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Insta llation a nd Se tup ProM aster 25 00 User Manua l 2-21 General 2500 Setup The following procedures describe changing the system’s serial port baud rates an d enabling or dis abling the audi ble alarm. You must pu t…

Installation and Setup
2-20 ProMaster 2500 User Manual
Switching Between
Local and Remote
Modes
As discussed in Chapter 1, the 2500 uses two methods to communicate
with the operator. Ninety-five per cent of the interaction will be through
the TaskLink screens and PC keyboard. The remaining five per cent of
the interaction is through the 2500’s keyboard and display. When the
system is initially shipped from the factory, it is configured to
communicate with TaskLink.
There are two key points to remember about these modes:
1. When you are using TaskLink, the 2500 is operating in
Remote mode
.
The 2500 displays the message
PROMASTER REMOTE MODE.
2. When you are entering commands on the 2500’s keyboard, the
system is either:
•in
Local mode
, or
• running a Task and you have pressed
STOP
on the keyboard to
make an adjustment. A complete list of STOP commands is
located in Appendix B.
If the 2500 powers up in local mode, you can switch to remote mode by
pressing
LOWER CASE
+
R
(for
remote
) on the 2500’s keyboard. The 2500
displays
The 2500 remains in remote mode until you change it by pressing
LOWER CASE
+
L
(for
local
) on the 2500’s keyboard. The 2500 powers
up in the mode it was in when last turned off. This will be remote mode
when operating with TaskLink.
Default 2500 System
Configuration
Listed below are the default settings for the ProMaster 2500 system. The
procedures for changing these parameters are described in relevant
sections of the manual. Under most circumstances, you will use these
defaults, connect the air line and communication cables, power up the
system, and start creating Tasks.
PROMASTER REMOTE MODE
Parameter Type Parameter Default
General Remote Port Baud Rate
Programmer Port Baud Rate
Audible Alarm
9600
9600
On
Labeler Label Calibration
Label Placement
Label Adjust
Print 1/16” from
leading edge
Autocenter
Centered on device
TaskLink Ports Programmer Port
Remote Port
COM1 on PC
COM2 on PC

Installation and Setup
ProMaster 2500 User Manual 2-21
General 2500 Setup
The following procedures describe changing the system’s serial port baud
rates and enabling or disabling the audible alarm. You must put the 2500
in local mode before performing these steps. Other 2500 front panel
commands are described in Chapter 6 and Appendix F.
Remote and Programmer
Port Baud Rates
The default baud rate of the remote and programmer ports is 9600. To
change either baud rate follow the procedure below.
1. From the 2500 Main Menu, press
3
to select SYSTEM SETUP.
The 2500 displays:
2. Press
1
to select the GENERAL SETUP MENU.
3. Press
2
to select REMOTE BAUD RATE.
4. Press the number corresponding to the baud rate you want to use. To
return to the Main Menu, press
RESET
.
Audible Alarm
If the AUDIBLE ALARM is enabled, a tone is emitted for every keystroke
and error message. To enable or disable the Audible Alarm, press 1 from
the General Setup Menu. If the alarm is currently enabled, the 2500
displays:
If it is disabled, ON appears instead of OFF. Press
Y
if you want to toggle
to the other state.
* * PROMASTER 2500 MAIN MENU * *
ENTER THE NUMBER OF THE DESIRED FUNCTION
1 - OPERATIONS 3 - SYSTEM SETUP
2 - FILE UTILITIES 4 - DIAGNOSTIC
* * * SYSTEM SETUP MENU * * *
1 - GENERAL 4 - MAIN MENU
2 - LABELER
3 - HANDLER
* * * GENERAL SETUP MENU * * *
1 - AUDIBLE ALARM 4 - SETUP MENU
2 - REMOTE BAUD RATE
3 - PROGRAMMER BAUD RATE
ENTER NUMBER OF REMOTE BAUD RATE
DESIRED (X):
1 - 1200 2 - 2400 3 - 4800 4 - 9600
5 - 19200 6 - 38400
DO YOU WANT AUDIBLE ALARM OFF?
(Y OR N):

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2-22 ProMaster 2500 User Manual
Adjusting Print Quality and Label Position
This section describes several parameters that affect the appearance of
characters on the label. Some of these labeling parameters are changed by
entering commands on the 2500’s front panel while it is in the
local
mode.
Others parameters are accessible in the middle of a Task after you press
STOP
on the 2500’s keyboard and then enter a specific key sequence.
STOP commands are used to pause a Task so you can make an
adjustment and then continue the Task from the same place. A complete
list of all the STOP commands is located in Appendix B.
When you change one of these parameters, it is often useful to print a
label to evaluate the new setting.
Print Only
Command
Using the Print Only command is an efficient method of checking the
quality and position of text on a label by printing a label without having
to apply it to a device. You can experiment with new settings for the print
parameters and thereby create the label style you will use when running
your Tasks.
To use this feature follow the steps below.
1. Press
1
from the Main Menu to select OPERATIONS.
The 2500 displays:
2. Press
5
to select PRINT ONLY. The 2500 displays:
3. Use the
←
,
↑
,
→
, and
↓
keys to point to a file.
If you select the Temporary file, continue with step 4.
If you point to any of the other files listed on the 2500’s display, press
ENTER
to select the file. The 2500 displays:
Proceed to step 7.
* * PROMASTER 2500 MAIN MENU * *
ENTER THE NUMBER OF THE DESIRED FUNCTION
1 - OPERATIONS 3 - SYSTEM SETUP
2 - FILE UTILITIES 4 - DIAGNOSTICS
* * * OPERATIONS MENU * * *
1 - PROGRAM/TEST & LABEL 4 - LABEL ONLY
2 - LOAD MASTER 5 - PRINT ONLY
3 - PROGRAM/TEST ONLY 6 - PURGE
PRINT LABEL
TEMPORARY FILE1 FILE2 FILE3
FILE 4 FILE5 FILE6 FILE7
ENTER FILE NAME:
PRINT LABEL FILE NAME: FILE5
PRESS START TO PRINT
A LABEL