Brother 1800 ABC

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INSTANT-LETTERING TAPE (RUB-ON TRANSFERS)

Instant-lettering tape is used to transfer your text onto paper. After printing the text onto

instant-lettering tape and cutting off the label, position the label on a sheet of paper. By

simply rubbing the instant lettering tape’s non-printed side with the enclosed stick, you

can transfer the text directly onto the paper.

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Hold the tape very ﬁrmly and do not move it while rubbing the tape.

IRON-ON TRANSFER TAPE

Iron-on transfer tape is used to transfer your text onto garments using an iron.

1Insert an iron-on transfer tape cassette, press to print the text, then push

down on the tape cutter lever to cut off the label.

2Iron the garment to flatten it before transferring the text.

3Place the label on the garment at the location where you wish the text to be trans-

ferred.

4Set the iron to cotton (300 to 350˚F or 150 to 180˚C), then press down on the label

with the iron for about 15 seconds.

5Allow the iron-on transfer to cool (for about 60 seconds), then carefully remove the

backing tape.

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Contents

Main INTRODUCTION i CONTENTS Getting Started For Your Information Learning the Ropes ii Page GENERAL DESCRIPTION 3 KEYBOARD & LCD DISPLAY Cursor keys Delete key Return key QWERTYUIOP ASDFGHJKL: ; ZXCVBNM GENERAL PRECAUTIONS BATTERIES OPTIONAL AC ADAPTOR TAPE CASSETTE ATTACHING LABELS ABC Page FABRIC TAPE P-TOUCH STAMP TAPE PRINT HEAD & ROLLERS Page DOOR LABEL EXAMPLE Getting Started The label in this example was made using the enclosed 1/2 (12-mm)-wide tape. 1 1: 3 ABCDEFGHIJKL MEETING_ MEETING _ 5 ETING ROOM_ 6 Page ADDRESS LABEL EXAMPLE 2 19 ENTERING THE TEXT Bill_ Lets begin by typing in the first row of text, the name Bill Reynolds. Bill Reynol 1 Reynolds_ Bill _ 3: 29 South Ma in St. , CA 88888 3: 8 9 0 ROUND FONT BRUSSELS A B UNTIL 19? 3/ 3 2/ 3 1/ 3 E Page Page Page POWER KEY CURSOR KEYS If the cursor is in the rst line of text, it will move to the beginning of the line. If the cursor is in the last line of text, it will move to the end of the line. CODE, ALT & SHIFT KEYS ABC_ ABC_ 1: LENGTH inch 012_ LENGTH inch 1: 012-_ 5_ 5%_ 1 2 3 SPACE KEY J._ J. _ RETURN KEY To answer no, press . Refer to on page 36. TAB FUNCTION 1 2 ABC DEF GHI 1: 2: JKLMNOPQRST U ABC DEF GHI DELETE KEY To answer yes, press . Refer to on page 33. 1 2 LINE OUT FUNCTION 1 Ks Garden 2 Each time is pressed while is held down, one line of text is deleted. CLEAR FUNCTION 1 2 To return to the text without erasing anything, press . 2 TEXT&FORMATS TEXT ONLY 1 2 1: To return to the text without erasing anything, press . TEXT&FORMATS TEXT ONLY 40 2 flashing. 1: 3 ACCENT FUNCTION 1 2 3 4 Page SYMBOL FUNCTION 1 2 and 3 , and holding down while pressing . Press just after selecting the last symbol in the series. AUTO FORMAT FUNCTION 1 2 To return to default settings, press . 3 FORMAT TYPE? AUDIO STAMP FUNCTION 1 2 STAMP FORMAT? 3 1234 Main S _ J. Smith 1/ 1 5 6 Page Page SIZE & WIDTH FUNCTIONS 2 3 AUTO SIZE 24 2 3 WIDE STYLE FUNCTION STYLE NORMAL 2 The current style setting is shown by the style indicator at the bottom right of the display. I+SHADOW STYLE Page UNDERLINE FUNCTION 2 UNDERLINE The Underline indicator lights up when the ON setting is selected. 3 FONT FUNCTION FONT BRUSSELS FONT Page FRAME FUNCTION 2 CANDY The Frame indicator lights up when any setting other than OFF is selected. 3 REFERENCE TAPE MARGIN FUNCTION 2 3 FEED FULL FEED HALF HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT FUNCTION 2 H.ALIGNMENT RIGHT H.ALIGNMENT MIRROR PRINTING FUNCTION When using the Mirror printing function, the text should be printed on clear tape. MIRROR 1 2 LENGTH FUNCTION 2 3 4 5 68 1 down. 5.0 ON LENGTH inch PRINT KEY & FEED FUNCTION 1/ 1 1 2 3 NUMBERING FUNCTION 1 1: 1 2 4 NUMBER 1/3 3/3 2/3 REPEAT PRINTING FUNCTION 1 UNTIL 19? 2 To cancel the Repeat printing, hold down and press (or press just ). 2 3 UNTIL 3 1/3 3/3 2/3 MEMORY FUNCTIONS STORING TEXT 1 2Press the key ( to ) of the file number where you wish to store the text. RECALLING TEXT 1 2Press the key ( to ) of the file number containing the text that you wish to 3 DELETING A FILE 2Press the key ( to ) of the file number containing the text that you wish to To see other parts of the selected text le, press RECALL SELECT 19? John Smith Page TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR MESSAGE LIST Page Page Page SPECIFICATIONS HARDWARE SOFTWARE ACCESSORIES