Dymo label driver

LabelWriter software and DYMO Connect printer driver manually on the terminal server. Otherwise, the server may install a generic driver for the DYMO printer when the local computer connects to the server. For information on required DYMO software, see OfficeMate/ExamWRITER System Requirements. Install the DYMO Connect LabelWriter software from the CD that came with your printer.If you do not have the DYMO Connect LabelWriter CD, download the printer driver and software application from the DYMO website. When the DYMO Connect Label Software installation launches, the License Agreement window opens. Click the I Accept radio button, and click Next. Click Next to bypass the welcome message. Click Browse, select where to install the DYMO Connect Label Software, and then click Next. Click Next to bypass the installation message. When asked to select a connection method, click the Network (LAN) option, and then click Next. When asked to select the type of printer, select DYMO LabelWriter 450 or 550 from the drop-down list. When asked to select a networked printer, enter \\printer. Click Next to continue until the installation is complete. Print a test label from the terminal server by following the instructions in the “Printing Your First Label” section of the DYMO LabelWriter Quick Start Guide. If you do not have the DYMO LabelWriter Quick Start Guide and the DYMO Label Software User Guide, download those documents from the DYMO website. To install and test the DYMO printer on the local workstation The DYMO printer and the DYMO Connect LabelWriter software/driver must be installed and functioning correctly on the local workstation for OfficeMate to print from a remote computer. Connect the DYMO LabelWriter printer to your local computer’s USB port. Install the DYMO Connect LabelWriter software from the CD that came with your printer.If you do not have the DYMO Connect LabelWriter CD, download the printer driver and software application from the DYMO website When the DYMO Connect Label Software installation launches, the License Agreement window opens. Click the I Accept radio button, and click Next. Click Next to bypass the welcome message. Click Browse, select where to install the DYMO

Dymo CUPS printer driverThis repository is derived from the official Dymo CUPS printer driver for Linux by Vladimir Buzuev.UsageWith this driver, Dymo label printers are usable like any other printer via CUPS.Example using lpr:print very long text on a tape: lpr -o landscape -o PageSize=24_mm__1___Label__Auto_ docs/test.txtset printing options specific to the LabelWriter driver lpr -o PageSize=30252_Address -o PrintQuality=Graphics -o PrintDensity=Light docs/test.txtset printing options specific to the LabelManager driver lpr -o PageSize=Address_Label -o CutOptions=ChainMarks -o LabelAlignment=Right -o TapeColor=1Supported devicesDYMO LabelMANAGER 400DYMO LabelMANAGER 450DYMO LabelMANAGER PCDYMO LabelMANAGER PC IIDYMO LabelManager PnP*DYMO LabelManager Wireless PnPNote: usb_modeswitch required when connected via USB (usb_storage kernel module loaded)DYMO LabelPOINT 350DYMO LabelWriter 300DYMO LabelWriter 310DYMO LabelWriter 315DYMO LabelWriter 320DYMO LabelWriter 330DYMO LabelWriter 330 TuboDYMO LabelWriter 400DYMO LabelWriter 400 TurboDYMO LabelWriter 450DYMO LabelWriter 450 DUO LabelDYMO LabelWriter 450 DUO TapeDYMO LabelWriter 450 TurboDYMO LabelWriter 450 Twin TurboDYMO LabelWriter 4XLDYMO LabelWriter DUO LabelDYMO LabelWriter DUO TapeDYMO LabelWriter DUO Tape 128DYMO LabelWriter SE450DYMO LabelWriter Twin Turbo

If you use OfficeMate with Terminal Services, also known as Remote Desktop Services, you can still use your DYMO LabelWriter 450/450 Turbo or LabelWriter 550/550 Turbo printer even though your OfficeMate software is running on a remote computer. To use a DYMO LabelWriter printer with Terminal Services, you must make your local USB port available during a terminal server session and install the DYMO LabelWriter software and DYMO printer driver on the remote computer. OfficeMate/ExamWRITER supports the following DYMO equipment:DYMO LabelWriter 550/550 Turbo label printerDYMO LabelWriter 450/450 Turbo label printer The instructions in this topic pertain only to the DYMO LabelWriter 450/450 Turbo or LabelWriter 550/550 Turbo printer. Eyefinity does not support the use of any other DYMO equipment. You cannot use a DYMO printer in all Terminal Services or cloud computing environments. A DYMO printer cannot print a job sent from an outside network. For example, a DYMO printer will not print jobs sent through the web. However, if set up correctly, a DYMO printer can print jobs that are sent through a VPN or a local network. DYMO does not directly support Windows Terminal Services. For more information about DYMO printers, go to the DYMO website. Depending on the policies of your network, local serial port mapping might be disabled for some or all remote connections. You might see a security warning message asking if you want to connect your local disk drives, local ports, or smart card to the remote computer. To enable one or more of these connections, select the appropriate check boxes. If you choose not to enable these connections, a remote connection is still established, but these resources are not available to the remote computer. To use Terminal Services, you must install Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection 6 or later on the local computer. For more information about Remote Desktop Connection, go to Microsoft’s website. This topic explains how to set up your DYMO LabelWriter 450/450 Turbo or LabelWriter 550/550 Turbo printer for use with Terminal Services, including how To install the DYMO Label Software on the terminal server You must install the DYMO Connect

Node-dymo-printerA library / module to print labels from Node.js. Pure javascript cross-platform with no platform specific dependencies. There is no need to installthe DYMO SDK or DYMO Webservices.It has been tested to work on Windows 10, macOS (Big Sur 11.6, Monterey 12.1) and Ubuntu 21.10.Developed for the DYMO LabelWriter 450, but might also work for other models.PrerequisitesNode v >= 12NPM v >= 6Initialize1. Create a new project directoryOpen your terminal (Command Prompt, Git Bash, etc.), and run the following commands:mkdir myapp # Creates a new folder named 'myapp'cd myapp # Moves into the new 'myapp' foldernpm init # Initializes a new Node.js projectWhen prompted, you can hit Enter multiple times to accept the default settings.This will create a package.json file that helps manage the project's dependencies.2. Install the node-dymo-printer moduleOnce inside the myapp folder, install the necessary module by running:npm install node-dymo-printerThis will download and add the node-dymo-printer module to your project.3. Run a demo scriptNow, you can try running one of the example scripts provided below. For example, after adding the demo1.js file to your project folder (myapp), run:Examplesdemo1.js: Tries to find the DYMO label printer automatically and prints "Hello world!".demo2.js: Similar to the first one, instead that the configuration contains the printer connection details.demo3.js: Show a list of all installed printers.demo4.js: Load an image and print it as label.Code excerpt to print a text label. See the demo.js files for all the details.// Create landscape image with the dimensions of the label and with the text "Hello World!".const {imageWidth, imageHeight} = DymoServices.DYMO_LABELS['89mm x 36mm'];const image = await createImageWithText(imageWidth, imageHeight, 0, 128, 'Hello World!');// Print it, just one label.// We use an empty config object, so dymoServices tries to find the label printer automagically.await new DymoServices({}).print(image, 1);Manual printer configurationThe printer configuration is optional. When initialized with an empty configuration object, it tries to find the DYMO Label Writer.For manual configuration, those interfaces are supported: "NETWORK", "CUPS", "WINDOWS" and "DEVICE".// Network example (Linux, Windows, macOS).new DymoServices({ interface: 'NETWORK', host: '192.168.1.229', port: 9100});// USB device example (linux).new DymoServices({ interface: 'DEVICE', device: '/dev/usb/lp0'});// CUPS example (macOS, linux).new DymoServices({ interface: 'CUPS', deviceId: 'DYMO_LabelWriter_450'});// Windows example.new DymoServices({ interface: 'WINDOWS', deviceId: 'DYMO LabelWriter 450'});On Linux, to grant access to device /dev/usb/lp0, execute the following command and restart the system: lp"># sudo adduser lpReferences and remarksFor image processing, this library makes use of Jimp. An image processing library for Node written entirely inJavaScript, with zero native dependencies.For Windows, it uses an executable named RawPrint.exe to write directly to a printer bypassing the printer driver. For details about this project,see RawPrintThe source code to list all printers in Windows, is borrowed from this project: pdf-to-printerDYMO LabelWriter 450 Series Printers Technical Reference ManualThis npm module is compatible with both commonJS and ESM.How to Create a Hybrid NPM Module for ESM and CommonJS