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Setup
Connecting your Printer to a Computer
Connecting your Printer to a Computer
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P1062653-002 Rev. A
ZD500 Series™ Thermal Transfer Printer User’s Guide
1/16/2014
Serial Interface
The printer uses a Null Modem (cross-over) cable for DTE communications. The required
cable must have a nine-pin “D” type (DB-9P) male connector on one end which plugs into the
mating (DB-9S) serial port located on the back of the printer. The other end of this signal
interface cable connects to a serial port on the host computer. For pinout information, refer to
Appendix A.
cable must have a nine-pin “D” type (DB-9P) male connector on one end which plugs into the
mating (DB-9S) serial port located on the back of the printer. The other end of this signal
interface cable connects to a serial port on the host computer. For pinout information, refer to
Appendix A.
The serial port communication settings between the printer and host (typically a PC) must
match for reliable communication. The Bits per second (or Baud rate) and Flow control are the
most common settings that get changed.
match for reliable communication. The Bits per second (or Baud rate) and Flow control are the
most common settings that get changed.
Serial communications between the printer and the host computer can be set by:
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Using the printers Control Panel ‘PORTS’ menu.
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ZPL programming ^SC command
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Resetting the printer to its default printer configuration.
Factory defaults for serial communication settings are: 9600 baud, 8 bit word length, NO
parity, 1 stop bit, and XON/XOFF (‘Software’ data flow control in the Windows based host
system).
Tighten
Serial Cable