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This is the label printer.
Drivers + entry in cups is on the printer-desktop at the moment, this might move to Robinson at some point in time.
What hardware is this
- Seiko SLP-200
- 99014 Shipping Labels
How to use
- Make image (pixels 767x384 is about maximum you get)
- Press print
- Select 'papersize' Shipping (SLP-SRL)
- Press print again :)
Tips for making excellent labels
- There is no grayscale, make images 1 bit color (and use floyd-steinberg (normal) dithering if needed, looks teh best :) )
- There are a couple of previously printed labels in de homedir of user "printer" (/printerhome/ on PrinterPC) which can easily be re-used.
- For text only, you can use !label @ Nurdbot