Dymo 9000 manual Barcode Barcode, Memory Memory

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BOX

The display shows the current selection, with six choices of box available on the status bar.

THICKNESS option only appears when box selection made. Offers 3 levels of box line thickness.

JUSTIFY

Choices are Left, Centre or Right alignment of text lines relative to each other, as shown in the display. Left justified is default.

ORIENT.

Orientation of the label can be Horizontal (H), Horizontal Mirrored (HM), Vertical (V) or Vertical Mirrored (VM), In edit mode, the status bar shows for mirrored and for vertical text. Horizontal is the default.

FIX. LENGTH

The label length is normally calculated automatically, according to the length and size of the text on the label.

Choices available are (use ):

FIXED LENGTH TEXT (T) – press then use or to adjust the length shown in the box, or use the number keys to enter the length required.

Press to select your choice and return to edit mode. in the status bar confirms that a fixed text length is selected.

FIXED LENGTH LABEL (L) – press then use or to increase (up to 999mm max.) or decrease the

length in 2mm (0.1") steps, as shown in the box, or use the number keys to enter the length required. The Labelmaker will not allow you to make the label shorter than the text.

ALIGNMENT option appears when a fixed label length

is selected. Press to select ALIGNMENT, then use to choose Left , Centre or Right alignment of the label image on the label, as shown in the display.

Press to fix the length for all subsequent labels and return to edit mode. in the status bar confirms that a fixed label length is selected.

BARCODE BARCODE

 

TYPE

 

EAN8

 

 

 

DENSITY

 

IIIIIII

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EAN8

EAN13

UPCA

UPCE

 

 

C39

C128A

C128B

C128C

Barcodes can be either full height or mixed with text on one or more lines, depending on the label cassette size selected.

To create a bar code:

Press BARCODE to display the barcode type previously selected, see example EAN8 shown above.

Press to step through and select from the barcode options listed in the status bar, as confirmed in the display.

Press to select DENSITY – the currently selected density is shown in the display.

Press to step through and select from the density options shown in the status bar:

IIIIIII IIII

Press to return to edit mode and insert the barcode type selected into the workspace.

Enter the characters which will become the barcode, eg: 1234567. The barcode will appear as you type.

Press BARCODE again followed by to return to text mode.

Note that the barcode symbol IIIII will appear in the status bar whenever the cursor is positioned over barcode characters.

MEMORY MEMORY

STORE

RECALL

CLEAR

SEARCHabc

97% FREE

Enables you to store your favourite labels in the memory and to recall them by pressing just a few keys.

To store a label:

Create your label.

Press MEMORY ; STORE will flash.

Press to store the label; will appear to confirm.

You can store any number of labels in the memory, up to a total of approximately 3000 characters. The status bar displays the amount of memory available

– see example 97% FREE.

To recall a label:

Press MEMORY ; STORE will flash.

Press to step through options until RECALL flashes.

Press to select RECALL

Press or to step through the labels stored in the memory, as shown in the display.

Press to select the label required and return to edit mode (the recalled label will appear in the workspace) or:

Press ESC to cancel and return to the MEMORY options; press ESC again to cancel MEMORY function and return to edit mode.

To search for a label in the memory:

Press MEMORY ; STORE will flash.

Press until SEARCH flashes.

Press to select SEARCH, then enter up to 6 characters of the item you are searching for.

Press ; the first label found containing the search characters will appear in the display. Press

or to step through the remaining labels containing the search characters stored in the memory.

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Dymo 9000 manual Barcode Barcode, Memory Memory