why doesn't epson provide customers with a third party SDK that lets them generate labels from any platform? Like, I'd love to print labels from a raspberry pi. note: Brother, for example, provides documentation for generating labels from any platform.
Hi, thanks for reaching out with your questions. We do have SDK’s available for select printers upon request. Please contact us, and we’ll be happy to help you out. labelworks.epson.com/contact-us
@@EpsonLabelWorks This was their response: "Thank you for reaching out to us with your questions. I am not familiar with Raspberry pi, but from what I’ve read online it’s a Linux based system. Our printer drivers are not compatible with Linux. I have provided a link to our API/SDK that are available for download, but again I am not confident that it will support your printer/computer setup. Note, that the LW-PX900 is not android or iOS compatible, so only the windows functions are compatible with the LW-PX900." So there's no third party support for the raspberry pi; note: I wanted to print labels from my apple watch using a battery efficient raspberry pi zero 2 W.
Great video
I like the video . It goes through what you get in the box. A life time warranty!
Well done. Look forward to more from Melissa an the crew.
not sure about the crashing sounds lol. Waiting for my PX900 to come in. I produce custom wire looms and was going to use this as my labeler.
Thank you for your comment! Yes, we had a little too much coffee in post-production during editing. 🙂Thanks also for selecting Epson LabelWorks!
why doesn't epson provide customers with a third party SDK that lets them generate labels from any platform? Like, I'd love to print labels from a raspberry pi. note: Brother, for example, provides documentation for generating labels from any platform.
Hi, thanks for reaching out with your questions. We do have SDK’s available for select printers upon request. Please contact us, and we’ll be happy to help you out. labelworks.epson.com/contact-us
@@EpsonLabelWorks ok; sounds good. I reached out in April 2021 and there wasn't one former the LW-PX900 back then.
@@EpsonLabelWorks
This was their response:
"Thank you for reaching out to us with your questions.
I am not familiar with Raspberry pi, but from what I’ve read online it’s a Linux based system. Our printer drivers are not compatible with Linux. I have provided a link to our API/SDK that are available for download, but again I am not confident that it will support your printer/computer setup. Note, that the LW-PX900 is not android or iOS compatible, so only the windows functions are compatible with the LW-PX900."
So there's no third party support for the raspberry pi; note: I wanted to print labels from my apple watch using a battery efficient raspberry pi zero 2 W.
Hi, can I use this cartridges (Panduit S050X075VAM) on the Epson LabelWorks LW-PX900.
If not, what would be the equivalent for this machine.
Thanks
too much of the braking glass sound effects lol
Ha! Yes, we agree! That was the first "easy-peasy" video we produced, and we might have had too much fun in post-production." 🙂