Dymo, Introduction, Warranty registration – Esselte DYMO LP300 User Manual

Page 7: Power supply, Changing the cassette, Creating your first label

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Introduction

The Dymo Labelpoint LP300 enables you to create a wide
variety of high quality self-adhesive labels of up to 90
characters.

The Labelpoint uses 6mm (

1

/

4

"), 9mm (

3

/

8

"), 12mm (

1

/

2

") or

19mm (

3

/

4

") wide tape cassettes in a number of label

colours. Labels are back slit for easy removal from the
backing tape. Text can be printed horizontally or vertically
in a variety of sizes and styles and can be left-justified,
right-justified or centred on the label.

Visit www.dymo.com for information on obtaining tapes
and accessories for your LP300.

Warranty Registration

Please complete the warranty registration card and return
it to the relevant address, within seven days– see the
warranty booklet for details.

Power Supply

BATTERIES
Apply pressure to thumb catch then open and lift away

battery compartment cover – see fig

A

, page 2.

Insert six size AA alkaline or re-chargeable Nickel-

cadmium batteries, observing the polarity markings

A

, and close cover.

Remove batteries if the Labelpoint is to be unused for

some time.

AC ADAPTOR (optional)

Connect the AC adaptor to socket

A

. Inserting the

adaptor plug disconnects the supply from the batteries.

Unplug the AC adaptor from the Labelpoint before

disconnecting the mains power to the adaptor,
otherwise last label memory settings will be lost (see
also ON/OFF).

Changing the cassette

Press catch in and open hinged access door

B

.

Hold as shown, then lift cassette

B

straight up and

out.

Ensure tape and ribbon

B

are taut across mouth of

cassette and tape passes between guideposts before
installing as shown. If necessary, turn spool

B

clockwise to tighten ribbon.

Check that cassette switch

B

is set for the cassette type

– see page 2. A notch in the cassette will fit over the
switch when it is set correctly.

Insert cassette with tape and ribbon positioned as

shown between print head

C

and pinch roller

C

.

Push

firmly

C

until cassette

clicks into place. Ensure

tape and ribbon are positioned correctly.

Close door

B

until it clicks shut.

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DYMO

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Creating your first label

You will no doubt be anxious to see what your
new Labelpoint LP300 can do. Before we go on to explore
the many advanced features of the LP300, follow these
simple steps to create your first label:

1. Fit the batteries, or connect the AC adaptor, plug in and

switch on at the wall socket - ‘Power Supply’.

2. Open the cassette compartment lid and check that the

tape cassette is fitted correctly – see page 2 and
‘Changing the Casette’.

3. Close the lid, then press

to switch the power on.

The display should look like this:

4. Use the keyboard to type in your full name.

Each character you enter will appear on the display, for
example:

For an UPPER CASE character, press once followed

by the character required.

Press

CAPS

for all subsequent characters in UPPER

CASE.

Press the space bar once for the space between each

name.

If you make a mistake, press

DEL

to delete the error,

then type in the correction.

5. When you have finished, press

PRINT

. A label will be

printed and will emerge from the slot in the top of the
machine. Wait until the mechanism has stopped, then
press down the cutter lever E to cut off the label and
remove it from the machine.

You should now have a high quality printed name label —
don’t waste it! If this is your personal machine, why not
fix the label to the underside to identify its owner? You
have just found the first of many uses for your DYMO
labels.

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