TSC Auto ID Technology manufactures reliable thermal barcode label printers, industrial printers, and mobile printing solutions for logistics, healthcare, and retail.
TSC Auto ID Technology Co., Ltd. (TSC) is a leading global provider of innovative thermal label printing solutions. Founded in 1991, the company designs and manufactures a comprehensive range of rugged and reliable barcode printers, including desktop, industrial, and mobile models. TSC is known for its durable hardware and user-friendly designs, serving diverse industries such as transportation, logistics, manufacturing, retail, and healthcare.
The brand's product lineup features the popular TTP and TDP desktop series, the robust MX and MH industrial series, and the versatile Alpha mobile printers. TSC printers support widely used printer languages (TSPL-EZ, EPL, ZPL) and offer flexible connectivity options. Committed to quality and innovation, TSC provides products that deliver high performance and efficiency for mission-critical labeling applications.
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To calibrate the sensor, turn off the printer, press and hold the Feed button, then turn on the printer. Release the Feed button when the LED indicator flashes the specific color sequence for calibration (refer to your specific model's manual, often Amber or Red). The printer will feed labels to measure the gap or black mark.
A flashing red LED typically indicates a printer error such as 'Paper Empty', 'Paper Jam', or 'Ribbon Empty'. Check that the media is loaded correctly, the cover is closed, and the ribbon is not depleted.
Drivers, the TSC Console, and diagnostic tools can be downloaded directly from the 'Downloads' section of the official TSC Printers websaịtị.
Factory reset is typically accessed via the Power-on Utilities. Turn off the printer, hold the Feed button while powering on, and release the button when the LED cycles to the initialization color (often green after amber/red sequences). Wait for the printer to reset defaults.