Zebra ZXP Series 1 & ZXP Series 3 Driver Guide

Introduction

The Zebra ZXP Series 1 & ZXP Series 3 Driver ensures seamless printing on both Windows and Mac systems. Follow this guide to download, install, and set up your printer correctly.

Step 1: Download the Driver

Get the latest Zebra ZXP Series 1 & ZXP Series 3 Driver from the official website:

➡ Download the Zebra ZXP Driver

Supported Printers

This driver is compatible with the following Zebra printers:

• Zebra ZXP Series 1

• Zebra ZXP Series 3

Installing the Driver on Windows

1. Download the Windows Driver – Use the link above to get the latest version.

2. Run the Installer – Double-click the downloaded file and follow the on-screen instructions.

3. Connect Your Printer – Plug in your Zebra printer via USB when prompted.

4. Complete the Installation – Follow the setup wizard to finish installation.

5. Set as Default Printer – Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers, right-click on your Zebra printer, and select Set as default printer.

6. Print a Test Page – Right-click the printer in Devices and Printers, select Printer Properties, and click Print Test Page.

Installing the Driver on macOS

1. Check Processor Type – Go to Apple Menu > About This Mac to check if your Mac has an Intel or Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) processor.

2. Download the Mac Driver – Use the driver link above to get the correct version.

3. Install the Driver – Open the downloaded file and follow the installation steps.

4. Restart Your Mac – A system restart is recommended after installation.

For USB Connection:

1. Connect your Zebra printer via USB.

2. Go to System Settings > Printers & Scanners and click + to add the printer.

3. Select your Zebra printer from the list and follow on-screen prompts.

4. Print a test page to verify functionality.

For Network (LAN) Connection:

1. Open System Settings > Printers & Scanners and click + to add a new printer.

2. Select your printer under IP Address and enter its network details.

3. Follow the prompts and set the printer as default.

4. Print a test page to confirm the connection.

How-To Section

Which processor does my Mac have (Intel or Apple Silicon)?

To determine whether your Mac uses an Intel or Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3) processor:

1. Click the Apple Menu () in the top-left corner.

2. Select About This Mac.

3. Look under the Processor or Chip section:

   • If it says Intel, your Mac has an Intel processor.

   • If it says M1, M2, or M3, your Mac has Apple Silicon (ARM).

Knowing your processor type ensures you download the correct printer driver.

Need Help?

For assistance, contact support@zovertang.co.uk.

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