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General| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
|---|---|
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Label Width | 12.7 mm |
| Supported Materials | Vinyl, Polyester, Polypropylene |
Highlights key capabilities of the label printing system for users.
Describes the Monocolor, Multicolor, and Color & Cut systems and their differences.
Lists various specialized label applications like Custom, QuickText, and Pipe Marker.
Provides contact information for technical assistance by region.
Instructions for connecting external devices like keyboard and mouse to the printer.
Guidance on inserting ribbon, tape cartridges, and memory cards for operation.
Maintenance steps for cleaning the printer's print head.
Process of turning on the system and its initial boot sequence.
Overview of the main interface screen and its functions.
Introduction to the system's keyboard layout and key functions.
Explanation of primary and secondary function keys and their operations.
Overview of the Editor window, its toolbar, rulers, and status bar.
Techniques for selecting, editing objects, and navigating entry screens.
Accessing System Setup and overview of available configuration tabs.
Configuring print job defaults and language/unit settings.
Configuring hardware volume, text defaults, and PC connection settings.
Procedures for creating labels manually and using QuickText.
Steps for using pre-designed templates, including application, category, and prompts.
Creating and formatting text, sequential, and text list objects.
Inserting bar codes, graphics, and HotShapes into labels.
Selecting, moving, sizing, copying, and changing properties of label objects.
Configuring object properties via General, Size/Location, and Font tabs.
Setting object properties via Placement, Options, Content, and Dimensions tabs.
Basics of color choices, ribbon types, and their impact on label output.
Steps for selecting and applying colors to objects using different system types.
Organizing labels as files and into file groups for storage and retrieval.
Procedures for accessing, modifying, and removing saved label files.
Moving files via PC and accessing custom or downloaded templates.
Creating cut-out text, variable text, graphic, and HotShape objects.
Applying cut bounding boxes and cutting around label frames.
Adjusting plotter cutter calibration values for accurate cuts.
Procedures for printing single labels, multiple copies, sets, and file groups.
Verifying supplies, label size, and length against system requirements.
Configuring print options like Supply Saver, Overprint, and understanding color choices.
Connecting the system to a PC, setting it up as hardware, and placing it online.
Using the system as a printer and managing files via the utility.
Procedures for upgrading the system's OS online or via CD-ROM.
Understanding the cutter, removing/replacing blade, and adjusting depth.
Procedure for cleaning the stylus blade using alcohol and swabs.
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