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Re: Monarch 9855 300dpi installation the printer driver
You can download the printer driver from one of these WEB sites. http://www.nicelabel.com/downloads/nicedrivers/monarch http://www.gomaro.ch/Downloaddrivers.htm
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Don't worry that this says 9855, it contains drivers for the entire Monarch range.
* Set the Output Device Type to SWIN in SAP. There are no Monarch specific drivers in SAP.
* Print and be merry!
We tried the same with the recommended NiceLabel drivers for the Monarch printers, but this failed miserably. The Seagull drivers worked first time with SWIN mode in SAP.
The printer doesn't have to have drivers. You can use the programmer's manual from here: http://www.monarch.averydennison.com/support/doclookup.asp?printer=9800&doctype=pm
or you can use drivers from companies like Seagull Scientific, which allow you to create a label using something like Word, and then their drivers create a graphic image of the label you want, and in the language that the printer understands, which allows it to print out like you like.
If you create the data file in notepad, you're doing one step too many.
If I print the word HELLO in Notepad or Word, and then send it through the ncielabel drivers, you should get a label with the word Hello.
If I create the datastream with the printer's native language, you'll get all of the raw data because the driver is trying to print exactly what is on your notepad or Word page.
If you want to send raw data to the printer, you do not need to use a driver. Send the data to the IP Address or the Com port in question.
Avery Dennison, the folks that own Monarch/Paxar, have a utility that will allow you to send your notepad file either tcp/ip or through a com port. Go to: http://www.monarch.averydennison.com/support/servdocuments/Software/Toolbox/TBX1D.exe
If you're unable to figure out how to use the Help section to help you send the file through tcp, call 1-800-543-6650, option 7 for their tech support. This number and option is valid as of June, 2010.
Seagull would likely have to provide the real help here, but it sounds like your Seagull drivers are not using the correct supply setting. If the supplies have a black mark on the back of the liner, then set your driver up as black mark. If they ONLY have a small gap between the labels, then set it up as die cut. If it has a die cut and a black mark, set them up as black mark.
It is also possible that your sensor is dirty, damaged, or covered up so that the printer cannot see the supplies. If you're not using Monarch/Paxar/Avery Dennison supplies, then the index mark (die cut or black mark) may not be to the printer's specification and it just doesn't know when to start and stop on a label.
101 : The format referenced by batch isn't in memory. (Try rebooting printer or closing/opening software) 005: Supply width is invalid. (Check your format data)
You did not say whether this printer is the same as your others, if it is not then you will have to get the correct software driver for this particular printer.
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