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Creating 110-Block Labels

You can only print a

110-Block label on 3/8” (9 mm), 1/2” (12 mm), or 3/4” (19 mm) wide labels.

To create a 110-block label

1.Press .

2.Select 110-blockand

press .

3.Select the block type and press .

4.Select Single row or Dual row and

press .

Each block is separated by a solid black line on the display.

5.Enter the text for each block.

Use the left or right arrow key to move from block to block. Use the up or down arrow key to move from row to row.

To create data for the blocks automatically, see Creating a Series of Labels on page 16.

To print separator lines between the blocks, see Printing Separator Lines Between Cells on page 14.

Creating Module Labels

A Module label allows you to label a row of fuses of varying widths. You set the width of a fuse and the number of fuses, enter the text for each fuse, and print. You can use fuse multipliers to adjust the width of individual modules as necessary.

To create a module label

1. Press + .

2.Enter or select the fuse length and

press .

Select the length that applies to the smallest size fuse in the module. You can then use fuse multipliers to increase the size of any individual modules that are larger. The default fuse length is 1.0” (25.4 mm).

3.Enter or select the number of modules and

press .

4.Enter the fuse multiplier for each module and

press .

Each fuse is separated by a solid black line on the display.

5.Enter the text for each module.

Use the left or right arrow key to move from module to module.

To adjust the fuse multipliers after a label has been created, see Using Fuse Multipliers.

To create the data for the modules automatically, see Creating a Series of Labels on page 16.

Using Fuse Multipliers

Fuse multipliers allow you to adjust the size of individual fuse modules within a module type label.

To adjust the size of an individual module

1.Create a Module label as described in Creating Module Labels.

2.Press .

3.Select Current label config. and press .

4.Select Fuse multipliers and press .

5.Use the up and down arrow keys to select the module number to adjust and press =.

6.Select the multiplier for that module.

7.Press and then Done (OK) to return to the label.

Printing Empty Modules

By default, empty modules at the end of a Module label are not printed. You can choose whether or not to print empty modules at the end of a label.

To print empty modules

1.Press .

2.Select Print empty modules and press .

3.Select On and press .

4.Select Done (OK) to return to the label.

Any empty modules at the end of a Module label will now be printed.

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Rhino 5200 specifications

The Dymo Rhino 5200 is a robust label maker designed specifically for professionals seeking efficiency and accuracy in their labeling tasks. Housed within a rugged, compact body, this device is ideal for both on-the-job use and everyday office needs. The Rhino 5200 stands out due to its user-friendly interface and variety of features that streamline the labeling process.

One of the main features of the Dymo Rhino 5200 is its fast and easy labeling capabilities. With its built-in keyboard, users can quickly input text, and the device boasts a display that shows how the label will look before printing. This preview feature minimizes errors and saves time, making it an essential tool for anyone who requires multiple labels or extensive inventories.

The Rhino 5200 utilizes thermal printing technology, which means it doesn’t require ink or toner. Instead, it heats the printing element to create clear and durable labels—an environmentally friendly option that reduces waste. This technology also results in sharp, legible prints that can endure various conditions, including exposure to moisture and harsh chemicals, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications.

The device supports a wide range of label sizes and materials, including flexible nylon, heat-shrink tubes, and long-lasting polyester. Users can select from over 150 different symbols and a variety of font styles, enhancing creativity and utility. This flexibility makes the Rhino 5200 perfect for labeling cables, shelves, bins, and even electrical panels.

Additionally, it features a memory function capable of storing up to 100 of your most frequently used labels. This function significantly speeds up repetitive tasks, allowing users to produce labels with ease. Another notable characteristic is its ability to quickly switch between different label types, adding to the efficiency of operations.

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In summary, the Dymo Rhino 5200 is an advanced label maker designed for efficiency, reliability, and ease of use. Whether for professional or personal use, its combination of durability, versatility, and innovative features ensures it meets the diverse needs of users across various fields.
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