To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Brother P-touch 1950 has locked up?
If your Brother Printer has locked up, turn it off. Then, while holding down the 'c' and 'R' keys, turn the machine back on. Note that this will erase the text and formats in the display, as well as all text files stored in the memory.
Why are Brother P-touch 1950 Printer characters not formed properly?
If the characters printed by your Brother Printer are not forming correctly, and you're using alkaline batteries, they might be low. Try using the AC adapter, or replace the batteries with new ones.
How to fix Brother Printer when the display stays blank?
If the display of your Brother Printer remains blank after turning it on, verify that the AC adapter is correctly connected. If you're using alkaline batteries, ensure they are properly inserted. If the batteries are low, replace them with new ones.
Why Brother P-touch 1950 Printer text files disappear from memory?
If the text files you saved in your Brother Printer's memory are missing, it may be because the batteries are low. Try replacing them with new ones.
What to do if Brother P-touch 1950 prints striped tape?
If your Brother Printer is printing striped tape, it means you've reached the end of the tape. Replace the tape cassette with a new one.
Defines eligible users for the limited warranty, excluding original purchasers of used or unauthorized products.
Details product components and conditions covered, including free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
Lists exclusions like physical damage, improper use, accident, or damage from other devices/software.
Instructions for initiating a warranty claim, contacting service centers, and product delivery.
Details warranty service for parts only, excluding labor charges, after the initial 90-day period.
Specifies exclusions like damage to equipment, media, programs, or data, and disclaims other warranties.
Provides contact numbers for Brother customer service, technical assistance, and website resources.
Encourages online product registration for faster service and access to contests and information.
Provides an overview of the P-touch label maker's components, including top and bottom views.
Advises on safety measures, proper handling, and environmental considerations to avoid damage or injury.
Explains how to install batteries and connect the AC adaptor for powering the device.
Guides on how to insert, remove, and prepare the TZ tape cassettes for printing.
Explains how to clean the print head and rollers using a cotton swab for optimal print quality.
Outlines the steps for connecting the label maker to a PC using P-touch Editor software.
Details the operation of the Power key and how to navigate the display using Cursor Keys.
Describes the use of Code, Alt, and Shift keys for accessing special characters and functions.
Guides on inserting accented characters and special symbols for label customization.
Allows selection of preset formats to automatically adjust label length and alignment.
Enables choosing font styles and applying various text styles like Bold, Italic, and Outline.
Covers adjusting character size, width, and adding underlining to text for emphasis.
Guides on applying decorative frames and adjusting the left/right margins on the tape.
Covers aligning text horizontally and printing text in reverse for viewing from the adhesive side.
Allows setting a specific label length and controls automatic cutting of labels after printing.
Instructions for initiating printing and printing sequential numbers on labels.
Prints multiple copies of labels and explains how to store, recall, and delete text files.
Addresses issues like blank display, blurry characters, or improper printing and their remedies.
Covers lost memory files, machine lock-ups, and solutions like turning the machine off and on.
Explains frequently encountered error messages like '5 LINE LIMIT!', 'BATTERIES WEAK!', and 'MEMORY FULL!'.
Details errors related to text length limits, line limits, and missing tape cassettes.
Addresses issues with text exceeding height limits or the maximum number of tabs allowed.
Details the physical and input characteristics: keyboard, LCD, tape widths, power supply, print head, dimensions, and weight.
Lists buffer size, memory capacity, character size options, and available print styles.
Provides information on finding local authorized service centers via phone.
Offers contact details for technical and operational support directly from Brother Customer Service.
Lists official Brother websites for product information, driver downloads, and accessory purchases.
Explains the automated fax service for quick answers to common technical questions 24/7.
Encourages online product registration for faster service and access to contests and information.
Introduces the P-touch 1950/1960, highlighting its versatility in designing and creating labels.
Declares compliance with Federal Communications Commission rules for Class B digital devices.
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