Zebra Technologies ZM600 ZM400 vs e, Internal Comparison, ZM400 2746e, 8MB 1MB, Zpl, Epl, Apl-I

ZM400/ZM600

	ZM400™	2746e
Printer Features
Print Width, max.	4.09” (104mm)	4.09" (104mm)
Dots/Inch	203/300/600	203 dpi
Max Print Speed	10 ips (254mm/s)	6 ips (152mm/s)
Standard RAM	16MB	512KB
STD Flash Memory	8MB	1MB
Media Features
Label Width, max.	4.5” (114mm)	4.5" (114mm)
Label Width, min.	1.0” (25.4mm)	1.12" (29mm)
Label Length, max	39.0” (991mm)	22" (559mm)
Label Length min.	0.5” (12.7mm)	.38” (9.7mm) Tear
	Tear/Peel/Rewind,	.5” (12.5mm) Peel
	1.0” (25.4mm) Cut.	1.0” (25.4mm) Cutter
Roll Size, O.D. & Mounting	8.0” (203mm)	8.0" (203mm)
Max Ribbon Length	1476’ (450m)	1160' (360m)
Interface
Serial	Std	Std
Parallel	Std	Std
Ethernet	10/100 Opt	10 Base-T Opt
USB 2.0 Interface	Std	USB v1.1
Wireless	802.11b/g Opt	None
Other
Ribbon Coated	Inside or Outside	Outside
Media and Ribbon Window	Std	Std
Field Upgradeable Printhead	Yes	No
RFID Ready	Std	No
Full Roll Rewind	Opt	Std Liner Take-up
		only
Cutter	Opt	Opt
Media Supply Spindle	No	No
Quick Change Platen Roller	Std	No
Real Time Clock	Std	Opt
Printer Languages	ZPL, EPL, APL-I,	EPL
	APL-D, XML
LCD Display	240 x 128 (pixels)	None
Weight	32.4lbs (15kg)	28.6 lbs (13 kg)
	13.3” x 10.9” x	12.38" x 9.5" 16.75"
Size (H x W x L)	18.7” (338mm x	(314mm x 241mm x
	278mm x 475mm)	425 mm)

ZM400 vs. 2746e

•The ZM400 printer’s front control panel features a streamlined menu for simple navigation, while its proven side-loading design eliminates label and ribbon threading for quick, easy loading.

•Built with the ruggedness of a metal enclosure and die-cast frame, the ZM400 offers Zebra quality and reliability at a competitive price.

•The ZM400 printer offers much faster print speed and throughput than the 2746e (10 ips vs. 6 ips).

•The ZM400 printer offers a larger selection of connectivity options than the 2746e, including wireless.

•The ZM400 printer is easy to integrate in existing applications as it operates in EPL, as well as ZPL, APL-D and APL-I.

		Internal Comparison
Product Guide - EMEA	16	May 2007