9403 monarch printer/hooked to lantronix print server

Hey, I assume you managed to get this working a long time ago, but in case anyone else is struggling:

* Install the SAPSprint service on a suitable windows server.

* Install the Seagull Scientific drivers for the Monarch printers. you can get them here:
https://www.seagullscientific.com/driver...

Don't worry that this says 9855, it contains drivers for the entire Monarch range.

* Set the Output Device Type to SWIN in SAP. There are no Monarch specific drivers in SAP.

* Print and be merry!

We tried the same with the recommended NiceLabel drivers for the Monarch printers, but this failed miserably. The Seagull drivers worked first time with SWIN mode in SAP.

Good luck !
Nat

616 is a dot shift error on the printhead. You need a new printhead.

Here is the Operator's Manual.

Debbie,

I may need a little more information.

If you are using a 3rd part software application like that from Loftware, you may need to create your labels in such a manner that the print module prints strips of labels, and in the quantity that you need. Then the printer should produce the quantity each time you go to print.

If you are using a 3rd party driver, like that from Seagull Scientific, then you need to tell it to print that quantity, just like you would when printing something on your inkjet printer.

If you are sending the printer's native language directly to the printer, there is something called the format header. It looks something like this:

{B,1,N,1|

The second 1, is the quantity of labels. So if you want it to print 5, you need to change it to something like...

{B,1,N,5|

If neither of these make sense, please provide some additional details so that I may provide further assistance.

The Ink reals and printhead assembly are all mounted on the single
black plastic mold which is held down by three mounting screws.Two
of the mounting screws are up front ; one within a long thin well, the
third is in back. Any long thin Philips Screw Driver will do.

The 9403 has no USB port, you must use a serial to usb adapter into the pc and select the COM port that you assign to the adapter.

After long research .... I found out that the pixma is indeed a network printer ;) .... BUT it has a printserver already build in!!!! Having 2 Servers is obviously not too good of an idea ;) ....still wonders me as to why it did work in the 1st place ..... (i guess there was something wrong with the w2k3 print server *muhaahha)

This error occurs when the head has some damage. Check also that the head of the cable is properly connected.

Try changing the driver for your HP LJP3005 on your XP machine. Use it with the HP LJ Series II driver.