BluePrintr - Install/Test LBL files

To use this utility, you must load this page in Chrome on an Android device with BluePrint (minimum version 1.00.143)Safari or Chrome on an iOS device with BluePress connected to the target printer, and BluePrintBluePress is running in the background - as per normal. To use, first install the LBL file using the VEH and/or LNA button(s) for your jurisdiction. Then, use the Test button(s) to send a sample ticket. Note that each printer model has slightly different out-of-the-box setup requirements, and may require a unique set of initialization commands to make it work properly. Contact Mpowered with your Zebra model, and we can assist you. Also, if you do not see your jusridiction listed below, please contact us if you want to add your LBL files here - it can make your life so much easier than wrestling with Zebra Setup Utilities.

Page last updated: May 22, 2024

Mpowered default standard LBL files (for ZQ510):

Oak Bay LBL files:

Langley City LBL files:

Port Moody LBL files:

Lake Country LBL files:

Maple Ridge LBL files:

Port Coquitlam LBL files (original ticket stock):

Port Coquitlam LBL files (2021 ticket stock):

North Vancouver District LBL files:

Kamloops LBL files (for ZQ510):

Langley Township LBL files:

Parksville LBL files (for ZQ521):

System commands:


Print Sample Tickets:
Test VEH Ticket  Test LNA Ticket

The Test tickets are useful for determining if FieldTicket will a) print from the handheld, and b) print your ticket nicely. Note that fields 17-29 do not always print with a real ticket - FieldTicket knows what to do when printing a real ticket - the sample ticket printer on this page does not - it just prints ALL possible fields so that field placement on your ticket stock can be verified).

Line-up tips for loading new rolls: when loading a new roll, after loading it into the printer, and it does it's automatic form-feed (if the power is on); manually (and gently) pull the first form out until the perf cut on the ticket stock sits exactly on top of the rear cut edge. Then tear off the ticket you just pulled out towards the back of the printer. From there on, the VEH and LNA (if you do LNA) tickets should print exactly to the cut line, allowing you to easily tear off tickets to the back cut edge. The best tear motion is to tear with a slight angle on the ticket. If the line-up isn't 100% perfect - don't worry, it should self-align to the rear cut edge after the first ticket is printed.

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