Esselte QX50 manual Printing Your Label

As an example, pressing “E” repeatedly in the French-language selection will scroll through e – è – é – ê – ë. If you wait for more than one second, the character will be selected and the cursor will move to the next position

on the display. In addition, the currency key will operate in the same way. This offers an easy access to the most commonly used currency symbols quickly.

Note: When the batteries are removed the language setting will default to English.

TWO LINE LABEL

A second line of text can be added to your

label by pressing to select. If the display shows: abc ↵ 123 the label will print as:

Abc 123

Note: Big Font and vertical styles are not available in 2-line printing, ERROR 6 will flash if Big Font or vertical are active when 2-line printing is selected.

Printing Your Label

PRINT PREVIEW

Preview label before printing by pressing and

holding the Key and Key. The label text will scroll across the display once. You can also scroll manually through the label using the Q or R arrows on the Navigation Key. If you want to edit the label, use the navigation Key to move the cursor through the text to the place you want, then type or delete.

PRINTING A LABEL

Type in the text for your label and press Key.

PRINTING A LABEL FROM THE MEMORY

1.Press and hold the Key and Key to view the labels stored in memory.

2.Use the Q or R arrows on the Navigation Key to position cursor inside the text of the label desired to print.

3.Press . During printing the message PRINT ... will be displayed.

CUTTING THE LABEL

After the label is printed use the cutter button on the left-hand side of the unit and press inwards, towards the machine (see Figure E).

DO NOT PUSH THE CUTTER BUTTON WHILE THE LABEL IS BEING PRINTED, THIS WILL CAUSE LABELS TO JAM AND DAMAGE THE UNIT. Labels have easy peel split back tape for easy removal of the tape backing.

PRINT CONTRAST

1.Press Key and the Key simul- taneously.

2.The display will show the 5 contrast symbols.

3.Use the Q and R arrows on the Navigation Key to select a lighter or darker setting.

4.Press to select desired contrast setting.

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