EasyCoder 3400 and 3600 Printer Quick Start Guide

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1 Quick Start Guide EasyCoder 00 and 600 Printer Corporate Headquarters 600 6th venue West Everett, Washington 90 U.S.. tel..600 fax..9 EasyCoder 00 and 600 Printer Quick Start Guide *066-00* *066-00*

2 WL E* R R ntermec Τechnologies Corporation 600 6th venue West Everett, W 90 U.S. technical and service support: U.S. media supplies ordering information: B Canadian technical and service support: Canadian media supplies ordering information: utside U.S.. and Canada: Contact your local ntermec service supplier. R R WL E* The information contained herein is proprietary and is provided solely for the purpose of allowing customers to operate and/or service ntermec manufactured equipment and is not to be released, reproduced, or used for any other purpose without written permission of ntermec. 0G.0 0G.0 nformation and specifications in this manual are subject to change without notice. 00 by ntermec Technologies Corporation ll Rights Reserved To compensate for uneven print quality, turn the bias adjust screw as shown. f printing is light on right side of label, turn the bias adjust screw counterclockwise. Replace the media cover. The word ntermec, the ntermec logo, NC (under license), MobileLN, JNUS, RL, Trakker ntares, EZBuilder, TE 000, Data Collection Browser, dcbrowser, Data Collection PC, Universal ccess Point, UP, Duratherm, EasyCoder, Precision Print, PrintSet, Virtual Wedge, and CrossBar are either trademarks or registered trademarks of ntermec. Throughout this manual, trademarked names may be used. Rather than put a trademark ( ) symbol in every occurrence of a trademarked name, we state that we are using the names only in an editorial fashion, and to the benefit of the trademark owner, with no intention of infringement. The software contained in the printer and the accompanying materials are copyrighted. Unauthorized copying of the software, including software that has been modified, merged, or included with other software, or the written materials is expressly forbidden without the prior written consent of ntermec. ll right, title, and interest in all copies of this software are and shall at all times remain the sole and exclusive property of ntermec. Customer may be held legally responsible for any copyright infringement that is caused or encouraged by its failure to abide by these terms. There are U.S. and foreign patents pending. B f printing is light on the left side of label, turn the bias adjust screw clockwise. djusting the Print Darkness Use the darkness adjust control to fine-tune the darkness of print on your labels. The fine adjustments compensate for variations in the media, the printhead, or the printer. Set the darkness adjust control after you enter the media sensitivity number. 6 6 B Kimdura is a registered trademark of Kimberly Clark. Kapton is a registered trademark of Dupont. The name Centronics is wholly owned by GENCM Corporation. BM is a registered trademark of nternational Business Machines Corporation G.0 Locate the darkness adjust control on the back of the printer. B Use a small straight-slot screwdriver to adjust the print darkness: To increase the print darkness, turn the control clockwise. To decrease the print darkness, turn the control counterclockwise.

3 ntermec Contents Unpacking the Printer Understanding the Printer Front Panel 6 Connecting the Printer to a Supply Loading a Roll of Media 0G.0 0G.0 Loading Thermal Transfer Ribbon 0 Testing Printer peration Engage the printhead by rotating the head lift lever counterclockwise until it locks in place. Correcting Uneven Print Quality Replace the media cover. Connecting the Printer to Your System Connecting the Printer to a PC Connecting the Printer to a Network Verifying Printer Communications With Your System 6 Configuring the Serial Port for Communications DP Switch Settings 9 You may experience problems in print quality (ribbon wrinkling or light print on one side of your label) if the printhead is not making even contact with the label stock. You need a straight-slot screwdriver to turn the bias adjust screw. Note: To achieve the best print quality, adjust the bias adjust screw each time you use media of a different width. Communicating With the Printer 0 Using the PrintSet Software 0 Using Third-Party Software 0 Using the ntermec Printer Language (PL) Command Set 0 Troubleshooting the Printer Setting the Media Sensitivity Number Cleaning the Printhead Correcting Uneven Print Quality 6 djusting the Print Darkness 0G.0 0G.006 Remove the media cover. Locate the bias screw. 6 iii

4 Litton Company 00 wer t y/pause Pause ermec /Data G.0 0G.006 Turn the on/off switch to the off () position and remove the power cord. Remove the media cover. 0G.0 0G.0 Rotate the head lift lever clockwise to release the printhead. This raises the printhead so that you can clean it. Remove the media and ribbon if necessary. 6 ntermec ntermec 0G.0 0G.06 Use a lint-free cloth moistened with alcohol to remove any dirt, adhesive, or debris from the print surface on the bottom of the printhead. Replace the media and ribbon. Wait to 0 seconds for the print surface to dry.

5 00 and 600 Printer Thermal Transfer Media and Ribbon Sensitivity Settings Sensitivity Thermal Transfer Media and Ribbon pproximate Sensitivity Rating Setting (Media/Ribbon Stock) 00 Series High Sensitivity (Paper) 6 European Uncoated/Standard Duratran TTR Paper Labels/Standard Duratran TTR Paper Tags/Standard Unpacking the Printer Remove the accessories, packing material, and the printer from the shipping container. Save the shipping container and packing materials in case you need to move or ship your printer. Verify the contents of the shipping container against the list below: 600 Series Medium Sensitivity (Plastic) 6 Duratran TTR Polyester /Premium /6/ 6 Duratran TTR Polyester /Premium 6 Duratran Syntran/Premium /6/ 6 Duratran Syntran/Premium 6 European Polyester/Premium 6 European Polyethelene/Premium 6 Duratran Kimdura/Premium /6/ 6 Duratran Kimdura/Premium 00 Series Medium Sensitivity (Paper) 6 Duratran -/Premium /6/ 6 Duratran -/Premium Duratran Tag- mil/premium /6/ Duratran Tag- mil/premium European Tag/Premium /6/ European Tag/Premium Duratran Tag- mil/premium /6/ Duratran Tag- mil/premium European Coated/Premium /6/ European Coated/Premium 00 Series Low Sensitivity (Plastic) 69 Super Prem. Poly./Super Prem.- 66 Super Prem. Poly./Super Prem.- Quick Start Guide EasyCoder 00 and 600 Printer 6 Cleaning the Printhead n order for the printhead to provide good print quality, it must maintain close contact with the media. Therefore, cleaning media debris from the printhead is very important. You should clean the printhead after every roll, or m (6,000 inches), of media have been printed. Clean more often if necessary. Caution Do not use sharp objects such as knives or screwdrivers to scrape the printhead clean. Cleaning with sharp objects will damage the printhead. Clean with only a cotton swab, a clean, lint-free cloth, or a tissue damp with isopropyl alcohol. Conseil N utilisez pas d objets pointus tels que couteaux ou tournevis pour nettoyer la tête d imprimante. Nettoyer avec des objets pointus endommagera la tête d imprimante. Nettoyez-la seulement avec de la ouate ou avec un linge propre et libre de peluches, humecté avec de l alcool d isopropyl. ntermec printer Quick start guide C power cord 6 Media support (not shipped with 600 printer) Printer Companion CD Media envelope Cardboard ribbon core Core locking brackets for plastic ribbon cores () Note: Make sure you remove all packing material from the printer before you proceed. Note: f you are using plastic ribbon cores, you need to install the core locking brackets for the plastic ribbon cores. For help, see the printer user s manual. You can also order these related manuals: EasyCoder Printer 00 and 600 User s Manual (P/N 06) PL Programming Reference Manual (P/N 06696) 0G.00 The ntermec web site at provides many of our current manuals in PDF format for you to download.

6 Understanding the Printer Front Panel n the front panel of your printer, you will find one button and three light emitting diodes (LEDs). Use the front panel LEDs to monitor the status of the printer: Green LED range LED Yellow LED 0G.00 LED State ndication ff Flashing n ff Flashing n ff Flashing n The button performs the following functions depending on the status of the printer: Printer Mode You Want To What To Do dle Feed out one label or a Press and release the button. minimum specifed amount of media. off Receiving data on Printing or idle ver-temperature System fault Printing or idle Paused Media fault The sensitivity number on each roll of thermal transfer media or ribbon has an asterisk (*) in place of one of the digits. To optimize the sensitivity number for thermal transfer media, you combine the digits as in this example. Media or Ribbon Sensitivity Rating Description Thermal transfer media 6* The asterisk for the third digit is reserved to identify the ribbon s sensitivity number. Thermal transfer ribbon * The asterisk for the second digit is reserved to identify the media s sensitivity number. 6 optimum sensitivity rating To set the sensitivity rating for direct thermal media, use the three-digit sensitivity rating located on the roll of media or listed in the 00 and 600 Printer Direct Thermal Media Sensitivity Settings table below. To use DS to set the media sensitivity number on a PC. t the DS prompt, type the following command and press Enter: MDE CM 96,E,,,N. Type the following command lines and press Enter: CPY CN CM <STX><S>g,6<ETX>^Z Continuously feed media. Take the printer offline. Press and hold the button. When you release the button, the media stops feeding. Press the button twice. Press the button again to bring the printer online. where: <S>g,6 sets the media sensitivity number to 6. Note: f you receive a write fault error, your cabling may be incorrect. See Connecting the Printer to Your System earlier in this guide for more information. Printing Pause the printer. Press and release the button. Press and release the button again to resume printing. Cancel the current print job. Press and hold the button until the printer stops printing. ed on for Print the hardware Press and hold the button. See the first time configuration test label. Testing Printer peration later in this guide for more information. 00 and 600 Printer Direct Thermal Media Sensitivity Settings Sensitivity pproximate Sensitivity Rating Setting Direct Thermal Media 00 Series High Sensitivity 0 Duratherm Lightning Plus 0 Duratherm Lightning Plus 00 Series Medium Sensitivity 60 European R 0 Duratherm Lightning R Labels 0 European Thermal 0 Duratherm Lightning Labels 00 Series Low Sensitivity 90 Duratherm Buff Tag 0 Duratherm - 0 European Tag 60 Duratherm Tag 0 European Top 0 Duratherm - Labels 0 European Thermal Economy Tag 6

7 Setting the Media Sensitivity Number Connecting the Printer to a Supply Media sensitivity is important, because you use it to optimize print quality and print speed. The three-digit sensitivity number specifies the amount of heat required by the printhead to image a label. The amount of heat that each roll of media or ribbon requires is unique due to different chemistries and manufacturing processes. 6 ntermec has developed heating schedules (the amount of heat required to image a label) to produce the highest possible print quality for ntermec media and ribbon combinations on ntermec printers. Look for the three digit media sensitivity number on: The side of the media roll. Use the last three digits (0 in the example) of the digit number stamped on the roll for the media sensitivity number. small label attached to the roll of media. small label attached to the plastic bag of your ribbon roll G.00 0G SENSTVTY NUMBER Turn the n/ff ( /) switch on the back of the printer to the off () position. Make sure the DP switches are set to their default settings. Top Bank Set switch on ( ). Set switches through off (). Note: The 00 does not use switch on the top bank. Bottom Bank Set switches through off G Use this three-digit number to optimize print quality and print speed on your printer. You can achieve the best print quality on the printer by using ntermec ribbon and media products. The default printer setting for direct thermal media sensitivity is 0. For thermal transfer media, the default setting is 6. Use the information on the packaging that you saved when loading media and ribbon to determine the correct sensitivity number. Use PrintSet, your third-party software, or the ntermec printer language (PL) command set to change the media sensitivity number. For help on how to set the media sensitivity number using the printer command set, see the DS example on the following page. Plug the C power cord into the receptacle at the rear of the printer. 0G.00 0G.00 Turn the n/ff switch to the on ( ) position. Plug the other end of the power cord into a grounded wall outlet or surge protector. When you power on the printer, the green LED on the front panel lights, the yellow and orange LEDs flash, and the platen roller advances. The yellow LED then stays on until you load media.

8 Loading a Roll of Media Troubleshooting the Printer This procedure explains how to load a roll of direct thermal or thermal transfer media. Use your right hand to pull the bottom of the media cover away from the base of the printer. Use your left hand to lift the front of the media cover upward. Lift the media cover away from the top of the printer. Raise the printhead by rotating the head lift lever clockwise. Place the roll of media on the supply roll post. 0g00.eps 0G.00 Note: f you are using a narrow roll of media (less than inches), insert the media support between the roll of media and the supply roll retainer before securing it in place. 0G.00 B Turn the supply roll retainer counterclockwise to release it. Slide it to the outer end of the supply roll post. Turn the supply roll retainer clockwise to lock it G.009 0G.0 Save the small label attached to your roll of media or the label with a digit number stamped on it. You will need it to set the correct media sensitivity number. See Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide for help. 6 Turn the supply roll retainer counterclockwise and slide it up to the edge of the roll of media. 0G.0 f your labels are not printing properly, check the following table to locate the symptom and correct the problem. Symptom Possible Causes Solution Blotches on labels. Printhead is dirty. Clean the printhead. For help, see Cleaning the Printhead later in this guide. Poor quality label or Replace stock with ntermec label and/or ribbon ribbon stock. stock. See Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide to set the correct media sensitivity numbers for ntermec media and ribbon stock. ncorrect media Change sensitivity setting to match the type of sensitivity setting. media you are using. For help, see Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide. Printing is too light Sensitivity command is Change sensitivity setting to match the type of or dark. incorrectly set. media you are using. For help, see Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide. Printhead is dirty. Clean the printhead. For help, see Cleaning the Printhead later in this guide. Printing is not Printer is misfeeding. Make sure the media is installed properly along the on the label. entire media path. For help, see Loading a Roll of Media earlier in this guide. Print quality is poor. ncorrect media Change the sensitivity setting to match the type of sensitivity. media you are using. For help, see Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide. Printhead is dirty. Clean the printhead. For help, see Cleaning the Printhead later in this guide Uneven print contrast djust the bias adjust screw. For help, see (density). Correcting Uneven Print Quality later in this guide. You are using incorrect Use only ntermec label and ribbon stock to ensure label or ribbon stock to superior print quality and product performance. See print labels. Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later on in this guide to set the correct media sensitivity numbers for ntermec media and ribbon stock. Ribbon wrinkling. Check to make sure that you installed the ribbon correctly. For help, see Loading Thermal Transfer Ribbon earlier in this guide. djust the bias adjust screw. For help, see Correcting Uneven Print Quality later in this guide. Direct thermal/ Set the DP switch for the type of media you are thermal transfer using. For help, see Configuring the Serial Port switch set in the for Communications earlier in this guide. wrong position. B Turn the supply roll retainer clockwise to lock it in place. f you installed the media support, it should move freely.

9 Communicating With the Printer You are now ready to print labels by downloading data from the host to your printer. Downloading is the universal term used to describe the transfer of information from the host to any connected peripheral device, such as your printer. When you transfer data from your printer to the host, you are performing a process called uploading. You can use several methods to download information in your data collection system. The next sections describe different ways to communicate with the printer. Using the PrintSet Software Use PrintSet to quickly and easily configure the printer. You can upload the current configuration settings, modify them, and then download them to your printer. ther features of PrintSet include the ability to download graphics and fonts (including TrueType). 0G.0 Unscrew the edge guide on the lower media guide. 0G.0 Slide the edge guide to the outer edge of the lower media guide and screw it in place. print test labels. allocate memory. B Pull down on the lower media guide to allow easy access to the media path. download configuration files. 9 For help using PrintSet, refer to the online help portion of the application software. PrintSet can be installed from the Printer Companion CD included with the printer or it can be downloaded from the ntermec web site at 0 Using Third-Party Software You can use third-party software to set many of the printer parameters. You can configure the parameters that your software does not set by using the PL command set or the printer s DP switches. Use your third-party software to create label formats and convert graphics into a user-defined character (UDC) format that your printer can interpret. Refer to your third-party documentation, for more information. 0G.0 0G.0 Using the ntermec Printer Language (PL) Command Set You can also create labels by downloading formats (designs) and data you create with the printer command set. For help, see the PL Programming Reference Manual (P/N 06696) available from the ntermec web site at You can use the printer command set to perform any function or activate any feature of your printer except for those features or functions that are set with the DP switches. Unroll several inches of media and route it through the printer mechanism. Release the lower media guide. Unscrew the edge guide and slide it in to the edge of the media. Screw the edge guide in place. 0G.0 EasyCoder 0 0G.0 0G.00 Rotate the head lift lever counterclockwise until it locks. Press the button to advance one label through the printer. Replace the media cover. 0 9

10 Loading Thermal Transfer Ribbon DP Switch Settings f you plan to print in thermal transfer mode, you must install a thermal transfer ribbon on the ribbon supply hub after you install the thermal transfer media. FF Top Bank Switch Number FF Bottom Bank Switch Number Note: f you are using plastic ribbon cores, you need to install the core locking brackets for the plastic ribbon cores before you load thermal transfer ribbon. For help, see the printer user s manual. pen the media cover. 0g00.eps Make sure the printhead is raised. f not, turn the head lift lever clockwise until the printhead releases. 0G.09 SENSTVTY NUMBER 0G.0 Save the plastic bag that your media came in. ttached to the bag is a label with a three-digit sensitivity number printed on it. You need this number to set the correct media sensitivity number. For help, see Setting the Media Sensitivity Number later in this guide. 0G.0 = FF = N Baud Rate Selection 9,00 9,600*,00,00,00,00,600 reserved Parity Selection Even* dd None None Number of Data Bits Bit* Bit Reserved Default settings are noted with an * N 6 = FF = N Multi-drop ddress Selection * B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 0 Protocol Selection XN/XFF* ntermec Protocols XN/XFF Selection No Status Response* With Status Response N 6 DT/TTR Direct Thermal* Thermal Transfer Ribbon Default settings are noted with an * 0G.0 ntermec B 0G.00 Slide the empty ribbon core that comes with the printer onto the ribbon rewind hub. Slide the roll of thermal transfer ribbon onto the ribbon supply hub with the ribbon roller unwinding clockwise. ntermec 0G.06 Detach the leader from the thermal transfer ribbon roll and unwind approximately 0 cm ( in) of ribbon. 6 0G.0 0G.0 Route the ribbon leader through the printer mechanism. ttach the ribbon leader to the empty ribbon core using the adhesive strip on the leader edge. 0 9

11 Configuring the Serial Port for Communications The serial port settings of your printer should match those of your PC or network controlling device. The default settings of the printer are: Parameter Setting Baud rate 9600 Parity Even Word length selection -bit word Protocol XN/XFF no status response Device address Media type Direct thermal 0G.00 0G.0 Determine which parameters you need to change and which DP switches you need to set. Use the DP switch table on the following page. Turn the ribbon rewind hub clockwise until the ribbon runs smoothly through the printhead mechanism. 9 0 Lower the printhead by turning the head lift lever counterclockwise until it locks. The following table provides the maximum baud rates for the printers. Printer Maximum Baud Rate 00B 9,00 00C, , Close the media cover. 0G.0 0G-09 Enable thermal transfer printing by setting DP switch on the bottom bank of switches to the on ( ) position. Turn the printer power off and then on to activate the new setting. 6 0G-0 0G.0 0G.0 Use a small straight-slot screwdriver to set the appropriate DP switches on or off. For example, if you want to change the media type to thermal transfer, set DP switch on the bottom bank of switches to the on ( ) position. Turn the printer power off and then on again. EasyCoder 0 0G.00 Press the button to advance the ribbon through the printer. Note: When replacing the thermal transfer ribbon roll in the future, use the empty thermal transfer ribbon core as the new rewinder core.

12 Testing Printer peration Print a hardware configuration test label to make sure your printer is operating correctly. Note: n example using DS to verify printer communications follows this procedure. f this procedure does not work, check to make sure that the DP switches are set to the default configuration and that the printer cable is securely plugged into the correct port of your system. 0G.0 To use DS to verify printer communications. n a PC with Windows 9 or earlier, at the DS prompt, type the following command and press Enter to configure the serial port: MDE CM 96,E,,,N. Type the following command lines and press Enter: CPY CN CM 0G.0 EasyCoder 0 0G.0 BCDEF^Z where: Turn the printer n/ff switch to the off () position. Press and hold the button. Turn the n/ff switch to the on ( ) position. CPY CN CM tells the PC to copy the next line of information to communications port CM. BCDEF are random characters typed at the host. ^Z (Ctrl-Z) Enter sends the information to the printer. 00 Hardware Configuration The printer prints the characters (see step on previous page for example). Memory nstal Storage RM mage RM Mileage nches Processed nches Burned Labels Cut Printhead Width Dot Size Burn Pot Setting : 0 kilobytes : kilobytes : 600 : : 0 : 9 dots :. mil : 0 Note: f you are using a different platform to communicate with your printer, please refer to your system user s manual and the PL Programming Reference Manual (P/N 06696) for information on downloading commands. EasyCoder 0 0G.06 Firmware Checksum RM0 (U9) RM (U) Program Version : BB9 : : : 0G.0 Note: f you receive a write fault error, your cabling may be incorrect. See Connecting the Printer to Your System earlier in this guide for more information. The and LEDs blink during the printer self-test. Release the button when the media starts moving. The printer feeds out one or two blank labels and then prints the hardware configuration test label. Note: The example label printed above is from the 00 printer. The values on your hardware configuration test label may be different. 0G.0 0G.0 Turn the n/ff switch to the off () position and then to the on ( ) position to return to normal printer operation.

13 Verifying Printer Communications With Your System nce you have the printer connected to your system, you need to verify that the printer communicates with your system. The easiest way to test communications is to set the printer to Data Line Print mode and send down a character string from your system. Connecting the Printer to Your System You can connect your printer to a PC, a local area network, an S/00 (or other midrange system), or a mainframe. Use this section to connect the printer to your system. f you have just printed a hardware configuration test label, start with Step. 0G.0 Connecting the Printer to a PC You can connect your printer to either a serial port or a parallel port (if you have the parallel option installed) on your PC. You must provide the correct cables to connect the printer. Contact your ntermec representative for ordering assistance if you do not have the appropriate cables. Use the following table to determine the correct ntermec cable for your application. Cable schematics for the PC serial cables appear on the following pages. For Connecting To Use ntermec Cable PC serial port 0G.0 EasyCoder 0 F-M, null modem, 9-wire 066 9F-M, null modem, -wire 069 Turn the n/ff switch to the off () position. 0G.00 Press and hold the button. Turn the n/ff switch to the on ( ) position. PC parallel port Parallel port cable 0 Note: f you are connecting the printer to a serial port on your PC, you may need to change the serial port configuration of your PC to match the printer. See Configuring the Serial Port for Communications later in this guide for the default printer configuration settings. EasyCoder 0 0G.06 Release the button after the hardware configuration test label prints. Send down some characters from your system. 0G.09 t this point the printer does not attempt to interpret any printer commands. t simply prints each character with its hexadecimal equivalent underneath. 0G G.0 Turn the n/ff switch to the off () position. Plug the -pin connector into the serial () or parallel (B) communications port on the rear of the printer. 0G.0 0G.0 Plug the other end of the cable into a serial (CM port) or parallel port on your PC. Turn the printer power off and then on again. 6

14 RS- Null Modem Cable for -pin PC (P/N 066) -Pin (Socket) D-Sub Metal Backshell Chassis Ground Transmitted Data Received Data Request to Send Clear to Send Data Set Ready Ground Data Terminal Ready Carrier Detect RS- Null Modem Cable for 9-pin PC (P/N 069) 9-Pin (Socket) D-Sub Metal Backshell Received Data Transmitted Data Clear to Send Request to Send Data Terminal Ready Data Set Ready Carrier Detect Ground 6 0 PC 6 T Shield 0G.0 Shield 0G.0 Printer 6 0 Printer -Pin (Plug) D-Sub Metal Backshell Chassis Ground Received Data Transmitted Data Carrier Detect Data Terminal Ready Ground Data Set Ready Clear to Send Note: The metal backshell is connected directly to the shield to achieve electrostatic discharge (ESD) immunity Pin (Plug) D-Sub Metal Backshell Chassis Ground Transmitted Data Received Data Carrier Detect Data Set Ready Data Terminal Ready Clear to Send Request to Send Ground Connecting the Printer to a Network You can connect your printer to 0BaseT networks, such as Novell NetWare, Token Ring, or TCP/P. You can also connect the printer to an S/00 (or other midrange system) or an BM mainframe. For Connecting To You Need Part Number 0BaseT Networks ne of these interface adapters: External EasyLN 0i Ethernet adapter 0 (attaches to the parallel port if you have one installed in the optional port location) nternal EasyLN 0i Ethernet adapter 09 S/00 Twinax adapter card 069 (cable included) Mainframe Coax adapter card 060 (cable included) f the controlling device is an ntermec product, refer to the following manuals for instructions and information on the necessary cabling and connections. DCS 00 User s Manual (P/N 0696) ntermec Ethernet dapter User s Manual (P/N 069) ntermec Ethernet dapter Setup Guide (P/N 06) Coax/Twinax nterface Card User s Manual (P/N 066) Data Communications Reference Manual (P/N 0) You can visit the ntermec web site at for a list of available manuals or to access many of our current manuals in PDF format. To order printed ntermec manuals, contact your local ntermec representative or distributor. Note: The metal backshell is connected directly to the shield to achieve electrostatic discharge (ESD) immunity.