LabelWorks LW-600P User's Guide
Contents LabelWorks LW-600P User's Guide ........................................................................................................... 7 Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer .................................................................................................. Product Box Contents .......................................................................................................................... Notations Used in the Documentation ..........................................
Inserting Symbols in Label Editor.............................................................................................. Inserting Barcodes in Label Editor ............................................................................................ Inserting QR Codes in Label Editor........................................................................................... Inserting Tables in Label Editor.................................................................................................
Using the Label Editor Lite Wizard ............................................................................................ 78 Feeding and Cutting the Tape in Label Editor Lite ......................................................................... 79 Printing Labels With Label Editor Lite ............................................................................................ 80 Applying Your Labels...................................................................................................
Tape Cartridge Safety Instructions ................................................................................................ 99 AC Adapter Safety Instructions.................................................................................................... 100 Battery Safety Instructions........................................................................................................... 100 FCC Compliance Statement...............................................................................
LabelWorks LW-600P User's Guide Welcome to the LabelWorks LW-600P User's Guide.
Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer See these sections to learn more about your label printer and this manual.
Notations Used in the Documentation Follow the guidelines in these notations as you read your documentation: • Warnings must be followed carefully to avoid bodily injury. • Cautions must be observed to avoid damage to your equipment. • Notes contain important information about your label printer. • Tips contain additional label printing information.
6 Tape ejection slot 7 Tape cover Back 1 Bluetooth button 2 Power port 3 USB port 4 Battery cover 5 Security cable attachment point Parent topic: Introduction to Your LabelWorks Printer 10
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 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.
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.
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 approximately 0.25 inch (6 mm) to 1 inch (24 mm). 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.
2. Remove any slack from the tape using a pencil or pen. 3. Lift up the tape cover. 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.
5. Close the tape cover. To remove a tape cartridge, open the cover, grasp the sides of the tape, then lift it out of 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 the The power button. Bluetooth light turns on. Note: The Bluetooth light flashes at differing intervals depending on the Bluetooth status. • To turn off the printer, press the power button.
Using the Label Printer With Your Mobile Device Follow the instructions in these sections to use the label printer with your mobile device. Installing iLabel Enabling Bluetooth Discovery Mode Connecting the Label Printer to Your Mobile Device Installing iLabel Download the Epson iLabel app from the Google Play Store or the App StoreSM. Parent topic: Using the Label Printer With Your Mobile Device Enabling Bluetooth Discovery Mode Check that Bluetooth is enabled on the printer before connecting.
2. Press the power button and the Bluetooth button at the same time. The printer powers on and the Bluetooth light pulses. 3. Pair your device to the printer using the instructions for your device's operating system. Parent topic: Using the Label Printer With Your Mobile Device Connecting the Label Printer to Your Mobile Device Follow the instructions in these sections to connect the printer to your mobile device.
Pairing is complete when the printer is listed in the paired devices list. Note: The Bluetooth icon in the status bar on your device does not change after pairing is complete, nor does the connection status display on the Bluetooth settings screen. 5. Open iLabel. 6. Tap the icon. 7. Tap Printer. 8. Tap LW-600P.
Using the Printer With Your Computer Follow the instructions in these sections to use the label printer with your computer. Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Using Label Editor for Windows Using Label Editor Lite for OS X Connecting the Printer to Your Computer To use the software with your LabelWorks printer, you need to connect the printer to your computer with the included USB cable. 1.
Getting Started With Label Editor Follow the instructions in these sections to get started using Label Editor for Windows. Installing Label Editor Starting Label Editor Label Editor Main Window Label Editor Toolbars Parent topic: Using Label Editor for Windows Installing Label Editor Download the software from Epson's support website.Visit the driver download site (U.S. downloads or Canadian downloads). 1. Follow the instructions on the screen to install both the application and the driver. 2.
Note: If you want to go directly to the main screen when you start Label Editor, check Do Not Display This Dialog at Startup. 2. Select your printer and tape width, if necessary. 3. Do one of the following and click OK (or click Cancel to go straight to the main Label Editor screen): • To start with a blank label, select Horizontal Text. • To create labels with text from a spreadsheet or other file, select Import (Horizontal Text). • To start with a ready-made label from the catalog, select Label Catalog.
Label Editor Main Window 1 Operation guide bar 2 Edit toolbar 3 Text toolbar 4 Font box 5 Green handle 6 Label area (The red line indicates the area that will be printed.) 7 Workspace (You can temporarily move a block to this area outside the label.
Label Editor Toolbars The toolbars on the main window provide easy access to the main features of Label Editor.
Redo the last undo action Open the properties window for the selected block Feed the tape Feed and cut the tape Layout toolbar Rotate the selected block 90° counterclockwise Rotate the selected block 90° clockwise Center the selected block vertically on the label Center the selected block horizontally on the label Evenly distribute multiple blocks horizontally Evenly distribute multiple blocks vertically Align the selected block at the beginning of the label Align the selected block at the end of the label
Text toolbar Make the selected text bold Make the selected text italic Underline the selected text Reverse the selected text and background (change black text on white background to white on black) Change the text style Click the arrow next to the icon to select outlining and other special effects Align the text with the left side of the block Align the text in the center of the block Align the text with the right side of the block Justify the text so it is spaced evenly in the block Change the text direct
Setting Default Preferences in Label Editor Working With Blocks in Label Editor Adding Borders in Label Editor Inserting Images in Label Editor Inserting Symbols in Label Editor Inserting Barcodes in Label Editor Inserting QR Codes in Label Editor Inserting Tables in Label Editor Inserting the Date and Time in Label Editor Inserting a Background Pattern in Label Editor Inserting Lines and Shapes in Label Editor Inserting Text Art in Label Editor Editing Layout in Label Editor Editing Text Design in Label Ed
2. Enter text in the label, then click outside the label.
3. To change the font and size, select the text box and select the font name and font size from the selection boxes. (You can use any font installed on your computer.) 4. To save your label, click the Save icon, enter a file name, and click Save. 5. When you are ready to print, click the Print icon. You see a window like this: 6. Select the number of labels you want in the Copies box. 7. Click OK to print.
Editing Text Design in Label Editor Setting Default Preferences in Label Editor You can define default settings for the Label Editor screen, text formatting and printing options, and other features. 1. Open the Settings menu and select Preferences. You see a window like this: 2. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 3. Select the options you want to use as default settings. 4. To select colors, click the Color bar and select from the color chart that appears. 5.
Your text appears as you type it in. 3. To select the text block you have typed, click outside the text. Green handles appear around the text block: 4. Do any of the following: • To move the block, simply click and drag it as desired. You can add multiple blocks to a label by dragging them to the right of an existing block on the label area. The label automatically expands to accommodate the new block.
Adding Borders in Label Editor You can select from a variety of borders for your labels and ribbons. 1. Enter the text for your label. 2. Click the Border icon. You see this window: 3. Select the border you want and click OK. The border appears on your label. 4. Do the following to adjust the size of the border and position of the text, if necessary: • To make the border wider, click and drag on the right side of the border. The white label area expands as you drag the border.
Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting Images in Label Editor You can add your own logos, photos, or graphics to your labels and ribbons. 1. Click the Image icon. 2. Locate and select the file you want to use on your computer and click Open. You see an outline of your image block. Note: Color photos or other images appear in black and white only. 3. Drag the block where you want the image to appear, and click the block to display it on your label. 4.
8. When you are finished, click OK. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting Symbols in Label Editor You can select from a variety of ready-made graphic symbols to use in your labels and ribbons. 1. Click the Symbol icon. You see this window: 2. Use the arrows at the top of the window to scroll through the available categories. Use the scroll bar on the right to scroll through the available symbols in each category. 3.
5. Adjust the size and position of the symbol and text. 6. To adjust the symbol format, if necessary, double-click the symbol. You see this window: 7. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 8. Select the options you want. 9. When you are finished, click OK.
1. Click the Barcode icon. You see this window: 2. Select the type of barcode you want to create. 3. To include the code number beneath the barcode, select the Display text checkbox. 4. Enter the code number for your barcode in the Code box. 5. Enter the barcode size, positioning, and font information as necessary, and click OK. You see a message about adding margins on the sides of your barcode.
Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting QR Codes in Label Editor You can create labels with a QR code for many purposes, such as linking to URLs, file storage services, or social media applications. One-inch (24 mm) wide black-on-white tape is recommended for the fastest QR code recognition. Note: When embedding content from social media applications, consider your privacy settings.
2. Select the type of QR code you want to create. 3. Enter the URL or other text in the Code box. 4. Select the Error Correction Level and Symbol Size options as necessary, and click OK. Note: Small or Medium Symbol Size settings are recommended. You see a message about adding margins around the QR code. Note: If you do not want to see this message, select the Display tab on the Barcode window and deselect the Message On checkbox. 5. Click OK. You see the outline of your QR code block. 6.
Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting Tables in Label Editor You can add customized tables to your labels. 1. Click the Table icon. You see this window: 2. Select the table settings you want to use and click OK. The table appears on your label. 3. To resize the table, click and drag one of the green dots to the size you want. 4. To format the table, select it and click the You see a window like this: 39 Properties icon.
5. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 6. Select the options you want. 7. When you are finished, click OK. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting the Date and Time in Label Editor You can add the date and/or time to your labels and have it automatically updated. 1. Open the Insert menu and select Date and Time.
2. Select the date, update method, and display format options you want to use. 3. Select any of the tabs to display additional text formatting options. 4. Select the options you want. 5. Click OK. You see the outline of your date block. 6. Drag the block where you want the date and/or time to appear, then click the block to display it on your label. 7. If you need to adjust the size, click and drag one of the green handles.
2. Do one of the following: • Select one of the available background patterns. • To create your own pattern, click Original Background Pattern, and click New.
Use the tools to design your pattern and click OK. Once you have designed a pattern, Label Editor saves it with the ready-made background patterns you can use it again. • To create a text background pattern, click Text Background Pattern. You see this window: Enter the text for your background, then select the Font, Style, and Size options you want to use. 3. Click OK. You see your background pattern on the Label Editor main screen.
2. Click the line or shape you want to draw. Note: If you select the regular polygon shape, you can choose a polygon (and set the number of sides) or a star (and set the number and ratio of points). 3. Click on your label on the screen. Your cursor turns into a pencil. 4. Drag the pencil to draw your line or shape. Note: For some lines, you need to click to anchor the line segment, then double-click to finish the line. 5. To format the line or shape, double-click it.
6. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 7. Select the options you want. 8. When you are finished, click OK. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Related tasks Working With Blocks in Label Editor Inserting Text Art in Label Editor You can add curves or other special effects to text on your labels and ribbons. 1. Open the Insert menu and select Text Art. You see this window: 2.
4. Select the curve and transformation options you want to use. You see a preview of your text art in the window. 5. Click the Decoration tab. 6. Select any Fill, Border, and Reverse settings you want to use. 7. Click OK. You see the outline of your text art block. 8. Drag the block where you want the text art to appear, then click the block to display it on your label.
3. Do any of the following. • To reposition overlapping blocks, click Block Order and select any of the available options. • To flip a block horizontally or vertically, click Flip and select one of the options. • To rotate a block, click Rotate and select one of the options. • To align one or more blocks, click Align and select one of the options. • To reposition a block interactively, click Set Position, select one of the options, click OK, and click on the label where you want to position the block.
Editing Text Design in Label Editor You can use the Text Settings window to apply more text formatting options to your label than those available in the Text toolbar or Text menu. 1. Click a text block on the Label Editor main screen to select it. You see green handles around the selected block. 2. Click the Properties icon. You see this window: 3. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 4. Select the options you want. You see a preview of the text in the window. 5.
Creating Numbered Label Sequences in Label Editor Parent topic: Using Label Editor for Windows Creating Labels from Imported Data in Label Editor You can create a series of labels using the data from one or more spreadsheet columns. This lets you quickly create address labels from your entire address book, for example. The following file formats are supported: .csv, .txt, .xls, .xlxs, and .xlsm. Note: To use .xls, .xlxs, or .xlsm file formats, you must have Microsoft Excel installed on your computer. 1.
4. Click the Import icon. You see a window like this: 5. Select one of the columns that you want to import and click OK. You see the outline of an import frame. 6. Drag the frame where you want the data to appear on your label.
You see the data from the current row on the label layout: 7. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until all the data you want to import appears on the label. 8. Adjust the size and position of the import frames as necessary. 9. To save your label project, click the Save icon, enter a file name, and click Save. 10. To select specific rows to print, click the checkbox to the right of the row number in the Data window. A green check mark appears next to the row number.
12. Select the number of labels you want in the Copies box. 13. Select the options you want in the Data Importing section. 14. Click OK to print your labels.
Creating Ribbons With Repeated Patterns in Label Editor You can easily create ribbons with repeated patterns of text and graphics. Load ribbon tape in your label printer before you print. Note: For best results, turn off the auto cutter and use scissors to cut the ribbon. 1. Enter the text for your label. You can use normal text or text art for curved or transformed text. 2. Select the font and size for the text. 3. Add symbols, images, or a border, if desired. 4. Click the Ribbon icon.
Parent topic: Creating Special Format Labels Using Label Editor Related tasks Inserting Images in Label Editor Inserting Symbols in Label Editor Adding Borders in Label Editor Printing Labels in Label Editor Creating Equipment Management Labels in Label Editor You can select from several templates for equipment management labels and modify the templates as necessary. You can create a series of equipment management labels by entering the text manually or by importing it from a file. 1.
2. Scroll down to view the available templates, select the one you want to use, and click OK. You see a window like this: 3. Do one of the following: • Select Data Entry, enter the text for each field, and click OK. • Select Data Importing (for Multiple Labels), click Reference, and select the data file you want to use. Follow the instructions for importing data.
4. Do any of the following: • To edit the default field labels, double-click each text block and enter the text you want. • To format the text you entered, double-click it on the layout window. • To create additional labels using the same template, enter the text in the Data window. After you complete each row, a blank row appears below it. 5. To save your label project, click the Save icon, enter a file name, and click Save. 6. Click the Print icon. 7.
2. Select a category on the left, then scroll through the label images to select the one you want. Note: To limit your selection to the tape width you are using, click the arrow under Tape Width and select the width. 3. To edit a selected label, click Edit. You see the label on the Label Editor screen. You can use any of the available editing tools to edit the label blocks. 4. To print a sleected label, click Print. 5. Select the number of copies and any other settings you want. 6. Click OK to print.
Creating Numbered Label Sequences in Label Editor You can create copies of a label that are automatically numbered in sequence using numerals or letters of the alphabet. 1. Create the text for your label. 2. Open the Insert menu and select Alphanumeric Sequence. You see this window: 3. Select Numerals or Alphabetic Value as the Attributes option. 4. Enter one or more # symbols as the Format option to represent the number of digits you want in your sequence. 5.
8. Select the Font, Size, Text Position, and Style options as necessary for the sequence. 9. Click OK. You see the outline of your sequence number block on the Label Editor main screen. 10. Drag the sequence block where you want the number to appear, then click to display it on your label. 11. If you need to adjust the size, click and drag one of the green handles. 12. To save your label project, click the Save icon, enter a file name, and click Save. 13. Click the Print icon.
15. Select the Paginate with Alphanumeric Sequence checkbox. 16. Click OK to print. Parent topic: Creating Special Format Labels Using Label Editor Printing Labels With Label Editor Follow the instructions in these sections to print using Label Editor. Printing Labels in Label Editor Label Editor Printer Settings Print-Paste Printing in Label Editor Parent topic: Using Label Editor for Windows Printing Labels in Label Editor When you have finished designing a label, you are ready to print. 1.
2. Select the number of copies. 3. If you are printing a numbered sequence of labels, select the Paginate with Alphanumeric Sequence checkbox. 4. If you are printing a series of labels with imported data, select the options you want in the Data Importing section. 5. To turn off collation when printing multiple copies of labels with imported data, select the Print Order checkbox in the Import section. 6.
8. To select additional printing options, click Printer Settings. You see this window: 9. Select any of the tabs to display the available options. 10. Select the options you want. 11. Click OK to close the window. 12. Click OK to print. Parent topic: Printing Labels With Label Editor Related references Label Editor Printer Settings Label Editor Printer Settings The Printer Settings options let you adjust many label features as you print, including the orientation of text and mirror printing.
Setting Options Description Various widths available Sets the width of the loaded tape Paper tab Tape Width Get Tape Width: detects the width of the loaded tape automatically Orientation Vertical Horizontal Print Setting Mirror Print Graphics tab 63 Sets the orientation of the label text Select Yes for mirror-image printing on clear labels for use on transparent surfaces
Setting Options Description Resolution 180 dpi Sets the print quality automatically Dithering Rough Sets the method for printing imported images Fine Line Art BW Concentration BW: lets you set the threshold for turning grayscale images into black and white –3 to +3 Decreases or increases the print density Cut each label Sets how the label is cut Cut after job Cut each label: cuts each label as it is printed Options tab Cut Setting Don't cut Cut after job: prints multiple labels in a print
Print-Paste Printing in Label Editor You can create labels from imported data and select individual data fields or columns to print on separate labels. For example, instead of including the item name, code, and price on one label, you can create three separate labels, one for each item. This is called print-paste printing in Label Editor. 1. Create or open a label project with imported data. You see a label with the layout you have selected. 2. Select the layout window. 3.
6. Click the Print icon.
7. Select the Set Print Range checkbox in the Print-Paste Printing section. 8. Select the individual labels you want to print. 9. To turn off collation when printing multiple copies, select the Print Order checkbox in the Print-Paste Printing section. 10. Select additional print options as necessary. 11. Click OK to print.
Using Label Editor Lite for OS X The Label Editor Lite software makes it easy to create labels using a Mac, as described in these sections. Getting Started With Label Editor Lite Designing Labels With Label Editor Lite Feeding and Cutting the Tape in Label Editor Lite Printing Labels With Label Editor Lite Parent topic: Using the Printer With Your Computer Getting Started With Label Editor Lite Follow the instructions in these sections to get started using Label Editor Lite for OS X.
Starting Label Editor Lite After you have installed the Label Editor Lite software and connected the printer to your computer, you can start using Label Editor Lite. 1. Choose Applications > Label Editor Lite.
Label Editor Lite Main Window 1 Label preview area 2 File area 3 History area 4 Insert area 5 Text editing area 6 Font settings list 7 Tape length settings area 8 Tape width settings area 9 Printing area 10 Zoom area 70
Parent topic: Getting Started With Label Editor Lite Designing Labels With Label Editor Lite Follow the instructions in these sections to design a variety of label and ribbon types.
2. Select the options you want to use as default settings. Note: The settings are applied to the next object you create. 3. Click OK. 4. Click OK again. You return to the main window.
Creating a Basic Label in Label Editor Lite You can easily create a label with text and graphics and print it on your label printer. 1. Start Label Editor Lite. You see the main Label Editor Lite screen: 2. Select the printer and tape width, 3. Enter the text for your label in the text field. The text appears in the text editing area and the label preview area. 4. To change the font and size, select the text box, and select the font name and font size from the selection boxes.
5. To save your label, click the save icon, enter the file name, select any tags, and click Save. 6. When you are ready to print, click the print icon. You see a window like this: 7. Select the number of labels you want in the Copies box. 8. Click Print. You see a tape width confirmation message. 9. Click OK to print.
2. Do any of the following: • Change the font by selecting it in the font list • Emphasize the text using the options bold, italic, • Change the text justification using the options underline, or left justify, center, or strikethrough buttons or menu right justify buttons or menu • Change the font size in the Font Size list The text is updated as you select font options.
5. Click OK. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Lite Inserting the Date and Time in Label Editor Lite You can add the date and/or time to your labels and have it automatically updated. 1. Click the date icon. You see this window: 2. Select the date format option you want to use. 3. Click OK. The date appears in the label. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Lite Adding Borders in Label Editor Lite You can select from a variety of borders for your labels and ribbons. 1.
2. Click the border icon. You see this window: 3. Select the Border, Line Style, and Line Thickness options you want to use. 4. Click OK. The border appears in the label. Parent topic: Designing Labels With Label Editor Lite Inserting QR Codes in Label Editor Lite You can create labels with a QR code for many purposes, such as linking to URLs, file storage services, or social media applications. One-inch (24 mm) wide black-on-white tape is recommended for the fastest QR code recognition.
Note: When embedding content from social media applications, consider your privacy settings. When embedding content from file storage services, check the sharing settings to ensure that other people can view the content. 1. Click the QR code icon. You see this window: 2. Enter the URL or other text in the Code box. 3. Select the QRCode position option you want to use. 4. Click OK. The QR code appears in the label.
2. Click the arrow to expand the list of template files. Note: Template previews appear in the template window. 3. Select a template and click OK. The template opens on the Label Editor Lite main screen. 4. Edit the template as you would any other label.
Printing Labels With Label Editor Lite When you have finished designing a label, you are ready to print. 1. Click the print icon. You see a window like this: 2. Select the number of copies. 3. Select the Mirror Print checkbox if you want the label to print on clear tape to be used on a transparent surface. 4. Select the Concentration setting to decrease or increase the print density. 5. Select the Cut option you want to use. 6. Click Print.
Applying Your Labels Follow the instructions in these sections to apply your printed labels. Applying Standard Labels Iron-on Labels Applying Standard Labels Your printed labels are easy to attach to most surfaces. Caution: Depending on the environment and the surface to which you attach them, labels may peel off or become discolored, and the adhesive may remain on or damage the surface. Epson is not responsible for any damage or loss due to these causes.
Parent topic: Applying Your Labels Iron-on Labels You can apply iron-on labels to the following types of fabric: • 100% cotton • 100% linen • 100% polyester • Cotton/polyester blends • Fabrics with a flat, smooth surface Note: Do not apply iron-on labels to textured fabrics such as terry cloth, corduroy, or flannel; roughly woven fabrics; fabrics with a rough surface such as denim; waterproof fabrics; or fabrics which require a cool iron.
5. Press the iron firmly down on the entire label, holding the iron still for about 10 to 15 seconds. Repeat this step 3 or 4 times. Parent topic: Iron-on Labels Iron-on Label Tips Keep this information in mind when using iron-on labels: • Labels are made from non-toxic materials; however, attached labels are stiff, and may rub or scratch the skin if direct contact occurs. • Labels are dry-cleanable and machine washable. • Keep the label length short (up to about half the width of the iron soleplate).
• Never clean the labels with chemicals or solvents such as benzine, thinner, or alcohol. Otherwise, the print on the label may become faint or distorted. • If labels are exposed to direct sunlight for long periods of time, yellowing may occur. • Iron-on labels do not adhere to non-fabric materials such as paper or leather. • When using bleach or spot detergent, make sure you test it in advance.
Cleaning the Printer Follow the instructions in these sections to clean your label printer. Cleaning the Outside of the Printer Cleaning the Print Head Cleaning the Outside of the Printer Before cleaning the printer, turn off the power and unplug the AC adapter. • To remove dust or dirt, use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. • To remove stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth moistened with water. Caution: Do not use benzene, paint thinner, alcohol, or other chemicals to clean the printer.
4. Use a dry cotton swab to gently clean the print head as shown.
Solving Problems Check the solutions in this section if you have any problems using the printer.
1 Error light 2 Battery light 3 Bluetooth light Light Bluetooth battery error Condition Printer status Plusing Bluetooth enabled On Bluetooth connection established Flashing quickly Performing operations such as printing or label cutting Flashing once every 5 seconds Bluetooth disabled On Low batteries; replace batteries soon Flashing quickly Replace batteries Flashing quickly Printer error; check the message displayed on the connected computer or mobile device for error information
Related references Where to Get Help Related tasks Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges Installing Batteries Solutions to Problems Pairing with Bluetooth If you connected your mobile device to your printer using Bluetooth, try these solutions: • Make sure the mobile device's Bluetooth is turned on. • Check to see if the printer's Bluetooth light is pulsing. If not, enable Bluetooth on the printer and try pairing with the printer again. • Check if the printer is communicating with another mobile device.
Related tasks Installing Batteries Inserting and Removing Tape Cartridges Connecting the AC Adapter Turning the Printer On and Off Solutions to Computer Printing Problems If you are having trouble printing from your computer, try these solutions: • Check for messages on the computer screen. • Make sure the printer is connected to your computer. • Make sure the printer driver is installed and the computer has been restarted after installation.
Creating a Basic Label in Label Editor Lite Creating a Basic Label in Label Editor Printing Labels in Label Editor Printing Labels With Label Editor Lite Solutions to Tape Cutting Problems If the printer does not cut after printing, try these solutions: • Make sure the cut setting is selected in the software. • If you are printing from your computer, make sure the cut setting option is set. • If the cutter blade is dull, contact Epson for technical support.
Parent topic: Solving Problems Related tasks Applying Standard Labels Solutions to Problems With Iron-on Labels If you are having trouble applying an iron-on label, try these solutions: • If labels curl after ironing or fall off after washing, try raising the iron temperature (within the suggested temperature range). • Make sure you press the iron down on the entire label. • Try holding the iron down for 15 to 20 seconds. • Try trimming the corners of the label.
• Description of the problem Then call: • U.S.: (562) 276-7245, 6 AM to 8 PM, Pacific Time, Monday through Friday, and 7 AM to 4 PM, Pacific Time, Saturday • Canada: (905) 709-2567, 6 AM to 8 PM, Pacific Time, Monday through Friday, and 7 AM to 4 PM, Pacific Time, Saturday Days and hours of support are subject to change without notice. Toll or long distance charges may apply. Purchase Supplies and Accessories Epson offers a wide array of tapes and ribbons for multiple uses.
Technical Specifications These sections list the technical specifications of your printer. Label Editor Software System Requirements Label Editor Lite Software System Requirements Mobile Device System Requirements Label Printer Specifications Label Printer Power Supply Specifications Label Editor Software System Requirements To use the Label Editor software, your computer should meet these requirements: Operating system Windows 8.
Operating system OS X 10.9 OS X 10.8.x OS X 10.7.x OS X 10.6.x Hard drive space About 40MB Display 1024 × 768 (XGA) or higher resolution Interface USB 1.1 Full-speed Note: Visit Epson's support website at epson.com/support (U.S.) or epson.ca/support (Canada) for the latest in compatibility and drivers for your product.
Label Printer Specifications Dimensions Width: (approximate) 2.1 inches (54 mm) Depth: 5.2 inches (132 mm) Height: 5.7 inches (146 mm) Weight 0.97 lb (440 g) (approximate; excluding batteries and tape cartridge) Supported tape widths 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4, and 1 inch (6, 9, 12, 18, and 24 mm) Interfaces USB 1.
Battery AA alkaline battery × 6 Parent topic: Technical Specifications 97
Notices Check these sections for important notices about your label printer. Note: Epson offers a recycling program for end of life products. Please go to epson.com/recycle for information on how to return your products for proper disposal. Important Safety Instructions FCC Compliance Statement Trademarks Copyright Notice Important Safety Instructions Before using your label printer, read and follow these safety instructions.
• Do not block or insert objects into the AC adapter port or tape ejection slot. • Avoid locations that are subject to rapid changes in heat or humidity, shocks or vibrations, or dust.
Related tasks Printing Labels With Label Editor Lite AC Adapter Safety Instructions • Use only the AC adapter and power cord that came with your product. Do not use the AC adapter with any other equipment and use only with the specified voltage. Using the wrong AC adapter and power cord may result in damage, overheating, fire, or electric shock. • Plug the power cord firmly into the outlet. When removing the plug from the outlet, grasp the plug firmly and do not pull on the cord.
• Insert batteries so that the polarities (+ and –) are correct. • Remove dead batteries promptly. • Do not heat batteries or throw them in fire or water. • Do not remove batteries with metal objects such as tweezers or the tip of a pen. • Make sure to follow local battery disposal regulations. Parent topic: Important Safety Instructions FCC Compliance Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
established by the FCC for this equipment. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain and use a shielded equipment interface cable with this device. If this equipment has more than one interface connector, do not leave cables connected to unused interfaces. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. For Canadian Users CAN ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B).
Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be liable for any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original Epson Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation. Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be held liable for any damage resulting from electromagnetic interference that occurs from the use of any interface cables other than those designated as Epson approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation.
