Verified hardware
Zebra ZT610R, verified with Chainlink
On September 21, 2026, BW verified a Zebra ZT610R with Link-OS 6.6 (V80.20.24Z) and Chainlink Wizard 1.4.0: discovery, setup, calibration, test label, registration by serial number and alerts in Chainlink.
Verification record
Zebra ZT610R
- Date
- September 21, 2026
- Firmware
- Link-OS 6.6 (V80.20.24Z)
- Test
- Full Wizard 1.4.0 flow on real equipment
- Connection
- Network, with Chainlink Wizard: discovery, setup, media calibration, test label and alerts.
- Available in
- All plans · RFID encoding in Professional and Enterprise
- Verified on
- September 21, 2026
- Firmware
- Link-OS 6.6 (V80.20.24Z)
- Connection
- Network, with Chainlink Wizard 1.4.0
Reviewed October 29, 2026 by the Business in a Wave team
What was tested
BW tested the complete Chainlink Wizard flow on the physical printer, over the network, with its alerts reaching the instance.
- The test used labels without a chip; RFID encoding remains to be verified with a roll of RFID labels
What Chainlink Wizard does with the printer
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Discover
The model and serial number of each printer.
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Set up
The Wizard applies the configuration and reads it back.
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Calibrate
The label sensor, for the loaded media.
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Test and register
A test label and registration by serial number.
Labels consumed by setup
Each step that uses labels is optional, and the Wizard states how many labels it will use.
- Checking a printer that is already set up uses no labels
Confirming that a label was printed
Before sending a job, the Wizard checks whether the printer is ready.
- When the printer is paused or out of labels, the job waits and is not lost
- A job is marked as printed only when the label counter advances
Alerts that reach Chainlink
The printer sends its alerts, such as pause or out of labels, directly to your instance.
- In the test, the pause alert reached Chainlink
- The Wizard reports the status every 30 seconds
RFID encoding with Chainlink
In Professional and Enterprise, Chainlink sends the printer the EPC encoding, and the Wizard calibrates its RFID antenna.
- The write will be verified with a roll of RFID labels
- See RFID labels
Other compatible Zebra printers
Any Zebra printer with ZPL prints through the Wizard; see hardware.
- Compatible
Industrial
ZT411, ZT421, ZT231, ZT510, ZT610 and ZT620
- Compatible
Desktop
ZD411, ZD421, ZD611 and ZD621
- Compatible
Mobile
ZQ520, ZQ521, ZQ620 and ZQ630, and earlier models with ZPL
- Compatible
RFID encoding
ZT411R, ZT421R, ZT620R, ZD611R and ZD621R
How it is configured
Help center articles with the steps inside Chainlink.
Keep reading
Frequently asked questions
For any other question, contact sales.
Does the ZT610R connect by USB? +
The BW verification was performed over the network. Chainlink Wizard also connects Zebra printers by USB, but that connection with the ZT610R is not field-verified.
What happens if the printer’s IP address changes? +
The Wizard tracks the printer by its MAC address and finds it again when the DHCP server assigns a different address.
What does it cost to connect it? +
Each connected printer uses one printer license; the price per plan is on the pricing page. The printer and labels are purchased from a distributor.
Subscribe to Chainlink online
Your instance is created when sign-up is complete, ready to set up your warehouse.
Essentials and Professional are purchased online by card: the first month and the implementation are charged at subscription. 30-day trial by invitation: request it from sales.