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RE: Send codes via USB to printer

Harry,
Did you find any examples?
I just need to make similar functionality and don't know how to start ...
Any help will be helpful.

Thanks, Olexandr !
"Harry Simpson" wrote:
Right now I'm sending config code to a Zebra QL220+ printer via serial port
successfully.

I now want to use the USB connection to send the same config codes. I'm
using the Serial class to send the serial. How can I send text or codes to
the printer via USB??

TIA

HArry Simpson
Jun 27 '08 #1
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JDS
On Apr 14, 10:35*pm, Olexandr Kravets
<OlexandrKrav...@discussions.microsoft.comwrote:
Harry,
Did you find any examples?
I just need to make similar functionality and *don't know how to start ....
Any help will be helpful.

Thanks, Olexandr !

"Harry Simpson" wrote:
Right now I'm sending config code to a Zebra QL220+ printer via serial port
successfully.
I now want to use the USB connection to send the same config codes. *I'm
using the Serial class to send the serial. *How can I send text or codes to
the printer via USB??
TIA
HArry Simpson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
Does the USB device install as a com port? If so, you can write to it
as if it were a standard serial port. I have seen this before on some
USB devices and used them that way. Apologies if this is not the case
here but worth having a look at as it would provide a simple solution.

Jun 27 '08 #2
No help - it obviously can't be done.

"Olexandr Kravets" <Ol*************@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in
message news:7F**********************************@microsof t.com...
Harry,
Did you find any examples?
I just need to make similar functionality and don't know how to start ...
Any help will be helpful.

Thanks, Olexandr !
"Harry Simpson" wrote:
>Right now I'm sending config code to a Zebra QL220+ printer via serial
port
successfully.

I now want to use the USB connection to send the same config codes. I'm
using the Serial class to send the serial. How can I send text or codes
to
the printer via USB??

TIA

HArry Simpson

Jun 27 '08 #3

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