LABEL PRINTING

Printing a Single Page

Press Print key to start printing.

Printing a Range of Pages

When there are multiple pages, you can specify the range of pages to print.

1Press the Print key. The screen you can specify the range is displayed.

2Select "All", "Current" or "Range" by using or key. If you select "All" or "Current", go to step 4.

3Specify the first page and the last page.

Blank pages are not printed.

4Press the OK or Enter key to print.

Printing Multiple Copies

Using this function you can print up to 99 copies of the same label.

1Make sure that the appropriate tape cassette is inserted and ready for printing.

2Press the Shift key and then press the Print key to display the Copies screen, and then select the number of copies to be printed using the or key, or type the number using the number keys.

Hold down the or key to change the number of copies faster.

3Press the OK or Enter key. "Printing... Copies" is displayed while the labels are being printed.

If you select an automatic cutting option when printing multiple copies of a label, a message will be displayed to confirm whether you want the labels to be cut after each label is printed.

To disable the message display, press the Menu key, select "Advanced" using the or key, and then press the OK or Enter

key. Select "Cut Pause" using the

or

key, and then press the

OK or Enter key. Select "Off" using the

or key, and then press

the OK or Enter key.

 

 

• Press the Esc key to return to the previous step.

• The figures shown on the screen during printing indicate the "count / number of copies set".

Pressing the Space key when setting the number of copies resets the value to 01, the default.

When the message "Press Print to Cut Tape and Continue" is displayed, press the Print key. To set whether the tape is cut after each label is printed, use "Cut Option". For details, refer to "Tape Cutting Options" on page 9.

To print a label created using the transferred template, refer to "Using the Data Transferred to the P-touch Labeling System" on page 35.

12Printing a Label