Asset Tag Printing

After testing couple of printers from different manufacturers, we are only supporting the QL700 label printer from Brother

These products are available in the US from online and in store merchants including Amazon and Staples. We would love to hear feedback from international customers’ and their experience.

Any label printer that can print 300×600 dpi (300×300 dpi, might be not very good quality)

Any printing/printer issues will not be supported. You can definitely ping us for any questions/ideas, but we cannot troubleshoot third party printer issues.

Installing printer driver and configuring the properties for QR Codes

Installing printer driver and configuring the properties for QR Codes

Please follow the instructions to install the drivers for the printer. (You will not need any special software, but the printer driver needs to be installed)

Paper Size: 1.1″
Length: 3.4″
Orientation: Landscape
Quality: Will matter depending on the browser and we will discuss that in the next couple of sections
Option: You can choose to cut it at end of each label(preferred).

Brother DK-2211 as the film label. DK2211 is a 50′ roll with 1-1/7″ width and is black on white.

Installing printer driver and configuring the properties for Bar Codes

Installing printer driver and configuring the properties for Bar Codes

Please follow the instructions to install the drivers for the printer. (You will not need any special software, but the printer driver needs to be installed)

Paper Size : 2.4″ (or 62mm)
Length : 0.58″ (or 14.7mm) (This was changed from 0.8″ in v5.8.1)
Feed : Minimum allowed. 0.12″ (3mm)
Orientation : Portrait
Quality : Print quality 300×300.
Option : You can choose to cut it at end of each label(preferred).

Brother DK-2212 as the film label. DK2212 is a 50′ roll with 2.42″ width and is black on white.

Supported Browsers

Only firefox and IE are supported as for v311. We haven’t tested safari yet and chrome doesn’t handle margins well for small print sizes. We will discuss printing for firefox and IE in next couple of sections.