TM-P60 Technical Reference Guide Appendix D FAQ Q1. The buzzer rings when I turn the TM-P60 on. What should I do? A1.1 Check to see if the power LED is slowly blinking. When the TM-P60 is powered on, it searches for other available Bluetooth devices (host devices). If it cannot find a host device, the power LED slowly blinks and the buzzer sounds. If this occurs, follow the instructions below. ❏ Use a utility to confirm the host device’s Bluetooth settings. Print the TM-P60 self test to confirm if the device is recognized. The passkey, device name, and Bluetooth address are printed on the self test.
See “To Confirm the Current Setting of the Printer” (page 3-3) for details on how to print a self test. ❏ The host device may not be within communication range. If there are any objects between the host device and the TM-P60, move the TM-P60 and check to see if the LED has stopped blinking. A1.2 Check to see if the error LED is illuminated or blinking. If an error has occurred, the TM-P60 will cause the buzzer to sound due to the memory switch settings. See “Beeping Types” (page 3-2) to check the error cause. A1.3 Run a self test. Various settings can be displayed by running a TM-P60 self test. See “To Confirm the Current Setting of the Printer” (page 3-3) for self test procedures.
❏ Use a utility to confirm the host device’s Bluetooth settings. Print the TM-P60 self test to confirm if the device is recognized. The passkey, device name, and Bluetooth address are printed on the self test. See “To Confirm the Current Setting of the Printer” (page 3-3) for details on how to print a self test. ❏ The host device may not be within communication range. If there are any objects between the host device and the TM-P60, move the TM-P60 and check to see if the LED has stopped blinking. A1.4 Check the Battery Level If the battery level is “L Level” or lower, the TM-P60 will cause the buzzer to sound in accordance with the memory switch settings. Charge the battery.
(See “About the Battery Remaining Amount” (page 4-2). See “Charging the battery” (page 2-9) for battery charging procedures. Rev. C FAQ D-1