WPA2-Personal). Requires WPA Passphrase. PEAP* = EAP-PEAP with tunnelled EAP authentication. Figure 7 –...
- Page 34 When WPA-LEAP / WPA-LEAP64 / WPA-LEAP128→ When PEAP → WPA Protocol Version WPA Protocol Version Selects the preferred WPA protocol. Selects the preferred WPA protocol. Selecting a specific protocol helps speed up roaming versus Selecting a specific protocol helps speed up roaming versus automatic selection. automatic selection.
- Page 35 When Advanced → EAP Subject Match String EAP Anonymous Identity Substring to be matched against the subject of the authentication server certificate. If this string is set, the server certificate is only accepted if it contains this string in the subject. Anonymous identity string for EAP (to be used as the unencrypted identity with EAP types that The subject string is in following format: support different tunnelled identity, e.g., EAP-TTLS).
- Page 36 DH Parameter/Parameter2 File Name WLAN DHCP DH/DSA parameters/parameters2 file name (in PEM format). This is an optional configuration Configures the DHCP Client to be enabled or disabled for the wireless interface. If the DHCP Client file for setting parameters for an ephemeral DH key exchange. In most cases, the default RSA is enabled, the module will use DHCP to obtain an IP configuration.
- Page 37 WLAN Gateway IP Address When DHCP Fallback Enable → Configures the static gateway IP address of the module if the DHCP Client is disabled. WLAN Fallback to Last DHCP IP Address If the Ethernet Role is Router and the WLAN Connection Type is Access Point, this field Enabling this will cause the module to set the wl-dhcp-fbip, wl-dhcp-fbgateway, wl-dhcp-fbsubnet, configures the static IP address of the wireless interface of the module.
- Page 38 WINS Server1 IP Address Table 2 - Uploading Configurations Configures the Primary WINS Server Address. This value is used for WINS lookups. If the DHCP Client is enabled, the wins-server1 value will be updated if the DHCP Server provides one. Step Description Default is 0.0.0.0.
- Page 39 4-3-5. Certificates Delete Configuration File Upload Certificate You can delete the configuration files saved in the Module. Adding certificates to the Airborne Device Server module is very easy when using the web interface. Figure 10 – Delete Configuration File Web Page See Figure11 and Table3.
- Page 40 Table 3 - Uploading Certificates 4-3-6. Network Step Description The “Scan for Access Points” are in the “Network” menu. “Scan for Access Points” shows “MAC Address, ESSID, Mode, Frequency, Quality, Signal Navigation Bar You will see a list of certificates currently resident on the module level, Noise level, Encrytion key, Bit rates, Protocol, Extra”...
- Page 41 4-3-7. Maintenance Figure 16 - Firmware Update Complete Maintenance menu includes “Update Module Firmware, Reset to Factory Defaults, Restart Module” functions. Update Module Firmware The module’s firmware may be updated using the web interface; please refer to Table 5 for the procedure to do this.
- Page 42 4-3-8. Updating a Field Restart Module To update a field, select the field by pressing the Left Hand mouse button. Then either type in Select reboot module, the following message is shown. Select “Yes”, the Module is reset. the appropriate content or select form the pull down menu. Once you have finished modifying parameters, scroll to the bottom of the page and press the Commit button.
- Page 43 4-4. Wi-Fi Glossary EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol) Defines how to pass authentication information between the device and authentication server. The Access Point authentication is handled by the EAP type: FAST, TLS, TTLS, etc. An interface between a wireless network and a wired network. Access points can be used with Ethernet or other communications to enable roaming throughout a facility.
- Page 44 NIC or Network Interface Card Router An adapter (board or card) that can be inserted into a device, so the device can be connected to a Any device that forwards data along networks. Routers are located at gateways. network. The NIC converts data from the device into the form transmitted or received from the network. Shared Authentication The access point sends an unencrypted challenge text string to any device attempting to communicate Node...
- Page 45 4-5. Wi-Fi Specifications TKIP (Temporal Key Integrity Protocol) Changes the encryption keys regularly and has time limits before new keys are created. Changing the key periodically provides additional security. - Frequency 2.4 ~ 2.4835 GHz (US/Canada/Europe), 2.4 ~ 2.497 GHz (Japan) - Communication Rate : 802.11b = 11, 5.5, 2, 1 Mbps TLS (Transport Layer Security) 802.11g = 54, 48, 36, 24, 18, 12, 9, 6 Mbps...
- Page 46 5. Bluetooth 5-1. Using the Bluetooth Settings Dialog 5-1-2. Change Pin This Menu sets Bluetooth communication. 1. Select Setup Menu – Bluetooth – Change Pin. 2. Screen to set PIN appears as shown below. 5-1-1. Enabling the Security 1. Select Setup Menu – Bluetooth – Security. 3.
- Page 47 5-2. Bluetooth Interface 5-1-4 Local Address 1. Select Setup Menu – Bluetooth – Local Address. Local Nam e Local Address 2. The screen to set Local Name appears as shown below. 3. On above screen, if Up(▲) button is pressed then the position of cursor moves towards right side by one step.
- Page 48 5-2-2. Get Bluetooth Information 5-2-1. Printer Connection Settings You can get 12 characters Bluetooth Address. 5-2-3. PIN Code Information You can connect the printer to PC by Serial (COM1 – COM9) or USB port. When you use Serial Port, you have to check the BaudRate setting between the printer & PC. When the printer is connected with PC, you can change the BaudRate setting of the printer.
- Page 49 5-2-5. Emulation Settings When you click “Get Emulation”, you can see the current emulation setting of the printer.
