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Introduces the Y486/Y486BT as a thermal label printer for various applications like logistics and pricing.
Identifies key parts of the printer including status light, feeder button, USB port, and thermal printer head.
Warns users not to touch the hot printer head or surrounding parts after printing to avoid burns.
Ensures the printer is OFF before connecting the USB cable and provides a special note for Windows users.
Details connecting the power adapter and turning the printer ON, noting the light will flash.
Emphasizes turning off the power switch before plugging the power cable to avoid sparks.
Explains the process of inserting labels from the back and the printer automatically loading them.
Describes how to perform label calibration by pressing the feeder button until a beep, then releasing.
States that at least 3 sheets of labels are required for the calibration process to measure paper length.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before starting installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the driver and watch an installation video.
Instructs to run the .exe file and follow on-screen instructions, mentioning decompression for .zip files.
Guides users through accessing printer preferences in Windows 11 settings.
Explains changing paper size, print speed, and rotation via the 'Page Setup' sheet.
Describes using the 'Halftone' sheet to adjust dithering algorithms for clearer image printing.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before proceeding with Mac installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the macOS driver and watch an installation video.
Details double-clicking the .pkg file and following on-screen instructions for installation.
Instructs users to open System Preferences and navigate to 'Printers & Scanners'.
Explains finding and selecting the 'Y486 Label' or 'Y486BT Label' in the printer list after powering on.
Guides users to open a PDF in Preview and select the 'Y486 Label' printer.
Details selecting paper size from a list or managing custom sizes in macOS.
Explains changing printer settings like speed and darkness via 'Printer Features'.
Instructs users to save current settings as a preset for future use.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before starting Chromebook installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the Chromebook driver and watch an installation video.
Instructs users to search for and add the 'Flashlabel' extension in the Chrome Web Store.
Details clicking the extension icon, selecting 'FlashLabel', adding the printer, and connecting.
Explains opening a PDF file with Chrome Browser, choosing 'FlashLabel', and clicking 'Print'.
Instructs users to search for and download the 'FlashLabel' app from the App Store or Google Play.
Provides QR codes for downloading the FlashLabel app for iOS and Android devices.
Details running the app, clicking the printer symbol, and connecting wirelessly to the printer.
Provides a note for Android users to enter '0000' for Bluetooth pairing.
Explains loading PDF, Photo, or Customize labels for printing via the app.
Advises on the correct side of the label to face up and avoiding particles on the label surface.
Recommends using the same USB port on Windows PCs to avoid duplicate printer entries.
Reminds users to run Intelligent Label Calibration after changing label sizes.
Suggests pressing the feeder button to pause and clearing the print job for unexpected label output.
Explains that white spots indicate the need for printer head cleaning.
Advises on safely removing jammed labels by opening the cover and pulling them out slowly.
Indicates normal status, ready to print.
Indicates wireless connection, ready to print wirelessly.
Signifies the cover is not closed, requires closing the cover properly.
Indicates paper shortage or wrong paper size, requires re-loading labels or calibration.
Means the printer head is overheated; wait for it to cool down.
Indicates low voltage, requires switching to a 24V adapter.
Provides website and email for support and FAQs.
Explains pressing once for feed/pause/resume, twice to pause/resume job.
Describes holding the feeder button for 3 seconds (one beep) to initiate label calibration.
Details holding the feeder button for 5 seconds (two beeps) to print a test page.
Explains holding the feeder button for 15 seconds (five beeps) to reset the printer to factory settings.
Advises against touching the printer head, disassembling, or using unapproved accessories.
Warns to keep the printer away from water, fire, children, and avoid use if irregularities suggest fire risk.
Recommends unplugging the power when the printer is not in use for a long time.
Outlines steps for cleaning the printer head, including powering off, cooling, opening the lid, and using wipes.
Lists the model (Y486/Y486BT) and interfaces (USB, Bluetooth).
Details resolution, max printing speed, and TPH printing life.
Specifies paper width, thickness, and height limitations.
Covers storage/operating environments and overall printer dimensions.
Explains the product's compliance with European directives for electronic waste disposal.
States compliance with FCC Part 15, requiring no harmful interference and acceptance of received interference.
Provides website, email, and QR codes for support and adding contacts via WhatsApp.
Lists the manufacturer's name and address for inquiries.
Introduces the Y486/Y486BT as a thermal label printer for various applications like logistics and pricing.
Identifies key parts of the printer including status light, feeder button, USB port, and thermal printer head.
Warns users not to touch the hot printer head or surrounding parts after printing to avoid burns.
Ensures the printer is OFF before connecting the USB cable and provides a special note for Windows users.
Details connecting the power adapter and turning the printer ON, noting the light will flash.
Emphasizes turning off the power switch before plugging the power cable to avoid sparks.
Explains the process of inserting labels from the back and the printer automatically loading them.
Describes how to perform label calibration by pressing the feeder button until a beep, then releasing.
States that at least 3 sheets of labels are required for the calibration process to measure paper length.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before starting installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the driver and watch an installation video.
Instructs to run the .exe file and follow on-screen instructions, mentioning decompression for .zip files.
Guides users through accessing printer preferences in Windows 11 settings.
Explains changing paper size, print speed, and rotation via the 'Page Setup' sheet.
Describes using the 'Halftone' sheet to adjust dithering algorithms for clearer image printing.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before proceeding with Mac installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the macOS driver and watch an installation video.
Details double-clicking the .pkg file and following on-screen instructions for installation.
Instructs users to open System Preferences and navigate to 'Printers & Scanners'.
Explains finding and selecting the 'Y486 Label' or 'Y486BT Label' in the printer list after powering on.
Guides users to open a PDF in Preview and select the 'Y486 Label' printer.
Details selecting paper size from a list or managing custom sizes in macOS.
Explains changing printer settings like speed and darkness via 'Printer Features'.
Instructs users to save current settings as a preset for future use.
Ensures the printer is turned on and connected via USB before starting Chromebook installation.
Guides users to scan a QR code or visit a URL to download the Chromebook driver and watch an installation video.
Instructs users to search for and add the 'Flashlabel' extension in the Chrome Web Store.
Details clicking the extension icon, selecting 'FlashLabel', adding the printer, and connecting.
Explains opening a PDF file with Chrome Browser, choosing 'FlashLabel', and clicking 'Print'.
Instructs users to search for and download the 'FlashLabel' app from the App Store or Google Play.
Provides QR codes for downloading the FlashLabel app for iOS and Android devices.
Details running the app, clicking the printer symbol, and connecting wirelessly to the printer.
Provides a note for Android users to enter '0000' for Bluetooth pairing.
Explains loading PDF, Photo, or Customize labels for printing via the app.
Advises on the correct side of the label to face up and avoiding particles on the label surface.
Recommends using the same USB port on Windows PCs to avoid duplicate printer entries.
Reminds users to run Intelligent Label Calibration after changing label sizes.
Suggests pressing the feeder button to pause and clearing the print job for unexpected label output.
Explains that white spots indicate the need for printer head cleaning.
Advises on safely removing jammed labels by opening the cover and pulling them out slowly.
Indicates normal status, ready to print.
Indicates wireless connection, ready to print wirelessly.
Signifies the cover is not closed, requires closing the cover properly.
Indicates paper shortage or wrong paper size, requires re-loading labels or calibration.
Means the printer head is overheated; wait for it to cool down.
Indicates low voltage, requires switching to a 24V adapter.
Provides website and email for support and FAQs.
Explains pressing once for feed/pause/resume, twice to pause/resume job.
Describes holding the feeder button for 3 seconds (one beep) to initiate label calibration.
Details holding the feeder button for 5 seconds (two beeps) to print a test page.
Explains holding the feeder button for 15 seconds (five beeps) to reset the printer to factory settings.
Advises against touching the printer head, disassembling, or using unapproved accessories.
Warns to keep the printer away from water, fire, children, and avoid use if irregularities suggest fire risk.
Recommends unplugging the power when the printer is not in use for a long time.
Outlines steps for cleaning the printer head, including powering off, cooling, opening the lid, and using wipes.
Lists the model (Y486/Y486BT) and interfaces (USB, Bluetooth).
Details resolution, max printing speed, and TPH printing life.
Specifies paper width, thickness, and height limitations.
Covers storage/operating environments and overall printer dimensions.
Explains the product's compliance with European directives for electronic waste disposal.
States compliance with FCC Part 15, requiring no harmful interference and acceptance of received interference.
Provides website, email, and QR codes for support and adding contacts via WhatsApp.
Lists the manufacturer's name and address for inquiries.
General| Printing Method | Direct Thermal |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 203dpi |
| Max Printing Speed | 150mm/s |
| TPH Printing Life | 30km |
| Interfaces | USB Cable, Bluetooth(optional) |
| Power Adapter | 24V/2.0A |
| Storage Environment | Temperature: -20 to 80C Humidity:5-95% (non condensing) |
| Operating Environment | Temperature: -10 to 50C Humidity:10-90% (non condensing) |
Weight and Dimensions| N.weight | 2.75lbs/1.25kg |
|---|---|
| G.weight | 3.48lbs/1.58kg |
| Paper Width | 40-110mm(+2mm) |
| Paper Thickness | 0.06-0.25mm |
| Paper Height | NO Limitations |
| Dimensions | L200W79H83mm |
