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Frequently Asked Questions
What print speeds and resolution does the Bixolon XT3-40DWP support?
The Bixolon XT3-40DWP delivers print speeds of up to 8 inches per second (203 mm/sec) with a sharp 203 dpi resolution, making it ideal for high-volume warehouse and logistics operations. This combination of speed and clarity ensures barcode labels are both readable and produced efficiently, helping you meet demanding throughput requirements.
Can the XT3-40DWP print both thermal transfer and direct thermal labels?
Yes, the Bixolon XT3-40DWP supports both thermal transfer and direct thermal printing methods, giving you flexibility in media selection and cost optimization. This dual capability allows you to choose the printing method that best fits your label material and budget requirements.
What connectivity options are available on the XT3-40DWP?
The XT3-40DWP comes standard with USB, USB Host, Serial, and Ethernet connectivity, with optional Wi-Fi and Bluetooth available. This range of connection options ensures seamless integration into your existing warehouse management or ERP systems, whether you need wired or wireless deployment.
What media types and sizes can the XT3-40DWP handle?
The XT3-40DWP supports gap, black mark, notch, and fan-fold media types, with media widths ranging from 20 to 114 mm and roll diameters up to 203 mm. It can print labels up to 4,000 mm in length, accommodating a wide variety of label formats for different warehouse and manufacturing applications.
What ribbon capacity does the XT3-40DWP support?
The XT3-40DWP supports ribbon widths from 40 to 110 mm with a maximum ribbon length of 450 meters, reducing changeover frequency and downtime in high-volume printing environments. This large capacity helps maximize productivity during extended printing runs.
What display and memory specifications does the XT3-40DWP include?
The XT3-40DWP features a 2.4-inch color TFT LCD display for easy operation and monitoring, backed by 128 MB of SDRAM and 128 MB of Flash memory for storing label templates and print jobs. This combination provides sufficient memory for complex label designs and quick access to frequently used formats.