LABELING EXERCISES
Enter start, end, and increment values
Scroll down or up to Place On...
Select Place On... Labels (this allows more than 9
terminals in a serialization
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Step 6: Press Print
If you see the Tools too big error, then reduce the font size,
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increase terminal space, or check the label rotation.
Hint:
You can separate the terminal legends with
lines across the label. To do this, press the
Line key, select @ Pages – Yes. Press Enter.
You can change the terminal spacing by:
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Pressing the Shift + DEL keys, to
Clear All Pages & Format. Then enter
a new terminal space and press the Enter
key.
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...Or by using the LENGTH function.
Exercise 7
Create DIN terminal block labels
NOTE:
DIN terminal block labeling is based on European standards and
is primarily used in European countries. The unit of measure for
length in DIN Mode is millimeters (mm).
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Step 1: Insert a continuous tape cassette, such as T050X000VPC-BK
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Step 2: When prompted, select New Blank File. Save previous label if
necessary.
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Step 3: Press F5 to begin the DIN Mode function.
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Step 4: Enter the Module Size
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Step 5: Enter the Module Span
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Step 6: Create label text or tools
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Step 7: Press Print
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Step 8: Repeat steps 4 through 6 until print job is complete
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Step 9: Press DEL at steps 4 or 5 to exit DIN Mode
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