Brother PT-1500PC manual Inserting a photo into the photo frame, Tape cassettes

Inserting a photo into the photo frame

A photo can be inserted into the photo frame attached to the PT-1500PC, turning it into a decorative addition to your workspace.

Insert a photo into the photo frame in either of the following two ways:

•By removing the photo frame from the PT-1500PC

1Remove the photo frame from the

PT-1500PC by carefully pulling off the frame, grabbing it from the back of the PT-1500PC as shown.

￿ Be careful that the tape compartment cover is not opened when removing the photo frame.

2Remove the cardboard backing and the clear protective sheet from the photo frame.

3 Stack the clear protective sheet, the photo, and the cardboard backing in that order, facing down.

4 Insert one end of the stack under the two tabs on one side of the frame, and then insert the stack under the two tabs on the other side of the frame.

5Attach the photo frame to the side of the

PT-1500PC opposite to the tape compartment cover.

• Without removing the cardbord backing and the clear protective sheet from the photo frame

￿Slide the photo between the cardbord

backing and the clear protective sheet.

Tape cassettes

•Do not pull on the tape being fed from the machine, otherwise the tape cassette may be damaged.

•If the label is attached to a wet or dirty surface, it may easily peel off. Before affixing the label, clean the surface where it will be attached.

•Depending on the environmental conditions and the material, condition, roughness, and shape of the affixing surface, the label may move out of place or peel off. In order to test the label’s adhesive strength or before using this label where safety is a particular concern, test the label by affixing a small piece of it to a hidden area of the intended surface.

•Sunlight, wind and rain may cause the color of the label to fade or the label to peel off.

•Markings made with oil-based or water-based ink may be visible through a label affixed over them. To hide the markings, use two labels layered on top of each other, or use tape with a dark back- ground.

•This tape may not be adequate in cases where liabilities may result due to damage or injuries.

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