Select the ZebraRawClass from the list of printers and set theType to Thermal and the Format to EPl2 or ZPLII as appropriate, and check the appropriate checkboxes for what will be printer to this printer - Label, PS and Customs Form.Īfter you have installed the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) driver, you can print a test page:.Make sure OC Direct is running, and click the ' Detect all available printers' button.Ogin to OrderCup, then navigae to Settings -> User -> Printers.Once the ZebraRawClass is added, then follow the steps below to detect and save the printer in OrderCup. Add Class, then add ZebraRawClass and select the Raw Printer added above for the Class.Select 'Another Make / Manufacturer, then Select 'Raw' and then Add printer.Review the information on the Add Printer page, and then click Continue.Select Zebra Technologies ZTC GC420d (Zebra Technologies ZTC GC420d), and then clickContinue.If you haven't connected your printer yet, turn it on now, plug it into your computer using the included USB cable, and then refresh your browser. If you've already turned on and plugged in your Zebra printer, it will appear in the list, e.g a GC420d printer, may appear as Zebra Technologies ZTC GC420d (Zebra Technologies ZTC GC420d) in the Local Printers section.After you log in, the Administration page appears. If you're asked to enter a user ID and password, use the same credentials that you use to log-in to your computer.

In the Printers section, click Add Printer.Click on your open browser, and refresh the Web Interface is Disabled page.Open the Terminal application on your computer, and then paste the cupsctl WebInterface=yes command into the Terminal command line.Start by copying the 'cupsctl WebInterface=yes' command that's displayed in your browser. If you receive a message that Web Interface is Disabled, then you must enable it.However, in the rare case that you have issues with using the universal Zebra drivers, you can still use the the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) driver with r aw printing to print to Zebra printers. NOTE: With the universal Zebra drivers now available on Mac OS X, installing the CUPS driver is no longer required to support Zebra printers.

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