Our printer prints a bunch of "void" on the label if something goes wrong. Is there a way to manually tell the printer to "void" the label in the same fashion using ZPL?
Could you please to provide more details and clarify your question? What exactly do you mean as "something goes wrong"? What exactly happens? Also, what do you mean as 'to "void" the label in the same fashion'? Could you please to share a photo of your label with "void" values? What model of printer you are using? What is the language used to create your labels? Isn't it a ZPL?
Dmitry Prokhorov
Software Engineer, Kutir Mobility
Posted on behalf of Zebra Technologies
If you are trying to encode RFID tag and the media (RFID tag roll) is not calibrated, then you would see "VOID" be printed out across the label. You need to follow the RFID tag calibration procedure by calibrating the label first, then followed by calibrating the RFID. Hope this helps.
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Hello Musab,
Could you please to provide more details and clarify your question? What exactly do you mean as "something goes wrong"? What exactly happens? Also, what do you mean as 'to "void" the label in the same fashion'? Could you please to share a photo of your label with "void" values? What model of printer you are using? What is the language used to create your labels? Isn't it a ZPL?
Dmitry Prokhorov
Software Engineer, Kutir Mobility
Posted on behalf of Zebra Technologies
If you are trying to encode RFID tag and the media (RFID tag roll) is not calibrated, then you would see "VOID" be printed out across the label. You need to follow the RFID tag calibration procedure by calibrating the label first, then followed by calibrating the RFID. Hope this helps.