IBM Infoprint 4400 Thermal Printer Series
Fully refurbished with 90-day warranty
4400-004 With Ethernet
$999.00
New
4400-004 With Peel and Rewind (New)
New
4400-004 With Ethernet and Validator (New)
New
4400-004 With 300DPI, Extra Memory, IPDS, Ethernet (New)
New
4400-004 With Ethernet (New)
Fully refurbished with 90-day warranty
4400-006 With Ethernet
$999.00
Fully refurbished with 90-day warranty
4400-006 With 300dpi, Ethernet, IPDS
$1499.00
New
4400-008 With Peel and Rewind, and Ethernet (New)
IBM 4400 Thermal Laser Printer
| Coax / Twinax Adapter |
|
| 10/100 Ethernet FC4177/4178 |
01P6370 4400 Lan 10/100Base-T Nic Ethernet Interface Assembly Fully refurbished with 90-day warranty 01P6370 $299.00 |
| 4400-004 Printhead 4.1" 203 dpi | |
| 4400-004 Printhead 4.1" 300 dpi | |
| 4400-006 Printhead, 6.6", 203 dpi | |
| 4400-006 Printhead 6.6" 300 dpi | |
| 4400-008 Printhead 8.5" 203 dpi | 69G7339 8 Inch Printhead - 203dpi New 69G7339 (New) Retired, no longer available: Contact for alternatives |
| 4400-008 Printhead 8.5" 300 dpi | 69G7340 8-Inch Enhanced Printhead - 300dpi New 69G7340 (New) Retired, no longer available: Contact for alternatives |
| Ribbons | |
| IBM 4400 TTW Thermal Transfer Ribbons. The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box contains 6 ribbons. | |
| 60 mm x 625 m 69G7318 TTW | |
| 83 mm x 625 m 69G7319 TTW | |
| 110 mm x 625 m 69G7320 TTW | |
| 130 mm x 625 m 69G7321 TTW | 69G7321 5.12 (130mm) 6 in x 2051ft TTW Wax/Resin Ribbons New 69G7321 203485-104 Six Pack (New) $247.00 |
| 152 mm x 625 m 69G7322 TTW | |
| 171 mm x 625 m 69G7323 TTW | |
| 220 mm x 625 m 69G7324 TTW | |
| IBM 4400 TTB Thermal Transfer Ribbons. The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box contains 6 ribbons. | |
| 60 mm x 625 m 69G7325 TTB | |
| 83 mm x 625 m 69G7326 TTB | |
| 110 mm x 625 m 69G7327 TTB | |
| 130 mm x 625 m 69G7328 TTB | |
| 152 mm x 625 m 69G7329 TTB | |
| 171 mm x 625 m 69G7330 TTB | |
| 220 mm x 625 m 69G7331 TTB | |
| IBM 4400 TTR Thermal Transfer Ribbons. The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box contains 6 ribbons. | |
| 60 mm x 625 m 69G7332 TTR | |
| 83 mm x 625 m 69G7333 TTR | |
| 110 mm x 625 m 69G7334 TTR | |
| 130 mm x 625 m 69G7335 TTR | |
| 152 mm x 625 m 69G7336 TTR | |
| 171 mm x 625 m 69G7337 TTR | |
| 220 mm x 625 m 69G7338 TTR | |
Highlights
- High-quality, high performance thermal printing in 4-, 6- and 8-inch widths at up to 10 inches per second
- Print resolution up to 300 dpi
- Supports IPDS for Twinax and Ethernet
- Powerful management of multiple printers from a remote PC with IBM's Printer Management Utility
- Compatible with IBM 6400 Line Matrix Printer label applications
- Supports Code V and IGP emulation
- Rugged die-cast aluminum base designed for tough industrial environments
- Optional bar code validator scans while printing to ensure readability
- Optional electronic media cutter for improved unattended operation
- IBM ServicePac option extends warranty with on-site service
Reliability
Exceptional print quality and performance are inherent to the
printer's thermal print head control technology, producing
consistent, precise print density on a variety of media. In
addition, the optional bar code validator features
"read-after-print" technology to help ensure bar code validity and
scannability. Printing bar codes correctly the first time
minimizes the cost of penalties or returned products resulting
from unreadable bar codes.
Two direct-drive motors control the ribbon spindles and are designed to sustain ribbon tension throughout the life of the printer, minimizing torn ribbons and downtime.
Ease of use
The IBM 4400 simplifies forms loading and supplies replacement
with easy access to internal components. The user-friendly front
panel controls and backlit display make it easy to set up and
store customized printer configurations. An optional cutter and
tray allows labels to be cut and collected as they are printed
providing flexibility to support on-demand printing applications.
Remote management
Using the Printer Management Utility and the IBM 4400 internal
Ethernet option, multiple printers can be easily managed with an
easy-to-use interface. This includes the ability to access a
virtual operator panel, configure multiple printers, view current
printer status and supplies life, and download software and
printer settings from a host computer.
| IBM 4400 Thermal Printer at a glance | |
| Print Speed (inches per second) | |
| Model 004/006 | 8ips @ 300 dpi (203 mm/sec) 10 ips @ 203 dpi (254 mm/sec) |
| Model 008 | 6 ips @ 300 dpi (152 mm/sec) 8 ips @ 203 dpi (203 mm/sec) |
| Memory | |
| Flash: 4 MB standard/10 MB maximum
DRAM: 8 MB standard/16 MB maximum |
|
| Printing Methods | |
| Thermal transfer or direct thermal | |
| Resolution | |
| 203/300 dpi | |
| Printable Width | |
| Model 004 | 4.1" maximum (104 mm) |
| Model 006 | 6.6" maximum (168 mm) |
| Model 008 | 8.5" maximum (216 mm) |
| Media Handling | |
| Tear-off mode: individual labels
tear-off Tear-off strip mode: label strips tear-off Peel-off mode: labels peel and present Optional cutter and tray for unattended operation |
|
| Media Compatibility | |
| Media types: | Roll or fanfold; die-cut or continuous; labels, tags and tickets; paper, film or synthetic stock; thermal transfer or direct thermal |
| Media width: | Model 004: 0.75" to 4.5" (19 to 114 mm) Model 006: 2.0" to 6.8" (51 to 171 mm) Model 008: 3.0" to 8.75" (76 to 222 mm) |
| Media thickness: | 0.0025" to 0.010" (0.07 to 0.25 mm) |
| Roll core diameter: | 3.0" (76 cm) |
| Maximum roll diameter | 8.0" (209 cm) |
| Thermal transfer ribbons: | Standard ribbon length: 2,050 feet (625 m) |
| Emulation | |
| Code V and IGP | |
| Bar Codes | |
| Code 39, Code 128 (A,B,C) Codabar, Interleaved 2 of 5, FIM UPC-A, UPC-E, UPC-EO, EAN 8, EAN 13, Code 93, Postnet, Postbar UCC/EAN 128, PDF 417, UPS Maxicode, Royal Mail | |
| Fonts | |
| OCRA, OCRB, Courier, Letter Gothic CG Triumvirate Bold Condensed | |
| Graphic Support | |
| PCX and TIFF file fonts | |
| Interface/Drivers | |
| Standard interfaces: | RS-232/RS-422 (DB 25 pin)/EEE 1284 (Centronics) |
| Optional interfaces: | Coax/Twinax, 10/100BaseT Ethernet |
| Windows drivers: | Microsoft Windows 95/98 |
| Power Requirements | |
| Consumption: | Max. Typical; 115/240 VAC 80/160 150 Watts Power Factor Correction |
| Regulatory compliance: | FCC, UL, CSA, TUV, Energy Star mode (less than 45 watts) |
| Environmental Conditions | |
| Temperature: | Operating: 41F to 104F (5C to 40C) Storage: -4F to 140F (-20C to 60C) |
| Relative humidity: | Operating: 20 to 85% noncondensing Storage: 5 to 85% noncondensing |
| Acoustics: | Printing: 63 dBA Idle: 37 dBA |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Model 004: | |
| Depth: | 17" (43.1 cm) |
| Height: | 12" (30.5 cm) |
| Width: | 10" (25.4 cm) |
| Weight: | 35 lbs. (15.9 kg) |
| Model 006: | |
| Depth: | 21" (53.5 cm) Width: |
| Height: | 12.75" (32.4 cm)Weight: |
| Width: | 13.25" (33.7cm) |
| Weight: | 43 lbs. (19.5 kg) |
| Model 008: | |
| Depth: | 21" ( 53.5 cm) |
| Height: | 12.75" (32.4 cm) |
| Width: | 15.25" (38.7 cm) |
| Weight: | 45 lbs. (20.4 kg) |
The IBM 4400 is a Thermal Printer family, with cost-effective, rugged, compact printers that are ideal for printing bar codes, labels, and tags in industrial applications.
Model Abstract 4400-004
The IBM 4400 Model 004 has a nominal print width of four inches and a maximum print speed of 10 inches-per-second (ips) for 203 dots-per-inch (dpi) and 8 ips for 300 dpi.
Model Abstract 4400-006
The IBM 4400 Model 006 has a nominal print width of six inches and a maximum print speed of 10 ips for 203 dpi and 8 ips for 300 dpi.
Model Abstract 4400-008
The IBM 4400 Model 008 has a nominal print width of eight inches and a maximum print speed of 8 ips for 203 dpi and 6 ips for 300 dpi.
Thermal Label Printer family offers:
- Capability to print bar codes, labels, and tags in an industrial environment
- High-quality, high-performance thermal printing in a choice of 4-, 6-, and 8-inch widths
- IPDS support for improved operational productivity
- Rugged metal cabinetry and flexible media handling
- Legacy Migration Utility - 1 (LMU-1) for emulation of the ZPL-II graphics language used by Zebra Technologies Corp bar-code printers
- Legacy Migration Utility - 2 (LMU-2) for emulation of TEC programming
- Wireless Ethernet option that offers wireless capability as well as normal connection to an Ethernet LAN.
- Telnet 3270e and Telnet 5250e to allow present coax/twinax users to migrate to a network without changing an application.
- Peel-off mode or batch mode label printing
- A Media Cutter and Cutter Tray for improved unattended operation
- Powerful remote configuration and printer management through available printer software
- Validation of printed bar codes to ensure bar code scan
- Easy-to-change supplies
The following features are standard on all models.
- Thermal transfer and direct thermal printing
- User-replaceable 203 DPI printhead
- Operator control panel with two-line LCD with an easy-to-use menu
- Media tear bar
- Fanfold media handling
- High resolution printhead for sharp graphics and text
- Tear-Off mode for positioning the label at the tear-off position and detecting its removal before printing the next label
- Label Taken Sensor for detecting removal of labels in Peel-Off or Tear-Off modes
- Tear-Off Strip mode for printing a specified number of labels and positioning the last label at the tear-off position
- Batch and on-demand printing
- Over 20 types of bar codes
- 4 MB Flash memory/8 MB dynamic random access memory (DRAM) memory
- Serial RS-232/RS-422 host interface
- Parallel IEEE 1284 host interface
- One internal input/output (I/O) option slot
- Host interface auto-switching
- Emulations for IGP, Code V, and ASCII
- Windows drivers
- Compatibility with IBM Printer Management Utility (PMU) software when connected to an Ethernet LAN.
- Starter kit that includes print media, a ribbon and a CD. The starter kit CD contains the end-user manuals
IBM 4400 Attachment Summary
The following table shows the allowable combinations of
attachments for an IBM 4400 Printer.
The parallel port and the serial port are standard on the IBM 4400
when no other attachment features are chosen. However, when any
10/100 Ethernet feature (#4177, 4178, 5177, 5178) or Wireless
Ethernet (# 4277, 4377, 4278, 4378) is chosen, the Parallel Port
cannot be used since these Ethernet adapters remove the parallel
port.
The serial port is always available regardless of attachment
features.
The table shows:
- The Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835) can be installed with the 10/100 Ethernet features (#4177, 4178, 5177, 5178).
- The Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835) cannot be installed with either of the Wireless Ethernet Adapters.
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| | Ethernet|Ethernet |Coax/Twinax | Parallel|Wireless|
| | (w/PMU) |(w/o PMU) | #4830 | Port* |Ethernet|
| | #4177 | #5177 | #4835 | |#4277 |
| | #4178 | #5178 | | |#4377 |
| | | | | |#4278 |
| | | | | |#4378 |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Ethernet | | | | | |
|(w/PMU) | No | No | Yes | N0 | No |
|(#4177, 4178) | | | | | |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Basic Ethernet| | | | | |
|(w/o PMU) | No | No | Yes | No | No |
|#5177, 5178 | | | | | |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Coax/Twinax | | | | | |
|Adapter | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | No |
|#4830, 4835 | | | | | |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Parallel Port | No | No | Yes | No | No |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Serial Port | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
|Wireless | | | | | |
|Ethernet | | | | | |
|#4277 | No | No | No | No | No |
|#4377 | | | | | |
|#4278 | | | | | |
|#4378 | | | | | |
|______________|_________|__________|____________|_________|________|
The following is a summary of the IBM 4400 features A complete description of each feature follows the "Chargeable Features" Table later in this document.
Ethernet 10/100 BaseT NIC(#4177,
4178)
The Ethernet 10/100 BaseT NIC Adapter is available for new
IBM 4400 printers, and for upgrades of existing IBM 4400 Models
004 printers.
The Ethernet 10/100 BaseT NIC is an internal adapter that connects
the printer to an Ethernet network using TCP/IP, NetBIOS TCP/IP,
and IPX.
The ASCII parallel interface is replaced by this Ethernet NIC.
When this adapter is to be used for IPDS, feature numbers 4862 or 4867 (IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC) are also required.
The adapter provides the capability to provide printer status information via a Web page when the printer's IP address is supplied to a standard Web browser. This is in addition to the function provided by the 4400 Printer Management Utility.
Lucent Wireless Ethernet (#4377,
4378)
The Lucent Wireless Ethernet attachment card (#4377, 4378)
provides support for either wireless or standard Ethernet cable
connections. This adapter card is compliant with IEEE 802.11b
Wi-Fi.
Wireless operation requires that the customer obtain a Proxim (Lucent) Orinoco World Silver or Gold PCMCIA radio card. A dipole rubber duck antenna is included with this feature.
The Wireless Ethernet installation removes the parallel port, so
the parallel port cannot be used when this feature is installed.
Also, none the following adapters can be installed when this
feature is installed:
- Coax/Twinax attachment feature (#4830, 4835),
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet adapter (#4177, 4178),
- Cisco Wireless Ethernet adapter (#4277, 4278)
- Basic Ethernet adapter (#5177, 5178)
- Cisco Wireless Ethernet(#4277, 4278)
The Cisco Wireless Ethernet attachment card (#4277, 4278) provides support for either wireless or standard Ethernet cable connections. This adapter card is compliant with IEEE 802.11b Wi-Fi.
Wireless operation requires that the customer obtain a Cisco Aironet AIR-352 PCMCIA adapter card. A dipole rubber duck antenna is included with this feature.
The Wireless Ethernet installation removes the parallel port, so
the parallel port cannot be used when this feature is installed.
Also, none the following adapters can be installed when this
feature is installed:
- Coax/Twinax attachment feature (#4830 or #4835),
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet adapter (#4177, 4178),
- Lucent Wireless Ethernet adapter (#4377, 4378)
- Basic Ethernet adapter (#5177, 5178)
The Wireless Ethernet MES features (#4278, #4378) cannot be installed on certain IBM 4400 printers manufactured prior to February 2003. These features can only be installed on IBM 4400 printers with the following serial numbers.
For any model 4400 printer with a serial number starting with
"011", the serial number must be 0111171 or greater.
For Model 004 printers with a serial number beginning with "010",
the serial number must be 0103552 or higher.
For Model 006 printers with a serial number beginning with "010",
the serial number must be 0103791 or higher.
For Model 008 printers with a serial number beginning with "010",
the serial number must be 0103785 or higher.
Printers not within the serial numbers listed above cannot be
re-worked to accept the Wireless Ethernet features.
Coax/Twinax Interface (#4830, #4835)
The Coax/Twinax attachment provides the addition of both a coax and a twinax interface, in addition to the ASCII Serial/Parallel interface. This provides support for ASCII, IGP, Code V, and Coax/Twinax emulations. It also is a prerequisite for the IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC (#4862 or #4867) when the Twinax attachment will be used in IPDS mode.
Basic 10/100 Ethernet Network Interface Card (#5177, 51278)
The Basic Ethernet NIC offers a lower priced alternative to the
10/100 Ethernet NIC (#4177, #4178).
The following function available with the current 10/100 Ethernet
adapter (#4177, 4178) is not available with the basic adapter:
- IPDS Data Stream Support
- Printer Management Utility (PMU) Support
- Bi-directional communication between the printer and the network adapter is not supported so that the printer operator panel cannot be used for network configuration.
- SNMP Support
- Novell Netware support
- Printer alerts
- Web page support
- Ability to automatically load a printer configuration based on the printer queue
This adapter cannot be installed with the Ethernet 10/100 Adapter
(#4177, #4178).
Since the Basic Ethernet adapter is not detected by the printer,
the Basic Ethernet configuration menu is not available through the
IBM 4400 printer control panel.
An Ethernet configuration utility must be used to set the
configuration parameters options and the IP address. A utility is
available by selecting "thermal" and then "4400" at the IBM
Printer web site for downloading drivers and utilities. The
address of this web site to download this utility is:
https://www.printers.ibm.com/R5PSC.NSF/web/download
Other configuration utilities such as bootp and arp can also be used to configure the Basic Ethernet NIC.
Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) for Twinax or Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC) (#4862, #4867)
This feature provides capability to support IPDS printing for printers attached to an Ethernet LAN (with feature numbers 4177 or 4178) or attached by Twinax (with feature numbers 4830 or 4835).
IPDS allows print pages containing an unlimited mix of different types of data: high-quality text, images, vector graphics, and bar codes.
IPDS support is provided on the following platforms:
- PSF/400 V4.3 or later
- PSF for OS/390 V3.1 or later
- Infoprint Manager for AIX V3.2 or later
- Infoprint Manager NT V 1.1 or later
- PSF/MVS V2.2.0
- PSF/VSE V2.2 .1
Prerequisites for the IPDS feature are the 300 DPI printhead and the Additional Memory Feature.
The IPDS feature is only available for field installation on IBM 4400 printers with serial #0101000 and above.
Legacy Migration Utility-1 (#4870, 4871, 4882, 4883, 4884, 4885)
The Legacy Migration Utility-1 (LMU-1) is an interpreter developed for the IBM 4400 Thermal Printer that translates a set if existing Zebra Technology Corp ZPL-II (TM) graphics language commands into IBM 4400 printer language.
Detailed command information is available in the IBM 4400 User's Legacy Migration Utility-1 User's Guide Addendum (G544-5796).
Normally Code V and IGP are standard on an IBM 4400. When the LMU-1 feature is ordered, either Code V or IGP, but not both, can be present on an IBM 4400. Also, different IPDS features must be specified depending on the presence of LMU-1, IGP, and Code V.
For initial orders, the following feature codes are available:
(#4870) LMU-1 with IGP (Initial Order) This feature provides the
Legacy Migration Utility-1 with IGP.
(#4871) LMU-1 with Code V (Initial Order) This feature provides
the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with Code V.
For MES orders for installed machines, different feature codes
must be used depending on the features already installed on the
IBM 4400. These feature codes are:
- LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet Not Installed) - Mes (#4882)
- LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet installed) - Mes (#4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet Not Installed) - Mes (#4884)
- LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet installed) - Mes (#4885)
The Legacy Migration Utility - 2 (LMU-2) provides support for
emulation of TEC printers. This interpreter is compatible with the
following TEC printers:
Tec B372, B472, B482, B572, B672, B682, B872, B882
Telnet 3270e/5250e (#4520, 4530, 4531, 4532, 4890, 4891, 4892, 4893)
The Telnet 3270e/5250e feature allows printing currently being performed with coax/twinax attached printers to be migrated easily to network attached printers, without changing the existing application.
This feature must be used with one of the following adapters:
10/100 BaseT Ethernet adapter (#4177, 4178)
Cisco Wireless Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
Lucent Wireless Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
The Telnet feature cannot be used with any IPDS feature or the Coax/Twinax adapter, or the Basic Ethernet Adapter (#5177, 5178)
Bar Code Validator (#5610, #5611)
The Bar Code Validator is an external device that attaches near the paper exit of the printer. It scans the printed output for bar codes, and monitors bar code quality. After a bar code passes the scan beam, the Validator grades it and sends a report back to the printer. The printer response is determined by the Validator settings. A 1/2-inch distance between bar codes is required when the Validator is used. The Validator feature only applies to picket fence (vertical bars) bar codes. The Validator cannot be used to verify Ladder (horizontal bars) bar codes.
The maximum length of a bar code to be verified is approximately
6.5 inches (including approximately 0.25 inches for the quiet
zone). This maximum length can vary depending on the bar code
element width.
The Validator is only available for field installation on IBM 4400
printers with serial #0101000 and above.
Media Cutter (#7340, #7360, #7380, #7304, #7306, #7308)
The Media Cutter automatically cuts media after each label is printed or via a software command to cut media after a specified number of labels are printed.
The Media Cutter (like the Validator) is only available for field installation on IBM 4400 printers with serial #0101000 and above.
Media/Label Cutter Tray (#7330, #7341, #7361, #7381)
This option is used exclusively with the media cutter option to catch the cut media and collect it away from the Media Cutter Assembly. This feature is only available when the Media Cutter is installed.
300 DPI Printhead (#3500)
This feature provides a 300-DPI printhead on initial orders for a Model 004. A 203-DPI Printhead is provided on initial orders if feature number 3500 is not ordered.
Additional Memory
This feature increases the DRAM and Flash memory from 4 MB Flash and 8 MB DRAM to a total of 10 MB Flash memory and 16 MB DRAM memory to support printing of label media lengths up to a maximum of 99 inches.
Peel and Rewind Feature
The Peel and Rewind feature is available as an optional feature for the IBM 4400 Models 004, 006, and 008. This features enables the following modes of operation:
Peel-Off Mode
In Peel-Off Mode the printer unwinds the dye-cut media from the supply spindle, prints the label, automatically peels the label from the media carrier (label backing) and leaves the peeled label at the mouth of the printer. The printer then rewinds the waste label carrier (backing) onto the optional internal rewinder spindle. The label presentation sensor detects when the label has been removed, and the printer then retracts the media and prints the next label.
Batch Mode
Labels are printed and rewound onto a roll for later use.
This optional feature is now available for field installable.
The Peel and Rewind features cannot be used when the Media Cutter (FN 7340, 7304, 7360, 7306, 7380, or 7308) are installed.
Prior to this Announcement, the Rewinder function was included on all Models 006 and 008, and only available on the Model 004 as an initial order feature.
The Peel and Rewind features cannot be installed on the same printer as the Media Cutter features (FN 7340, 7360, 7380, 7304, 7306, or 7308).
Resident Fonts
The following fonts are resident:
- Courier Bold
- Triumvirate Bold Condensed
- Letter Gothic Outline Fonts
- Bit-Mapped OCR-A, OCR-B
Operator Panel Translations
The Operator Panel language is customer selectable. The choice of languages are: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Brazilian Portuguese.
Bar Code Printing
Printed bar codes meet the requirements of ANSI Document X3.182-1990, 'Bar Code Print Quality - Guideline' Grade A.
Printer Software
Windows Drivers
Print drivers for Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, and
Windows NT are included with the printer. The drivers are based on
Serial Matrix emulation.
Direct thermal media:
Direct thermal media is paper coated with special chemicals that
act as an accelerator, acceptor dye, and binder. During direct
thermal mode, the heat from the thermal printhead contacts the
paper and causes a chemical reaction to take place.
Printheads:
The printhead must be replaced periodically, and new printheads are obtained as a supply item. The 300 DPI printhead may be ordered to upgrade a 203 DPI machine to 300 DPI.
Cleaning Pens
These items are supply items and, as such, are not available from IBM service or included in the warranty and maintenance service agreement.
The IBM 4400 Thermal Label Printer is designated a Customer Setup (CSU) machine. The Quick Start Guide contains the necessary instructions to enable the customer to set up and configure the printer.
Physical Specifications
IBM 4400 Printers: Weight and Dimensions
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|Model | Maximum Dimensions | Weight |
| | | |
|_________|___________________________________|____________|
| | Height | Width | Depth | |
|_________|__________|__________|_____________|____________|
| 004 (in)| 12 | 10 | 17 | 35 lbs |
| 004 (cm)| 30.5 | 25.4 | 43.1 | 15.9 Kg |
| | | | | |
| 006 (in)| 12 | 14 | 17 | 45 lbs |
| 006 (cm)| 30.5 | 35.6 | 43.1 | 20.4 Kg |
| | | | | |
| 008 (in)| 12 | 16 | 17 | 50 lbs.|
| 008 (cm)| 30.5 | 40.6 | 43.1 | 22.7 Kg |
|_________|__________|__________|_____________|____________|
Performance Characteristics
The performance characteristics are shown in the table below. The print speed is selectable from either the control panel or the host system, and ranges from 2 IPS to the maximum speed of the printer in 1 IPS increments.
IBM 4400 Print Characteristics:
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|Model | 006 | 008 | 004 |
|_____________________________________________________________________|
|Print Resolution (DPI) | 203 300 | 203 300 | 203 300 |
|_____________________________________________________________________|
| | | | |
|Max Print Speed (IPS) | 10 8 | 8 6 | 10 8 |
| (cm/sec)| 25.4 20.3 | 20.3 15.2 | 25.4 20.3 |
| | | | |
|Max Print Width (in) | 6.6 6.6 | 8.5 8.5 | 4.1 4.1 |
| (cm) | 16.8 16.8 |21.6 21.6 | 10.4 10.4 |
| | | | |
|Max Print Length | | | |
|w/4 MB memory (in) | 29 13 | 23 10 | 46 21 |
| (cm) | 73.7 33.0 | 58.4 25.4 | 116.8 53.3 |
| | | | |
|Max Print Length | | | |
|w/16 MB exp memory (in) | 99 99 | 99 99 | 99 99 |
| (cm) | 251.5 251.5 | 251.5 251.| 251.5 251.5 |
| | | | |
|Media and Ribbon Width | 2.0 2.0 | 3.0 3.0| 0.75 0.75 |
| Range (in) | to to | to to| to to |
| | 6.8 6.8 |8.75 8.7| 4.5 4.5 |
| | | | |
|Media and Ribbon Width | 5.1 5.1 | 7.6 7.6| 1.9 1.9 |
| Range (cm) | to to | to to| to to |
| | 17.3 17.3 |22.3 22.3| 11.4 11.4 |
| | | | |
|Min Media Length (in) | 0.25 0.25 |0.25 0.25| 0.25 0.25 |
|Min Media Length (cm) | 0.6 0.6 |0.6 0.6 | 0.6 0.6 |
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Notes
Printhead:
The printer produces American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Grade A bar codes in both ladder and picket fence modes with both
203 DPI and 300 DPI resolution printheads. The nominal printhead
dot size is 0.110 mm x 0.132 mm for 203 DPI and 0.0697 mm x 0.110
mm for 300 DPI.
Print Length The print lengths are a function of the DRAM memory
supplied with the printer. The maximum label length is increased
by the installation of the expansion memory (#5600 or #5601).
Media Handling Modes
The printer operates under two basic modes: batch and on-demand. Batch mode is used to print and collect labels for later use. On-demand mode is used in applications where labels will be used immediately after printing.
Batch Mode:
In batch mode, the printer unwinds the media from the media supply spindle and prints the labels.
Peel-Off Mode:
In Peel-Off Mode the printer unwinds the media from the supply spindle, prints the label, automatically peels the label from the media carrier web and leaves the peeled label at the mouth of the printer. The printer then rewinds the waste label carrier web onto the internal rewinder spindle. The label presentation sensor detects when the label has been removed, and the printer then retracts the media before printing the next label.
Tear-Off Mode:
In Tear-Off Mode, the printer unwinds the media from the supply spindle, prints the label, and leaves the label at the mouth of the printer (aligning the tear point over the tear-off bar). The label presentation sensor detects when the label has been removed, and the printer then retracts the media before printing the next label (to prevent the loss of a form).
Tear-Off Strip Mode:
In Tear-Off Strip Mode, the printer unwinds the media from the supply spindle and continues printing until the print buffer is empty. The printer then positions the last label for removal by aligning the tear point over the tear-off bar. The label presentation sensor can be used in the tear-off strip mode to detect when a label has been removed. When the printer buffer is again loaded, the printer will retract the media before resuming printing to prevent the loss of a form.
Bar Codes
Bar code symbologies
The printer is capable of printing the bar code symbologies as
shown in the following table.
Bar Code Symbologies
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|Bar code |ASCII| PGL
|Code V|
|_______________________|
___ | ____| ___ _|
|Codabar | No | Yes | Yes
|
|Code 39 | Yes | Yes | Yes
|
|Code 93 | No | Yes | Yes
|
|Code 128A | No | Yes |
Yes |
|Code 128B | No | Yes |
Yes |
|Code 128C | No | Yes |
Yes |
|EAN-8 | Yes | Yes | Yes |
|EAN-13 | Yes | Yes | Yes
|
|FIM | Yes | Yes | Yes |
|German Interleaved | | |
|
| 2 of 5 | No | Yes | Yes
|
|Interleaved 2 of 5 | Yes
| Yes | Yes |
| Logmars | No | No | Yes
|
|MSI | No | Yes | Yes |
|PDF-417 | No | Yes | Yes
|
|Postbar | No | Yes | Yes
|
|Postnet |Yes | Yes | Yes
|
|Royal Mail | No | Yes |
Yes |
|Telepen | No | Yes | Yes
|
|UCC/EAN Code 128 | No |
Yes | Yes |
|UPC-A |Yes | Yes | Yes |
|UPC-E |Yes | Yes | Yes |
|UPC-EO | No | Yes | Yes |
|UPC-E1 | No | Yes | Yes |
|UPS 11 | No | Yes | Yes |
|UPS Maxicode | No | Yes |
Yes |
|Australian Postal | No |
Yes | Yes |
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Operating Environment
Voltage:
- 115 or 230 V AC 50/60 Hz
Temperature:
- Operating: 5 to 40C (41 to 104F)
- Storage: -20 to 60C (-4 to 140F)
Relative Humidity:
- Operating: 20 to 85 (percent) non-condensing
- Storage: 5 to 85 (percent) non-condensing
Heat Output (Model 004):
Maximum Typical Standby
Energy Star
--------------- -------
-----------
Watts 180 60 35
Acoustics (Model 004):
- Per ISO 9296:
- Maximum Noise Level - Printing (8 in/sec): 68 dBA
- Maximum Noise Level - Standby: 37 dBA
Heat Output (Models 006 and 008):
Maximum Typical Standby Energy Star
--------------- ------- -----------
Watts 260 60 35
Acoustics (Models 006 and 008):
- Per ISO 9296:
- Maximum Noise Level - Printing (8 in/sec): 63 dBA
- Maximum Noise Level - Standby: 37 dBA
Hardware Requirements
The IBM 4400 Thermal Label Printers attach to the systems,
controllers, and processors described below:
System/
Interface Control Unit/
Type Processor Attachment
--------- -----------------
---------------------------------------
- ASCII AS/400 ASCII Workstation Controller port on 9402 (except Model Y10), 9404, and 9406
- 3197, 3477, Terminal (Parallel port only)
- 3486/87/88
- 3174 Controller Asynchronous Emulation Adapter
- ES/9370 (TM) ASCII Subsystem
- Micro Channel 370 ASCII serial or parallel port
- RS/6000 ASCII serial or parallel port
- PC, PS/2 ASCII serial or parallel port
- IBM-Compatible PCs ASCII serial or parallel port
- Non-IBM Systems ASCII serial or parallel port
- Coax 3174 Controllers Coaxial ports (Release A3.0 or higher)
- ES/9370, ES/9000 Workstation Subsystem
- Processors Controller port (#6020 or #6120)
- S/390 Parallel via 3174 Controller
Enterprise Servers
- Twinax AS/400 Twinaxial Workstation Controller port on 9402, 9404, and 9406
- AS/400 Twinaxial Workstation Controller
- Advanced 36
- S/36 Workstation Controller port on 5360, 5362, 5363, and 5364
- 5394 & 5494 Workstation port Control Unit
- LANs Ethernet Ethernet 10/100 BaseT Adapter
Software Requirements
The following table summarizes the IPDS support by platform.
IBM 4400 IPDS PSF(TM)/MVS, PSF/VSE, PSF/400, PSF for OS/390
Support Summary
PSF/MVS PSF/VSE PSF/400 V4.3 PSF V3.1.0
V2.2.0 V2.2.1 or later or later
-------- ----------- -------- -----------
Base Support:
- 4028 Dev. Type Yes Yes Yes Yes
- 3816 Dev. Type Yes Yes Yes Yes
- 240 DPI Resolution Yes Yes Yes Yes
- 300 DPI Resolution Yes Yes Yes Yes
Roll Input Yes Yes Yes Yes
Roll Output Yes Yes Yes Yes
AFP/IPDS Towers: All All All All
(Not including lf3)
Printer Connectivity:
- Ethernet TCP/IP Yes Yes Yes Yes
- Twinax No No Yes No
Font Download
- Raster Yes Yes Yes Yes
Resident AFP Font Collection
- 4028 Yes Yes Yes Yes
- Core Yes Yes Yes Yes
- Coordinated Yes Yes Yes Yes
PSF/MVS, PSF/VSE, PSF/400 Support Notes
PSF/MVS 2.1.x is no longer supported or maintained by IBM.
PSF/MVS 2.2.0 was withdrawn from marketing effective March 31,
1999, and replaced by PSF V3.1.0 for OS/390.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
IBM 4400 IPDS
Infoprint Manager Summary:
- Infoprint Infoprint
- Manager for Manager
- AIX V3.2 NT 1.1 or later
----------- ---------
Base Support:
- 4028 Dev. Type Yes Yes
- 3816 Dev. Type Yes Yes
- 240 DPI Resolution Yes Yes
- 300 DPI Resolution Yes Yes
Roll Input Yes Yes
Roll Output Yes Yes
AFP/IPDS Towers: All All
(Not including lf3)
Printer Connectivity:
- Ethernet TCP/IP Yes Yes
Font Download
- Raster Yes Yes
Resident AFP Font Collection
- 4028 Yes Yes
- Core Yes Yes
- Coordinated Yes Yes
IBM 4400 Supported IPDS Bar Codes:
- X'01': 3-of-9 Code
- X'02': MSI
- X'03': UPC/CGPC-Version A
- X'05': UPC/CGPC-Version E
- X'06': UPC Two-digit Supplement
- X'07': UPC Five-digit Supplement
- X'08': EAN-8
- X'09': EAN-13
- X'0A': Industrial 2-of-5
- X'0B': Matrix 2-of-5
- X'0C': Interleaved 2-of-5
- X'0D': Codabar
- X'11': Code 128
- X'16': EAN Two-digit Supplement
- X'17': EAN Five-digit Supplement
- X'18': POSTNET
- X'1A': RM4SCC (modifier X'00' - Royal Mail variation)
- (modifier X'01' - Dutch Kix variation)
- X'1B': Japan Postal Bar Code
- X'1F': Australian Post Bar Code
Printer Emulations
With a coax interface, the IBM 4400 Printer emulates the following IBM Coax Printer models:
Non-IPDS
- 3287 Models 1 and 2
- 4234 Model 1
IPDS
- 4028
- 3816
With a twinax interface, the IBM 4400 printer emulates the
following IBM twinax models:
- 4234 Model 2
- 5225
Refer to the IBM 4400 Thermal Label Printer Coax/Twinax Programmer's Reference Manual for details and limitations concerning the twinax and coax emulations.
The ASCII Emulation software provides the following emulations:
Printer Protocols
- IBM Proprinter III XL
- Epson FX-1050
- Printronix P-Series
- Printronix P-Series XQ
- Printronix Serial Matrix
Page Orientations:
- Portrait/Inverted Portrait
- Landscape/Inverted Landscape
Graphics:
- Bit Image Graphics
- P-Series Compatible Plot Mode
Vertical Page Formatting:
- Printronix P-Series Electronic Vertical Format Unit (EVFU)
- Serial Matrix Vertical Formatting Unit (VFU)
Character Sets:
- IBM PC
- ECMA-94 Latin 1
- Multinational
- DEC Multinational
- IBM Code Page 437 and 850
- International symbol sets in the following categories:
- Arabic Sets
- Cyrillic Sets
- European Sets
- Greek Sets
- Hebrew Sets
- Turkish Sets
Font Typefaces:
- Courier
- Letter Gothic
- OCR-A
- OCR-B
- CG Triumvirate Bold Condensed
- Ability to download True Type.
Refer to the IBM 4400 Thermal Label Printer ASCII Programmer's
Reference Manual for details and limitations concerning the ASCII
emulations.
When the Ethernet 10/100 BaseT Network Interface Card is
installed, the following Network Operating Systems and protocols
are supported:
Operating System Protocol
---------------- ---------
- OS/2 Warp 3 & 4 TCP/IP (V2.11)
- OS/400 (V3.2 and later) TCP/IP
- Windows 95 NetBIOS over TCP/IP
- Windows 98 TCP/IP
- Windows NT TCP/IP
- Windows 2000 TCP/IP
- UNIX (1) TCP/IP
- Novell NetWare V3.11, and later IPX/SPX and TCP/IP
- Novell NetWare V4.01, and later IPX/SPX and TCP/IP
Note: (1) The Ethernet Interface supports network printing under
various TCP/IP environments including most variations of UNIX.
Refer to the IBM 4400 Ethernet Interface User's Manual for details
and limitations concerning the Ethernet NIC Network Support.
Publications
----------------------------------------- ------------
- IBM 4400 Quick Start Guide G544-5730
- IBM 4400 User's Guide G544-5731
- IBM 4400 ASCII Programmer's Reference G544-5733
- IBM 4400 IGP Programmer's Reference G544-5734
- IBM 4400 Code V Programmer's Reference G544-5735
- IBM 4400 Coax/Twinax Programmer's Reference G544-5736
- IBM 4400 Ethernet Interface User's Manual G544-5732
- IBM 4400 IPDS Programmer's Reference G544-5737
- IBM 4400 Safety Manual G544-5739
IBM 4400 Thermal Printer Models
004, 006 and 008
----------- --------
Inital Order Only:
------------------
- 300 DPI - 4 inch Printhead Model 004 (initial) 3500
- 300 DPI - 4 inch Printhead Model 006 (initial) 3501
- 300 DPI - 4 inch Printhead Model 008 (initial) 3502
- Ethernet 10/100BaseT NIC Adapter - Initial Order 4177
- Cisco Wireless Ethernet (Initial) 4277
- Lucent Wireless Ethernet (Initial) 4377
- Telnet (Initial) 4520
- Coax/Twinax Attachment (Initial Order) 4830
- IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC (Initial Order) 4862
- (Coax IPDS Not Available; Requires 300 DPI Printhead and Add'L Memory)
- LMU-1 with IGP (Initial) 4870
- LMU-1 with Code V (Initial) 4871
- LMU-2 with IGP (Initial) 4980
- LMU-2 with Code V (Initial) 4981
- Basic 10/100 Ethernet NIC (No IPDS) - Initial 5177Additional Memory - Initial Order 5600
- (Additional 6MB Flash, and 8MB DRAM)
- Bar Code Validator (Initial Order) 5610
- Peel and Rewind - Model 004 - Initial Order 5710
- Peel and Rewind - Model 006 - Initial Order 5711
- Peel and Rewind - Model 008 - Initial Order 5712
- Media Cutter Tray - All Models Initial Order 7330
- Media Cutter - 4 inch for Model 004 (Initial Order) 7340
- Media Cutter - 6 inch for Model 006 (Initial Order) 7360
- Media Cutter - 8 inch for Model 008 (Initial Order) 7380
MES Only:
---------
Description Feature
- Ethernet 10/100BaseT NIC Adapter - MES 4178
- Wireless Cisco E'Net - MES 4278
- Wireless Lucent E'Net - MES 4378
- Telnet (LMU-1,LMU-2 Not Installed) - Mes 4530
- Telnet (LMU-1 installed) - Mes 4531
- Telnet (LMU-2 installed) - Mes 4532
- Coax/Twinax Attachment (MES) 4835
- IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC (MES) 4867 (Coax IPDS Not Available; Requires 300 DPI Printhead and Add'L Memory)
- LMU-2 with IGP (Telnet not Installed) - Mes 4872
- LMU-2 with IGP (Telnet Installed) - Mes 4873
- LMU-2 with Code V (Telnet not Installed) - Mes 4874
- LMU-2 with Code V (Telnet Installed) - Mes 4875
- LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet Not Installed) - Mes 4882
- LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet installed) - Mes 4883
- LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet Not Installed) - Mes 4884
- LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet installed) - Mes 4885
- Telnet and LMU-1 (with IGP) - Mes 4890
- Telnet and LMU-1 (with Code V) - Mes 4891
- Telnet and LMU-2 (with IGP) - Mes 4892
- Telnet and LMU-2 (withCode V) - Mes 4893
- IPDS (LMU-1 and IGP installed) - Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4968(1)
- IPDS (LMU-1 and Code V installed) - Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4969(1)
- LMU-1 with IGP (IPDS installed) - Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4970(1)
- LMU-1 with Code V (IPDS installed)-Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4971(1)
- LMU-1 with IGP (IPDS not installed) - Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4972(1)
- LMU-1 with Code V (IPDS not installed)-Mes WDFM 9/26/2003 4973(1)
- Basic 10/100 Ethernet NIC (No IPDS) - Mes 5178
- Additional Memory - MES 5601 (Additional 6MB Flash, and 8MB DRAM)
- Bar Code Validator (MES) 5611
- Peel and Rewind - Model 004 - MES Order 5810
- Peel and Rewind - Model 006 - MES Order 5811
- Peel and Rewind - Model 008 - MES Order 5812
- Media Cutter - 4 inch for Model 004 (MES) 7304
- Media Cutter - 6 inch for Model 006 (MES) 7306
- Media Cutter - 8 inch for Model 008 (MES) 7308
- Media Cutter Tray - 4 inch for Model 004 (MES) 7341
- Media Cutter Tray - 6 inch for Model 006 (MES) 7361
- Media Cutter Tray - 8 inch for Model 008 (MES) 7381
The following features are both Initial Order and Mes:
- 4400 ASCII Programmer's Reference (G544-5733) 5882
- 4400 Coax/Twinax Programmer's Reference (G544-5736) 5883
- IBM 4400 IPDS Programmer's Guide 5884
- 4400 IGP Programmer's Reference (G544-5734) 5885
- 4400 Code V Programmer's Reference (G544-5735) 5886
Note: (1) Withdrawn From Marketing (WDFM) on date shown.
A detailed description of each feature follows.
- (#3500) 300 DPI Printhead (4-in Printhead for Model 004) - Initial Order
- (#3501) 300 DPI Printhead (6-in Printhead for Model 006) - Initial Order
- (#3502) 300 DPI Printhead (8-in Printhead for Model 008) - Initial Order
This feature provides a 300 DPI printhead. A 203 DPI Printhead is
provide on initial orders if FN 3500, 3501 or 3502 is not ordered.
Prerequisites:
- IBM 4400 Model 004 for FN 3500
- IBM 4400 Model 006 for FN 3501
- IBM 4400 Model 008 for FN 3502
Limitations: Notice that this feature is not available for Field
Installation as an MES. Since the 300 DPI printhead is a supply
item, a 300 DPI printhead must be ordered as a supply item for
Field Installation as an MES. This is true regardless of whether a
203 DPI or 300 DPI printhead is presently installed. The part
numbers for ordering the 300 DPI printhead as a supply item are:
- Model 004 300 DPI 4" printhead: PN 69G7344
- Model 006 300 DPI 6" printhead: PN 69G7342
- Model 008 300 DPI 8" printhead: PN 69G7340
(#4178) Ethernet 10/100 BaseT NIC Adapter - MES
The Ethernet 10/100 BaseT NIC Adapter is an internal adapter that connects the printer to an Ethernet network using TCP/IP, NetBIOS TCP/IP, and IPX. The ASCII parallel interface is replaced by this Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC).
When this adapter is to be used for IPDS, FN 4862 or FN 4867 (IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC) is also required.
The adapter provides the capability to provide printer status information via a Web page when the printer's IP address is supplied to a standard Web browser. This is in addition to the function provided by the 4400 Printer Management Utility.
Maximum Number of Features One of either #4177 or #4178
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 Thermal Printer and FN 4862 or 4867 when used for IPDS.
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: This feature is not customer setup. Field
installation is performed by IBM Field Engineering
(#4278) Cisco Wireless Ethernet (MES)
This feature provides an adapter card that is integrated into the
printer. This adapter provides a 10/100 BaseT LAN interface as
well as the wireless Ethernet 802.11b Wi-Fi compatible interface.
The Wi-Fi interface is compatible with the Cisco PCMCIA WLAN
radio. Wireless operation requires that the customer obtain a
Cisco Aironet 350 Series Client adapter card, such as the AIR-352
adapter.
A dipole rubber duck antenna is included with this feature.
When this adapter is to be used for IPDS, FN 4862 or FN 4867 (IPDS
for Twinax or Ethernet NIC) is also required.Cannot be installed
with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Lucent Wireless (#4377, 4378)
- Ethernet 10/100 BaseT (#4177, 4178)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 BaseT (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup Yes for initial order (#4277), No for Mes (#4278).
Limitations
- Feature Number 4278 can only be installed on IBM 4400 printers
with the following serial numbers.
- For any model 4400 printer with a serial number starting with
"011", the serial number must be 0111171 or greater.
- For Model 004 printers with a serial number beginning with
"010", the serial number must be 0103552 or higher.
- For Model 006 printers with a serial number beginning with
"010", the serial number must be 0103791 or higher.
- For Model 008 printers with a serial number beginning with "010", the serial number must be 0103785 or higher.
See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes, feature number 4278 is field installable.
(#4377) Lucent Wireless Ethernet
(Initial)
(#4378) Lucent Wireless Ethernet - MES
This feature provides an adapter card that is integrated into the printer. This adapter provides a 10/100 BaseT LAN interface as well as the wireless Ethernet 802.11b Wi-Fi compatible interface. Wireless operation requires that the customer obtain a Proxim (Lucent) Orinoco World Silver or Gold radio card. A dipole rubber duck antenna is included with this feature.
When this adapter is to be used for IPDS, FN 4862 or FN 4867 (IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC) is also required.
Compatibility Conflicts:
- Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Cisco Wireless (#4277, 4278)
- Ethernet 10/100 BaseT (#4177, 4178)
- Basic Ethernet (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup Yes for initial order (#4377), No for MES (#4378).
Limitations:
- Feature Number 4378 can only be installed on IBM 4400 printers
with the following serial numbers.
- For any model 4400 printer with a serial number starting with
"011", the serial number must be 0111171 or greater.
- For Model 004 printers with a serial number beginning with
"010", the serial number must be 0103552 or higher.
- For Model 006 printers with a serial number beginning with
"010", the serial number must be 0103791 or higher.
- For Model 008 printers with a serial number beginning with "010", the serial number must be 0103785 or higher.
(#4520) Telnet (Initial)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability. This feature can be installed with the Legacy Migration-1 or Legacy Migration-2 features.
Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
Field Installation No, Initial Order Only.
(#4830) Coax/Twinax Attachment -
Initial Order
(#4835) Coax/Twinax Attachment - MES
The Coax/Twinax attachment provides the addition of both a coax
and a twinax interface, in addition to the ASCII Serial / Parallel
interface. This provides support for ASCII, IGP, Code V, and
Coax/Twinax emulations.
When the Twinax attachment will be used in IPDS mode, the IPDS for
Twinax or Ethernet NIC (FN 4862 or FN 4867) is also required. Coax
mode is not supported for IPDS.
The IBM 4400 Coax/Twinax Programmer's Reference" is included on the CD shipped with the printer.
Maximum Number of Features: One
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Models 004, 006 or 008 Thermal Printer.
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: If ordered as an MES, IBM Service must install
this feature as FN 4835.
(#4862) IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet
NIC - Initial Order ONLY
(#4867) IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC - MES Order ONLY
This feature provides capability to support IPDS printing for
printers attached with any of the following attachments:
- Ethernet 10/100 BaseT adapter ( FN 4177, 4178)
- Coax/Twinax Attachment (FN 4830, 4835)
- Cisco Wireless Ethernet (FN4277, 4278)
- Lucent Wireless Ethernet (FN 4377, 4378)
Publication S544-5735, "4400 IPDS Programmer's Reference" is included on the CD that ships with the printer.
Maximum Number of Features: One.
Prerequisites: An IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 printer with the 300 DPI Printhead (FN 3500, 3501, 3502) and Additional Flash memory (FN 5600 or 5601). One of the following must be installed to use this feature:
- Ethernet 10/100 BaseT adapter ( FN 4177, 4178)
- Coax/Twinax Attachment (FN 4830, 4835)
- Cisco Wireless Ethernet (FN4277, 4278)
- Lucent Wireless Ethernet (FN 4377, 4378)
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: Yes, if ordered along with the base printer. If ordered later as an MES, IBM Service must install this feature as FN 4867.
Cable Orders: None.
Limitations: Only Twinax IPDS support is available for the Coax/Twinax attachment. Coax IPDS support is not provided.
This feature is only available for field installation on IBM 4400
printers with serial #0101000 and above.
These features cannot be installed with LMU-1 (#4870 or #4871).
(#4870) LMU-1 with IGP (Initial Order)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with IGP.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: No Code V when this feature is installed; Not with FN 4871. This feature cannot be installed with IPDS (#4862 or #4867).
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008
Plant Installation: Yes, FN 4870
Field (MES) Installation: NO
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4871) LMU-1 with Code V (Initial Order)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with Code V.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: No IGP when this feature is installed; Not with FN
4870. This feature cannot be installed with IPDS (#4862 or #4867).
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008
Plant Installation: Yes, FN 4871
Field Installation: No
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4968) IPDS (LMU-1 with IGP installed) - MES)
This feature provides IPDS when the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with IGP (FN 4870 or 4972) is installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: None
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 with FN 4870 or 4972. The IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 printer must also have:
The 300 DPI Printhead (FN 3500, 3501, 3502 or one of the
following items that are ordered as supplies:
- Model 004 300 DPI 4" printhead: PN 69G7344
- Model 006 300 DPI 6" printhead: PN 69G7342
- Model 008 300 DPI 8" printhead: PN 69G7340
Additional Flash memory (FN 5600 or 5601)
Either the Coax/Twinax (FN 4830 or 4835) or the Ethernet NIC (FN 4177 or 4178) to use this IPDS feature.
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4968
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4969) IPDS(LMU-1, Code V installed) - MES
This feature provides IPDS when the Legacy Migration Utility-1 and Code V (Either FN 4871 or 4973) is installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: No IGP when this feature is installed
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 with FN 4871 or 4973. The IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 printer must also have:
The 300 DPI Printhead (FN 3500, 3501, 3502 or one of the
following items that are ordered as supplies:
- Model 004 300 DPI 4" printhead: PN 69G7344
- Model 006 300 DPI 6" printhead: PN 69G7342
- Model 008 300 DPI 8" printhead: PN 69G7340
Additional Flash memory (FN 5600 or 5601)
Either the Coax/Twinax (FN 4830 or 4835) or the Ethernet NIC (FN 4177 or 4178) to use this IPDS feature.
Either the Coax/Twinax (FN 4830 or 4835) or the Ethernet NIC (FN 4177 or 4178) to use this IPDS feature.
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4969
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4970) LMU-1 with IGP (IPDS installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with IGP when IPDS (FN 4862, 4867) is already installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: No Code V when this feature is installed. Cannot be installed with FN 4870 or 4871.
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 with FN 4862 or 4867.
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4970
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4971) LMU-1 with Code V (IPDS installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with Code V when IPDS (FN 4862, 4867) is installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: IGP is not present when this feature is installed
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 with IPDS (FN 4862 or 4867)
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4971
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4972) LMU-1 with IGP (IPDS not installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with IGP when IPDS (FN 4862 or 4867) is not already installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: No Code V when this feature is installed; Not with FN 4862 or 4867.
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4972
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4973) LMU-1 with Code V (IPDS not installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 with Code V when IPDS (FN 4862 or 4867) is not installed.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: IGP is not present when this feature is installed; Not with IPDS (FN 4862, 4867)
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008
Plant Installation: No
Field Installation: Yes, FN 4973
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#4980) LMU-2 with IGP (Initial)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation with IGP.
No Code V capability is provided when this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: A 300 DPI printhead is required for LMU-2. The
feature numbers for the 300 DPI printhead are:
- FN 3500 on a Model 004
- FN 3501 on a Model 006
- FN 3502 on a Model 008
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts:
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4981)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
Customer Setup: No, this feature is initial order only.
Limitations: See compatibility conflicts; No Code V
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation No, Initial Order Only.
(#4981) LMU-2 with Code V (Initial)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation with Code V.
No IGP capability is provided when this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: 300 DPI printhead is required for LMU-2. The
feature numbers for the 300 DPI printhead are:
- FN 3500 on a Model 004
- FN 3501 on a Model 006
- FN 3502 on a Model 008
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts:
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4980)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: See Compatibility Conflicts; No IGP
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation No, Initial Order Only.
(#4882) LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet Not Installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 and IGP for a 4400 printer when Telnet is not installed. If Telnet is installed, use feature number 4883. This emulation is supported on the ASCII, Serial, and Coax/Twinax adapters.
Prerequisites None.
Corequisites None.
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4872, 4873)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4874, 4875)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Telnet (#4520, 4530)
Customer Setup No.
Limitations See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4883) LMU-1 with IGP (Telnet installed)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 and IGP emulations for a 4400 printer when Telnet (#4520, 4530) is installed. If Telnet is not installed, use feature number 4883 to order LMU-1 with IGP.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is installed.
Prerequisites Telnet (#4520, 4530).
Corequisites None.
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4872, 4873)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4874, 4875)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic 10/100 Ethernet NIC (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup No.
Limitations If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is installed.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4884) LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet Not Installed)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 and Code V
emulations for a 4400 printer when Telnet (#4520, 4530) is not
installed. If Telnet is installed, use feature number 4885 to
order LMU-1 with Code V.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this
feature, only Code V will be installed after this feature is
installed.
Prerequisites None.
Corequisites None.
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4872, 4873)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4874, 4875)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883, 4870)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Telnet (#4520, 4530)
Customer Setup No.
Limitations If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only Code V will be installed after this feature is installed.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4885) LMU-1 with Code V (Telnet installed)
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-1 and Code V emulations for a 4400 printer when Telnet (#4520, 4530) is installed. If Telnet is not installed, use FN 4884 to order LMU-1 with Code V.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only Code V will be installed after this feature is installed.
Prerequisites
Telnet (#4520, 4530).
Corequisites None.
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4872, 4873)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4874, 4875)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic 10/100BaseT Ethernet Adapter (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup No.
Limitations If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is installed.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4872) LMU-2 with IGP (Telnet not Installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation with IGP.
No Code V capability is provided when this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: The 300 DPI printhead is a prerequisite for this
feature. When this feature is added as an MES, the printer must be
300 DPI. This requirement is fulfilled if the 300 DPI printhead
feature was installed when the printer was initially ordered (FN
3500, 3501, or 3502), or the 300 DPI printhead can be ordered as a
supply item using the following part numbers:
- Model 008: 69G7340
- Model 006: 69G7342
- Model 004: 69G7344
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4981)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Telnet (#4520, 4530)
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4873) LMU-2 with IGP (Telnet Installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation with IGP.
No Code V capability is provided when this feature is installed.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: Telnet (#4520, 4530)
The 300 DPI printhead is a prerequisite for this feature. When
this feature is added as an MES, the printer must be 300 DPI. This
requirement is fulfilled if the 300 DPI printhead feature was
installed when the printer was initially ordered (FN 3500, 3501,
or 3502), or the 300 DPI printhead can be ordered as a supply item
using the following part numbers:
- Model 008: 69G7340
- Model 006: 69G7342
- Model 004: 69G7344
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts:
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with Code V (#4981, 4874, 4875)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic 10/100BaseT Ethernet Adapter (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation with Code V.
No IGP capability is provided when this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: The 300 DPI printhead is a prerequisite for this
feature. When this feature is added as an MES, the printer must be
300 DPI. This requirement is fulfilled if the 300 DPI printhead
feature was installed when the printer was initially ordered (FN
3500, 3501, or 3502), or the 300 DPI printhead can be ordered as a
supply item using the following part numbers:
- Model 008: 69G7340
- Model 006: 69G7342
- Model 004: 69G7344
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts:
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4980, 4872, 4873)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Telnet (#4520, 4530)
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4875) LMU-2 with Code V (Telnet Installed) - MES
This feature provides the Legacy Migration Utility-2 for TEC Emulation and Code V.
No IGP capability is provided when this feature is installed.
Prerequisites: Telnet (#4520, 4530)
The 300 DPI printhead is a prerequisite for this feature. When
this feature is added as an MES, the printer must be 300 DPI. This
requirement is fulfilled if the 300 DPI printhead feature was
installed when the printer was initially ordered (FN 3500, 3501,
or 3502), or the 300 DPI printhead can be ordered as a supply item
using the following part numbers:
- Model 008: 69G7340
- Model 006: 69G7342
- Model 004: 69G7344
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts:
Cannot be installed with:
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4882, 4883)
- LMU-1 with Code V (#4884, 4885)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4980, 4872, 4873)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
Basic 10/100BaseT Ethernet adapter (#5177, 5178)
Customer Setup: No.
Limitations: See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4530) Telnet (LMU-1, LMU-2 Not
Installed)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e
capability. This feature can only be used when neither the Legacy
Migration Utility-1 or the Legacy Migration Utility -2 features
are installed.
Prerequisites None.
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
This feature cannot be installed after the following features are installed. If either LMU-1 or LMU-2 are installed, use FN 4531 or FN 4532 to add Telnet.
Legacy Migration Utility-1 (#4882, 4883, 4884, 4885, 4870, 4871)
Legacy Migration Utility-2 (#4872, 4873, 4874, 4875, 4980, 4981)
Customer Setup No.
Limitations See compatibility conflicts.
Maximum Allowed One.
Minimum Required None.
Field Installation Yes.
(#4531) Telnet (LMU-1 installed)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability. This feature can only be used when the Legacy Migration Utility-1 is installed.
Prerequisites Legacy Migration Utility-1 (#4882, 4884, 4870, 4871)
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
(#4532) Telnet (LMU-2 installed)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability. This feature can only be used when the Legacy Migration Utility-2 is installed.
Prerequisites Legacy Migration Utility-2 (#4872, 4874, 4980, 4981)
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts
Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability with IGP and Legacy Migration Utility-1. This feature is only to be used when both of these features are being added to an IBM 4400 Printer.
No Code V capability is provided when this feature is installed.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is installed.
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
- LMU-1 with CodeV (#4882)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4884)
- LMU-2 with CodeV (#4872)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4874)
(#4891) Telnet and LMU-1 (with Code V)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability with Code V and Legacy Migration Utility-1. This feature is only to be used when both of these features are being added to an IBM 4400 Printer.
No IGP capability is provided when this feature is installed.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this feature, only Code V will be installed after this feature is installed.
Prerequisites None.
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
- LMU-1 with CodeV (#4882)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4884)
- LMU-2 with CodeV (#4872)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4874)
(#4892) Telnet and LMU-2 (with
IGP)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability with
IGP and Legacy Migration Utility-2. This feature is only to be
used when both Telnet and Legacy Migration Utility-2 are being
added to an IBM 4400 Printer.
No Code V capability is provided when this feature is installed.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this
feature, only IGP will be installed after this feature is
installed.
Prerequisites: None
Corequisites
Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
- LMU-1 with CodeV (#4882)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4884)
- LMU-2 with CodeV (#4872)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4874)
(#4893) Telnet and LMU-2 (with Code V)
This feature provides the Telnet 5250e and 3270e capability with
Code V and Legacy Migration Utility-2. This feature is only to be
used when both Telnet and Legacy Migration Utility-2 are being
added to an IBM 4400 Printer.
No IGP capability is provided when this feature is installed.
If both IGP and Code V are installed prior to installing this
feature, only Code V will be installed after this feature is
installed.
Prerequisites:None.
Corequisites Telnet requires one of the following Ethernet
Adapters:
- 10/100 BaseT Ethernet (#4177, 4178)
- Wireless Cisco Ethernet (#4277, 4278)
- Wireless Lucent Ethernet (#4377, 4378)
Compatibility Conflicts Cannot be installed with:
- Coax/Twinax Adapter (#4830, 4835)
- Any IPDS Feature (#4862, 4867)
- Basic Ethernet 10/100 NIC (#5177,5178)
- LMU-1 with CodeV (#4882)
- LMU-1 with IGP (#4884)
- LMU-2 with CodeV (#4872)
- LMU-2 with IGP (#4874)
(#5177) Basic 10/100 Ethernet NIC - Initial
(#5178) Basic 10/100 Ethernet NIC - MES
This feature provides a basic 10/100 Ethernet Adapter. This network interface card does not support the following function available on the 10/100 Ethernet Adapter - #4177 and #4178.
Minimum: 0
Maximum: One
Limitations: The following function available with the current
10/100 Ethernet (#4177 or #4178) NIC is not available with the
basic adapter:
- IPDS Data Stream Support
- Printer Management Utility (PMU) Support
- Bi-directional communication between the printer and the network adapter is not supported so that the printer operator panel cannot be used for network configuration.
- SNMP Support
- Novell Netware support
- Printer alerts
- Web page support
- Ability to automatically load a printer configuration based on the printer queue
Telnet/5250 Support (RPQ #8B4355).
This adapter cannot be installed with the Ethernet 10/100 Adapter (#4177, #4178).
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: All IPDS features, Telnet RPQ (#8B4355).
These IPDS features are:
- (#4862) IPDS for IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC - Initial Order
- (#4867) IPDS for IPDS for Twinax or Ethernet NIC - MES
- (#4968) IPDS (LMU-1 and IGP installed) - MES
- (#4969) IPDS (LMU-1 and Code V installed) - MES
- (#4970) LMU-1 with IGP (IPDS installed) - MES
- (#4971) LMU-1 with Code V (IPDS installed) - MES
Customer Setup: This feature is not customer setup. Field
installation is performed by IBM Availability Services.
(#5600) Additional Memory - Initial
Order
(#5601) Additional Memory - MES
This feature provides a total of 10MB Flash memory and 16MB DRAM memory to support printing of label media lengths up to a maximum of 99 inches. This feature is also required for IPDS printing.
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Models 004, 006, or 008 Thermal Printer
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: Yes, if ordered with the base printer. If ordered
later as an MES, IBM Service must install this feature as FN 5601.
- (#5710) Peel and Rewind - Model 004 Initial Order
- (#5711) Peel and Rewind - Model 006 Initial Order
- (#5712) Peel and Rewind - Model 008 Initial Order
- (#5810) Peel and Rewind - Model 004 MES Order
- (#5811) Peel and Rewind - Model 006 MES Order
- (#5812) Peel and Rewind - Model 008 MES Order
This feature provides an internal rewinder that enables two modes of operation for the IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008. These modes are:
Peel-Off Mode:
In Peel-Off Mode the printer unwinds the media from the supply
spindle, prints the label, automatically peels the label from the
media carrier web and leaves the peeled label at the mouth of the
printer. The printer then rewinds the waste label carrier web onto
the internal rewinder spindle. The label presentation sensor
detects when the label has been removed, and the printer then
retracts the media before printing the next label.
Batch Mode:
In batch mode, the labels are wound to a spool after they are
printed. The spooled labels can then be used at a later time and
place. The maximum spool diameter is 5 inches.
Maximum Allowed: One
Minimum: None
Limitations: Cannot co-exist with Media Cutter (FN 7340, 7360, 7380, 7304, 7306, or 7308)
Prerequisites: IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008
Plant Installation: Yes, FN 5710, 5711, 5712
Field (MES) Installation: Yes, FN 5810, 5811, 5812
Co-Requisites: None
Customer Setup: No
(#7360) Media Cutter - Initial Order
(#7380) Media Cutter - Initial Order
(#7304) Media Cutter (4 inch for Model 004) - MES
(#7306) Media Cutter (6 inch for Model 006) - MES
(#7308) Media Cutter (8 inch for Model 008) - MES
This feature provides a Media Cutter.
The correct Media Cutter and Tray for the IBM 4400 Model that is
being ordered or is installed must be ordered.
Prerequisites:
- An IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 for FN 7300
- IBM 4400 Model 004 for FN 7340 or 7304
- IBM 4400 Model 006 for FN 7360 or 7306
- IBM 4400 Model 008 for FN 7380 or 7308
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: The Cutter features cannot be installed with the Peel and Rewind features (FN 5710, 5711, 5712, 5810, 5811, 5812).
Customer Setup: Yes, on initial order. No, for the MES which must be installed by IBM Field Engineering.
Limitations: This feature is only available for field installation on IBM 4400 printers with serial #0101000 and above.
(#7330) Media Cutter Tray - Initial Order for all Models(#7341) Media Cutter Tray - MES for Model 004
(#7361) Media Cutter Tray - MES for Model 006
(#7381) Media Cutter Tray - MES for Model 008
This feature provides a Media Cutter Tray that is used exclusively with the Media Cutter to catch the cut media and collect it away from the media cutter assembly.
For initial orders, FN 7330 provides the proper width tray for the Model being ordered. For example, FN 7330 provides a 4-inch tray for a Model 004 and a 6-inch tray for a Model 006.
Prerequisites: An IBM 4400 Model 004, 006, or 008 with the Media
Cutter (7340, 7360, 7380, 7304, 7306, 7308)
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: Yes.
(#5610) Bar Code Validator - Initial
Order
(#5611) Bar Code Validator - MES
This feature provides a validator to verifier bar codes. For
initial orders, FN 5610 provides the proper verifier.
For MES orders, FN 5611 provides the proper verifier.
Prerequisites: None.
Corequisites: None.
Compatibility Conflicts: None.
Customer Setup: Yes, on initial order. No, for the MES which must be installed by IBM Field Engineering.
Limitations: This feature is only available for field installation on IBM 4400 printers with serial #0101000 and above.
(#5882) 4400 ASCII Programmer's Reference (G544-5733)
This manual can be printed from the CD that is shipped with the printer. This feature should be ordered only when a pre-printed copy is needed. The CD can normally be used to print as many copies as are needed, and it is not necessary to order this feature.
This manual provides information needed for programming printer drivers and print applications. It also includes code page examples. The primary audience is system programmers.
Maximum: No maximum limit.
Customer Setup: Yes.
Field Installation: Yes.
(#5883) 4400 Coax/Twinax Programmer's Reference (G544-5736)
This manual can be printed from the CD that is shipped with the printer. This feature should be ordered only when a pre-printed copy is needed. The CD can normally be used to print as many copies as are needed, and this feature is not needed.
This manual provides information needed for programming printer drivers and print applications. It also includes code page examples. It's primary audience is system programmers.
Maximum: No maximum limit
Customer Setup: Yes
Field Installation: Yes
(#5884) IBM 4400 IPDS
Programmer's Reference (S544-5735)
This manual can be printed from the CD that is shipped with
the printer. This feature should be ordered only when a
pre-printed copy is needed. The CD can normally be used to print
as many copies as are needed, and this feature is not needed.
This manual provides information needed for programming printer drivers and print applications. It also includes code page examples. It's primary audience is system programmers.
Maximum: No maximum.
Customer Setup: Yes.
Field Installation: Yes.
(#5885) IBM 4400 IGP Programmer's Reference (G544-5734)
This manual can be printed from the CD that is shipped with the printer. This feature should be ordered only when a pre-printed copy is needed. The CD can normally be used to print as many copies as are needed, and this feature is not needed.
This manual provides information needed for programming printer drivers and print applications. It also includes code page examples.
Maximum: No maximum
Customer Setup: Yes
Field Installation: Yes
(#5886) IBM 4400 Code V Programmer's Reference (G544-5735)
This manual can be printed from the CD that is shipped with the printer. This feature should be ordered only when a pre-printed copy is needed. The CD can normally be used to print as many copies as are needed, and this feature is not needed.
This manual provides information needed for programming printer drivers and print applications. It also includes code page examples.
Maximum: No maximum
Customer Setup: Yes.
Ribbons:
A wide range of IBM ribbons that have been specifically engineered to enhance the printing capabilities and to prevent premature printhead wear are available for the IBM 4400 Thermal printers.
It is recommended that genuine IBM Thermal Ribbons are used in the IBM 4400 printers.
Printheads:
The printhead must be replaced periodically, and new printheads
are obtained as a supply item. The 300 DPI printhead may be
ordered to upgrade a 203 DPI machine to 300 DPI.
Cleaning Pens
The above items are considered supplies and, as such, are not available from IBM service or included in the warranty and maintenance service agreement.
IBM 4400 TTW Thermal Transfer Ribbons
This ribbon provides superior print quality on coated and uncoated thermal transfer paper, labels, and tags. IBM 4400 TTW ribbons are an excellent choice for general-purpose applications.
IBM 4400 TTB Thermal Transfer Ribbons
This ribbon provides excellent high-speed print quality with premium durability and performance on a wide range of thermal transfer paper, and synthetic labels. IBM 4400 TTB ribbons are formulated to provide excellent print quality at the highest print speeds.
IBM 4400 TTR Thermal Transfer Ribbons
This ribbon is designed for use with high-end synthetic labels. It provides the highest heat, chemical, and abrasion resistance for label toughness and durability.
The following supplies are available:
IBM 4400 TTW Thermal Transfer Ribbons
The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box
contains 6 ribbons.
Size Part Ribbon
Number Type
--------------- --------- ----------
60 mm x 625 m 69G7318 TTW
83 mm x 625 m 69G7319 TTW
110 mm x 625 m 69G7320 TTW
130 mm x 625 m 69G7321 TTW
152 mm x 625 m 69G7322 TTW
171 mm x 625 m 69G7323 TTW
220 mm x 625 m 69G7324 TTW
IBM 4400 TTB Thermal Transfer Ribbons
The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box
contains 6 ribbons.
Size Part Ribbon
Number Type
--------------- ---------- ----------
60 mm x 625 m 69G7325 TTB
83 mm x 625 m 69G7326 TTB
110 mm x 625 m 69G7327 TTB
130 mm x 625 m 69G7328 TTB
152 mm x 625 m 69G7329 TTB
171 mm x 625 m 69G7330 TTB
220 mm x 625 m 69G7331 TTB
IBM 4400 TTR Thermal Transfer Ribbons:
The part number shown is for one box of ribbons. Each box
contains 6 ribbons.
Size Part Ribbon
Number Type
-------------- ---------- ----------
60 mm x 625 m 69G7332 TTR
83 mm x 625 m 69G7333 TTR
110 mm x 625 m 69G7334 TTR
130 mm x 625 m 69G7335 TTR
152 mm x 625 m 69G7336 TTR
171 mm x 625 m 69G7337 TTR
220 mm x 625 m 69G7338 TTR
IBM 4400 Printheads
The table below shows the part numbers for IBM 4400 printheads.
The average life of a printhead is about 2 years with a usage of
four 625-meter ribbons per month.
Size Part Printheads
Number Per Box
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4-Inch Print Head 203 DPI 69G7343 1
4-Inch Print Head 300 DPI 69G7344 1
6-Inch Print Head 203 DPI 69G7341 1
6-Inch Print Head 300 DPI 69G7342 1
8-Inch Print Head 203 DPI 69G7339 1
8-Inch Print Head 300 DPI 69G7340 1
IBM 4400 Printer Cleaner Pen
One box of cleaner pens, part number 69G7345, contains 12 pens.
The cleaning pen will last for up to eight printhead cleanings.
The printhead should be cleaned upon changing ribbon or print
media.
The cleaner pens are supply items and, as such, are not available
from IBM service or included in the Warranty or Maintenance
Service Agreement.
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