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Set Up the Printer
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Button Functions 1
(Power) button function
Operation
Turn on the printer
While the printer is turned off, press the (Power) button.
Turn off the printer
While the printer is turned on, press the (Power) button until the message
[System Off] appears on the LCD. (If the [Auto Power Off] feature is enabled
in the Device Settings, the printer will turn itself off automatically after the
selected period of inactivity.)
Start the printer in mass storage
mode
If you press and hold the (Power) button while also pressing the Menu/
(Select) button, the printer starts in mass storage mode (see Mass Storage
Mode on page 90).
(Back) button function
Operation
Clear the selected menu item and
return to the beginning.
Press the (Back) button to return to the previous setting category.
Cancel the current print job.
Press the (Back) button to cancel the current print job.
Menu/
(Select) button function
Operation
Enter the menu selection mode While the printer is turned on, press the Menu / (Select) button.
Select the menu option When the menu is displayed, press the Menu / (Select) button to select the
next option.
Execute a file stored in the mass
storage area
If you press this button while the printer is running in mass storage mode, you
can execute a command file stored in the mass storage area (see Mass
Storage Mode on page 90).
(Feed)/
OK button function
Operation
Feed the paper When the paper type is set to [Die-cut Label] or [Media With Marks]:
Press the (Feed) /OK button to automatically feed the paper to the print
position.
When the paper type is set to [Continuous Length Tape]:
Press the (Feed) /OK button to feed the paper.
Print the printer information
Make sure that a roll is set, and then press and hold the (Feed) /OK button.
The printer starts printing its settings (see Print the Printer Information
on page 89).
Activate the function mode for the
selected item
Press the (Feed) / OK button to activate the selected menu option.
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