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Advanced Operations Part 4 Various types of numbering print The following different types of numbering print are possible. The selection of the type is made in step 3 on the preceding page. For decimal numbering: Select "Decimal" in step 3. For hexadecimal numbering: Select "Hexadecimal" in step 3. For alphabetical numbering: Select "A to Z" or "a to z" in step 3. Padding character For example, if the numbers in the number portion run from 8 to 12, the number of digits needed for "8" and "9" differs from the number of digits needed for "10" through "12". In this case, it is possible to insert either a "0" or a space in front of the "8" and "9" so that the number of digits is the same as for "10" through "12". This function is called "Padding character". Note that the padding character setting display (step 7 on the preceding page) does not appear if all of the numbers in the number portion have the same number of digits or if "alphabet" was selected for numbering. When "Padding character" is off When "Padding character" is on • When inserting zeroes • When inserting spaces 107

Section	Page
Contents	5
Explanation of Symbols	8
Safety Precautions	9
Quick Guide to Using the Printer	16
Part 1 Before You Begin(Preparation)	21
1.1 Names and Functions of Parts	22
Main Unit	22
LCD screen	24
Keyboard	26
1.2 Connecting the AC Adapter	28
1.3 Use the PC Connection Kit	30
Part 2 Basic Operations	31
2.1 Printing on Tube and Clear Tube	32
Prep1 Install cassettes	32
Prep2 Insert tube	34
Prep3 Turn the power switch on	35
Step1 Input characters	36
Step2 Print	39
2.2 Printing on Label Tape, Heat Shrink Tube, and4mm I.D. Strip	40
Prep1 Install cassettes	40
Prep2 Turn the power switch on	43
Step1 Input characters	44
Step2 Print	46
2.3 Printing on Wrap around Tape	47
Prep1 Installing cassettes	47
Prep2 Install the wrap around tape guide	48
Prep3 Turn the power switch on	49
Step1 Input characters	50
Step2 Print	50
2.4 Printing on Plates	52
Prep1 Install cassettes	52
Prep2 Insert plate	54
Prep3 Turn the power switch on	55
Step1 Input characters	56
Step2 Print	59
Part 3 Character Input	61
3.1 Inputting Characters	62
Inputting characters	62
3.2 Inputting Symbols	63
Inputting symbols	63
3.3 Deleting Characters, Creating New Pages,Moving the Cursor	65
Deleting or changing characters	65
Deleting all entered text data	66
Insert mode and overwrite mode	67
Creating a new page	68
Moving the cursor	69
Part 4 Advanced Operations	71
4.1 Changing the Characters and the Number of Lines	72
Changing character size	72
Changing the spacing between characters	73
Adding an underline to “6” and “9”	74
Adding a frame to characters	75
Printing on two lines or three lines	76
4.2 Editing Pages	78
Pages	78
Copying and pasting pages	79
Cutting and pasting pages	81
Inserting pages	83
Deleting pages	84
Dividing pages	85
Combining pages	87
4.3 Saving, Retrieving and Deleting CharacterData	89
Files and Folders	89
Saving character data	90
Loading character data	92
Deleting character data	94
Renaming a folder	96
4.4 Various Printing Functions	98
Printing count and printing range	98
Changing the printing orientation	101
Changing the length and the character alignment	103
Printing a specific page multiple times (Continuous Print)	107
Printing text with sequential numbers (Numbering print)	109
Adjusting the printing start position and vertical position	112
Printing centerlines	114
Printing with short pitch width	115
Printing result obtained by specifying a character alignment mode and a multiple line centering mode	116
Adjusting the printing density	117
Changing the printing speed	118
4.5 Changing the Cutting Method	119
Half cuts and full cuts	119
Turning off half cuts	119
Making a full cut after a specific number of tube segments	121
4.6 Other Operations	122
Removing the print media	122
Changing the display contrast	124
Turning off sounds	125
Turning off clear tube reverse	125
Restoring the initial settings	126
Part 5 Maintenance	127
5.1 If a Tube or Label Tape Becomes Jammed	128
Action to Take against Media Jam (When the “Media JAM” message is displayed)	128
Actions to Take against Other Jams (When the “Media JAM” message is not displayed)	130
When a Tube or Label Tape is Not Ejected/Fed	132
5.2 What To Do If the Cutter Is Getting Blunt	134
Changing the cutting depth	134
Reducing the cutting speed	136
5.3 Replacing the Cutter	137
5.4 Replacing the Cassette	140
Replacing the ribbon cassette	140
Replacing a tube or the label tape cassette	141
5.5 Maintenance	142
Cleaning the printer	142
Cleaning the transport rollers	142
Cleaning the print head	144
Cleaning/Replacing the tube cleaner for attachment	144
Part 6 Appendices	145
6.1 Consumable Supplies and Options	146
Consumable supplies	146
Options	147
6.2 Message List	148
6.3 Troubleshooting	151
6.4 List of Symbols	154
6.5 List of Function	155

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Advanced Operations

Part 4

Various types of numbering print

The following different types of numbering print are possible. The selection of the type is

made in step 3 on the preceding page.

For decimal numbering: Select “Decimal” in step 3.

For hexadecimal numbering: Select “Hexadecimal” in step 3.

For alphabetical numbering: Select “A to Z” or “a to z” in step 3.

Padding character

For example, if the numbers in the number portion run from 8 to 12, the number of digits

needed for “8” and “9” differs from the number of digits needed for “10” through “12”. In

this case, it is possible to insert either a “0” or a space in front of the “8” and “9” so that

the number of digits is the same as for “10” through “12”. This function is called “Padding

character”. Note that the padding character setting display (step 7 on the preceding page) does

not appear if all of the numbers in the number portion have the same number of digits or if

“alphabet” was selected for numbering.

When “Padding character” is off

When “Padding character” is on

•

When inserting zeroes

•

When inserting spaces