Guides

The ZD421 and ZD411 are the same printer platform in two widths. They share the speeds, resolutions, buttons, lights and options, and Zebra documents them together....

This guide takes a new Zebra ZD421 from the box to a calibrated first label. It covers all three versions: the ZD421t with a ribbon roll,...

The ZD421 has no display, so it reports problems through five indicator lights. Green means ready, amber means busy or a warning, red means the printer...

The ZD421 has two separate resets: one for the printer settings and one for the network settings. You start either with a button combination at power-up,...

Calibration tells the ZD421 how long your labels are and where each one starts. Without it, the printer may skip labels, print across the gaps or...

This guide takes a new ZD220 or ZD230 from the box to a first printed label. It covers both versions: the direct thermal models (ZD220d, ZD230d)...

The ZD220 and ZD230 have no display, so the single STATUS light on top of the printer tells you what is wrong. Match its colour and...

Calibration teaches the ZD220 or ZD230 where each label starts. Zebra calls the automatic routine SmartCal. On these printers you start it with the FEED button;...

The ZD220 and ZD230 look the same and share the same user guides, the same controls and the same 104 mm print width at 203 dpi....

Courier portals deliver shipping labels as PDF files. With the right paper size in the driver and the right scaling when you print, a Zebra ZD220,...

The ZT411 and ZT421 share one platform: the same touch display, menus, interfaces and user guide. The real difference is width. Choose the ZT411 for labels...

ZT411 firmware comes from Zebra as a Printer OS file. Check your current version, download the latest file and send it to the printer from a...