Brother TD-4000 Scan the key barcode whose data is to be used in the database file, Appendix

Models: TD-4000

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7 Scan the key barcode whose data is to be used in the database file.
Scan the “Delimiter” barcode.
Scan the “Begin printing” barcode.

• Settings can be specified for multiple parameters.

• If no settings have been specified, a label will be printed by P-touch Template Settings. The default settings for P-touch Template Settings is a single copy with “Auto cut on”. For details on P-touch Template Settings, download “P-touch Template manual" (English only) from the following web site.

http://solutions.brother.com/

[Select your region/country]-[Choose your product]-[Downloads].

To specify the number of copies to be printed, scan the “Number of copies” barcode, and then scan the barcodes under “For entering numbers” to specify a three-digit number. The setting is automatically applied when three digits have been specified.

Example:

Specify numbers by scanning barcodes as follows: 7[00][7], 15[0][1][5]

To change the setting for the number of copies, scan the “Number of copies” barcode again, and then scan the barcodes for the new three-digit number.

6 Scan the “Select template” barcode, and then scan the barcodes under “For entering numbers” to specify the “Key Assign” number (three digits) for the barcode template.

• The setting is automatically applied when three digits have been specified. Example:

Specify numbers by scanning barcodes as follows: 7[00][7], 15[0][1][5]

To change the number, scan the “Select template” barcode again, and then scan the barcodes for the new three-digit number.

7 Scan the key barcode whose data is to be used in the database file.

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10 The object data in the specified template is replaced with the database data, and the labels are printed.

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Database-assisted label printing

Introduction

Customizing Labels

Creating Labels

Appendix

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Brother TD-4000 Scan the key barcode whose data is to be used in the database file, Introduction Customizing Labels