| Zebra offers a number of training courses to meet the needs specific to your printer. Scroll through the course descriptions below, or view the course training schedule. |
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Barcode Printer Operations and Maintenance
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Card Printer Operations and Maintenance
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Kiosk Printer Installation and Maintenance
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ZBI 2.0 Application Development
| Barcode Printer Operations and Maintenance |
Xi™, 105SL™, Z™ Series, S4M, and Stripe, 170PAX4 and 110PAX4
This course is designed to provide factory level printer operation and maintenance knowledge to participants.
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- Bar code concepts and terminology
- Thermal printing methods
- Media and ribbon basics
- Loading supplies
- Diagnostic tests
- Printer setup
- Printhead and Platen removal and replacement
- Spindle maintenance (Xi and 105SL only)
- Printhead adjustments (Xi and 105SL only)
- Removal, replacement, and adjustments of many of the electrical and mechanical parts (170PAX4 & 110PAX4)
- Troubleshooting techniques are described and reviewed through hands-on exercises
2800, G-Series
This course is designed to provide factory-level maintenance knowledge to the participants. This course is only offered as a web event.
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- Diagnostic tests
- Using Zebra Setup Utility to maintain the printer
- Cleaning
- Introduction to maintenance CD
| Card Printer Operations and Maintenance Courses |
P100i, P110i, P110m, P120i (Value Class)
P330i, P330m, P430i (Performance Class)
This course is designed to give a complete orientation to the printers. It will provide factory level printer operation and maintenance knowledge to participants.
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- Theory of Operation
- Cards and Ribbons
- Card Printer Overview and Options
- Printer Drivers Installation and Use
- Printer Firmware Upgrade/Downgrade Process
- Escape Command Programming
- Operator maintenance and adjustments (hands-on)
- Repair teardown and rebuild (hands –on)
- Magnetic Encoder/Encoding
- Introduction to Smart Card
- Heat Table Options
- Review of the Service Manual
P630i, P640i (Security Class)
This course is designed to give a complete orientation to the printers. It will provide factory level printer operation and maintenance knowledge to participants.
The course curriculum includes: |
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- Cards and Ribbons
- Card Printer Overview and Options
- Printer Drivers Installation and Use
- Operator maintenance and adjustments (hands-on)
- Review of the Service Manual
ZXP Series 8 (Re-transfer)
This course is designed to give a complete orientation to the printers. It will provide factory level printer operation and maintenance knowledge to participants.
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- Re-Transfer Card Printer Theory of Operation
- Media
- ZXP Series 8 Printer and Options
- Printer Driver Installation and Use
- ZXP Toolbox Use
- Operator maintenance and adjustments (hands-on)
- Printer Assembly
- Common Adjustments
- Review of the Service Manual
| Kiosk Printer Installation and Maintenance Course |
TTP 2000, TTP 7000, TTP8000, KR403 and KR203
This course is designed to educate attendees on the installation and maintenance of Zebra kiosk and embedded printers at your facility. This course is custom-tailored to meet the needs of your organization.
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- Convert non-ZPL data streams into the ZPL Printer Command Language so that printers can print.
- How to create and run applications on Zebra printers.
- Manage customer software installation projects.
- These students will leave this class with the skills necessary to write, encrypt, and install applications for customers as billable Professional Services.
| ZBI 2.0 Application Development |
| Through the use of real world examples, students will learn how to create applications to enhance your Zebra printer using ZBI 2.0 programming language, such as: |
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- Run applications, or prompt users through control-panel menus
- Interpret input from scales, scanners and other peripherals-all without a PC or network connection
- Convert non-ZPL data streams in the ZPL printer command language so that printers can print
- Change the printer's configuration without need to connect it to a PC or push commands to the printer.
The course curriculum includes:
- High level review of Visual Basic
- Create and run applications on Zebra printers
Successful students in this class must possess the following skills:
- Prior experience with a programming language like VB, or C++ and be able to easily program an application to meet the scope of a programming request.
- System integration or system engineering skills
- Manage customer installation projects
- Understand project management enough to be able to determine project scope and feasibility
Outcomes:
- These students will leave this class with the skills necessary to write applications for customers as billable Professional Services
- A flash drive of information and sample applications they produced during class
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