I have a text file with label print info: {D0250,0650,0250|} {T20C31|} {AX;-20,+000,-00|} {AY;+00,0|} . . . . {RC11;413077|} {XS;I,0001,0002C3100|} when i try to print it out, it prints the whole text instead of label with barcode. am i missing anything to print out the labels?
You must use the option send file to printer in the seagull driver not print else it is converted to graphics and sent to the printer.
SOURCE: skipping 1 mm (regular intervals) while printing labels
1-try to recalibrate labels
2-make sure the label size is correct in the settings:
here is the link for the driver. :
http://barcode.toshibatec.co.jp/Eng/download1.html
SOURCE: NEED TO CALIBRATE MY SX4
Switch the printer on with the buttons feed and pause pressed.Press feed to display Sensor adjust. Press pause until transmissive is displayed. With the liner in the cells press on restart until a star is displayed next to the value (around 4.7V) press Pause the calibration is finished. In my opinion, you should check the size of your label and the distance between the labels (label gap) and also check that you have selected the correct detection (Transmissive for gap or relective for black mark)
SOURCE: The 'eye' won't read the space between the labels,
recalibrate the sensors and check your label lengths and gap size
SOURCE: Label over run
Check the size of the label in your codes or driver.
The length must be correct or else you cannot use it correctly.
You must may be recallibrate the sensors
SOURCE: paper jam error message
This problem is a detection problem, due to a bad sensor selection or incorrect label size.
If the labels are white labels with a separation between each, select TRANSMISSIVE. If the labels are preprinted, select the TRANSMISSIVE PREPRINTED LABELS and set the threshold doing this.
With the printer in ONLINE, press PAUSE once, the message PAUSE appears in the display, press and hold on the PAUSE key, TRANSMISSIVE is displayed, release the key and press PAUSE until labels starts to feed, let feed some labels (5 or 6) and release the key. Press Restart and start to print.
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