Driver ibm 4610 tf6 windows 7 - IBM SureMark Printer TF6 Thermal Label

Hi
It can be downloaded from here: Driver Update Software for XP Vista 7 8
Cheers
Mike

It can be a connection problem, since the printer and the computer are not communicating, probably the cable is bad, so if you have a different cable that we can try that will be better so we can check if its only a cable problem ...

Hope that helps......

ummm did make sure your .exe was in english first?

reinstall your program for printer.if it dont work.
printer is bad.let me know.ok

Most likely the small 'roller' on the LHS of the paper feed shaft is missing. This roller engages the metal 'yoke' on the LHS when the printer lid closes and provides a suitable pressure for the paper to contact the thermal head. They break into 2 pieces sometimes and fall away from the shaft. Solution: remove circlip and replace the roller if you can get one. I have them made.

Here is the current driver for the suremark 4610;
FTP

very possible but you may need to disable the firewall if you have one then disable the antivirus . then try to reinstall software for the printer and follow directions closely. biigg53566

Hello all,

had the same problem and my solution was to install the latest driver available at the IBM service/driver website. Then unistall it with another IBM driver cleaning tool, then repeat both processes a couple of times, until the printer responded. There is some bug on these latest drivers an older Windows versions, so only after some installations and repairs on the first install, windows gets it right. VERY STRANGE but it worked in 2 machines, both IBM terminal and 4610-tf6 IBM printer.

By the way; RS232 ibm cable...I believe its a null modem 9 pin...not a regular serial cable.
Dip pin config: my printers have 4 so; 1ON 2ON 3OFF 4OFF which means
1 size of paper you are using 80mm
2 if you use an IBM software or other:other
3 if xon/off or DTR/DSR:hardware
4 com speed: 9600baud or 19200baud, 9600

That's what I igured out. If you need any more info: mail
[email protected]

FredP

you may need a new thermal head