Label printers
- Status
- Available
- Region
- Global
- Data flow
- Print from the browser on the clinic workstation
- Connectivity
- Local only: a print service or WebUSB on the workstation; nothing is stored about the printer
- Set up by
- Clinic account administrator and each workstation
wawa prints labels from the browser to printers attached to, or reachable from, the clinic workstation. No printer address or name is stored in wawa; printers are discovered when you print.
Supported printers
| Printer family | Label format | What each workstation needs |
|---|---|---|
| Zebra (tested: ZD611, ZD621, ZD411, GK420) | ZPL | Zebra Browser Print installed and allowed to access the device |
| Dymo | Dymo label XML | DYMO Connect installed (provides a local print service) |
| TSC | TSPL | A Chromium-based browser (Chrome, Edge) with the printer connected by USB |
Ask us before buying another model or label stock.
What we need from you
For each label you set up:
| Input | Notes |
|---|---|
| Name | A label name |
| Printer type | Zebra, Dymo or TSC |
| Label type | Patient, Lab, Dispensing or Cryo device |
| Width and height (mm) | Zebra only: your label stock size |
| DPI | Zebra only: 203 or 300 |
| Printer model | Zebra only, optional: limit the label to one model; blank means any Zebra |
| Template | The label layout (ZPL, Dymo XML or TSPL) with wawa placeholders. We can provide one for your stock. |
| Availability | Which brands and locations can use the label, and whether it is the default |
Setting it up
- Set up the printer: load the label and ribbon reels, and connect it to the workstation or network following the printer's instructions.
- On each workstation, install the software for your printer family (see above).
- In wawa, go to Settings → Integrations → Label printing. On General, switch on your printer families.
- On Labels, add a label with the inputs above, set its availability, and use Print test label.
Printing
- Medication dispensing labels: click Print label and choose the printer.
- Patient folder labels: open the patient's information page and click Print folder label.