Setup
2-4
Functions of various parts
RS-232C
Interface
Allows connection to a computer
or handy terminal
Label
guide
Set to meet the size
of the label used
RS-232C
cover
Protects the RS-232C connector
from dust and damage
Label
guide
adjust dial
Allows adjustment of the label
guide to fit the width of an
installed label roll
Cover Opens up to allow the installa-
tion of labels
Cover for
Label
guide
adjust dial
Protects the label guide adjust-
ment dial from dust or damage
Cover
Open/
Close
lever
Enables the user to releases the
cover, or to lock the cover shut
Label out-
put area
This is the area where the
printed label is output
Easy cut-
ter
Cuts printed labels Label width
markings
Indicates the width of label
installed or in use.
IrDA filter Contains the IrDA (infrared)
sensor and emitter
DC input
jack
Connects to AC adapter which
supplies direct current to the
printer
DIP switch Sets the operation mode of the
printer. (See page 4-1.)
Cover for
DC input
jack
Protects the DC input terminal
and DIP switch fro dust and
damage
Dispenser
unit
Moved to select
Dispense mode
FEED key Press to feed label
POWER
key
Allows the user to turns ON/OFF
the printer
PRINT key Takes the printer Online
or Offline
Battery
cover
Cover for special
battery pack
Status LED Indicates the
status of the printer. (See pages
3-13,3-14, 6-1 and 6-2)
Battery
indicator
(LED)
Indicates the amount of battery
power remaining for the printer
Belt clip Suspends the printer on a belt,
to allow greater mobility
* Do not hang the printer on to
anything but a belt
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