M610 Label Printer User Manual 60
Label Types
Face Plate
10. If the Serialize option box is checked, the settings screen for sequences displays.
a. Set up the sequence or sequences.
For instructions on setting up the sequence, see “Add Serialization” on page 48. For
information about serialization see “Serialization (Sequential Data)” on page 47.
b. Navigate to OK and press ENTER.
The number of terminal blocks are created as labels with the serialization characters
displayed on each label.
11. If serialization was not used, the editor opens on label 1. Enter data for each label. For help
navigating labels see “Go to Label or Area” on page 37.
Note: Labels can be added or deleted, if serialization was not used. See “Add Label or Area” on
page 36 or “Delete Label or Area” on page 38.
12. Press FN + PREVIEW to view the labels before printing.
Face Plate
The Face Plate label type is designed to be used with continuous label supply. If continuous label
supply is not installed, this label type does not display in the menu. To maintain correct spacing or add
to the label prior to cutting, you can choose to disable feeding to cut after printing.
To create face plate labels:
1. Press LABEL TYPE.
2. Select Face Plate.
The printer displays the settings screen for face plate labels.
3. If you are going to set up a sequence to enter data, select Serialize to place a check mark in
the option box. If you will manually enter data, leave the box empty.
4. In the Terminal Repeat field, indicate the size of the gap between each terminal (with a
minimum of 0.2 inches).
5. In the Number of Ports field, enter the number of ports for which the label is intended. This
field is not available if you selected Serialize. In that case the sequence values determine how
many labels to create.
6. When No Feed is selected, additional information can be added to the label after printing.
Press the PRINT key to keep printing the same information, otherwise enter new text and
press PRINT again.
Press the FEED key to cut the label.
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