Previous versions of the software, allowing you to design and print DYMO die-cut labels. With this release, DYMO Label Software includes a Tape Editor, allowing you to print labels on D1 tape printers. The Tape Editor is only available if you have a DYMO tape printer installed on your computer, such as the DYMO LabelWriter Duo or LabelManager 450.
- LabelWriter ™ Print Server. Deze gemakkelijk te installeren netwerkadapter verbindt uw DYMO LabelWriter ™ labelprinter rechtstreeks met uw netwerk zodat iedereen meteen toegang verkrijgt, rechtstreeks van op de computer. Windows ® en Mac ® worden ondersteund door de LabelWriter printserver die wordt geleverd met gemakkelijk.
- Compatible with both Windows and Mac, the LabelWriter Print Server simplifies label printing for everyone on your network. To ensure simple and straightforward installation, the DYMO print server comes complete with easy-to-follow instructions and all the software you need.
Q) We are implementing a check in system and there is a mobile option available to be used with iPads. The company says the labelwriters won't print from an iPad. I find this a little hard to believe with all the advances in technology we have. Can it be done? Is there a special app to get around the system? Or is there a way to connect our labelwriters to the iPad?
There are two problems here. Firstly, the iPad prints using AirPrint and the printer must support this (the Dymo's don't). The Second is that the iPad (and other IDevices) are wireless, while the Labelwriter is a USB printer - and the iPad doesn't have a USB port, so there is no way to physically connect them.
So the printer would need to be connected to some other device which the iPad could print to, such as a PC/Mac or a print server (a small network device that can accept print jobs and send them to the printer - often used to share a non-networked printer between multiple PC's on a network).
In this case it would need to be some kind of wireless print server (that supports AirPrint), though we're not aware of any specific model that supports the Dymo machines and is wireless. There is a Dymo Labelwriter specific Printer Server, but this is just a standard network device, not wireless.
So realistically, you'd need a Mac (or PC with suitable software) and then print that way. You could try something like 'Print n Share' by EuroSmartz, available in the iTunes store. This allows printing to all sorts of devices from and iPhone/Ipad, including LabelWriters - but whether your specific app can use this to print is something you'd have to ask them directly.
We'd recommend checking this with your app provider and EuroSmartz before proceeding.
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iPads print using a technology called AirPrint. You can read more about it here:
Printers are not connected to an iPad. The printer has to have AirPrint to be able to accept print jobs from the pad.
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Saying that there are alternatives. One is to use an app that allows printing from the iPad to a printer connected to a computer.
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Another is a specific app developed by the printer manufacturer to allow printing to their printers. Search the App Store for this possibility.
Finally there is a device called XPrintServer. It connects to a network and routes print jobs to networked printers.
You'll have to investigate these unless some one can provide more info specific to the label writers.
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Dec 6, 2012 7:14 AM
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