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pg. 6 of 10 AM16905-001 Rev. A
INSTALLATION
Tools Required
• An electrical drill
• 5/32”(4 mm) drill bits (for clearance holes)
• Taps- #6-32 (M3) (optional)
• Common hand tools
References
• QL 420 User’s Guide
• RW 420 User’s Guide
Contents of the Package
• The RCLI-AC Charger Assembly including integrated input power module and output
cable.
• This Guide
INTRODUCTION TO INSTALLATION
Since each situation or equipment type may pose unique requirements, mounting hardware
selection and mechanical installation shall be the responsibility of the installer. Zebra
recommends using self-locking (ESN) nuts, bolts, and/or lock washers for installing the
mount. The mount is pre- drilled for #6 (M3) hardware.
NOTE: Hardware recommended to secure the Charger is not supplied
in the kit. Recommended fasteners are #6-32 (3 mm) hex head or socket
head bolts with flat washers, lock washers, nuts and/or locking nuts. You may
optionally elect to drill and tap for a #6-32 or M3 screw.
Your tasks are to:
• Route and install the input power cable to the A.C. power source
• Install the RCLI-AC Charger.
• Decide where you will mount the printer, then proceed with the following
instructions.
• Connect the output cable from the Charger to the Printer’s battery charging
connector.
POWER CABLE ROUTING
When Installing a Terminal
You most likely will be installing a terminal at the same time. Follow the terminal
manufacturer’s instructions for installing his unit. The printer and terminal usually are linked
together with a data cable which typically is no longer than six feet (6 ft.).
Some installations may require the terminal and printer to communicate via radio frequency
(RF) rather than cables.
Plan your installation with these considerations in mind, and locate the printer so that the
operator can easily load printing media and operate the printer’s controls.
CHARGER INSTALLATION
The RCLI-AC Series Charger can be located on any convenient surface within 12” [30.5
cm] of the printer. Do not locate near operator’s feet or where it could hinder operation of
the system.