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Transferring a PDZ Firmware File via USB: Example

  1. Specify the printer with the LabelCLT.exe /printer command, and specify the file to be transferred with the /send_pdz command, and then press Enter.

    c:\LabelCLT>LabelCLT.exe /printer:"Brother TD-2350D (300 dpi)" /send_pdz:"c:\test\a.pdz"

  2. The transfer will start, and the transfer progress will be displayed.
  3. When the transfer is complete, LabelCLT will wait until the printer finishes writing the firmware.
  4. When the printer has finished writing the firmware, it will restart and LabelCLT will reconnect.
  5. After reconnection, compare the transferred firmware version with the current printer firmware version.
  6. If the update has been successfully completed, Succeeded is displayed.
Integration with the Windows Task Scheduler allows to implement instructions at specified times or on a regular basis.
  1. Prepare a batch file with the command you want to implement - for example, check the firmware version.

    cd/d %~dp0

    LabelCLT.exe /printer."Brother TD-2350D (203 dpi)" /get_firmwarever

    pause

  2. Start the Windows Task Scheduler.
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  3. Click Create Basic Task.
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  4. Type the task name in the Name field, and then click Next.
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  5. Select the trigger for the task.
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  6. Select what you want to perform in the task (in this example, we have selected to Start a program), and then click Next.
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  7. Specify the prepared batch file in the Program/script field, and then click Next.
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  8. Click Finish to complete creating the task.
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  9. The task of checking the target printer's firmware will be completed at the specified time and using the specified batch file.
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