ipp:// and ipps:// ) to work, I need to schedule printing (of pdf, png, whatever) add -o raw to lpr command. On a B+, with Raspbian Jessie (lite install) and CUPS 1.7. After I installed Ubuntu and minibian (which I use since then), the DYMO driver works as expected. (example project : and another: ).įinally, I share via network Dymo 450 LabelWriter(s) attached to Ubuntu and Raspibian with other Linuxes (including Archlinux) and I've found that to make printing via network (e.g. I dont dive deeper into it, but the problem seems to be with RaspBian only. Later I've added driver via cups web interface like any other driver, choosing right ppd file. Then you unpack it, compile and install driver. Then you want to do install dymo linux sdk (both links work at ):

Right click on the DYMO LabelWriter 450 DUO, then select “see what’s printing”.To install Dymo 450 LabelWriter on Debian Systems - Ubuntu, Raspibian, you might need first: (helped me to compile drivers, advice from : ) sudo apt-get install libcups2-dev libcupsimage2-dev gcc g++ Highlight the LabelWriter 450 DUO drivers and click on “Remove” button.Ĭonnect the power cable back to the printerĬonnect the USB cable to the back of your printer and to your PC.įrom the same location (Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers.), right-click on the NEW LabelWriter 450 DUOĬheck if it shows 2 options, Label and Tape on 1 device. Highlight any printer in the list with a single left-click and look for “Print server properties” on the top of the window. Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers. Remove the printer from “Print server properties” Press the Windows key + R and type in “services.msc” NOTE: in my experience there was no such Dymo folder one one user's computer, but there was on a different user's. Highlight the entire LabelWriter 450 DUO folder and delete it Note: You might have a “Label” and “Tape” mentioned separately, remove both. Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > System > CurrentControlSet > Control > Print > Printers Press the Windows key + R to open the Run prompt and type in “regedit”īrowse the subfolders and remove anything that says DYMO LabelWriter 450 DUO Note: You might have one entry in the Defaults folder, read “Data”

Remove all keys related to the LabelWriter 450 DUO in the registry Right-click on the printer and select “Remove device”

Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Devices and Printers Remove the printer from the Control Panel Update: it worked!ĭisconnect both POWER and USB cables from the back of the DYMO printer I have yet to try the below steps myself but I'll report back with any success. I reached out to them because I'm unable to get the Tape printing to work. This was sent to me directly from Dymo, uploading here.

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