Brother International PT 1400 Users Manual - English - Page 52

Min 4 Digits, No Files, No Tape, Text Too High, Xx Block, Text Too Long, Value Out Of, Range, Length

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Error Message MIN 4 DIGITS! NO FILES! NO TAPE! TEXT TOO HIGH! XX BLOCK TEXT TOO LONG! TEXT TOO LONG! XX BLOCK VALUE OUT OF RANGE! Cause • This message appears if less than the minimum four digits are entered as the bar code data. • This message appears if no files are stored in the memory when you try to recall or delete one. • This message appears if no tape cassette is installed when you try to feed the tape, print or use the Preview function. • This message appears if the size of the text is larger than the width of the installed tape. • This message appears if the length of the text is longer than the label length that has been set with the Length function. • This message appears if you try to print a label that is longer than the specified block length. • This message appears if the value entered while setting the Margin, Length, and Block Length function is not within the allowable range. • This message appears if the values for the blocks to be printed is not within the allowable range. Solution • Enter a minimum of four digits before pressing n. • Store a text file before trying to recall or delete one. • Install a tape cassette and try again. • Reduce the size of the characters, install a tape with a greater width, or select the AUTO text size setting. • Press A, and then select a longer label length. • Select a longer block length. • Type in a value that is within the allowable range. 44

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MIN 4 DIGITS!
•
This message appears if less
than the minimum four
digits are entered as the bar
code data.
•
Enter a minimum of four
digits before pressing
n
.
NO FILES!
•
This message appears if no
files are stored in the
memory when you try to
recall or delete one.
•
Store a text file before trying
to recall or delete one.
NO TAPE!
•
This message appears if no
tape cassette is installed
when you try to feed the
tape, print or use the
Preview function.
•
Install a tape cassette and try
again.
TEXT TOO HIGH!
XX BLOCK
•
This message appears if the
size of the text is larger than
the width of the installed
tape.
•
Reduce the size of the
characters, install a tape with
a greater width, or select the
AUTO
text size setting.
TEXT TOO LONG!
•
This message appears if the
length of the text is longer
than the label length that has
been set with the
Length
function.
•
Press
A
, and then select a
longer label length.
TEXT TOO LONG!
XX BLOCK
•
This message appears if you
try to print a label that is
longer than the specified
block length.
•
Select a longer block length.
VALUE OUT OF
RANGE!
•
This message appears if the
value entered while setting
the
Margin
,
Length
, and
Block Length
function is not
within the allowable range.
•
This message appears if the
values for the blocks to be
printed is not within the
allowable range.
•
Type in a value that is within
the allowable range.
Error Message
Cause
Solution