4410 / 4440 SERIES
 
SETUP PROCEDURES



4410 / 4440 INITIALIZATION 


  *** WARNING *** 
  This procedure will reset ALL printer settings to FACTORY DEFAULTS,
  or to previously-stored settings.
  If you do not know how the printer is configured, print the 
  STATUS REPORT before proceeding.

 By INITIALIZATION SWITCH:

  1. Turn power off.
  2. Slide switch (back side of operator's panel, upper right) to RIGHT.
  3. Turn power on.  Display will cycle thru "888"; ".P"; and finally
     stop at ".SU" Press FUNCTION (FCT - key 9) key.
  4. Slide the initialization switch back to the left.

 By the control panel:  (Offline - 9-1-9 (Default); or 9-1-3 (Stored))

  1. Take printer off-line (Loc).  Press FUNCTION (9) key.  Display ->
     ".Fnc".  Press PROGRAM (1) key.  Display -> ".SU".
 2a. To initialize to FACTORY DEFAULTS, press FUNCTION (FCT) key.
     Display -> "IS.U"
 2b. To initialize to PREVIOUSLY-STORED customer settings, press ON LINE key.
     Display -> ".CSU".
  3. After initialization, Display will show either "Loc" or "OnL".


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