One is Apples TextEdit which cannot size the pages correctly, and another is Adobe Illustrator which uses an outdated printing technology and will only print low resolution images directly (in order to get Illustrator to print properly you will need to export the file as a pdf and print it with Acrobat).
Once installed the printer will be able to be printed to from the majority of applications, however some applications do not print correctly on OSX. You will not be able to connect via a USB->Serial adaptor as the throughput on these is not fast enough. You can also connect the printer via TCP/IP, or Bluetooth subject to the interfaces on the printer. The driver will work with the printers connected via direct USB, or via a USB Parallel adaptor (not one from Keyspan or Belkin, or one containing a Prolific PL2303 chipset as these are not supported on the Mac (this is an Apple issue not ours)). A Utility is provided by us to assist in installation as these kinds of printers cannot be automatically installed. The driver is a standard Mac OSX printer driver and the Thermal Printers appear as a printer in the Apple Printer Setup Utility. This includes printers from Zebra, TEC, Datamax, Brady, Tharo, Eltron, and many others.
2 This product and documentation is copyright and design right Peninsula This edition Peninsula Group Low Hall Hunmanby North Yorkshire YO14 0PSģ I Contents Introduction 1 Installation 2 Using The Driver With Standard Applications 5 Setting The Correct Page Size 5 Setting The Correct Printer Settings 6 FAQ s 10 Printer Specific Notes 10 All Makes Of Printer 10 Zebra 10 Datamax 11 TEC 11 Intermec 11 Tharo 11 Brady 12 Argox 12 Application Specific Notes 12 All Applications 12 Adobe Applications 12 Apple s Textedit 12 Connection Specific Notes 12 USB to USB and USB Parallel Cables 12 USB Serial Cables and Network Print Servers 13 Label Specific Notes 13ĥ 1 Introduction The Peninsula Thermal Printer Driver for Mac OSX allows Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer Printers of various makes to be connected to, and print from Mac OSX computers.
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