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Firstly, ensure that the printer is properly connected to the computer and the power is turned on. Check the printer settings to ensure that it is set as the default printer and that the paper size and type are set correctly. If the printer is connected via Bluetooth, ensure that the Bluetooth pairing between the phone and the printer is successful and within the range of use.
For paper positioning issues, you can try paper calibration. For example, for certain models of printers, manual paper calibration can be performed by long pressing the printer button, waiting for the blue light to flash twice, and then releasing it. In addition, if the display shows abnormal label positioning, you can try to feed the paper again and confirm if the paper type is supported, or select center detection in the printer settings to feed the paper again.
If the inaccurate printing position is caused by a paper measurement issue with the barcode label printer, it can be resolved by performing a paper re identification operation on the printer. This usually involves holding down the "pause" button after turning off the printer, then turning on the power switch, waiting for the machine to output paper, releasing the "PAUSE" button, and then pressing the "feed" button to check if the output paper is consistent.
In some cases, label adaptation learning operations may be necessary. For example, for a specific printer model, this can be achieved by pressing the left button to debug to automatic positioning while the printer is turned on, pressing the right button to debug to the label, and then pressing the middle button to confirm. If the positioning is successful with standard paper, printing can begin.
In addition, if the printed content is biased upwards or downwards, it may be because the printer is unable to effectively locate the label. The solution includes checking the "Volume" tab in the "Print Preferences" section of the print driver, ensuring that the correct sensor type is selected, and adjusting the sensors on the printer to ensure they align with the label markings or gaps.
Finally, if the problem persists, more professional assistance may be needed. You can try contacting the manufacturer of the printer or consulting relevant online resources for further guidance.
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