Zebra S4M Label Printer

hold pause+feed buttons while turning on the printer. release after 10secs.

Check the size of the label that you are using if you are using label design software. If you are using another software, check your left margin setting. Hope this helps!

You can print a text from XL, but you owuld have to use a page set up that is the same as the label size, through a Zebra or Seagull driver.

Check the size of the print width, both on the printer and on your label software.
Hope this helps!

As long as your printer front panel setup is set to AT LEAST your label height, you should be fine. You set up your EXACT height in your label software page layout.

Set up the printer for 1 inch height, and the gap sensor will work fine. Just make sure your printer driver is also set up for 1 inch, and make your label creator software page layout exact.

You need to make sure the printer is calibrated correctly. If you press the feed key, does one label come out and stop at the gap? Do the labels have a black mark on the back of the liner? This would tell us if the printer is set correctly. (Mark or gap). We need to make sure the labels are loaded correctly and the printer is set correctly. Then we move to driver and software settings. I have 10 years experience working for Zebra, so I will get you the resolution once we determine the current setup.

i think it's a GAP problem, try to calibrate from the computer, if that's not solve the problem, find the CALIBRATE option on the LCD panel a. just follow the instruction to do manual calibrate

Do what the other guys did and cut the labels and pull it with a set of plyers. Does not seem to be a better way

The S4M comes with either EPL or ZPL programming language installed. (installed at factory) The S600 is a ZPL only printer. Check that you have correctly specified the S4M as a ZPL printer. Print a config label to check. If it is set as an EPL printer contact your supplier and ask him to download the correct programming language. It should only take a competent engineer about ten minutes (If he knows what he is doing)

Sounds like the label height is set too high. Go into Printer Preferences in Windows and change the height dimension to match the size of the label you are using.