Zebra Basic Interpreter 2.0 Software
Versatile Barcode Product for Industrial Applications
Zebra Basic Interpreter 2.0 -
Customize and enhance your Zebra printers with ZBI 2.0. Available as an optional Zebra printer programming language, ZBI 2.0 allows Zebra printers to run applications, prompt users through control-panel commands and take input from scales, scanners and other peripherals – all without a PC or network connection.ZBI 2.0 works with the Zebra Programming Language (ZPL) printer command language so that printers can understand non-ZPL data streams and convert them into labels. Using ZBI 2.0, the printer can create barcodes and text from input received, non-ZPL label formats, sensors, keyboards and peripherals. Printers can also be programmed to interact with PC-based database applications to retrieve information to be used on printed labels.
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Zebra Basic Interpreter 2.0 Software Options
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Zebra 48766-001 Software
General Software, Zebra ZBI 2.0, Enablement Kit for 1 Printer -
Zebra 48767-001 Software
General Software, Zebra ZBI 2.0, Enablement Kit for 5 Printers -
Zebra 48768-001 Software
General Software, Zebra ZBI 2.0, Enablement Kit for 25 Printers
Zebra Basic Interpreter 2.0 Software Model Overview
Customize and enhance your Zebra printers with ZBI 2.0. Available as an optional Zebra printer programming language, ZBI 2.0 allows Zebra printers to run applications, prompt users through control-panel commands and take input from scales, scanners and other peripherals – all without a PC or network connection.ZBI 2.0 works with the Zebra Programming Language (ZPL) printer command language so that printers can understand non-ZPL data streams and convert them into labels. Using ZBI 2.0, the printer can create barcodes and text from input received, non-ZPL label formats, sensors, keyboards and peripherals. Printers can also be programmed to interact with PC-based database applications to retrieve information to be used on printed labels.