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Harry Simpson
I'm printing via the BTExplorer to a Bluetooth printer (Zebra QL220) from an
Symbol MC70. The printer MUST be on or the application will not print to
the printer. Even if the printer is turned on after the first print
attempted, the application has to be turned off and restarted with the
printer on for any BT printing to take place. I'm basically just sending
serial stream to the BTEplorer app.
Using Dick Grier's SerialCF control for serail output.
Is there a workaround that would even allow the printer to be turned on via
If g_blnBlueToothPrinting = True Then
Try
With SerialPort
.RTSEnable = True
.DTREnable = True
.CommPort = 9
.Output(txtTextToPrint)
End With
The .RTSEnable = True
.DTREnable = True
lines tend to activate the wired printer but do nothing to activate an
associated BT connection.
How can I make this pairing more bulletproof?
Symbol MC70. The printer MUST be on or the application will not print to
the printer. Even if the printer is turned on after the first print
attempted, the application has to be turned off and restarted with the
printer on for any BT printing to take place. I'm basically just sending
serial stream to the BTEplorer app.
Using Dick Grier's SerialCF control for serail output.
Is there a workaround that would even allow the printer to be turned on via
If g_blnBlueToothPrinting = True Then
Try
With SerialPort
.RTSEnable = True
.DTREnable = True
.CommPort = 9
.Output(txtTextToPrint)
End With
The .RTSEnable = True
.DTREnable = True
lines tend to activate the wired printer but do nothing to activate an
associated BT connection.
How can I make this pairing more bulletproof?