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Phones, scanners and printers that work with Plur-e
Start with the Android phones you own; add rugged scanners and label printers when volume asks for it.
Quick answer
Plur-e Mobile runs on Android 9.0 or later with about 100 MB free. Barcodes can be read with the phone camera or with a hardware scanner such as Zebra devices; labels print on Zebra and ZPL-compatible printers through Plur-e Printer (a Windows application) or on Bluetooth printers directly from the phone. VALIDAR: tested device list.
Android devices
| Minimum | Android 9.0, ~100 MB free storage, camera |
|---|---|
| Consumer phones | Camera scanning for low and medium volume |
| Rugged scanners | Zebra TC series and similar with built-in imagers. VALIDAR tested models |
Label printers
| Language | ZPL |
|---|---|
| Connection | Network/USB via Plur-e Printer on Windows; Bluetooth directly from the phone |
| Models | Zebra ZD/ZT series and ZPL-compatible printers. VALIDAR tested models |
Plur-e Printer (Windows)
| Role | Receives print jobs from the Plur-e service and prints to local printers |
|---|---|
| Requirements | Windows PC with the printers installed; install as administrator; required framework prompted on first run |
| Pairing | Printer Key from the Admin Center |
Frequently asked questions
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