How to set up Printer Preference(Paper size, Density, and Speed)?

Created by Pedoolo Support, Modified on Wed, 23 Aug, 2023 at 11:19 AM by Pedoolo Support

For Windows:

Go to ‘Settings’-> ‘Devices’-> ‘Printers & Scanners’, find the printer ‘BY-482BT’, click ‘Manage’->‘Printing preferences’

(1)Paper size 

Choose the corresponding paper size according to the label size. (Generally, most shipping labels are 4”x6”.)

If you can’t find your needed size, choose ‘CUSTOM’ and add your customized size.

(2)Print speed and density 

Click ‘Parameters’, and you can reset the new print speed and density. (Generally, just keep these default speed and density settings to print.)

NOTE: If the labels printed are light or not clear, you can increase the density properly. But too high density may cause some unwanted dark lines, and the label may get too hot and stick to the printer head.

(3)Print a sample label 

Open a PDF file-> Click ‘Print’ (You can copy the sample label file from the U-disk to test.)

Select the Printer ‘BY-482BT’-> Click ‘Properties’ to check the setting ‘Paper size’, ‘Print speed’, and ‘Print density’

If the preview looks good, then click ‘Print’.

NOTE: 

■  Before printing, please make sure the size of the thermal labels you load is the same as the size settings on devices. 

■  If you want to print a Word file, please transfer it to a PDF file and then print it to get the best out of print.

For Mac:

Open a PDF file-> Click ‘Print’-> Select the printer ‘BY-482BT’-> Click ‘Properties’ (You can copy the sample label file from the U-disk to test.)

(1)Paper size 

Choose the corresponding paper size according to the label size. (Generally, most shipping labels are 4”x6”.)

If the size you need is not listed, click ‘Manage Custom Sizes’ to customize the new size. 

(2)Print Concentration and Speed

Choose ‘Printer Features’-> Set ‘Concentration’ and ‘Printing speed’ (Generally, just keep these default settings to print.)

NOTE: If the labels printed are light or not clear, you can increase the density properly. But too high density may cause some unwanted dark lines, and the label may get too hot and stick to the printer head.

Check ‘Preview’-> If the preview looks good, then click ‘Print’


NOTE: 

■  Before printing, please make sure the size of the thermal labels you load is the same as the size settings on devices. 

■  If you want to print a Word file, please transfer it to a PDF file and then print it to get the best out of print.

For Chromebook:

(1) Setting preference 

Choose ‘Label paper’ or ‘Continuous paper’, ‘ Front’ or ‘Reverse’-> Set ‘Density’ and ‘Speed’ (Generally, keep the default settings as below.)

NOTE: If the labels printed are light or not clear, you can increase the density properly. But too high density may cause some unwanted dark lines, and the label may get too hot and stick to the printer head.


(2)Print a sample label 

Open a PDF file with Chrome Browse or your PDF Reader. (You can copy the sample label file from the U-disk to test.) 

Choose ‘Shipping Printer’-> Choose the corresponding paper size-> Click ‘Print’

NOTE: If you sent print data from another tab, after you click the ‘Print’ button, you should return to the extension page to trigger printing.

NOTE: 

■  Before printing, please make sure the size of the thermal labels you load is the same as the size settings on devices. 

■  If you want to print a Word file, please transfer it to a PDF file and then print it to get the best out of print.




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