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Hazardous Waste Labels Application

Layouts

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Hazardous waste - General

Hazardous waste - CA

Option

Description

Outline view

Size

6 x 6 (152 x 152)

Suggested colors

Red and black on yellow

Prompt windows

Color

Manifest Document No.

Name

Accumulation Start Date

Address

EPA Waste No.

Phone

DOT Shipping Name

City

Contents Composition

State

UN or NA No.

Zip

Copies

EPA ID No.

Option

Description

Outline view

Size

6 x 6 (152 x 152)

Suggested colors

Red and black on yellow

Prompt windows

Color

Manifest Document No.

Attributes

EPA Waste No.

Name

CA Waste No.

Address

Accumulation Start Date

Phone

Contents Composition

City

DOT Shipping Name

State

UN or NA No.

Zip

Copies

EPA ID No.

HAZARDOUS

WASTE

HAZARDOUS

WASTE

Summary of Contents for POWERMark

Page 1: ...User s Guide Manuel d utilisation Manual de usauario...

Page 2: ...t to make changes without further notice to any product or system herein to improve reliability function or design Reproduction of this material in part or whole is strictly prohibited without the wri...

Page 3: ...invoice to W H Brady Inc Signmark Division 56 Leek Cr Richmond Hill ON L4B 1H1 Attention Repair The machine will be returned to you after repair freight prepaid by W H Brady Inc Brady Warranty Our pr...

Page 4: ...of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference in which case required corrective measures will be at the owner s expense The user is cautioned that any changes or modification...

Page 5: ...7 connector IEC 320 conductor size 3 x 1 00 mm2 description H05VVF3G1 0 typ stranding 32 0 2 mm current rating 10A voltage rating 250 VAC maximum length less than 3 meters United Kingdom Ireland South...

Page 6: ...ight 45 pounds 20 25 kg Environmental characteristics z Ambient operating temperature 40 F to 105 F 4 C to 41 C z Relative humidity 20 to 80 non condensing z Storage requirements 0 F to 140 F 18 C to...

Page 7: ...clearing 1 22 Typing all capital letters 1 23 Typing special characters 1 25 Typing accented characters 1 25 Setting system defaults 1 26 Checking system status 1 29 Chapter 2 Label Creation 2 1 Creat...

Page 8: ...bel 3 24 Setting the time 3 25 Setting the date 3 26 Setting the date time format 3 27 Creating sequences 3 28 Working with bar codes 3 30 Inserting a bar code on a label 3 31 Selecting bar code optio...

Page 9: ...les 5 9 Deleting saved files 5 10 Clearing a memory card 5 12 Chapter 6 Using the Printer with a PC 6 1 Requirements 6 2 Setting up the print driver 6 3 Installing the print driver 6 3 Connecting the...

Page 10: ...x Specifications...

Page 11: ...your labels and signs you use the standard keyboard attached to the printer A display screen on the front of the printer lets you preview what you ve typed By just pressing the function keys on the ke...

Page 12: ...r Your system is so easy to set up you ll be creating labels in just minutes Follow these steps to get started 1 Remove the bag from around the printer 2 Press the red cover release button and raise t...

Page 13: ...of the printer as shown below Plug the other end of the cord into an AC power outlet Note Be sure the AC power outlet is located near the printer and is easily accessible Note Users in countries outsi...

Page 14: ...cation window appears The items listed depend on which applications are available in your system Refer to Using the display screen on page 1 13 for details on using the windows and for other introduct...

Page 15: ...pe is removed from the tape feed slot and starts to rewind around the tape roll Grasp the tape spool and pull it toward you compressing the spring on the near side of the printer When the gray tape ro...

Page 16: ...r the blue drive cone in the lower right side of the machine Pull the tape spool toward you then place the opposite end of the gray tape roll insert over the blue drive cone on that side 5 Flip the bl...

Page 17: ...Note that you may need to first slide the two red tape guides out of the way A set of arrows marks the tape feed slot Feed the tape in below those arrows 8 Slide the two red tape guides towards the t...

Page 18: ...n is located on the lower right side of the printer as shown on page 1 2 3 If a ribbon is already installed remove the ribbon cartridge case from the printer Locate the clear ribbon cartridge case in...

Page 19: ...n roll inserts no longer cover the blue drive cones lift the ribbon cartridge case out of the printer 4 Set the ribbon cartridge case on a flat surface and open the case If the case contains a ribbon...

Page 20: ...u are inserting so that the blue memory cell flag is on the far right side of the cartridge Place the ribbon cartridge into the ribbon cartridge case ensuring that the memory cell flag is in the openi...

Page 21: ...artridge case 9 Place the near end of the gray ribbon roll inserts over each of the blue drive cones in the upper left side of the printer Grasp both sides of the case and pull it toward you so that t...

Page 22: ...up your system 10 Flip the blue memory cell flag clockwise so that it is seated in the red memory cell holder 11 Close the printer cover by pressing down on the top right side until you hear it click...

Page 23: ...ing signs You can also choose to create a freeform label which gives you complete control over setting up labels and selecting options Chapter 2 discusses each of these label creation methods Note Whe...

Page 24: ...tions describing the specialty applications located at the end of this guide The screen on your system displays several types of information as shown in the following illustrations and discussed in th...

Page 25: ...ff Underline Off Type Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Selection window Displays options you can set and choices you can make 1 1 1 1 High Pressure Steam Message window Displays information or instructio...

Page 26: ...tion area The navigation area indicates the number of the label area and line you are currently working in It also displays the current label length and provides a way to quickly move to other labels...

Page 27: ...unit of measure selected for the Length Units option See Setting system defaults on page 1 26 for more information The preview area The preview area is designed to give you an idea of what a label wil...

Page 28: ...s underlining have on off options For other options such as Justification you can select from several choices Continue to press the keys to scroll through the available choices The setting that is dis...

Page 29: ...Type Options window all changes are stored in the same change marker If you prefer to have fewer change markers make your first type change place the cursor on that change marker and make your other c...

Page 30: ...ng you have done ask you to confirm an action such as deleting a file or tell you what you ve done wrong if you ve made an error Many of these messages disappear from the screen automatically although...

Page 31: ...unction off Note that you cannot type over markers If you come to a marker while you are overtyping the text will all be inserted in front of the marker When you want to stop overtyping text press the...

Page 32: ...restore defaults Clears all text and markers from the text buffer for all labels and all areas and resets Setup options to their default settings See Setting system defaults on page 1 26 When you retu...

Page 33: ...te and or time on the label Hold down the Shift key and press this key to change the date time format or change the system date or time Refer to Using the date and time option on page 3 24 Density Let...

Page 34: ...copies on page 4 11 Sequence Inserts a sequence on a label Refer to Creating sequences on page 3 28 Setup Sets default settings for various options such as pausing between labels during printing Refe...

Page 35: ...t marks will work for only the characters indicated below Location on key How to type the character Lower left corner or bottom of key lower case character Press the key Upper left corner or top of ke...

Page 36: ...ress the or key to move the cursor to the option you want to set 3 When the option you want to set is highlighted press the or key to scroll through the available settings Refer to the table below 4 W...

Page 37: ...aracters appear in the text entry area Note Automatic preview functions slightly differently in the resident applications when you are not running Freeform Be sure to consult the appropriate documenta...

Page 38: ...nish The new selection takes effect as soon as you move the cursor off the Language option or close the Setup window Keyboard style Sets the type of keyboard layout you want to use QWERTY AZERTY or QW...

Page 39: ...n supply and system information These values are displayed here for information only and cannot be changed in this window 1 Press the Status key The Status window displays Status Press ENTER or ESCAPE...

Page 40: ...that is installed continuous or die cut Ribbon color 1 4 Indicates the color of the installed ribbon Paneled ribbon colors are listed in order For monochrome ribbons one color is listed and the remai...

Page 41: ...ge 2 2 a short tutorial that helps you create a basic label Label creation options on page 2 5 describing the three methods you can use to create labels Adding lines labels and areas to freeform label...

Page 42: ...ductory screen disappears the Application window displays See Label creation options on page 2 5 for more information about the specialty applications 2 Press the or key to move the cursor to the Free...

Page 43: ...Press the key to display On in the window Then press Enter to return to the text entry area Notice that a special character appears in the text entry area This is called a change marker and it indicat...

Page 44: ...d off 10 Type 24 hours 11 Press the Print key located in the bottom left corner of the keyboard The printer displays the Composing message and depending on the supplies you have installed you may see...

Page 45: ...up for you When you press this key you can choose from many different attractive layouts that are predefined All you need to do is enter your text and print See Using standard layouts on page 2 11 Sp...

Page 46: ...ystem checks the label length to see if your label text already exceeds the supported length If it is too long it displays a message and you need to correct it See Correcting multiple line problems on...

Page 47: ...y The cursor moves down one line and you can begin typing the text for the new line To split text in a line you ve already typed use the arrow keys to move the cursor to where the new line should begi...

Page 48: ...label on page 3 13 Press the New Area key to create a new area on the current label Use fewer lines on the label If you have a continuous color monochrome ribbon installed and you then add a second co...

Page 49: ...ustification affect every label in the text buffer To move between the labels in the text buffer use the Next Label and Prev Label keys The area and label numbers in the navigation area are updated as...

Page 50: ...d color in a new area when you have a continuous color monochrome ribbon installed and if the existing text is already longer than the supported maximum label length you ll see the message shown here...

Page 51: ...ress the New Label key to begin a new label Note that area settings for the new label are the ones from the previous area not from the corresponding area on the previous label When the cursor is in th...

Page 52: ...label information and select label options for the first area in the layout See the Using Label Options in standard layouts section that follows this section 5 Press the New Area key to move to the n...

Page 53: ...tions window displays 2 Press the or key to move the cursor to the option you want to change 3 When the option you want to set is highlighted press the or key to scroll through the available option se...

Page 54: ...a a change marker representing the option change appears in the text entry area Repeat these steps when you want to reset an option Make Change option What it does At beginning of text Changes the opt...

Page 55: ...to a previous step in the process press the Prev Step key As in the standard system display the help line below each window lists the keys you can use at any point in the process and the preview area...

Page 56: ...2 16 Using specialty applications...

Page 57: ...the symbols Changing the look of the label on page 3 13 with instructions for setting label length selecting label options like text position and justification text direction and mirror imaging and ad...

Page 58: ...here you want the font to take effect If you have already typed the text first move the cursor to the first letter you want printed in the font you are going to select The Font window displays the ava...

Page 59: ...t entry area Make Change option What it does At beginning of text Changes the font for all text in the text buffer However if you ve already changed the font within the text that font will remain in e...

Page 60: ...6 To change the type size 1 Press the Type Size key where you want the size to take effect If you have already typed the text first move the cursor to the first letter you want printed in the size you...

Page 61: ...ou ll see a Caps only message 3 Press Enter The Make Change window appears 4 Press the or key to highlight the option you want to use Then press Enter A change marker representing the type size change...

Page 62: ...pand condense text To stretch or compress text horizontally as shown below The height of the text stays the same Italics or Underline Vertical print To rotate all text to print vertically on the tape...

Page 63: ...s restriction applies regardless of the number of colors on your label You may not use Reverse if the area you have selected or the label contains multiple text colors You ll see a message informing y...

Page 64: ...ngth for multi color output which is 23 6 inches if your system has added memory and 14 inches if it does not To find out whether your system has added memory see Checking system status on page 1 29 T...

Page 65: ...le on that ribbon are listed first and are identified by asterisks around the color name as shown on the Type Options screen example above When you print you will be prompted when you need to install...

Page 66: ...fault If there are multiple lines of text subsequent lines print to the left of the first line in other words they are printed from right to left when you hold the tape vertically If you want the line...

Page 67: ...or key to scroll through the available option settings until you ve displayed the name of the category you want to use 4 Press the or key to move the cursor to the Symbol option 5 Press the or key to...

Page 68: ...fferent colors The Color 1 and the Color 2 and possible Color 3 4 and so on options let you select the color for individual parts of the symbol For symbols that are not multiple part symbols the color...

Page 69: ...so choose to have the system automatically condense the content to fit in that length If you enter more content for a label than will fit in the selected length the content is condensed If you do not...

Page 70: ...s already text in the text buffer and the length you enter won t allow all the text to fit on the label the Text too long message displays See Correcting multiple line problems on page 2 8 for more in...

Page 71: ...additional memory Single color printing monochrome ribbons 200 inches or 5080 mm Unchanged Multi color printing by switching monochrome ribbons 14 inches or 350 mm 60 cm or approximately 23 6 inches M...

Page 72: ...ded in the label You may not set a label length longer than the supported maximum length for multi color printing when either the Reverse or Background color option is already turned On You may not ty...

Page 73: ...ing you to clear the text All lines on a label are condensed by the same amount This setting is ignored if you are working in a standard layout 4 Press Enter when the settings you want to use are disp...

Page 74: ...e tape appears above the text or below the text or is divided evenly above and below the text Text direction Controls the direction in which text is printed on the label Normally text prints from left...

Page 75: ...tting to Fixed so that characters in different type sizes line up on the bottom Note that the baseline doesn t affect the Text position option It only affects how different size characters align in re...

Page 76: ...gh the Setup options as described in Setting system defaults on page 1 26 Text position Choose Top Middle default or Bottom to control whether the text is vertically cen tered in the top third middle...

Page 77: ...table below Then press the Enter key After making a selection in one of the windows you are returned to the text entry area If you applied the option a change marker representing the option change app...

Page 78: ...the frame adjusts vertically based on the amount and size of the text on the label The frame is not based on the width of the installed supply If the label uses a standard layout the frame s height i...

Page 79: ...nt color ribbon You can cycle through the color list If a monochrome ribbon is installed the color of the installed ribbon is displayed but you cannot change the color setting If no ribbon is installe...

Page 80: ...up the format in which they are displayed Entering the date and time on a label Follow these steps to enter the date and time on a label 1 Move the cursor to where you want the date and or time to ap...

Page 81: ...close the Set Time window Date option What it does Hours Sets the hour value If the Time format option in the Format Setup window is 12 hours enter a value between 1 and 12 if that option is 24 hours...

Page 82: ...stem date 3 Press the or key to move the cursor to an option you want to set Then type a value as shown in the following table 4 Press Enter to close the Set Date window Date option What it does Year...

Page 83: ...ss Enter to close the Format Setup window Date time format option What it does Print Specifies which time and date elements print on the label Choose time and date default date and time date or time T...

Page 84: ...hich information should change on each label and it automatically creates the series when you print You can have up to three independent sequences in the text buffer or a file The sequence numbers can...

Page 85: ...with these numbers 300 305 310 315 320 325 330 335 340 345 350 In our example the Ending point option now shows the last sequenced label number 350 This value is automatically filled in if you enter a...

Page 86: ...marker is encountered and bar coding is turned off You can select a variety of bar code options or attributes These include the bar code symbology bar code height and whether or not the human readable...

Page 87: ...feature applies ONLY to Code 128 bar codes Hold down the Alt key and press the Bar Code key In the Enter ASCII Special Chars window type the characters Characters include ASCII characters less than d...

Page 88: ...ogy The available symbologies are Code 39 Code 128A Code 128B Code 128C and Interleaved 2 of 5 Height Determines the bar code height Enter values from 0 25 to 8 5 inches default is 1 0 or from 6 to 21...

Page 89: ...character Controls whether or not a check character is printed for the bar code Choose Off default or On Human readable text size Sets the size of the human readable text You can select a type size fr...

Page 90: ...3 34 Working with bar codes...

Page 91: ...ibbons during printing how to change supplies and more Printing labels on page 4 9 with information on how to print multiple copies of labels and how to change the print density and thermal energy for...

Page 92: ...n you turn on the system the system checks the width of the installed tape If no tape is installed the Unknown supply type message displays and you re prompted to install the tape If you press a key t...

Page 93: ...tiple monochrome ribbons to print a label you designed while a paneled ribbon was installed By swapping monochrome and or paneled ribbons during a single print job However because the system looks at...

Page 94: ...you are planning to create a single color job or whether you are planning to swap in various ribbons to create a multi color job When the system detects a continuous color monochrome ribbon installed...

Page 95: ...ess the or key to display either Paneled or Monochrome then press Enter Paneled If you choose Paneled the Paneled Ribbon window displays You can select ribbon colors and panel length When you create l...

Page 96: ...ribbon is appropriate for the print job If there are any problems with the installed ribbon the system prompts you for corrections or for substitutions where appropriate For example if your currently...

Page 97: ...t the label you create It first asks you to load the tape or ribbon as shown in this example The message displays until you press a key to continue If you do not install a tape the system starts promp...

Page 98: ...t ribbon width Unknown Ribbon Tape Colors Displays if the ribbon or tape color does not match any of the standard system colors This may occur if new supply colors are introduced after the system is m...

Page 99: ...ave plenty of tape in the printer Refer to Checking system status on page 1 29 Before printing begins the system checks that the appropriate supplies are installed Refer to Working with supplies on pa...

Page 100: ...for you To continue printing choose Yes if necessary you can install new supplies first Printing continues from where it left off The system automatically cuts the tape after printing each label You...

Page 101: ...nter The default value is 1 Whenever you print the label the system will generate the number of copies you chose here To prevent a specific label from printing type a zero for this option Note If need...

Page 102: ...key to display the Density Energy window shown below Press the key if you are seeing incomplete characters poorly filled text or a poor leading edge line Press the key if the ribbon is bonding to the...

Page 103: ...ich are described in this chapter Resident memory is standard storage space is available inside of each system and is comparable to the hard disk space on a computer Memory cards are special cards com...

Page 104: ...ottom slot However if there are cards in both slots the system always uses the card in the top slot If you want to erase a memory card as described in Clearing a memory card on page 5 12 you must inse...

Page 105: ...ard The File window displays 3 Use the or key to move the cursor to the Location option Then use the key to display Resident memory or Memory card depending on which memory location you want to check...

Page 106: ...isplay the name of the file you want to use The system automatically adds an extension to the file name that you cannot change For example files not created with a specialty application will have an e...

Page 107: ...e the or key to move the cursor to the Location option Then use the key to display Resident memory or Memory card depending on where the file you want to retrieve is stored 4 Use the or key to move th...

Page 108: ...se No if you do not want to erase the content of the text buffer If you choose No you can save the text buffer contents before retrieving the file If the file being retrieved uses a supply width diffe...

Page 109: ...If there are cards in both slots the system uses the card in the top slot 2 Press the File key on the labeling system keyboard The File window displays 3 Use the or key to move the cursor to the Copy...

Page 110: ...ite the files on the card Choose Yes or No If you are copying files to resident memory and a file with the same name already exists you are asked if you want to overwrite the existing file Choose Yes...

Page 111: ...move the cursor to the Location option as shown below Then use the key to display either Resident memory or Memory card depending on which file list you want to print 4 Move the cursor to the Print f...

Page 112: ...om the card in the top slot 2 Press the File key on the labeling system keyboard The File window displays 3 Use the or key to move the cursor to the Location option as shown below Then use the key to...

Page 113: ...tion Continue pressing the key to scroll through all file names 6 When the name of the file you want to delete is displayed press Enter If the system couldn t locate the file a File not found message...

Page 114: ...er This message displays 3 Insert the memory card in the TOP card slot Install the card as described in Installing and removing memory cards on page 5 2 4 Press Enter to erase the card When the Are yo...

Page 115: ...stall the print driver on the PC Connect the PC to the labeling system Turn the labeling system on so that the On line message displays or press the On Line key on the labeling system keyboard to put...

Page 116: ...system distributor to purchase a kit containing the necessary cable and drivers A PC running Windows 2000 or Win XP operating system Win 95 Win 98 Win 98 SE and NT 4 0 are not supported USB cable to...

Page 117: ...to the labeling system Installing the print driver Follow these steps to install the labeling system print driver on the PC 1 Insert the POWERMARK Sign and Label Maker Print Drivers CD into your CD R...

Page 118: ...the printer list and click OK The Choose Printer Port dialog box displays 4 Select USB and click OK The Printer Setup InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box displays 5 Click Yes to restart your com...

Page 119: ...lug the other end of the cable into a USB slot on the PC 4 Turn on the PC 5 Disconnect the keyboard from the labeling system and turn on the labeling system power switch The labeling system displays t...

Page 120: ...en you are printing with multiple colors you are prompted to insert a new color when necessary The message lists all colors remaining to be printed and you can install any of the colors in the list Th...

Page 121: ...f the system using mild detergent and a soft cloth Avoid strong cleaners such as solvents or harsh cleaners as they may damage the system s finish Do not allow liquid to run between the keyboard keys...

Page 122: ...me replacement pads are provided with your system and you can purchase additional pads from your labeling system distributor Illustrations in Setting up your system on page 1 2 show where the wiper pa...

Page 123: ...are not using it Store supplies in their original cartons in a cool dry place If you don t store supplies in the cartons stand them on end with the flag end up Keep a ribbon supply cartridge loaded i...

Page 124: ...7 4 Maintaining the system...

Page 125: ...1 Signs Application 0...

Page 126: ...2 Signs Application Differences from standard operating system 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 6 1 7 8...

Page 127: ...elected layout looks like and which objects it contains The oval represents heading text the rectangle represents text and the X represents a symbol The layouts use these objects in different combinat...

Page 128: ...4 Signs Application Starting the application 2 3 72 1 8 3 4 5 Note 6 3 4 5 9 Freeform Signs Pipe Marker Hazardous Waste Labels Application Press ENTER or SETUP CAUTION...

Page 129: ...Exiting the application 5 Exiting the application 2 2 1 Note 1 Quitting application Are you sure No...

Page 130: ...w file Edit saved file Print saved file Other file options Header and text Header text and symbol 1 Header text and symbol 2 Header text and symbol 3 Layout Press NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Signs Sign 1 S...

Page 131: ...the name of the layout you want to use Then press the Next Step key on the far right side of the keyboard 1 73 4 5 9 8 4 Press the or key to highlight a size Then press Next Step 4 5 2 A 9 7 3 4 5 8...

Page 132: ...ue doing this until you ve entered or selected all of the sign s content 9 6 Type the number of copies you want printed Then press Next Step B 3 4 5 B 3 4 5 B9 7 8 B 9 Type value NEXT STEP or PREV STE...

Page 133: ...gn number 2 Go To Signs Sign 2 of 4 Type value NEXT LABEL or PREV LABEL This area displays a preview of the current sign The current sign number and total number of signs are shown here Type a number...

Page 134: ...int saved file Other file options Sign number 2 Go To Signs Sign 2 of 4 Type value NEXT LABEL or PREV LABEL This area displays a preview of the sign number selected in the window The current sign numb...

Page 135: ...Using content windows 11 2 Choose the sign you want to work with 3 3 Edit the sign 3 4 5 2 Using content windows 1 3 4 5 0...

Page 136: ...a different color ribbon If a monochrome ribbon is installed and the Monochrome printing option is set to Single color the color of the installed ribbon is displayed but you cannot change the color s...

Page 137: ...t of the header will use this color This option works the same as the Color option in the Frame window described on page 12 Color 2 Sets the second color for the header and works the same as Color 1 I...

Page 138: ...guide contains a list of categories and symbol numbers Color 1 Sets the first color for the symbol or the only color if the symbol is one color The preview area shows which part of the symbol will us...

Page 139: ...Using content windows 15 Legend Text window 9 D 2 A 9 A 7 6 8 Note 7 8 Note Signs Sign 1 Step 7 Type text press NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Legend Text...

Page 140: ...ve Print Add new sign Edit sign Task Press ENTER or ESCAPE Signs Sign 1 Hearing Protection Required CAUTION File Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved file Print saved file Other fi...

Page 141: ...Printing signs 17 2 If the Print Range window is displayed specify which signs you want to print 72 9 8 2...

Page 142: ...Get SN Location Resident memory File Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Signs Save SN Location Resident memory File Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Signs Delete SN Location Resident memory Available mem...

Page 143: ...x 6 101 x 152 10 x 10 254 x 254 6 x 4 152 x 101 10 x 14 254 x 355 7 x 7 177 x 177 14 x 10 355 x 254 prints 7 x 10 177 x 254 rotated 90 degrees on 10 tape Prompt windows Legend Text Copies Option Desc...

Page 144: ...rotated 90 degrees on 10 tape 10 x 7 254 x 177 Prompt windows Header Legend Text Copies Option Description Outline view Sizes available 4 x 6 101 x 152 10 x 14 254 x 355 7 x 10 177 x 254 Prompt windo...

Page 145: ...on 10 tape Prompt windows Header Symbol Legend Text Copies Option Description Outline view Sizes available 4 x 12 101 x 304 10 x 30 253 x 760 one color 6 x 18 152 x 457 one color Prompt windows Symbol...

Page 146: ...r Prompt windows Symbol Legend Text Symbol Copies Option Description Outline view Sizes available 4 x 6 101 x 152 10 x 15 253 x 380 one color Prompt windows Symbol Legend Text Symbol Legend Text Copie...

Page 147: ...text and symbol Option Description Outline view Sizes available 6 x 4 152 x 101 14 x 10 355 x 254 prints 10 x 7 254 x 177 rotated 90 degrees on 10 tape Prompt windows Header Legend Text Symbol Header...

Page 148: ...1 Hazardous Waste Labels Application 0 1 2...

Page 149: ...2 Hazardous Waste Labels Application Differences from standard operating system 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 9...

Page 150: ...el the label number and step number are shown here The help line lists the keys you can use Hazardous waste General Non hazardous waste Non regulated waste Solid waste Layout Press NEXT STEP or PREV S...

Page 151: ...4 Hazardous Waste Labels Application Starting the application 3 4 9 4 5 6 Note 7 4 5 6 Freeform Signs Hazardous Waste Labels Pipe Markers Application Press ENTER or SETUP HAZARDOUS WASTE...

Page 152: ...Exiting the application 5 Exiting the application 3 8 Note 8 Quitting application Are you sure No...

Page 153: ...ng with a new set of hazardous waste labels 8 1 Display the File Options window in the Hazardous Waste Labels application 4 3 Note 4 5 6 2 File Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved...

Page 154: ...shows what the selected layout looks like The rectangle represents text you enter NON HAZARDOUS WASTE Hazardous waste General Non hazardous waste Non regulated waste Solid waste Layout Press NEXT STEP...

Page 155: ...ontinue doing this until you ve entered all of the label s content 6 Type the number of copies you want printed Then press Next Step A 4 5 6 1 0 A B 4 50 6 A B A Type value NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Copi...

Page 156: ...er 2 Go To Type value NEXT LABEL or PREV LABEL This area displays a preview of the current label The current label number and total number of labels are shown here Type a number or use the Next Label...

Page 157: ...ile Print saved file Other file options This area displays a preview of the label number selected in the window The current label number and total number of labels in the file are shown here Type a nu...

Page 158: ...Using content windows 11 2 Choose the hazardous waste label you want to work with 4 3 Edit the label 4 5 6 3 Using content windows 4 5 6 2...

Page 159: ...tem you were asked to choose whether you wanted to create labels based on a paneled or monochrome ribbon type If you chose Paneled you also chose the paneled ribbon colors you wanted to use those colo...

Page 160: ...the hazardous waste being labeled is toxic Choose No default or Yes Corrosive Lets you specify whether or not the hazardous waste being labeled is corrosive Choose No default or Yes Reactivity Allows...

Page 161: ...subscript or superscript character then press Type Options again 4 Press the or key to choose Normal then press Enter Note ABC _ Shipper Type text press NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Hazardous Waste Labels...

Page 162: ...N HAZARDOUS WASTE ABC CO PO BOX 1 POPPY TX Save Print Add new label Edit label Task Press ENTER or ESCAPE Hazardous Waste Labels Label 1 File Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved f...

Page 163: ...16 Hazardous Waste Labels Application 2 If the Print Range window is displayed specify which labels you want to print 0 9 3...

Page 164: ...ile Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Hazardous Waste Labels Save HW Location Resident memory File Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Hazardous Waste Labels Delete HW Location Resident memory Available mem...

Page 165: ...t Date Address EPA Waste No Phone DOT Shipping Name City Contents Composition State UN or NA No Zip Copies EPA ID No Option Description Outline view Size 6 x 6 152 x 152 Suggested colors Red and black...

Page 166: ...o Name Accumulation Start Date Address EPA Waste No Phone DOT Shipping Name City Contents Composition State UN or NA No Zip Copies EPA ID No Option Description Outline view Size 6 x 6 152 x 152 Sugges...

Page 167: ...r NA No Address Line 1 Phone Address Line 2 Copies City State Zip Option Description Outline view Size 6 x 6 152 x 152 Suggested colors Black on white Prompt windows Color Contents Line 1 Shipper Cont...

Page 168: ...1 Pipe Markers Application 0...

Page 169: ...2 Pipe Markers Application Differences from standard operating system 1 2 3 40 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 170: ...te a pipe marker the pipe marker number and step number are shown here The preview area shows what the selected layout looks like and which objects it contains The rectangle represents text and an X r...

Page 171: ...4 Pipe Markers Application Starting the application 1 2 3 91 3 4 5 Freeform Signs Hazardous Waste Labels Pipe Markers Application Press ENTER or SETUP...

Page 172: ...Exiting the application 5 Exiting the application 1 2 1 8 Note 8 Quitting application Are you sure No...

Page 173: ...Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved file Print saved file Other file options Standard pipe markers ANSI ASME Rollform pipe markers ANSI ASME Symbols tape Layout Press NEXT STEP or PREV ST...

Page 174: ...ant to use If you chose the Standard pipe markers or Rollform pipe markers option press the or key to display the setting you want to use Then press the Next Step key on the far right side of the keyb...

Page 175: ...doing this until you ve entered or selected all of the pipe marker s content 6 Type the number of copies you want printed from zero to 99 Then press Next Step 0 3 4 5 3 4 5 Type value NEXT STEP or PR...

Page 176: ...arker number 2 Go To Type value NEXT LABEL or PREV LABEL Pipe Markers Marker 1 of 3 The current pipe marker number and total number of pipe markers are shown here Type a number or use the Next Label o...

Page 177: ...n Working with saved pipe markers 4 5 1 Open a file that was saved in the Pipe Markers application 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 Note 0 0 0 File Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved file Print sav...

Page 178: ...To Type value NEXT LABEL or PREV LABEL Pipe Markers Marker 1 of 3 The current pipe marker number and total number of pipe markers are shown here Type a number or use the Next Label or Prev Label key...

Page 179: ...rows If you choose a fixed setting the amount of text you can enter in the legend area will be restricted Total length Displays the total length of the pipe marker based on the Length setting you choo...

Page 180: ...r 10 inches 254 mm Pipe diameter Allows you to select a pipe diameter between 0 1 and 99 99 inches 1 and 9999 mm The default is 2 inches 50 mm The application sets the pipe marker length based on the...

Page 181: ...many symbols will print in the space on the pipe marker that is reserved for symbols You can select None or can choose a value between 1 and 4 1 is the default for Symbols tape and 2 is the default f...

Page 182: ...section in the main labeling system user guide contains a list of categories Symbol If the Standard European or Rollform European layout was selected lets you enter the number of a symbol between 6 a...

Page 183: ...Yes Hazardous Substance 9 Hazardous Substance 13 Pipe Markers Marker 4 Step 4 Press ENTER or ESCAPE Selected Symbols Pipe Markers Marker 4 Step 4 Press ENTER or ESCAPE Edit Symbols Hazardous Substance...

Page 184: ...egend Lines window 0 9 Legend window 9 0 0 D 0 B Number of text lines 1 Legend Lines Press NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Pipe Markers Marker 4 Step 5 HOT W _ Legend Type text press NEXT STEP or PREV STEP Pip...

Page 185: ...or key to choose Subscript or Superscript then press Enter 3 Type the subscript or superscript character then press Type Options again 4 Press the or key to choose Normal then press Enter Character po...

Page 186: ...markers 1 Choose a printing option 1 2 93 4 5 1 Save Print Add new marker Edit marker Task Press ENTER or ESCAPE Pipe Markers Marker 1 File Options Press ENTER or ESCAPE Create new file Edit saved fi...

Page 187: ...20 Pipe Markers Application 3 2 If the Print Range window is displayed specify which pipe markers you want to print 91 1 2 All markers 10 Marker number 2 Print Range Press ENTER or ESCAPE Pipe Markers...

Page 188: ...tion Resident memory File Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Pipe Markers Save PM Location Resident memory File Type name press ENTER or ESCAPE Pipe Markers Delete PM Location Resident memory Available m...

Page 189: ...Fixed length with one arrow 4 arrow 28 legend or 28 legend 4 arrow 32 total Fixed length with two arrows 4 arrow 24 legend 4 arrow 32 total Undefined without arrows 2 leader legend 2 trailer Undefined...

Page 190: ...indows Attributes Symbol Legend Lines Legend Copies Note Regardless of whether or not the arrow frame is included the symbols are placed on the pipe marker in the following location and order Option D...

Page 191: ...f symbols are selected Legend Lines Legend Copies Note For pipe markers 70 mm in diameter with at least one symbol selected the symbols appear in the following locations and order For pipe markers 70...

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Page 193: ...2 Symbol Reference Sign headers Panneaux Encabezados de avisos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32...

Page 194: ...uipamiento de protecci n personal Hazardous substance Substance dangereuse Sustancia peligrosa Prohibition Interdiction Prohibici n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 195: ...secours Primeros auxilios Salida de emergencia Fire protection Protection anti incendie Protecci n contra incendios 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31...

Page 196: ...5 Mandatory condition Conditions Obligaci n Traffic Directional Trafic Panneaux indicateurs Direcci n Shipping Transport Transporte 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1...

Page 197: ...6 Symbol Reference Informational Informations Informaci n 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31...

Page 198: ...Symbol Reference 7 Warning Avertissement Advertencia 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36...

Page 199: ...8 Symbol Reference Hazard warning diamonds Losange de s curit Advertencia sobre riesgos 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19...

Page 200: ...as Common symbols Symboles principaux S mbolos habituales WHMIS SIMDUT WHMIS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28...

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