What to do if the Brady M710 cover is not closed?
If the cover of your Brady Label Maker isn't closed, push down firmly until you hear it latch. The cover should line up evenly with the printer case. The printer has a sensor that indicates when the cover is fully latched.
How to fix a Brady M710 Label Maker barcode that exceeds the label height?
The barcode exceeds the height of the installed labels because the height specified in the barcode settings is taller than the label. You can change the height setting for barcodes or install taller labels.
Why does the barcode exceed the width of the installed Brady M710 labels?
The barcode is wider than the label installed in your Brady Label Maker. If the label is taller than it is wide, try rotating the label. Alternatively, install wider labels.
General| Model | M710 |
|---|---|
| Category | Label Maker |
| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
| Connectivity | USB, Bluetooth |
| Display | Color Touchscreen |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Battery, AC Adapter |
| Print Resolution | 300 dpi |
| Cut Type | Automatic |
| Print Speed | 1.5 inches per second |
| Label Width | 0.24 to 2 inches |
| Supported Materials | Nylon, Paper, Polyester, Vinyl |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
Details the M710 printer's specifications like print speed, battery life, and dimensions.
Lists the printer's physical dimensions, weight, and environmental operating/storage conditions.
Specifies the recommended distance for optimal Bluetooth signal reception.
Guides users through the process of unpacking and inspecting the printer.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the M710 printer.
Explains the power sources for the printer, battery, and AC adapter.
Explains how to use the printer's touchscreen for various functions.
Describes how to access and navigate menus using the keyboard and touchscreen.
Explains the function of various keys on the printer's keyboard.
Covers positioning the cursor, inserting, and deleting text on a label.
Explains how to change font size, typeface, and attributes like bold or italic.
Discusses creating multiple labels, adding areas for formatting, and managing label length.
Covers adding barcodes, including settings and types.
Describes the General label type for generic labels without specific templates.
Explains how to create wire marker labels that repeat data.
Covers creating labels for terminal blocks, patch panels, and 66-block connections.
Explains how to use templates for safety labels in North America.
Explains how to save labels as internal or external files, including naming standards and folders.
Guides on opening previously saved label, list, or graphics files.
Covers importing and exporting labels, lists, and graphics from a USB drive.
Details how to upgrade printer firmware via Brady Workstation or USB drive.
Provides instructions for cleaning the printer's internal components and sensors.
Lists common error messages, their causes, and corrective actions.
Addresses hardware problems, power issues, and print quality problems.
Provides compatibility information between label types and supplies.
Lists symbols representing electrical components and concepts.
Displays symbols related to emergency exits and pathways.
Shows symbols related to fire safety and hazards.
Displays a collection of warning symbols.
Provides instructions on setting up and using the Input Method Editor for Asian characters.
Lists compliance and approval information for the US, Canada, and Mexico.
Specifies regulatory information for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless communication.
Details the MIT license for the QR Code Generator Library.
Provides licensing information for RapidJSON, including MIT and JSON licenses.
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