The only components in this ensemble that are printer specific are the MCL-Client and MCL-Designer Device Plug-in (DDP) that you use. To create and deploy barcode label printing applications, simply use MCL-Collection’s Core Components - MCL-Designer, MCL-Client, MCL-Link, MCL-Net, and MCL-Bridge. Since your old printers are driven by host applications, you can create an application that runs on the printer, parses the legacy print format sent by your host, extracts relevant information and inserts it into your Datamax label format. What’s more, this also means you can replace old legacy printers with Datamax printers. Your MCL application can print these label formats ‘as is’ or go one step further and enhance the label by replacing static print fields with variable content, adding images, changing print fonts, and more. Plus, since MCL puts the intelligence in the printer, you can collect and insert this variable content into the label format ‘on-demand’ at the moment the label is being printed. For example, print an item label with a product code, price, the item’s weight, the price per unit of measure, and a ‘best before’ date if perishable goods are involved. In fact, in the MCL Architecture: Core Components animation, simply 'replace' the mobile computer with Datamax printer to create your complete printing solution.ĭriven by input from barcode scanners, weigh scales, product lookup tables, and more, MCL-Collection for Datamax allows you to create and print barcode labels with dynamic content. Jut as MCL applications normally reside on mobile computers, here they reside and run directly on Datamax desktop thermal printers. Whether for end-to-end printing solutions with host integration or stand-alone printing applications, MCL-Collection for Datamax allows you to create, integrate and deploy barcode label printing applications for all your operational needs.

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