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Print Queue
Settings for the print queue are either ON (green) or OFF (red). Tap the switch to change the setting.
Set the following options. You may need to swipe up to see all of them.
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Enable Print Queue: If this setting is off, only one job at a time can be added to the print queue.
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Remove Print Job from Queue when Closed: Removes the current print job from the queue
when it's closed. This will not delete the print job from the printer.
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Delete Print Job when Closed: Delete the current print job when it is closed. Job files are closed
either when you tap the Close Job button on the Run page, or if the job is set to automatically close
when completed. Jobs are not deleted when you cancel them from the print queue.
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Prompt for Delete Confirmation: This is only visible when the feature Delete Print Job when
Closed is turned on. Turn this on to see a confirmation message before the printer automatically
deletes a print job when it closes.
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Load Last Job: If this setting is on, the last job that was running at the time the printer was turned
off remains in the print queue so that you can continue printing.
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Resume Print Job at Last Label Number: When opening a print job that contains multiple labels,
the printer can start at label one, or resume where you left off. Turn this setting on to resume where
you left off the last time the job was closed or the printer was turned off while running the job.
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Auto Queue Job: Turn this on to automatically add jobs to the print queue when they are sent to
the printer. If this is off, then you have to use the Print Jobs button on the home screen to add jobs
to the queue.
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Close Print Job When Completed: Turn this on to automatically advance to the next print job in
the queue after printing the last label in the file.
About
Displays version numbers and the amount of memory available.
Maintenance
Use this when you need to replace the flagger block assembly (shown as "Tarp" on the printer). For
more information on how to replace, see
Import Files
Print Jobs allows for labels created on a computer to be imported to the printer using a USB drive. For
detailed steps on using this feature, see
Y & B values are included in a database of label and ribbon part information that enables the printer to
work optimally with various supplies. Update Y & B values periodically to make sure the printer has
data for any new label supplies. Also, update if you have ordered a custom label supply from Brady
BradyPrinter A5500 User Manual
Figure 5-1. Switch Positions
"Replace Flagger Block Assembly" on page 49.
"Import Print Jobs" on page
General Operation
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Functions
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