1. Install BPAC
2. Setup Chrome extension:
3. Put templates for labels to c:\BrotherLabel
Templates for EAN and UPC(2.4 inch ones):
To use 0.9 inch labels, download the following ones:
If those are not working, try these:
If neither are working, open the label template in ptouch and resave it with the same name.
and place instead of default to c:\BrotherLabel\UPC.lbx and c:\BrotherLabel\EAN.lbx
4. Install brother QL800 printer driver. https://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadlist.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=lpql800eus&os=10069 If using TD or 810 model use this linkhttps://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadtop.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=lpql810weus https://support.brother.com/g/b/downloadtop.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=lptd4550dnwbeus
Downloads | QL-800 | United States | Brother
Downloads | QL-810W/810Wc | United States | Brother
Downloads | TD-4550DNWB | United States | Brother
5. Go to the backend in Point of sale, Settings -> Devices, add a printer with model QL-810W and IP=127.0.0.1
The device name in point of sale must match the one in the system, normally one of:
- Brother QL-800
- Brother QL-810W
- Brother QL-810W (Copy 1)
In case standard templates are insufficient in some way, it is possible to use Ptouch to design customized labels instead of using our standard ones, but the following requirements must be met so it could work with the system:
1. the system will try to find the object with name 'Name' for product name, 'Price' for product price and 'BarCode' for barcode in .lbx file, to fill corresponding values. So names of objects on the label have to be setup that way.
2. the system will use the paths c:\BrotherLabel\UPC.lbx for UPC labels, c:\BrotherLabel\EAN.lbx for EAN labels, c:\BrotherLabel\UPCE.lbx for UPC-E labels, etc.. - so you need put labels with that filename into that folder.