| Zebra offers a number of training courses to meet the needs specific to your printer. Scroll through the course descriptions below, or view the course training schedule. |
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| ZBI 2.0 Application Development |
"Through the use of real world examples the students will learn how to use the ZBI 2.0 programming language. Day 1 is a high level review of Visual Basic. Days 2 and 3 are dedicated to creating applications and getting them to run on Zebra printers. Below are some of the things ZBI 2.0 can do.
Customize and enhance your Zebra printers with ZBI 2.0. Available as an optional programming language, ZBI 2.0 allows Zebra printers to run applications, prompt users through control-panel commands & take input from scales, scanners and other peripherals—all without a PC or network connection. ZBI 2.0 works with the ZPL printer command language so that printers can understand non-ZPL data streams and convert them into labels. That means the Zebra printer can create bar codes 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."
Below the Z Series, S4M & Stripe Printer Operations and Maintenance Course change the printers listed to;
"ZM400 & ZM600, Z4MPlus & Z6MPlus, Stripe S4M & Stripe S600 printers".
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| ZebraLink |
Audience: The End User looking for program tools to install or manage their Zebra printers on a network. The VAR or ZASP looking to sell Zebra NetBridge, or use it in providing integration and repair services for clients. Zebra Designer will be covered if time allows.
Students will leave with the skills to install and use the program products, and a copy of each of the program products used along with the samples generated in class.
This is NOT a network management or administration, a label design lab or "label design assistance", a label reverse engineering or a consulting class. Students should be familiar with networks and their operation.
Length of class: One Day
Number of students: Eight
Location: This is an in house course at Zebra Vernon Hills training only.
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| Xi™ and 105SL™ Printer Operations and Maintenance Course |
Printers covered - XiIII, XiIII+, and 105SL
This course is designed for service providers, and those organizations that wish to self maintain their printers.
The course introduces the student to various bar code concepts and terminology including; direct thermal and thermal transfer printing, continuous and non-continuous media, and serial, parallel, and USB communication interfaces. After completing the introductory material, the student focuses on printer setup and configuration; the available options are also discussed.
Critical checks and alignments important to the proper operation of the printer (for example: media and ribbon sensor sensitivity, spindle maintenance and adjustments, and printhead replacement) are presented and performed.
Troubleshooting techniques are described and reviewed through hands-on exercises. If time permits, students review the general structure of Zebra Programming Language® (ZPL®) and perform a series of exercises designed to lead them through the steps necessary to create and print various label formats.
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| Z™ Series, S4M, and Stripe Printer Operations and Maintenance Course |
Printers covered - Z4/6M, Z4/6MPlus, S4M, and Stripe printers
This course is designed for service providers, and those organizations that wish to self maintain their printers.
The course introduces the student to various bar code concepts and terminology including; direct thermal and thermal transfer printing, continuous and non-continuous media, and serial and parallel communication interfaces. After completing the introductory material, the student focuses on printer setup and configuration; the available options are also discussed and performed.
Critical checks and alignments important to the proper operation of the printer (for example: media and ribbon sensor sensitivity, spindle maintenance and adjustments, and printhead replacement) are presented.
Troubleshooting techniques are described and reviewed through hands-on exercises. If time permits, students review the general structure of Zebra Programming Language® (ZPL®) and perform a series of exercises designed to lead them through the steps necessary to create and print various label formats.
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| 170PAX and 110PAX Printer Maintenance courses |
These courses are designed for service providers, and those organizations that wish to self maintain their printers. It is offered as either an individual course for each printer, or as a 3 day course that will cover both printers.
The course assumes basic knowledge of various bar code concepts and terminology including; direct thermal and thermal transfer printing, continuous and non-continuous media, and communication interfaces. After discussing the differences between PAX and Xi printers, the student focuses on the PAX printer setup and configuration; the available options are also discussed.
Critical checks and alignments important to the proper operation of the printer are presented and performed. Some items included are; media and ribbon sensor sensitivity, spindle maintenance and adjustments, and printhead, roller, and belt removal/replacement and adjustment procedures.
Troubleshooting techniques are described and reviewed through hands-on exercises. If time permits, students review the general structure of Zebra Programming Language® (ZPL®) and perform a series of exercises designed to lead them through the steps necessary to create and print various label formats.
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| Desktop Printer Operations and Maintenance Course |
| This course is currently being revised. As soon as the new material is developed we will offer this again. |
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| Label printer training at your facility |
At Zebra Technologies, our goal is to provide quality training programs that enhance the value of your Zebra printers. We realize two of the most important aspects of successful printer operation and maintenance are experience and training. Now you can take advantage of our years of experience in operation, maintenance, applications, and technical support and give yourself the advantage of comprehensive on-site training.
If you have between four and eight employees that need training, or require customized training, Zebra can provide the operational or technical training at you site or here in our facility. Zebra can send an instructor to your facility who can focus on your printers and how your company uses them. All you need to provide are the classroom, printers, and tools, we'll handle the rest.
Please contact Bruce Henderson at VHTRegistration@zebra.com, or use the contact information below. We will discuss your needs and prepare a quote based on your training needs and estimated travel expenses. |
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| Kiosk printer training at your facility |
Kiosk printer training at your facility
For the Zebra kiosk or embedded printers we provide a customized training solution at your site. Zebra will send an instructor to your facility who will focus on training your staff how to maintain your printers in the environment your company uses them. All you need to provide are the classroom, printers, media, and tools, we'll handle the rest.
Please contact Bruce Henderson at VHTRegistration@zebra.com, or use the contact information below. We will discuss your needs and prepare a quote based on your training needs and estimated travel expenses.
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- Training fees $2000 per training day (plus Instructor's expenses)
- Work with our trainers to create a custom agenda
- Manuals on CD are included in the fees
- You supply the printers, tools, your media, and a training room
| We will train up to 8 students at a time |
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