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Printer Setup
Types of Media
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Xi4™/RXi4™ User Guide
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Types of Media
Your printer can use various types of media:
• Standard media—Most standard media uses an adhesive backing that sticks individual
labels or a continuous length of labels to a liner.
• Tag stock—Tags are usually made from a heavy paper. Tag stock does not have adhesive
or a liner, and it is typically perforated between tags.
• Radio frequency identification (RFID) “smart” media—RFID
media can be used in a printer that is equipped with an RFID
reader/encoder. RFID labels are made from the same materials and
adhesives as non-RFID labels. Each label has an RFID transponder
(sometimes called an “inlay”), made of a chip and an antenna,
embedded between the label and the liner. The shape of the transponder varies by
manufacturer and is visible through the label. All “smart” labels have memory that can be
read, and many have memory that can be encoded.
reader/encoder. RFID labels are made from the same materials and
adhesives as non-RFID labels. Each label has an RFID transponder
(sometimes called an “inlay”), made of a chip and an antenna,
embedded between the label and the liner. The shape of the transponder varies by
manufacturer and is visible through the label. All “smart” labels have memory that can be
read, and many have memory that can be encoded.
describes roll and fanfold media. Roll media is loaded into the printer while fanfold
media may be located inside or outside of the printer.
Important •
Zebra strongly recommends the use of Zebra-brand supplies for continuous