Zebra LP-2844-Z 284Z-20300-0001

Specifications

• Print methods: Direct thermal (LP)
  
  
• Construction: ABS double-walled casing
  
  
• OpenACCESS™ design
  
  
• Zebra Printer Management
  
  
• 32 bit RISC processor
  
  
• Zebra E3 Printhead Energy Control
  
  
• Resident scalable font
  
  
• Head-up sensor
  
  Printer Specifications
  
  Resolution
  
• 203 dpi (8 dots/mm)
  
  Memory
  
• Standard: 8 MB SDRAM (4 MB available to user); 4 MB Flash (2.75 available to user)
  
• Optional: 8 MB Flash with real time clock (12 MB total)
  
  Print width
  
• 4.09" (104 mm) maximum
  
  Print length
  
• 39” (991 mm)
  
  Print speed
  
• 4" (102 mm)/sec
  
  Media sensors
  
• Transmissive
  
• Reflective
  
  Media Characteristics
  
  Maximum label and liner width
  
• 4.25" (108 mm)
  
• 2.8" (71 mm) with Media Adapter Guides
  Minimum label and liner width
  
• 1.00" (25.4 mm)
  
• 0.585" (15 mm) with Media Adapter Guides
  Maximum label and liner length
  
• 39" (991 mm)
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  Maximum roll diameter
  
• 5" (127 mm)
  Core diameter
  
• 1.0" (25.4 mm) and 1.5" (38 mm)
  Media thickness
  
• 0.003" (.075 mm) to 0.007" (0.18 mm)
  
  Media types
  
• roll-fed, fanfold, die-cut, continuous, tag stock, linerless, continuous receipt
  
  Operating Characteristics
  
  Operating temperature
  
• DT: Operating temperature 40° F (5° C) to 105° F (41° C) Direct thermal
  Storage temperatures
  
• -40° F (-40° C) to 140° F (60° C)
  Operating humidity
  
• 10-90% non-condensing R.H.
  Storage humidity
  
• 5-95% non-condensing R.H.
  
  Electrical
  
• Autoranging external power supply, 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz
  
  Agency approvals
  
• FCC
  
• Subpart B
  
• VCCI/PSE
  
• C-TICK
  
• UL
  
• IRAM/S
  
• NOM
  
• GOST-R
  
• CSA
  
• CE
  
• CCC/SRRC
  
  Physical Characteristics
  
  Width
  
• 7.9" (201 mm)
  Height
  
• 6.7" (170 mm)
  Depth
  
• 8.38" (213 mm)
  Weight
  
• 3 lbs (1.4 kg)
  Shipping weight
  
• 5.8 lbs (2.63 kg)
  
  Related Products
  
  Options
  
• Cutter
  
• Liner-free platen (LP only)
  
• Asian and International Font Packs
  
• ZebraNet PrintServer II for Ethernet connectivity (Internal and External available)
  
• Dispenser with label taken sensor
  
• 8 MB Flash memory with real time clock
  
  Communication and Interface Capabilities
  
• Serial RS-232 (DB9)
  
• Parallel (Centronics)
  
• USB
  
• Optional internal Ethernet (ZebraNet PrintServer II)
  
  Programming Languages
  
  Core programming languages
  
• ZPL II, ZPL
  
  Bar Codes/Symbologies
  
• Linear
  
• Codabar
  
• Code 11
  
• Code 93
  
• Code 39
  
• EAN-13
  
• EAN-8
  
• Industrial 2-of-5
  
• Interleaved 2-of-5
  
• ISBT-128
  
• Logmars
  
• MSI
  
• Plessey
  
• Postnet
  
• Standard 2-of-5
  
• UPC and EAN 2 or 5 digit extensions
  
• UPC-A
  
• UPC-E
  
• Code 128
  
• EAN-14
  
• UPC-A and UPC-E with EAN 2 or 5 digit extensions
  
• RSS-14
  
  2-dimensional
  
• Codablock
  
• Code 49
  
• Data Matrix
  
• MaxiCode
  
• QR Code
  
• PDF417
  
• MicroPDF417
  
• RSS
  
  Fonts and Graphics
  
• Standard Fonts: 16 bitmapped, 1 smooth scalable (CG Triumvirate Bold Condensed)
  
• Supports user-defined fonts and graphics--including custom logos
  
• IBM Code Page 850 International Characters

Features and Benefits

Accessories

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