The TSC TE310 is a capable 300 dpi desktop thermal printer, and it works on a Mac. This is a documented guide to setting up the TSC TE310 on macOS and printing your first label with JetLabel, backed by real test prints on the hardware.
Does the TSC TE310 work on macOS?
Yes. With the printer connected over USB and the appropriate driver in place, the TE310 prints from JetLabel on macOS. The TE310 speaks TSPL, the standard TSC printer language, and JetLabel sends correctly sized jobs to it directly from your Mac.
Setup steps
- Connect the TSC TE310 to your Mac via USB and power it on.
- Install the printer driver and add the printer in System Settings > Printers & Scanners.
- Load your label roll and run the printer's calibration so it detects the gap between labels.
- Open JetLabel and set your label size to match the loaded media.
- Design a quick test label and print it to confirm alignment.
Recommended label sizes
- 60×30 mm for Amazon FBA / FNSKU labels.
- Common product and barcode sizes that fit your roll width.
- Whatever custom size your media uses — JetLabel lets you set it exactly.
Troubleshooting tips
If labels skip or print off-center, recalibrate the gap sensor and double-check that JetLabel's label size matches the physical media. If output looks faint, adjust the darkness/speed in the driver. Always run a single test label before a large batch.
Why JetLabel for the TE310
JetLabel is native macOS software, a one-time purchase, with barcodes, QR codes and CSV/Excel batch import in Pro — everything an FBA seller or small business needs from the TE310 without a Windows machine.
Ready to print? Download JetLabel free, follow the steps above, and run your first test label on the TSC TE310 today.