Toshiba BV410D Direct Thermal Printer 203DPI

The BV410D is a desktop printer with ultimate compactness, with a design to meet the demands of a variety of applications. Whether you're printing in retail shops, offices or any workplace where space is limited, you will benefit from the small footprint and clean design this print has to offer.

You'll be equipped with a complete range of features to print labels and receipts quickly and efficiently at any time.

Main Benefits:

Maximum producitivity with market leading print speed of 7 inches per second.
Multiple print language emulations are supported
LCD Display and Status LED's for ease of use.
Compact design to suit a variety of applications.
Printer connects to your computer via USB or Ethernet.
No ribbon is required for printing.

Printer Details:

USB and Ethernet Connectivity
ZPL II, DPL, SBPL Languages
203 DPI
Direct Thermal Printing Technology (No Ribbon Required)
108mm Maximum Label Width

What’s Included?

USB Cable
Power Cable
Toshiba BV410D Direct Thermal Printer

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Specification Sheet	BV410D-GS02-QM-S Specifications
SKU	BV410D-GS02-QM-S
Brand	Toshiba
Print Resolution (dpi)	203
Print Technology	Direct Thermal

My Labels Don't Print Correctly on Windows

Read this troubleshooting guide if your labels aren’t printing clearly, printing in the wrong position, or appearing faded.

Getting Started with the Toshiba BV400 Series

Follow this guide to learn how to setup your new Toshiba BV400 Label Printer on Windows.

Connecting your Printer to a Network for Wireless Printing

You can connect your printer to a network for wireless printing, even if it only has an Ethernet port. Read this guide to learn how you can set this up.

Configuring Wireless LAN Settings for the BV400 Series

Follow this guide to learn how you can configure wireless LAN settings for your BV400 printer.

How to set the Sensor on BV400 Series

How to Turn Auto Calibrate On/Off on the Toshiba BV410D Printer

The calibrate function is used by the printer to sense the size of the labels. By default, this printer performs this check when the printer is turned on by feeding some labels.

How to use your Thermal Label Printer on Mac

Some label printers do not support printing from an apple computer, but it’s entirely possible to use almost any kind of thermal label printer for mac with a few tips and tricks.

My Labels Don’t Print Correctly on Mac

There can be many reasons why your labels won’t print correctly on an Apple computer. Follow this guide to setup your label sizes, margins and scale on Mac.

Printing to your Wireless Printer

This guide will explain how to print labels from network devices such as iPads, PCs, and MacBooks. Before continuing, your printer must already be connected to the LAN (local area network).

Restarting the Print Spooler

When you are using a Windows computer, and your label printer is not printing (or seems to be temperamental), restarting the print spooler can help; this is the software that prepares and manages printing documents.