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Creating Breaker Labels
A breaker label is a multi-cell label used
to label a row of breakers. You select
the breaker height and number of
breakers, enter the text for each
breaker, and print. The result is a long
label with a text for each breaker.
To create a breaker label
1 Press .
2 Select the breaker height and press .
The default breaker height is 1.0”.
3 Select the number of breakers and press .
4 Select the number of poles for each breaker and
press .
5 Select one of the following:
• On to print empty breakers at the end of the label.
• Off to not print empty breakers at the end of
the label.
6 Press .
Each breaker is separated by a line in the display.
7 Enter the text for each breaker in the label.
Press and to move from breaker
to breaker.
By default, a separator line is printed between each cell
on a breaker label. To turn off the separator lines, see
Printing Separator Lines between Cells on page 19.
To create data for the breakers automatically, see
Creating a Series of Labels on page 16.
Creating Module Labels
A module label is a multi-cell label used
to label a row of modules of varying
widths. You set the width of a module
and the number of modules, enter the
text for each module, and print. You
can use multipliers to adjust the width
of individual modules as necessary.
To create a module label
1 Press + .
2 Select the module length and press .
Select the length that applies to the smallest size
module. You can then use multipliers to increase the
size of individual modules that are larger. The default
module length is 0.5”.
3 Select the number of modules and press .
4 Select the multiplier for each module and
press .
5 Select one of the following:
• On to print empty modules at the end of the label.
• Off to not print empty modules at the end of
the label.
6 Press .
Each module is separated by a line in the display.
7 Enter the text for each module.
Press and to move from module
to module.
By default, a separator line is printed between each cell
on a module label. To turn off the separator lines, see
Printing Separator Lines between Cells on page 19.
To create data for the modules automatically, see
Creating a Series of Labels on page 16.
Changing the Label Type
Once you create a label using one label type, you can
easily change the label type without losing your data.
If the data from one label type will not fit in the new label
type, the text that will not fit is shaded in the display.
When you change from a multi-cell label, such as a
breaker label, to a single cell label, such as general or flag,
each cell becomes a new label. All blank cells are deleted.
When you change from a multi-cell label type to
another multi-cell label type, make sure the new label type
contains the same number of cells.
To change the label type
1 Press the Hot Key for the new label type.
2 Make any necessary adjustments to the settings for
the new label type.
Using Barcodes
The printer can generate Code 39 and Code 128
barcodes. You can add a barcode to the following
label types:
Barcodes cannot be printed on 1/4” labels.
The barcode prints horizontally along the label. You can
choose to print the barcode text in small print either
below or above the barcode. Optionally, you can add text
before and after the barcode and serialize barcodes.
Adding a Barcode
The barcode text appears on the label in the display just
like any other text. If the cursor is positioned within the
barcode text, the type of barcode and the position of the
barcode text are displayed in the caption bar.
General Flag
Fixed length Module