The Advantage DLX combines the rugged durability and reliability of the Blaster Advantage with Cognitive's leading edge print technology to offer unsurpassed performance. The DLX printer offers best-in-class print and first label out speeds, popular language emulations, patented USB A host technology, and an optional full connectivity suite. The Advantage DLX is the ideal thermal printing solution for a wide range of applications where performance is paramount, durability is essential, and space is a factor. The Advantage DLX is engineered with a metal frame and metal print mechanism for exceptional reliability and durability. The DLX also offers printer language compatibility with Zebra (ZcPL) and Elton (EcPL) desktops allowing for greater flexibility in legacy printer environments. Ideal for demanding retail, healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics applications.
This version of the Advantage DLX features thermal transfer printing, 203dpi resolution, USB/Parallel connectivity and 2.1" print width.
Average Customer Rating:
3 out of 5
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$ 392.37
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Customer Reviews for Advantage DLX 2.4" Thermal Transfer 203dpi USB/Parallel Label Printer w/ US Power Cord
Reviews & Ratings for Advantage DLX 2.4" Thermal Transfer 203dpi USB/Parallel Label Printer w/ US Power Cord
Overall Rating:
35
Performance:
55
Ease of Use:
15
Print Quality:
55
Like the printer, hate the setup
Date: August 6, 2008
Written By:
netmanFrom: Western US
Pros: very fast Cons: difficult to get it to work right
Reviews & Ratings for Advantage DLX 2.4" Thermal Transfer 203dpi USB/Parallel Label Printer w/ US Power Cord Prints fast, but was a pain to set up. Will not connect to the admin program through the parallel port, but nothing tells you that before you purchase it. We got it all set up, and couldn't program it. Called tech support. We were told that the driver that ships with it on the CD won't connect to the admin program anyway, and you have to download a driver from the web site. That was strike 1. We did but still wouldn't connect over the parallel cable. That was strike 2. Installed over the usb cable, and it connected and set up properly, but we needed phone support to do it. I manage a small 8 computer network, and rarely have to call tech support for anything. My feeling is that the documentation needs to be improved, and more information given up front so we can make more informed purchasing decisions. I would recommend to a friend, but with reservations. The things the tech support guy told me to try were not in the manual, but they should be.
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