Assemble the barcode printer setup for an HSCo weighing scale
Putting together the barcode printer and connecting it to the scale
What this video shows
This video shows how the HSCo thermal printer is put together and connected to a weighing scale to make a barcode printing system: fitting the printer and linking it to the scale so that a label prints from the scale’s reading. The printer can be linked by cable (RS232 or USB) or over Bluetooth, and a label can carry the product name, the net and gross weight, a batch number, dates and a barcode or QR code.
It is for the person setting the system up at a packing table, a kirana counter or a dispatch desk. The clip starts with the parts laid out, then shows the label roll on its spindle being seated at the back of the open printer. The ribbon roll is then fitted across the front mechanism.
The scale in this video
The printer in this video is the HSCo Thermal Printer. The link to the scale and the label layout are built to your requirement; tell us the scale, what the label must carry and how it will be read, and we set it up that way.
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