EasyCoder 3400e Linerless Printer Instructions 1
EasyCoder 3400e Linerless Printer Instructions
The EasyCoder
®
3400e partially linerless printer is an EasyCoder
3400e that has been adapted to use both heat-sensitive linerless
paper (media) with less than 20% adhesive backing and standard
direct thermal media.
These instructions explain the special features of the EasyCoder
3400e partially linerless printer.
Note: This 3400e partially linerless printer was tested using
linerless media with 10% adhesive backing. Standard linerless
media with 100% adhesive backing will not work since the
printer is shipped with a standard platen roller.
Using the 3400e Linerless Printer
Linerless media eliminates the liner (backing paper) that usually
protects the adhesive on labels. Coated parts in the printer ensure
that the linerless media does not stick as the media feeds through
the printer. Several key parts need to be coated to make a printer
into a linerless printer.
This 3400e printer is a partially linerless printer because some of
the parts needed to make it linerless have been replaced with
coated parts, but not all, such as the standard platen roller. The
3400e partially linerless printer has been built to handle linerless
media with less than 20% adhesive backing.
To install and use your 3400e partially linerless printer
1 Connect the printer to a power supply. For help, see the
EasyCoder 3400e, 4420, 4440 Bar Code Label Printer Quick
Start Guide (P/N 072004) that ships with your printer.
2 Connect the printer to your system. For help, see the EasyCoder
3400e Bar Code Label Printer User’s Manual (P/N 071881) that
ships on the CD with your printer.
3 Load a roll of media. For help, see the quick start guide.
4 Configure the printer as needed. For help, see the user’s manual
or the PrintSet™ software that is on the CD.
5 Download label formats as needed. For help, see the user’s
manual or the LabelShop START
®
software that is on the CD.
Note: This 3400e printer has been configured at the Intermec
factory to print on mark media label stock. If you reset the printer
to its default configuration, you need to reconfigure your printer
(settings and label formats) and reset the Label Stock Type to
mark media label stock.