Zebra Technologies P640i 사용자 설명서

980541-001 Rev. A

P640i Card Printer User Guide

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Operating: 50° to 95°F (10° to 35°C), 20 to 80% RH non-con-
densing 
Storage: -4° to 158°F (-20° to 70°C), 5 to 90% RH non-con-
densing 

see above drawing 

Net weight 35 lb (15.9 kg) net. Shipping weight 43 lb (19.5 kg). 
Sensors and interlock switches in the P640i

You cane learn a lot about how the P640i functions by spending 
a few minutes thinking about its various sensors and interlocks.

These are of several different types, but they have one thing in 
common - they tell the printer’s control logic what’s happening 
and where, enabling it to continue with the process or, if a 
malfunction occurs, to light the appropriate indicator light and 
report a specific error condition on the host computer screen.

Theoptional

is a hardware “dongle” that is tied to a 

specific P640i printer. It is intended to prevent unauthorized 
use of the printer. 

Like a camera 
battery in 
appearance, the

 has a non-

alterable memory 
containing a 
unique 64-bit 
serial number that 
is compared prior 
to each print job 
with a serial 
number stored in 
the printer’s 
nonvolatile RAM. 
If the serial 
numbers fail to 

match, or if no 

 is detected, the printer is disabled. (If 

the 

 is removed during a card printing session, the 

printer will cease to operate after the current batch of cards is 
printed.) 

The

 is carried in a 2” x ¾” plastic fob that plugs into a 

receptacle to the right of the card hopper. Typically, at the end 
of each work session the

 is removed from the printer 

and stored in a secure location such as the key safe. 

Replacing a lost ID/Key: 

The recovery procedure requires a special computer file 
obtainable only from Zebra product support. This file is 
downloaded to the printer, following which the replacement ID/
Key is inserted. The printer is then power cycled, off then on, at 
which point the key’s serial number is recorded in NVRAM. 

See Tech Note 8 Windows Printer Driver for more information. 

Refer also to other Tech Notes specific to the functional 
element in question - Card Transport, Mag Encoder, Print 
Station, etc. 

 > Printers (or Printers and Faxes) > Right click Zebra 

P640i > Properties > Device Settings > Control > 

ID/Code : 

Sends an ID/Code (password of your choice) to the printer, 
synchronizing the driver-to-printer ID/Code. This prevents use 
of the printer with a PC not having the same ID/Code. 

Most of the parameters affecting operation of the printer, e.g., 
laminate station adjustments, are set up using the printer driver, 
and are then saved in the printer’s flash memory as  “current 
configuration”. The original factory configuration also resides 
in a separate “backup” memory, allowing you to recover the as-
shipped settings. Update Backup Config instructs the printer to 
replace the factory configuration with the current 
configuration, but 

 On the 

same lines as System Restore in Windows XP, you can revert to 
the backup config as follows: 1. Power OFF; 2. 

; 3. Press and hold the PRINT, RIBBON and 

LAMINATE buttons at the same time as you switch on the 
power; 4. Release the three buttons when you see activity in the 
printer.