There are no official drivers from the manufacturer itself for setting up the printer on a Mac. Setup is done with the help of the CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) printer daemon.
To carry out the setup, you first need to put the printer into operation. Follow the steps described in the manufacturer's manual by connecting the printer to power and inserting the roll media.
We've summarized the steps described in the official Zebra documentation for you here:
Print a test label by pressing and holding the feed button until the status indicator blinks once. Then release the button.
Open the Terminal application on your Mac, for example by opening the Spotlight search with CMD + Space and searching for "Terminal".
Enter the following command in the terminal to enable the CUPS web interface:
cupsctl WebInterface=yesOpen a browser window and navigate to http://localhost:631/ to access the CUPS web interface.
Click Administration in the top navigation bar.
Under Printers, click Add Printer. If a login dialog opens after clicking, enter the username and password of the user you're currently logged in as on your Mac and confirm with Sign in.
Under Local Printers, select the Zebra printer connected via USB and click Continue.
You can now optionally give the printer a different name. Make sure the Share This Printer option is enabled. Click Continue.
Select Zebra ZPL Label Printer (en) as the Model and click Add Printer.
Now select the size of the label paper you're using as the Media Size, and 203dpi as the Resolution. Click Set Default Options.
Finally, you need to share the printer on your network. To do this, open System Settings, select your Zebra printer on the left, and enable the checkbox highlighted in the screenshot. You can find more information on this step directly from Apple.
The printer should now be found directly in the WMS App via search.