ZPL II is supported by some non-Zebra label printers. The original language was superseded by ZPL II, but it is not fully compatible with the older version. Select Save and Publish to deploy the profile immediately.Zebra Programming Language ( ZPL) is a page description language from Zebra Technologies, used primarily for labeling applications. No Motion – Label does not advance upon powering On the printer and remains in the same position it was in before the printer was powered Off.Length – Label advances upon powering On the printer based upon the setting in Length Of Printer Label (in dots).
Feed – Label advances upon powering On the printer to the first web after sensor.Select from the drop-down the action the printer takes after the Zebra printer is powered On. No Motion – Label does not advance upon closing media cover and remains in the same position it was in before opening the Media Cover.Length – Label advances upon closing media cover based upon the setting in Length Of Printer Label (in dots).Feed – Label advances upon closing media cover to the first web after sensor.Select from the drop-down the action the printer takes after the Media Cover is closed and Latch Release Lever is secured. The linerless label can be torn off manually. Linerless Tear – Label after printing advances so the web is over the tear bar.Linerless Rewind – Linerless media automatically rewinds using an optional internal rewind spindle.Printing stops until the label is removed manually from the printer. Linerless Peel – Media after printing feeds forward and activates a Label Available Sensor.Delayed Cut – Media after printing feeds forward and then waits for a command before it cuts the media into predetermined lengths.Cutter – Media after printing feeds forward and is automatically cut into predetermined lengths.The next label is positioned under the printhead (no back feed motion). Rewind – Label and liner are rewound on an (optional) external rewind device.Peel off – Label after printing moves forward and activates a Label Available Sensor.The label, with liner attached, can be torn off manually. Tear off – Label advances after printing so the web is over the tear bar.Select from the drop-down the action the printer takes after a label or group of labels has printed. Length Between Label Gap And Mark (in dots)Įnter the length of the media between the label gap or label mark. Direct Thermal uses heat to create a dark mark wherever a heated element on the print head comes in contact with the media. Select from the drop-down either Thermal Trans or Direct Thermal for the method the Zebra printer uses to print on media. Zebra printer senses this physical characteristic and stops feeding media. Gap/Notch or Mark – Media has some type of physical characteristic (i.e., web, notch, perforation, black mark) to separate the labels.Label length is determined by the Length Of Printer Label (in dots) setting. Continuous Media – Media has no physical characteristic (i.e., web, notch, perforation, black mark) to separate labels.If you select Gap/Notch or Mark, there is a sensor in the printer to pick up the gap, notch, or mark to ensure proper media registration. Select from the drop-down the gap marker used by the Zebra printer. The default is None.Įnter the width of the media being used by the Zebra printer. Select from the drop-down the language used by the Zebra printer to communicate with the Zebra Print Server. Range is from 0 (zero) to 32,000 dots.Įnter the left-edge position of the media being used by the Zebra printer. ZPL profile provides Z-level Programming Language (ZPL) commands to the Zebra printer to control various printer-specific functionality such as label length, position, language, paper width and type, and other printer controls.Įnter the length of the media (e.g., label, thermal paper, etc.) being used by the Zebra printer.
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