Tag: TSP143

How to Troubleshoot Faded/Light Printing on Thermal Printers

This application note provides instructions on how to resolve faded/light printing on Star Thermal Printers.

How to Install a Legacy USB Printer on Windows Using the Inbox Driver

This application note provides instructions for installing the Windows Inbox Driver on Windows for use with retired USB printers that no longer have supported drivers.

How to Perform Maintenance and Cleaning on Thermal Printers

This application note provides instructions for performing general maintenance and cleaning on Star Micronics Thermal printers.

How to Uninstall the TSP100 futurePRNT Software

This application note provides instructions for uninstalling the futurePRNT software from a Windows system.

How to Reset the Auto-Cutter of TSP100 and TSP650 Series Printers

This application note provides instructions for resetting the auto-cutter of TSP100 and TSP650 printers to their default home position.

Video – How to install OPOS or JavaPOS driver with my TSP100 series?

What length USB cable can I use with my Star Micronics USB printer?

Q: What length USB cable can I use with my Star Micronics USB printer? A: 16 feet is the maximum reliable length. We cannot guarantee anything longer.

Ubuntu Linux – Sending Print Commands Directly to a LAN Port

Introduction How to send print commands directly to a LAN port/socket using the Terminal on Ubuntu Linux version 8.04 or higher. While this document was written using the TSP100LAN, these directions suffice for any Linux compatible Ethernet Star Micronics printer. Supported Printers: Thermal, Impact Printer Supported Interfaces: Ethernet Supported Environments: Ubuntu 8.04 or higher (*Ubuntu […]

How to Assign a USB-ID to a USB Printer

This application note provides instructions for configuring a USB printer by assigning a USB-ID (serial number) using the USB Serial Number Tool.

How to Configure the TSP100ECO’s Top Margin

Introduction How to configure the TSP100ECO’s top margin settings in the futurePRNT Utility. In special instances, the integrator may choose to modify the default top margin. It is possible to configure the first line of print beginning anywhere from 3 mm up to 11 mm (including every integer in between) from the top edge of […]