Quick Setup Guide

On: Press the Power ( ) Button to turn the Label Printer On. The Status LED turns green.
Off: Press and hold the Power ( ) Button to turn the Label Printer Off.
The indicators light and flash to indicate the Label Printer's status.
* Rapidly = three times per second.
5. Turn Power On/Off
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
• If you are using a DK Die cut label, the end of the label is aligned automatically after you press the Power ( ) Button.
• If a different label is set, press the Feed Button to align the end of the label.
6. LED Indications
Status LED Condition
Not lit Power is Off
Steady green light
The Label Printer is in one of the following modes:
• Idle mode
• Feeding mode
• Printing mode
• Cutting mode
Flashing green light
The Label Printer is doing one of the following:
• Receiving data
• Canceling the print job
Steady orange light
One of the following is occurring:
• The DK Roll Compartment Cover is open. Close the DK Roll Compartment Cover correctly.
• The Label Printer is in Reset mode.
• If the Status LED lights in orange for 0.5 second after printing, the Label Printer is erasing all
print data.
For more information, see the User's Guide.
Flashing orange light
• The Label Printer is in Cooling mode.
• Label Printer settings are being reset.
For more information on resetting the Label Printer, see the User’s Guide.
Steady red light
• The Label Printer is in Boot mode. If the Label Printer remains in Boot mode, contact Brother
Customer Service.
• The Label Printer’s firmware may need to be updated. For more information on updating the
firmware, see the User’s Guide.
Flashing red light
If the red light flashes at one second intervals, one of the following errors has occurred:
• Roll end error
• No media error
• Wrong media error
• Feed error
• Cover open error
• Transferred data error
If the red light is off for one second, flashes twice rapidly*, and turns off again, then a cutter error
has occurred.
If the red light flashes rapidly*, there is a system error.
Contact Brother Customer Service.
NOTE
See the Troubleshooting section in this guide for tips on how to fix errors.