To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if nothing appears on my Casio KL-8100 display?
If nothing is showing on the display of your Casio Label Maker, there could be several reasons: * The display contrast might be set incorrectly, so try adjusting it. * The batteries may be low, in which case you should replace them. * The batteries might be loaded incorrectly; remove them and reload them properly. * If you're using an AC adapter, ensure it's correctly connected.
Why won't tape come out of my Casio Label Maker when I press PRINT?
If the tape isn't coming out of your Casio Label Maker when you press PRINT, consider these possibilities: * The tape cartridge compartment cover may not be completely closed; make sure it is securely closed. * The tape cartridge may be empty; replace it with a new one. * There might be a tape jam; remove the cartridge, manually remove the jammed tape, cut off any excess, and carefully replace the cartridge. Also, ensure that the tape outlet never becomes blocked and avoid touching the tape during printing.
How to fix blurred printing on a Casio KL-8100 Label Maker?
If the printing on your Casio Label Maker is blurred, blotched, or broken, try these solutions: * Adjust the print density setting. * Remove the tape cartridge and reload it correctly. * Clean the printer head and roller.
What to do if I cannot cut the tape on my Casio KL-8100 Label Maker?
If you cannot cut the tape on your Casio Label Maker, the tape cutter blade may be dull. In this case, take the label printer to the dealer from whom you purchased it to have the tape cutter blade replaced.
Why is printed text cut off on my Casio KL-8100 Label Maker?
If the printed text is being cut off by the tape cut operation on your Casio Label Maker, it could be due to: * The printer being set up for manual tape feed. Be sure to press the FEED key before cutting. Note that when set to manual feed, the tape doesn't advance automatically after printing. * The tape cartridge may be out of tape; replace it with a new one.
What does 'RESET!' mean on my Casio Label Maker?
The message 'RESET!' on your Casio Label Maker indicates that the memory hasn't been initialized yet. Perform the reset operation.
Why won't my Casio KL-8100 labels stick?
If your Casio Label Maker labels aren't sticking to surfaces, consider these points: * Make sure you peel the backing paper from the back of the tape to expose the adhesive. * Labels don't adhere well to surfaces that are rough, wet, oily, or dirty.
How to fix Casio Label Maker when I cannot input text?
If you cannot input text on your Casio Label Maker, it might be because the FUNC key has been pressed. Press ESC to clear the FUNC key operation.
Why does tape come out but nothing is printed on my Casio KL-8100?
If tape comes out when you press PRINT on your Casio Label Maker, but nothing is printed, make sure you have input the text you want to print.
Why is the ink ribbon coming out with the tape on my Casio KL-8100 Label Maker?
If the ink ribbon is being fed from the tape outlet along with the tape on your Casio Label Maker, it's likely because the ink ribbon cassette was loaded while the ink ribbon was slack. Remove the ink ribbon cassette and check to make sure the ink ribbon is not broken. Next, take up any slack in the ink ribbon and then reload the tape cartridge. Before loading an ink ribbon cassette into the label printer, always make sure you take up any slack in the ink ribbon first. If the ink ribbon is broken, you must change to another ink ribbon cassette.
General| Model | KL-8100 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Tape Width | 9mm |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Character Styles | Normal, Outline, Shadow |
| Built-in Characters | English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Swedish |
Details FCC compliance, interference limits, and warnings for radio frequency energy, including notice for residential installations.
States compliance with FCC rules Part 15, subject to conditions regarding harmful interference and received interference.
Explains symbols used to alert users to risks of personal injury and material damage, including electrical shock warnings.
Covers risks associated with power supply, AC adaptors, damaged cords, and improper voltage, emphasizing fire and electrical shock.
Details precautions for packaging, avoiding drops, general handling, and battery safety to prevent injury or damage.
Provides further advice on battery types, removal for long-term storage, and warnings against mixing types or leaving dead batteries.
Emphasizes the user's responsibility to keep backup records of important data stored in memory.
Congratulates the user, lists product features like variable tape sizes, fonts, and effects, and mentions memory storage.
Outlines initial setup steps including connecting the AC adaptor, loading tape, turning on power, and resetting memory.
Provides a step-by-step example for creating a label using a pre-defined layout, such as for a VHS video cassette.
Lists precautions for avoiding temperature extremes, moisture, liquids, foreign objects, and strong impacts to protect the printer.
Explains general points about navigating menus, highlighting items, and executing selections using keys like SET and ESC.
Details powering options, AC adaptor precautions, and the procedure for connecting the adaptor to the printer and outlet.
Covers battery replacement, turning power on/off, power-on recall function, and the auto power-off feature.
Explains how to reset the printer's memory and provides a detailed guide for loading a tape cartridge.
Describes the procedure for safely removing a tape cartridge from the label printer.
Introduces the SET UP menu for changing basic settings and explains general navigation within it.
Details how to change the display language and adjust the screen contrast for better visibility.
Explains how to control sound alerts, set measurement units, and perform a demo print.
Clarifies conditions for demo print and advises checking tape/power for printing issues.
Explains various symbols and indicators on the label printer's display, such as CAPS, Font, Shift, and Cursor indicators.
Covers manual feed indicator, basic alpha-numeric input procedures, and using SHIFT/CAPS keys for character entry.
Explains using the CODE key for accents and accessing the SYMBOL menu for dingbats, numbers, Greek, and Russian characters.
Details how to select and input illustrations from the printer's library into labels.
Guides on creating custom characters from scratch or existing ones, including drawing techniques.
Guides on creating, editing, recalling, and deleting custom user characters, ensuring proper management of stored characters.
Covers deleting user characters, individual text characters using BS/DEL keys, and clearing display parts.
Explains how to move the cursor efficiently and switch between overwrite and insert modes for text editing.
Explains how to change fonts and character styles (normal, bold, etc.) for displayed and printed text.
Details applying text effects like shading, underline, and box, and how to specify them for blocks, lines, or characters.
Details how to specify character sizes directly using vertical and horizontal factors for standard and small typefaces.
Explains how to specify character sizes for lines of text using pre-defined formats.
Defines terms like Blocks, Print Area, Side Spaces, and Label Length for label layout.
Explains how to view the label layout and procedures for creating and deleting text blocks.
Details options within the BLOCK FORM menu for direction, alignment, justification, character pitch, and block length.
Explains parameters for all text like mirror printing, spacing, smoothing, block space, feed, and tape length.
Lists precautions before printing and details manual feed behavior and tape cutting after printing.
Guides on how to print a tape, adjust print density, and use the image display for preview.
Explains how to use the image display for preview and how to apply frames around text or characters.
Introduces the PRESETS menu for accessing built-in functions to make label creation quicker and easier.
Guides on using preset layouts, inputting text, specifying settings, and printing the label.
Explains how to store a created label in memory and recall it for later use or modification.
Details how to print enlarged labels by assembling multiple tapes, noting tape compatibility.
Covers bar code types, tape requirements, inputting text, and the procedure for printing common bar codes like EAN and UPC.
Details printing procedures for ITF, CODE39, CODABAR bar codes, and operations for storing, recalling, and deleting bar codes.
Explains the four numbering formats available and how to print sequentially numbered labels.
Covers storing, recalling, and deleting custom numbering formats.
Guides on printing preset phrases and creating custom stamps using various formats and stamp holders.
Details creating new stamp labels, storing, recalling, and deleting them from memory.
Explains how to store text data in memory and recall it using sequential or character search methods.
Covers recalling text using character search, combining recalled text, and deleting memory text.
Guides on cleaning the printer head/roller and explains the default initial settings after power-on or reset.
Provides instructions for initializing the printer, which deletes all memory contents, and confirms the action.
Explains the meaning of different bracket symbols used in the format and tape length indicators on the display.
Lists available illustrations, symbols, dingbats, and special characters.
Lists available frames, fonts, and details on enlarged label measurements.
Lists available pre-set phrases like "BARGAIN", "FRAGILE", "SECRET".
Provides detailed specifications for various bar code types, including check digit calculations and error conditions.
Addresses problems related to power supply, text input, and potential errors during operation.
Covers troubleshooting for tape cutting problems, issues with label application, and data communication errors.
Lists potential error messages that may appear on the display and their meanings.
Provides comprehensive technical specifications for the KL-8100, including dimensions, weight, power, and printing capabilities.
