Exercise 5: Enter Data for a Stored File with a Smart Device and Print a Label
Exercise 5: Enter Data for a Stored File with a Smart Device and Print a Label
The steps in this exercise may vary somewhat based on your smart device, on your service provider, or on whether you already have the free Zebra Utilities app installed on your smart device.
Refer to the Zebra Bluetooth User Guide for specific instructions for configuring your printer to use a Bluetooth interface. A copy of this manual is available at zebra.com/support.
If you do not have the Zebra Utilities app installed on your device, go to the app store for your device, search for the Zebra Utilities app, and install it.
Pair your smart device with the printer by holding the smart device next to the
Zebra Print Touch
icon on your printer.
If necessary, access the Bluetooth information about your printer using your smart device. For instructions, refer to the manufacturer’s documentation for your device.
If necessary, select the Zebra printer’s serial number to pair it with the device.
After your smart device has been detected by the printer, the printer may prompt you to accept or reject the pairing. Some smart devices will pair with the printer without this prompt.
The printer and your device are paired.
Open Zebra Utilities on the device you are using to manage your printer.
The Zebra Utilities main menu displays.
Perform these steps if you have an Apple device:. If not, skip to the next step.
Tap
Settings
( ) in the lower right corner.
Change the setting for
Get Labels From Printer
to
ON
.
Tap
Done
.
Tap
Files
.
The smart device gets data from the printer and displays it. This retrieval process may take a minute or more to complete.
Scroll through the formats shown and select
E:SMARTDEVINPUT.ZPL
.
Based on the
^FN
field in the label format, the smart device prompts you for your name.
Enter your name at the prompt.
If desired, change the quantity of labels to print.
) in the lower right corner.