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Changing the P-touch Labeling System Settings
Printer Setting Tool for Mac
Using the "Printer Setting Tool", you can specify the printer's communication settings and device settings
from a Mac. Not only can you change the device settings for one printer, but you can also apply the same
settings to multiple printers.
Note
The "Printer Setting Tool" is installed automatically when you use the initial installer to install the printer
driver. For more information, see Installing the Printer Driver and Software on page 63.
Important
The "Printer Setting Tool" is available only with compatible Brother printers.
Before Using the Printer Setting Tool
Make sure the AC adapter is connected to the P-touch labeling system and to an AC power outlet, or a
fully-charged battery is installed.
Make sure the printer driver has been installed correctly and you can print.
Connect this P-touch labeling system to a computer with a USB cable. Settings can be specified only via
USB using this tool.
Using the Printer Setting Tool for Mac
a
Connect the P-touch labeling system you want to configure to the computer.
b
Click [Macintosh HD] - [Applications] - [Brother] - [Printer Setting Tool] - [Printer Setting Tool.app].
The [Printer Setting Tool] window appears.
c
Check that the P-touch labeling system you want to configure appears next to [Printer]. If a different
printer appears, select the P-touch labeling system you want from the drop-down list.
Note
If only one P-touch labeling system is connected, it is unnecessary to make a selection because only that
P-touch labeling system will appear.
d
Select a setting tab, and then specify or change the settings.
e
Click [Apply Settings to the Printer] in the setting tab to apply the settings to the P-touch labeling
system.
f
Click [Exit] to finish specifying settings.
Important
Use the Printer Setting Tool to configure the P-touch labeling system only when the P-touch labeling
system is in standby. The P-touch labeling system may malfunction if you try to configure it while it is
handling a job.
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