Brother PT-2030AD Guide de l'utilisateur

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Read this User’s Guide before you start using your P-touch.
Keep this User’s Guide in a handy place for future reference.
USER’S GUIDE
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INTRODUCTION
GETTING STARTED
EDITING A LABEL
LABEL PRINTING
USING THE FILE MEMORY
TROUBLESHOOTING
APPENDIX
INDEX
MAINTAINNING YOUR P-TOUCH LABELER
ESPAÑOL
ELECTRONIC LABELING SYSTEM
ELECTRONIC LABELING SYSTEM
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Page 1 - USER’S GUIDE

Read this User’s Guide before you start using your P-touch.Keep this User’s Guide in a handy place for future reference. USER’S GUIDEaINTRODUCTIONGETT

Page 2 - INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION7Safety PrecautionsCAUTIONBatteryFollow these guidelines to avoid liquid leakage, heat or rupture of the battery .DO NOT use old and new b

Page 3 - Important Information

1234567898 INTRODUCTIONGeneral Precautions• DO NOT install this machine near any device that will cause electromagnetic interference.This machine may

Page 4 - Contents

INTRODUCTION9Symbols Used in this GuideThe following symbols are used throughout this guide to indicate additional information.Symbols Used in this Gu

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10Unpacking Your P-touch labeler123456789 GETTING STARTEDGETTING STARTEDCheck that the package contains the following before using your P-touch label

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11LCD Display & KeyboardGETTING STARTED LCD Display1. Line numberIndicates line number within the label layout.2. Cursor Characters are entered to

Page 7 - CREATING A LABEL

12345678912 GETTING STARTEDLCD Display & KeyboardKey Names and FunctionsThe default language is "English".1. PowerTurns the P-touch on

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13LCD Display & KeyboardGETTING STARTED9. Text• Enables character attributes for the label to be set.• Character attributes can be set for each li

Page 9 - Tape Cutter

12345678914 GETTING STARTEDPower SupplyBatteryAfter making sure that the power is off, remove the battery compartment cover on the back of the machin

Page 10 - Safety Precautions

15Power SupplyGETTING STARTEDAC AdapterConnect the AC adapter directly to the P-touch labeler.Insert the plug on the AC adapter cord into the connecto

Page 11 - General Precautions

12345678916 GETTING STARTEDInserting a Tape CassetteTape cassettes of 3.5 mm, 6 mm, 9 mm, 12 mm or 18 mm width can be used in your P-touch labeler. U

Page 12 - Symbols Used in this Guide

INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the P-touch labeler PT-2030.Your new P-touch labeler is an easy to operate, feature packed labeling system tha

Page 13 - GETTING STARTED

17Turning Power On/OffGETTING STARTEDInsert the tape cassette into the tape compartment, with the end of the tape facing the machine's tape exit

Page 14 - LCD Display & Keyboard

12345678918 GETTING STARTEDFeeding TapeFeed functionThe Feed function feeds 25 mm of blank tape.Hold down the Shift key and press the Preview key.The

Page 15 - Key Names and Functions

19Setting Language and UnitGETTING STARTEDLanguagePress the Setup key to display the Setup menu, select "Language" using the or key, and

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20Entering and Editing Text123456789 EDITING A LABELEDITING A LABELEntering Text from the KeyboardThe keyboard of your P-touch labeler can be used in

Page 17 - Power Supply

EDITING A LABEL21Entering and Editing TextDeleting TextDeleting one character at a timeTo delete a character from an existing line of text, move the

Page 18 - AC Adapter

12345678922 EDITING A LABELEntering SymbolsIn addition to the symbols available on the keyboard, there are various symbols (including international a

Page 19 - Inserting a Tape Cassette

EDITING A LABEL23Entering SymbolsSymbol ListCategory SymbolsPunctuationBusinessMathematicsBracketsArrowsUnitInternationalNumberPictographElectricalA

Page 20 - Turning Power On/Off

12345678924 EDITING A LABELEntering Accented CharactersThe P-touch labeler can display and print a set of accented characters such as other language

Page 21 - LCD Display

EDITING A LABEL25Setting Character AttributesSetting Character Attributes by LabelUsing the Text key, you can select a font and apply size, width, sty

Page 22 - Setting Language and Unit

12345678926 EDITING A LABELSetting Character AttributesSetting OptionsAttribute Value ResultFontHEL(Helsinki)BRU(Brussels)FLO(Florida)CAL(Calgary)S

Page 23 - EDITING A LABEL

Important InformationShould you have questions, or need information about your Brother Product, we have a variety ofsupport options for you to choose

Page 24 - Deleting Text

EDITING A LABEL27Setting Character AttributesWidthx2x1x2/3x1/2StyleNormalBLD(Bold)OUT(Outline)SHD(Shadow)SLD(Solid)ITL(Italic)I+BLD(Italic Bold)I+OUT(

Page 25 - Entering Symbols

12345678928 EDITING A LABELSetting Character AttributesSetting Auto Fit StyleWhen "Size" is set to "Auto" and "Length"

Page 26 - Symbol List

EDITING A LABEL29Setting Label AttributesUsing the Label key, you can create a label with a frame around the text and specify the label length and tab

Page 27 - Entering Accented Characters

12345678930 EDITING A LABELSetting Label AttributesFrame45678910111213141516LengthThe length of the label can be set within the range 30 mm - 300 mm.

Page 28 - Setting Character Attributes

EDITING A LABEL31Using Auto-Format LayoutsUsing the Auto-Format function you can quickly and easily create labels for a variety of purposes, such as f

Page 29 - Setting Options

12345678932 EDITING A LABELUsing Auto-Format LayoutsEnter the text and then press the OK or Enter key.Repeat this for each text field.After all text

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EDITING A LABEL33Using Auto-Format LayoutsTemplate NameBin Box(18 mm x 76 mm)Equipment Label(18 mm x 58 mm)Faceplate (VRT)(12 mm x 70 mm)Cable Wrap(18

Page 31 - Setting Auto Fit Style

12345678934 EDITING A LABELUsing Auto-Format LayoutsUsing Block LayoutsPress the Auto-Format key to display the Auto-Format screen, and then select “

Page 32 - Setting Label Attributes

EDITING A LABEL35Using Auto-Format LayoutsBlock Layouts•Press the Escape key to return to the previous step.• Refer to the Block Layouts table for a

Page 33 -  EDITING A LABEL

12345678936 EDITING A LABELUsing Auto-Format LayoutsBlock layout(12 mm tape)2LineA2LineB3Line1+2LineBlock layout(9 mm tape)2LineA2LineB1+2LineBlock l

Page 34 - Using Auto-Format Layouts

INTRODUCTION1How to use the P-touch labeler ...4Safety Precautions

Page 35 - Templates

EDITING A LABEL37Creating a Bar Code LabelUsing the Bar Code function you can create labels with one dimensional bar codes for use with cash registers

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12345678938 EDITING A LABELCreating a Bar Code LabelBar Code SettingsEntering Bar Code DataPress the Setup key to display the Setup menu, select “B

Page 37 - Using Block Layouts

EDITING A LABEL39Creating a Bar Code LabelSpecial Character ListCODE39 CODABAR•Press the Escape key to return to the previous step.• Refer to the S

Page 38 - Block Layouts

12345678940 EDITING A LABELCreating a Bar Code LabelCODE128, GS1-128 (UCC / EAN-128)Editing and Deleting a Bar Code• To edit the bar code data positi

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41Label PreviewLABEL PRINTINGUsing the Preview function you can check the layout of the label before printing.Press the Preview key.An image of the la

Page 40 - Creating a Bar Code Label

12345678942 LABEL PRINTINGPrinting a LabelPrinting a Single CopyMake sure that the appropriate tape cassette is inserted and ready for printing.Press

Page 41 - Bar Code Settings

LABEL PRINTING43Printing a LabelAuto-numbering LabelsUsing the numbering function you can create a set of sequentially numbered labels from a single l

Page 42 - Special Character List

12345678944 LABEL PRINTINGPrinting a LabelMirror PrintingUsing the mirror printing function you can create labels with the text printed in reverse so

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LABEL PRINTING45Setting MarginThe tape cutting options allow you to specify how the tape is fed and cut when printing labels. In particular, the “Chai

Page 44 - LABEL PRINTING

12345678946 LABEL PRINTINGAdjusting the Label LengthYou can adjust the length of the printed label in levels of -5 to +5.Press the Setup key to displ

Page 45 - Printing Multiple Copies

1234567892 INTRODUCTIONSetting Character Attributes ... 25Settin

Page 46 - Auto-numbering Labels

LABEL PRINTING47Printing from the Label CollectionPrinting a label from the Label Collection Stored in the MachinePages 48 to 50 show the many labels

Page 47 - Mirror Printing

12345678948 LABEL PRINTINGPrinting from the Label CollectionLabel Collection ListCategory LabelFiles(12 mm tape only)Office Signage(18 mm tape only

Page 48 - Setting Margin

LABEL PRINTING49Printing from the Label CollectionCaution(18 mm tape only)Shipping(18 mm tape only)ECO(18 mm tape only)Category Label* Labels are for

Page 49 - Attaching Labels

12345678950 LABEL PRINTINGPrinting from the Label CollectionRetail(18 mm tape only)Personal(12 mm tape only)Category Label* Labels are for illustrati

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51Storing a Label into MemoryUSING THE FILE MEMORYYou can store up to 9 of your most frequently used labels in the file memory. Each label is stored a

Page 51 - Label Collection List

12345678952 USING THE FILE MEMORYPrinting a Stored Label FilePress the File key to display the File screen.Select "Print" using the or

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53Resetting the P-touch LabelerMAINTAINING YOUR P-TOUCH LABELERYou can reset the internal memory of your P-touch labeler when you want to clear all sa

Page 53 -  LABEL PRINTING

12345678954 MAINTAINING YOUR P-TOUCH LABELERMaintenanceCleaning the Tape CutterTape adhesive can build up on the cutter blade after repeated use, tak

Page 54 - USING THE FILE MEMORY

55What to do when...TROUBLESHOOTINGWhat to do when...Problem SolutionThe screen ‘locks’, or the P-touch labeler does not respond normally.Refer to “Re

Page 55 - Deleting a Stored Label File

12345678956 TROUBLESHOOTINGError MessagesWhen an error message appears on the display, follow the directions provided below.Error MessagesMessage Cau

Page 56 - Maintenance

INTRODUCTION3TROUBLESHOOTING ... 55What to do when... ...

Page 57 - Cleaning the Tape Cutter

TROUBLESHOOTING57Error MessagesInsert 18mm Tape Cassette! *An 18 mm tape cassette is not installed when an Auto-Format for 18 mm tape is selected. In

Page 58 - TROUBLESHOOTING

12345678958 TROUBLESHOOTINGError MessagesMaximum Of 5 Bar Codes Per Label! *There are already 5 bar codes entered in the text data when you try to e

Page 59 - Error Messages

59SpecificationsAPPENDIXMain UnitSpecificationsItem SpecificationDisplayCharacter display 16 characters x 1 guidance and 2 lines text (128 dot x 48 do

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12345678960 INDEXINDEXAAC adapter ... 15Accented Character List ... 24Auto power-off time ...

Page 61 -  TROUBLESHOOTING

61Contact Information (For Canada Only)Service Center LocationsIf you need a local service center, please consult www.brother.ca or call 1-877-BROTHER

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Page 64 - Accessories and Supplies

1234567894 INTRODUCTIONHow to use the P-touch labelerCreate a label with the P-touch labelerGETTING STARTEDCREATING A LABELLABEL PRINTINGPrinting f

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INTRODUCTION5Safety PrecautionsTo prevent injury and damage, important notes are explained using various symbols. The symbols and their meanings are a

Page 66 - LAB228001

1234567896 INTRODUCTIONSafety PrecautionsBatteryFollow these guidelines to avoid liquid leakage, heat, rupture of the battery and cause personal inju

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