Dymo 2000 User Manual

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Dymo 2000 User Manual

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Introduction

The Dymo 2000 Electronic Labelmaker enables you to create a wide variety of high quality self-adhesive labels of up to 88 characters.

The Labelmaker uses 6mm (1/4"), 9mm (3/8"), 12mm (1/2") or 19mm (3/4") wide tape cassettes in a number of label colours. Labels are tab-cut for easy removal from the backing tape.

Text can be printed horizontally or v e r t i c a l l y in a variety of sizes and styles and can be left-justified, right-justified or centred on the label.

Warranty Registration

Please complete the warranty registration card and return it to your national customer service address within seven days – see the warranty booklet for details.

Power Supply

BATTERIES

Undo catch A then open and lift away battery compartment cover A – see page 2.

Insert five size AA alkaline or re-chargeable nickel-

cadmium batteries, observing the polarity markings A , and refit cover.

Remove batteries (pull ribbon A ) if the Labelmaker is to be unused for some time.

AC ADAPTOR

Connect the AC adaptor to socket A . Inserting the adaptor plug disconnects the supply from the batteries.

Unplug the AC adaptor from the Labelmaker before

disconnecting the mains power to the adaptor, otherwise settings will be lost (see also ON/OFF ).

Changing the cassette

Slide catch B as shown to open cassette door B

– see page 2.

Hold cassette B as shown and lift it straight up and out.

Ensure tape and ribbon B are taut across mouth of

cassette and tape passes between guide posts before installing as shown. If necessary, turn spool B clockwise to tighten ribbon.

Check that cassette switch D is set for the cassette type – see page 2. A notch in the cassette will fit over the switch when it is set correctly.

Insert cassette with tape and ribbon positioned as shown between print head C and pinch roller C .

Push firmly C until cassette clicks into place. Ensure tape and ribbon are positioned correctly.

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Italic Box Justify

 

 

Fixed label

 

Text size Vertical text

Underline Barcode length set

The display shows:

Up to 15 characters, plus the cursor, at one time.

Function indicators – as shown above.

The display will flash if you press an incorrect key in a function sequence.

Function keys

ON/OFF

Switches the power on and off.

Switches off automatically after two minutes if no keys are pressed. The last label created will be retained and displayed when next turned on. In addition, any stored settings will be retained.

Note: If the batteries are removed for more than a few seconds, all text and stored settings will be lost. When power is restored, the display will show a flashing cursor (no text) and the settings will be medium height normal width text with and all other settings off.

CAPITALS CAPS

Press for all subsequent characters to be in UPPER CASE (CAPITALS), as confirmed by the CAPS indicator in the display.

Press again to cancel and return to lower case.

SHIFT KEY

Press and hold down before pressing an alphabet key to produce an UPPER CASE (CAPS) character.

For dual purpose keys, press and hold first to produce the legend above the key.

Pressing while CAPS is set will give lower case characters.

DELETE DEL

Press to delete the character to the left of the cursor, or to exit certain function key operations.

CLEAR

CLEAR TEXT + DEL

Press to clear all the current text and cancel any fixed length setting, but leave the text size and other settings unchanged. Also use to exit or clear certain function key operations.

CURSOR KEYS , , or

Press or to move the cursor along the text, one character at a time.

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