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Connect
with Enhanced Printer Powers.
What could
be better than a reliable, durable Zebra® bar code printer?
A Zebra printer enhanced with the flexibility of Zebra’s
expanding family of print
servers! These new options broaden the networking capabilities
of many Zebra printers -- including the industrial-strength
XiIIIPlus, 105SL, Z4Mplus/Z6Mplus,
and Stripe®. And only 100%-Zebra print servers offer ZebraLink™
to add the efficiency of remote printer management to your
ZPL®-based printers.
**The
new, internal ZebraNet
Wireless Print Server option frees you from expensive
recabling every time you move your XiIIIPlus,
105SL, or Z4Mplus/Z6Mplus printer. Plus, it ensures
the security of your 802.11b network and data with available
802.1X-LEAP authentication and encryption.
**New
ZebraNet
10/100 Print Server option works with wired 10Base-T,
100Base-TX, and fast Ethernet 10/100 auto-switching networks
-- giving you a flexible, lasting solution that’ll save
you administration time as your network environment evolves.
**And
for 10Base-T and Novell IPX/SPX networks, we continue to offer
the ZebraNet
PrintServer II as an economical option on many Zebra printers,
including our value-priced, compact desktop printers.
Click
here to learn more about Zebra’s connectivity solutions.
NOTE:
ZebraNet Wireless Print Server replaces the Wireless Card
Socket (WCSO) on the XiIIIPlus and 105SL
printers. Field-installed ZebraNet Wireless Print Servers
will require a firmware upgrade. Additionally, the ZebraNet
Wireless Print Server supports only 105SL printers
with firmware v. 41.11.x or higher. Zebra will support the
optional kit for older Zebra printers not supported by the
new Wireless Print Server while parts remain available. Click
here for more information regarding the ZebraNet Wireless
Print Server and ZebraNet Wireless Card Socket or contact
your local Zebra reseller.
Zebra Technologies Committed
to Support the Needs of Companies Using or Planning to Adopt
EPCglobal UHF RFID Technology.
Zebra recently hosted a two-day meeting in
Chicago of key Freedom team, Global team, and EPCglobal personnel
to define a consensus proposal for the EPCglobal Generation
2 RFID protocol standard. Zebra solidly supports a consensus
proposal as being in the interest of end users. While Zebra
feels a consensus solution best meets the needs of the industry
and end users, Zebra would support either the Global or Freedom
proposals should one be adopted.
In addition, by signing the EPCglobal's Intellectual
Property (IP) agreement earlier this year, Zebra has agreed
to make any of its intellectual property relative to the practice
of a Generation 2 RFID standard available to all EPCglobal
members on a royalty-free basis.
For a copy of Zebra’s June 21 press
release on its support for EPCglobal UHF RFID technology,
click
here.
Read more
about Zebra’s RFID solutions at http://www.rfid.zebra.com.
Protect
Print Quality with Printhead “Element Out” Detection
-- Now Standard on All XiIIIPlus Printers.
Zebra’s
110XiIIIPlus high-performance printers have
joined the rest of our Xi series in providing Element
Out detection. This standard feature delivers early warning
notification of a printhead element failure affecting bar
code integrity. Element Out detection can serve as a less
costly and more reliable alternative to online verification
since it does not detect false negatives or affect printing
throughput. For more about Zebra’s Xi series
for mission-critical printing, click
here.
For more
help in ensuring high print quality, view our FREE white paper
“Quality
Assurance Steps for Preventing Label Printing Problems.”
Download
Award-Winning White Papers.
Now there’s
proof why Zebra white papers are so popular. Two were recognized
for excellence in Bitpipe Inc.’s Fourth Annual White
Paper Awards in May. Bitpipe is a leading source of in-depth
information technology content including white papers, webcasts,
and case studies. Several leading media organizations including
CeBIT America, Forbes.com, InformationWeek, and Network Computing
sponsored the awards along with Bitpipe. The winning white
papers were selected for editorial quality, format and presentation,
and utility to end users.
For a
free copy of “Improving Field Sales and Service with
Mobile Printing Applications,” click
here.
To view
“Increasing Profits and Productivity: Accurate Asset
Tracking and Management with Bar Coding and RFID,” click
here.
Find all
Zebra white papers here.
National
Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Conference.
If you
represent a retail outlet for prescription and over-the-counter
drugs, visit the NACDS Pharmacy & Technology Conference
in San Diego, Aug. 28–Sept. 1. Click
here for details and registration. While at NACDS, check
out Zebra’s cost-effective thermal printing solutions
to help you improve pharmacy efficiency and meet FDA bar code
mandates. Also be sure to visit our pharmacy
Web page.
Printhead
Maintenance
To ensure
highest quality bar code label printing and avoid compliance
labeling chargebacks, even the most reliable printers need
regular maintenance. Get tips on detecting, correcting, and
preventing printing problems. Click
here to read our white paper “Quality Assurance
Steps for Preventing Label Printing Problems.”
Printer
Supplies
Did you
know? Genuine Zebra Supplies keep your printhead cleaner and
your output sharper. If your printer’s not running with
Zebra, you may not be getting all you can from your system.
From in-stock paper labels to specialty materials with performance-matched
ribbons, from labels and receipts to tickets, tags, and wristbands,
click
here if you’d like to learn more about Genuine Zebra
Supplies.
Technical
Assistance
Need to
solve a technical problem related to your Zebra printers or
supplies?
- To
request to be contacted by a Zebra Solutions Specialist,
click
here.
- To
search our online Zip Support™ knowledge base for
solutions, or to call Zebra's technical support team, click
here. To e-mail a tech support specialist, click
here.
- To
contact our customer service team, click
here.
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