Re: Weird Zebra Printing Problems

[Russell Conerly <rconerly@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

It sounds like a problem that I had with an Intermec printer once.
Check the printer message queue for a possible "End of Forms" message.
 The problem I had was very similar but I remember there was an
audible click which happen to be a bad relay on the main board.

Some methods to chase would be to place the Zebra in Hex dump mode.
You should be able to see all the data arrive.  That will rule-out a
"timeout" problem.

Hope you find it...Good Luck.

Regards,

Russell Conerly
Artaban Solutions, Inc.
Cordova, TN

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> The zebra (Model 140xii) printers often will stop printing in the
middle of
> printing a pickwave or just stop printing labels at the
packstations.  RCM
> has said that it sounds like there is a problem with the transfer of
data or
> the speed of the communication from the AS/400 to the printer.  They
said
> that a signal will be sent to the printer to start printing, but
will
> basically time out because the data that it is to print hasn't been
received
> yet.
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> When this happens we have to shut down the Zebra, restart it and
then clear
> the message.  It will then reprint the last label that had printed.
It
> seems to shut off after every 30-40 labels which is a problem when
trying to
> print a wave of labels.
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