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Barcode Printer setup


Create Printer label


To set up the barcode printer, install the printer driver and take a windows test print. After that go to the PosBytz backend to print the barcode.


Navigation:** Backend → Items → Printer Labels → Create Printer Label


  • Name: Enter the printer label name.
  • Size Width & Height: Enter your barcode label width and height in millimeter
  • Label Column: Enter the barcode label columns, If your barcode have 3 labels enter 3.
  • Label Gap: Enter the gap between barcode labels.
  • Add Label(Text/Barcode): If you want to add text content like Store name, Item name, Selling price, MRP & Expiry date then select Text, select Barcode if you want to add barcode. Click “Add Label” to proceed.
  • Text: Enter the text field which was to display in label, select the font size and alignment from the dropdown. If there is any prefix then type that content.
  • ** Barcode: **


(i) Select the alignment(For eg., Select center if you want to place the barcode on center)
(ii) Enter the barcode height
(iii) Human Readable - Alignment with & without barcode number.



Preview will be displayed on the right side



Printer Configuration


Navigation: Control Panel → View devices and Printer → Select the print & Right-click → Printer Preference


Printer Preference:


  • On Page Setup and click New to set up the barcode label’s height and width.


  • Enter the name as “3 Columns”, barcode label’s size and exposed liner widths for left and right side gap from the label. Click “OK”.


  • Select “3 Columns” in page setup’s drop-down and click “Apply”


Print the Barcode


Navigation: Backend → Items → Printer Labels → Download



  • First do the Column Mapping Values.
  • After mapping the column values, select the location and item variation from the variation
  • Selected item variation will be displayed at the bottom and it is an editable. Click “Download” to download the barcode as a PDF file.



  • While printing the barcode, select the paper size as “3 Columns”


Updated on: 08/12/2021

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