On 8/16/12 9:03 PM, Howard White wrote:
What confounds us all the further is that said customer also has an older Zebra Z6MPlus that prints labels without pause. Same print job, same driver on the linux server, yada, yada, yada. We were having problems with skipped or dropped labels that I hope I cured today by upgrading to the latest firmware. If we didn't have two printers for a point of comparison, we wouldn't know to ask questions.
Could be something goofy with the USB - use the parallel cable. Serial may take a while. There may be a flag to set in the actual print job to specify the number of copies - perhaps you could adjust that on its way to the printer? The idea is that you print once, but have multiple copies: the printer keeps the job in memory. I have similar problems printing PostScript to my laser printer with some programs where it will send 50 pages instead of one page with the correct copy count.
Sounds like a nice little workhorse, and I'd have a bit of fun printing a ton of unique QR codes with it. Are you using a hardware print server?
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