Hello, thankyou for sharing this knowledge. We need to make changes in ZPL Labels, so can you suggest which tool . software can we use so that can easily make changes in the ZPL Label format.
Could you help me please . I already prepared the zpl code but I need to connect to my plc . Plc code is analog input such as mw64 . How can I put that address to the my string code on there . Thank you .
To connect your PLC to a ZPL printer and use an analog input address (like MW64), follow these general steps: Set Up Communication: Ensure your PLC and printer can communicate. This often involves configuring the PLC to send data to the printer over a supported protocol (Ethernet, serial, etc.). Read and Format Data: From the PLC: Read the analog input value (e.g., MW64). Format the Data: Convert this data into a format suitable for your ZPL code. Send Data to the Printer: Use middleware or a script to send the formatted data to the printer. For example, if you're using Python, you can use an HTTP POST request to send the ZPL code to the printer with your data embedded.
@@VSITExperts since I'm using that tool which is referred by u to create label but I didn't get proper source code to use in dynamic values in zpl viewer
Hi, is there any 3rd party service which we can used to communicate between SAP and Zebra Printer to print labels
whats version are you using sir, zebra designer v2 or v3 ?
Hello, thankyou for sharing this knowledge. We need to make changes in ZPL Labels, so can you suggest which tool . software can we use so that can easily make changes in the ZPL Label format.
Hi. I do not seem to find this tool. Can you please share the tool download link.
www.zebra.com/ap/en/products/software/barcode-printers/zebralink/zebra-designer.html
Could you help me please . I already prepared the zpl code but I need to connect to my plc . Plc code is analog input such as mw64 . How can I put that address to the my string code on there .
Thank you .
To connect your PLC to a ZPL printer and use an analog input address (like MW64), follow these general steps:
Set Up Communication:
Ensure your PLC and printer can communicate. This often involves configuring the PLC to send data to the printer over a supported protocol (Ethernet, serial, etc.).
Read and Format Data:
From the PLC: Read the analog input value (e.g., MW64).
Format the Data: Convert this data into a format suitable for your ZPL code.
Send Data to the Printer:
Use middleware or a script to send the formatted data to the printer. For example, if you're using Python, you can use an HTTP POST request to send the ZPL code to the printer with your data embedded.
Good
Which tool used to create that design
Zpl language & designer
@@VSITExperts thank you
@@VSITExperts since I'm using that tool which is referred by u to create label but I didn't get proper source code to use in dynamic values in zpl viewer
Follow video for source code please..if need more help i am available for remote connections.
@@VSITExperts do you have url for this program? thx