Dymo LP200 manual Symbols and special characters

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2,3.. . n

 

1,2,

 

3...

Press

n

then PRINT to continue the sequence.

It is also possible to include auto numbering when printing multiple copies.

Key in your starting number, eg. LABEL 1A .

Next press

COPIES

 

then STYLE followed by

until the

desired number of copies are displayed, eg.10, or use or to move the cursor under the number digits

and key in the number required. Press to confirm.

1,

Now press then PRINT . This will print ten labels -

LABEL 1A to LABEL 10A. While using fixed length setting, the LabelPOINT will stop printing when the label exceeds the fixed length.

STYLE STYLE

Press to display the style menu:

Z

Use or to select italic, outline or mirrored text, then press to confirm. The indicator for the selected style will light in the display.

Press STYLE again to cancel and return to normal text.

PAGE BREAK +

You can divide your label into 'pages' or blocks of text, each with its own text size and style settings. The number of lines which can be created in each page will depend on the label width.

Press + to insert a page break.

Press

PREVIEW

+ CAPS to preview the label; each page break

is identified by the symbol ••.

LAST LABEL MEMORY

The unit will store the last label text and settings when turned off. Upon power-up, these will be restored and displayed. Removal of the batteries for more than a few

seconds may cause this information to be lost.

ALIGN

ALIGNMENT + LTH

ALIGN

If a fixed label length is set, each press of

+ LTH will

align the image to the left, the center or the right of the label, as shown in the display.

TAX FUNCTION

The LabelPOINT can be set to perform a simple sales tax function.

When +TAX is selected, the label is scanned from right to

left for a valid number which is assumed to be a value net of tax. The first occurence of a comma (,) or a full stop (.), reading from right to left, will be read as a decimal point. For example:

If set to add 8.5% tax (see ‘Tax Set-up’ below),

pressing +TAX will calculate the tax and add it to the end of the label:

‘Sale 10,00/’ becomes ‘Sale 10,00/10.85’ or

‘Sale 10,00 inc. tax’ becomes ‘Sale 10,00 inc. tax 10.85’

If the original number is at the end of the label, it will be replaced by the inc. tax value:

‘Sale 10.00’ becomes ‘Sale 10.85’

–TAX

Pressing + +TAX will treat the value as inclusive of tax and convert it to a net value:

‘Sale 10.85’ becomes ‘Sale 10.00’

or

‘10.85 excl. tax:’ becomes ‘10.85 excl. tax: 10.00’

TAX SET-UP

Press + and then +TAX . The display will show the previously selected tax rate, eg:

8.5%

Note: The value defaults to 1% if unset.

Enter the rate required as XXyXX (X is a number 0-9 and y is a comma ‘,’ or full stop ‘.’).

Symbols and special characters

INTERNATIONAL CHARACTERS

To add a diacritical (accent) to create an international character, enter the character first, followed immediately

by the diacritical, e.g. press E followed by /

to

get é.

 

To add a diacritical to an existing character, use

or

to place the cursor under the character to the right of the character to be changed, then press the appropriate diacritical key.

SYMBOLS

SYMBOLS +

Press to show symbols and special characters, some of which are not available direct from the keyboard. The

display will show the last used symbol character, for

example: A1 with a line of symbols above it. Each letter selects a line of symbol characters, numbered 1 to 6, as shown in the table on page 2.

Press DEL to cancel, or

Press a letter key ‘A’ to ‘Z’ until you find the line of symbols required. You can then press a number key ‘1’

to ‘6’ to select the symbol required.

Alternatively, use or to step through the rows A to Z, then use or to move the cursor under the symbol required.

Press to place the symbol in the label.

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Contents Power Supply IntroductionChanging the cassette Creating your first labelDisplay Function keysJustify Just Vertical Text VertMULTI-LINE Printing BOXED/UNDERLINED Printing BOX/ULSymbols and special characters Cleaning Troubleshooting