Re: Weird Zebra Printing Problems

if you have timeout settings on the zebra try increasing them.
for hp lasers & use 600-900 (seconds) if doing large print jobs
jim

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From: <dhanneman2@wallace.com>
To: <rpg400-l@midrange.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 4:10 PM
Subject: Weird Zebra Printing Problems


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> The zebra (Model 140xii) printers often will stop printing in the middle
of
> printing a pickwave or just stop printing labels at the packstations.  RCM
> has said that it sounds like there is a problem with the transfer of data
or
> the speed of the communication from the AS/400 to the printer.  They said
> that a signal will be sent to the printer to start printing, but will
> basically time out because the data that it is to print hasn't been
received
> yet.
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> When this happens we have to shut down the Zebra, restart it and then
clear
> the message.  It will then reprint the last label that had printed.  It
> seems to shut off after every 30-40 labels which is a problem when trying
to
> print a wave of labels.
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