Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer ................................................................................................ 10
Setting Up the Printer................................................................................................................................ 16
Creating Labels Using the Keyboard....................................................................................................... 23
Cleaning the Printer ................................................................................................................................ 112
Cleaning the Outside of the Printer................................................................................................... 112
Cleaning the Print Head ................................................................................................................... 112
Parent topic: Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer
Label Printer Part Locations
Check the part illustrations to learn about the parts on your label printer.
Label Printer Parts
Label Printer Parts - Keyboard
Label Printer Parts - Display
Parent topic: Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer
Label Printer Parts
Top
1Tape cover
2Tape ejection slot
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3Display
Connectors
1USB port
2AC adapter port
Parent topic: Label Printer Part Locations
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Label Printer Parts - Keyboard
1Print and cut
2Print multiple copies or mirror image labels
3Preview current label
4Shift
5Turn printer on/off
6Connect to computer (PC link)
7Caps lock
8Add an accented letter
9Spacebar
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10Navigate
11Select, Enter, or OK
12Backspace, Cancel, or Escape
13Add sequence numbers, barcode, or QR code
14Add symbols
15Select font size
16Select font
17Select language and other preferences
18Open Edit menu to add frames or other special features
19Save or create new label, or select a saved label
20Select a saved label
21Create a folder tab label
22Create a cable label
23Create an equipment management label
Parent topic: Label Printer Part Locations
Label Printer Parts - Display
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1Battery level
2Use of upper or lower case
3Flashes to indicate accent mark selection
4Current label number
5Current line number
6Cursor
7Use of Auto cut setting
8Use of customized font width
9Current font size
Parent topic: Label Printer Part Locations
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Setting Up the Printer
Follow the instructions in these sections to set up your label printer.
Connecting the AC Adapter
Installing Batteries
Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges
Turning the Printer On and Off
Changing Language and Other Preferences
Adjusting the Preview
Connecting the AC Adapter
Use the AC adapter to power the printer without batteries.
1.Connect the adapter to the printer's AC adapter port.
2.Plug the other end of the adapter into an electrical outlet
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
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Installing Batteries
You can use batteries instead of the AC adapter when you are not near a power source. The printer
requires 6 AA alkaline batteries.
Caution: Make sure the power is off before you install batteries.
Note: Batteries are not included.
1.Press the tab and open the battery cover.
2.Insert the batteries with the + and – ends facing as shown.
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3.Replace the battery cover.
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges
You can use LabelWorks tapes with widths ranging from 0.25 inch (6 mm) to 1 inch (24 mm).
Note: Width measurements in inches are approximate.
Use only tape cartridges with this mark:
For a complete list of available tape cartridges, go to epson.com/labelworks (U.S.) or
epson.ca/labelworks (Canada).
1.Make sure the power is off before you install or remove a tape cartridge.
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2.Remove any slack from the tape using a pencil or pen.
3.Lift up the tape cover.
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4.Insert the cartridge as shown and press it down firmly until it snaps into place. Make sure the end of
the tape slides into the ejection slot.
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5.Close the tape cover.
To remove a tape cartridge, open the cover, grasp the sides of the tape, and lift it out of the printer.
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
Turning the Printer On and Off
Make sure the AC adapter is connected or batteries are installed.
• To turn on the printer, press thepower button.
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The display lights up.
• To turn off the printer, press thepower button.
You see a Powering Off message on the display and your work is saved automatically.
Caution: Do not unplug the printer until the display turns off.
The printer turns off automatically (and saves your work) if it is not used within 5 minutes. When PC link
is in use, the printer turns off if it is not used within one hour.
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
Related tasks
Installing Batteries
Connecting the AC Adapter
Changing Language and Other Preferences
You can adjust the language and other preferences in the way your label printer works.
1.Press thekey.
2.Use thekey to highlight any of the following settings, then press thekeyto select it:
• Contrast
• Backlight
• Battery type
• Language
• inch:cm
3.Use thekey to highlight the option you want, then press thekeytoselectit.
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
Adjusting the Preview
By default, the display shows a preview of your formatted label and its dimensions. You can turn off the
preview if you want to see more lines of text on the display (for multi-line labels).
To change the preview, press the+keys.
You can toggle between the two views as necessary.
Parent topic: Setting Up the Printer
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Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
You can use the built-in keyboard to design and create a variety of labels.
Entering Text
Saving Labels
Deleting Labels
Adding Symbols
Adding Frames
Adding Tables
Changing Font Size
Changing the Label Font
Adding Punctuation
Adding Accented Letters
Changing Label Format Settings
Entering Text
You can use the built-in keyboard to enter letters, numbers, and other characters.
• To type an uppercase letter, press thekey + the letter.
• To use all uppercase letters, press thekey, then type your text.
• To start a new line, press thekey.
The line number appears on the display.
Note: You can print up to 8 lines of text, depending on the label format and tape width. If you try to
exceed the maximum, an error message appears.
• To start a new block of text, press the+keys.
Text blocks allow you to apply styles to one block at a time. The following example shows two blocks
of text on the display and on a printed label:
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1Block 1 on the display
2Block 2 on the display
3Block 1 printed
4Block 2 printed
• To delete the previous character or line, press thekey.
• To view a detailed preview of your label, press thekey.
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Related tasks
Changing Label Format Settings
Saving Labels
You can store up to 100 saved labels at a time.
To save your label, press thekey. The label you created is saved, and you are ready to create
another one.
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Deleting Labels
Each label you create is numbered. If you delete a saved label, you can reuse its number to create a new
label.
1.To select a label for deletion, press theorkey until you see the label you want.
2.To delete the label, press the+keys.
You see a message asking if you want to delete all the text.
3.Press thekey to delete, or press thekey if you change your mind.
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Adding Symbols
You can select from a variety of graphic symbols to incorporate into your labels.
Note: The Label Editor and Label Editor Lite software include additional symbols and allow you to import
your own graphics and logos.
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1.To add a symbol, press thekey.
You see a list of symbol categories on the display.
2.Use thekey to scroll through the list of categories, then press thekey to select the one you
want.
The symbols appear on the display.
3.Use thekey to highlight the symbol you want and press thekey.
Available Symbols
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Available Symbols
You can select from these symbols:
Measurement
Metric
Abbreviation
Punctuation
Parentheses
Math
Currency
Doublefigure
Greek
Office
Safety
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Facility
Prohibition
Household
Food
Sports
Activity
Occasion
Shipping
Electrical
Animals
Zodiac
Emoticons
Parent topic: Adding Symbols
Adding Frames
You can add frames to your labels, ranging from simple rectangles to graphic borders incorporating
images for special occasions and activities. You can add a frame to a block of text, or to the whole label.
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1.To add a frame, press thekey.
You see the Edit menu on the display.
2.Use thekey to highlight Frame & Table and press thekey.
3.Highlight Frame and press thekey.
You see the frames on the display.
4.Use thekey to highlight the number of the frame you want, or enter the frame number to jump
directly to a frame.
5.Press thekey to select the frame you want.
6.Highlight Whole label or This block and press thekey.
Note: You can add a frame either before or after adding the text to your label, but the frame will not
appear on the preview until you add text.
Available Frames
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Related references
Label Format Settings
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Available Frames
You can select from these frames:
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Parent topic: Adding Frames
Adding Tables
You can add tables containing up to 8 rows (depending on the width of the tape you are using). You can
add as many columns as necessary to each table.
1.To add a table, press thekey.
You see the Edit menu on the display.
2.Use thekey to highlight Frame & Table and press thekey.
3.Highlight Table and press thekey.
You see several table styles to choose from.
4.Use thekey to highlight the table style you want and press thekey.
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5.Highlight Whole label or This block, depending on how you want to use the table and press the
key.
Note: If you select This block, you can add more than one table to a label.
6.To add a new row to the table, press thekey.
7.To add a new column to the table, press the+keys.
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Related references
Label Format Settings
Changing Font Size
You can change the size of the letters, numbers, and symbols on your labels. You can use either the
key to quickly format a simple label, or thekey for more control over the size of individual lines or
text blocks.
Changing the Label Font Size
Changing the Font Size Using the Edit Menu
Parent topic: Creating Labels Using the Keyboard
Changing the Label Font Size
You can quickly change the size of the font on your label.
1.Press thekey.
You see a description of the number of lines on your label and squares representing the text.
2.Press thekey repeatedly until you see the size you want to use.
When the display returns to your label preview, you see your text in the size you have selected.
Parent topic: Changing Font Size
Changing the Font Size Using the Edit Menu
You can use the Edit menu to change the font size for each line or block of text on your label.
1.Press thekey.
You see the Edit menu on the display.
2.Use thekey to highlight Font size and press thekey.
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