What to do if Brady i5100 shows invalid label tag?
If your Brady Label Maker displays 'Invalid Label Tag', the RFID Tag on an IP-enabled label roll can't be read or is missing information. Reboot the printer; if the error persists, select Enter and use the printer in Standard mode.
Why does my Brady Label Maker say head too hot?
If your Brady Label Maker shows 'Head too hot', and you're in Standard mode, ensure the heat setting isn't too high for your material. Let the printer cool down for a few minutes before resuming. If the issue persists, contact customer service.
How to fix cutter blocked error on Brady Label Maker?
If the Brady Label Maker displays 'Cutter blocked', switch it off, remove the material, switch it back on, restart the print job, and consider changing the material. If there is no cutter function, switch the printer off and then on. If the error recurs call service.
Why does my Brady i5100 say multiple label tags found?
If your Brady Label Maker shows 'Multiple Label Tags Found, Remove Extras', it means there are multiple tags on the core of IP-enabled label material, or the printer didn't clear from the last tag read. Reboot the printer to get a fresh read of supply. If the error reoccurs, select Enter to bypass and use Standard mode.
Why does my Brady i5100 print a sequence of characters?
If your Brady Label Maker displays 'Printer prints a sequence of characters instead of the label format', the printer is in ASCII dump mode. Cancel the ASCII dump mode.
What to do if Brady i5100 says font not found?
If your Brady Label Maker shows 'Font not found', it means there's an error with the selected download font. Cancel the current print job and change the font.
What does protocol error mean on Brady i5100?
If the Brady Label Maker shows 'Protocol error', it means the printer received an unknown or invalid command. Press the pause key to skip the command, or press the cancel key to cancel the print job.
Why does my Brady Label Maker transfer ribbon crease?
If the Brady Label Maker displays 'Transfer ribbon creases', the transfer ribbon deflection is not adjusted or the transfer ribbon is too wide. Adjust the transfer ribbon deflection or use a transfer ribbon slightly wider than the width of the label.
How to fix invalid ribbon tag error on Brady i5100?
If your Brady Label Maker displays 'Invalid Ribbon Tag', the RFID Tag on an IP-enabled label roll can't be read or is missing information. Reboot the printer; if the error reoccurs, select Enter and the printer will load primary ribbon settings for Hassle Free mode.
How to fix ADC malfunction on Brady i5100?
If your Brady Label Maker displays 'ADC malfunction' or 'FPGA malfunction', it indicates a possible hardware issue. Recycle power to the printer. If the error does not clear, call service.
General| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
|---|---|
| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
| Cutter | Automatic |
| Connectivity | USB, Ethernet |
| Display | Color touchscreen |
| Media Sensors | Black Mark, Continuous |
| Max Label Length | 99 inches |
| Label Width | 0.5 inch to 4.25 inches |
| Supported Materials | Vinyl, polyester, polypropylene |
Provides an overview of the printer models and disclaims legal liability.
Details safety precautions and warnings for using the printer.
Explains the meaning of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION symbols in the manual.
Defines the proper and improper uses of the BradyPrinter i5100.
Describes the printer's compatibility with software and IP-enabled materials.
Warns about the danger of opening the casing and contact with power supply.
Provides guidance on recycling obsolete devices and batteries.
Informs about Prop 65 compliance information availability.
Outlines Brady's support services for troubleshooting, setup, and repair.
Lists global contact information for Brady's technical support by region.
Provides contact details for inquiring about application engineering services.
Lists all components included with the BradyPrinter i5100.
Offers free setup assistance in North America via phone.
Identifies the main external components of the printer.
Details the components within the print module of the printer.
Identifies the ports and power switch located on the back of the printer.
Details how to safely connect the printer to a power source.
Explains how to connect the printer via USB, RS-232, or Ethernet.
Refers to the configuration manual for driver installation.
Describes the elements displayed on the printer's home screen.
Details the function of each icon available on the home screen.
Explains the function of common buttons used for setting parameters.
Explains the benefits of Brady Mode using IP-enabled supplies.
Details the automatic setup and information benefits of Brady Mode.
Describes manual setup and operation for non-IP-enabled supplies.
Explains the recommended order for loading label media and ribbon.
Instructions for removing existing label rolls and ribbon.
Step-by-step guide to remove a label roll from the holder.
Instructions for removing the ribbon supply and take-up spindles.
Steps to load a label roll onto the holder, including margin adjustments.
Guide to inserting the loaded roll holder into the printer.
Steps to position the ribbon supply roll correctly.
Steps to install the ribbon take-up spindle.
Describes the Gap Sensor and Reflect/Notch Sensor functions.
Detailed steps to set the Gap Sensor using IP-enabled labels.
Instructions for setting the Gap Sensor for non-IP-enabled labels.
Instructions for setting the Reflect/Notch Sensor for non-IP-enabled labels.
Lists crucial requirements to protect the printhead and ensure longevity.
Steps to calibrate the printer's sensors to the label media.
Explains how to manually tear labels after printing.
Details the functionality of the auto-cut feature for labels.
Combines DANGER and ATTENTION notes for safe maintenance.
Specifies the part number for approved cleaning swabs.
Guides for cleaning print roller and printhead.
Warns about the sharp blade edges of the cutter.
Explains how error messages are displayed and navigated.
Lists available buttons for error message actions and their functions.
Details common error messages, their causes, and corrective actions.
Illustrates and lists dimensions for label media characteristics.
Lists EU directives the printer complies with.
Details FCC compliance and operational conditions.
Informs about Prop 65 compliance information availability.
Provides information on Canadian agency approval for Class A digital apparatus.
Details RoHS compliance with EU directives.
Mentions WEEE directive and local recycling requirements.
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