Printer printer duplicate labels

You have to go to printer drivers on your Operative system, then open printer properties, general tab, you will be able to check the horizontal/vertical setting of the label there.

Argox launched Ethernet industrial label printer
Adopted Ethernet management makes industrial printer strengthened
Argox adopted Ethernet into industrial printer series and launched X-2300E(203dpi) for regular resolution printing and X-3200E(300dpi) for high-resolution printing to meet different demands. Both X-2300E and X-3200E are equipped with enlarged memory - 8MB Flash Memory/16MB DRAM- leading ahead of competitors. The built-in RTC(real-time clock) is also an advantage to work alone with the printer to print time/date on the label without a PC.
X-2300E/X-3200E provides PPLA/PPLB/PPLZ(X-2300ZE, X-3200ZE) emulations for all application. And the auto calibration function supports 4 modes of setup provides flexibility for the users to choose the most convenient mode for different printing applications to ensure accurate label detection.
To satisfy the requirements of industrial printer application like wide area between operation systems in network and large number of equipment, utilizing Ethernet to deliver printing tasks is a more economical choice for enterprises. X-2300E/X-3200E installed Ethernet server to provide the interface of Ethernet data transfer and by using SNMP setup to deliver the error massage back to managing server to simplify the procedure and enhance efficiency.
X-2300E/X-3200E supports Windows 7 system and 1D barcode, 2D barcode, QRcode and etc. It's suitable for the production line of manufacture including safety labels, patent labels, and?parts-name stickers, and fit for the application of shelf-label printing management, storage, delivery, shipping, transportation, luggage labels and wash care labels for clothing.


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try flashing the firmware. it is possible that the priblem are not on the printer but on the software.

Microboards' New DX-1 Disc Publisher to Ship Microboards’ New Print & Burn DVD/CD Duplicator Ships

Industrial quality of DX-2 and Print Factory in a Compact Package with the DX-1
Chanhassen, MN, August 17, 2004 —Microboards is shipping a new disc creation system (MSRP $2,995) with a high-speed DVD/CD recorder and industrial printing technology from HP to give users professional publishing in a petit package. Combined with custom label design and recording software, the system makes in-house disc creation easy and inexpensive.
Microboards' New DX-1 Disc Publisher to Ship Microboards’ New Print & Burn DVD/CD Duplicator Ships

Industrial quality of DX-2 and Print Factory in a Compact Package with the DX-1
Chanhassen, MN, August 17, 2004 —Microboards is shipping a new disc creation system (MSRP $2,995) with a high-speed DVD/CD recorder and industrial printing technology from HP to give users professional publishing in a petit package. Combined with custom label design and recording software, the system makes in-house disc creation easy and inexpensive.

Microboards' New DX-1 Disc Publisher to Ship Microboards’ New Print & Burn DVD/CD Duplicator Ships

Industrial quality of DX-2 and Print Factory in a Compact Package with the DX-1
Chanhassen, MN, August 17, 2004 —Microboards is shipping a new disc creation system (MSRP $2,995) with a high-speed DVD/CD recorder and industrial printing technology from HP to give users professional publishing in a petit package. Combined with custom label design and recording software, the system makes in-house disc creation easy and inexpensive.

You've got an expensive unit (see below for Press Release), with a built-in CD/DVD reader/writer.
Given that your unit could be six years old, it's possible that the reader/writer has "died".

It seems to be a "stand-alone" unit -- not something that requires either Mac OSx or Windows XP/Vista/7 to operate.

I'm guessing that _ANY_ IDE (not 'SATA') HP-brand reader/writer, provided that it has a "LightScribe" capability, could be purchased, and could be inserted to replace the "dead" reader/writer. For about $100, it's worthwhile to try this "substitution" to revive your unit.
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Microboards' New DX-1 Disc Publisher to Ship
Microboards’ New Print & Burn DVD/CD Duplicator Ships

Industrial quality of DX-2 and Print Factory in a Compact Package with the DX-1

Chanhassen, MN, August 17, 2004 — Microboards is shipping a new disc creation system (MSRP $2,995) with a high-speed DVD/CD recorder and industrial printing technology from HP to give users professional publishing in a petit package. Combined with custom label design and recording software, the system makes in-house disc creation easy and inexpensive.

The printer shouldn't print the same barcode twice. As long as the data is exactly the same, and the supplies are exactly the same, these two printers should be acting the same.

Are you using a 3rd party software application or driver? If so, you may need to contact them to help you adjust the issue, but longoftheshort, if the printer details are exact, like above, then the printer is duplicating, likely, because it is being told to do it. Since the printer cannot arbitrarily reprint a label, it must be told to do it. That is either done through data, or it is done because it didn't finish the job on the previous label and may do it on the followup label.

This looks like its being managed in the software.
Check with the programmer.

The quick and simple answer is to use a different driver instead of the 2488 driver that UPS provides, that is where the problem lies..
Under printer properties, Advanced Tab, I changed the printer driver to Zebra S4MDT-200dpi and now the printer works fine. Prints labels correctly, and most of all only one label at a time... The drivers are there in the UPS software, just change which one you use and go...

John Plemons

Serial numbers are often printed by custom database applications.

If you've got duplicates, you will need to adjust the counter in the database. Talk to the database programmer.

If your not getting an error message I would suspect that the margins have somehow been set beyond the printable area. I don't know what the width on a "Military Shipping Label" is but I've had issues with Zebra label printers printing on the very edges of the labels.

Send the shipping label to the printer first in your software.

This isn't a printer issue. It only prints stuff in the order received.

Steve W.
LazerTek, LLC