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OPTIMIZING PERFORMANCE & QUALITY 

The Sport allows users to adjust system settings for optimal printer performance 
and print quality. System settings including display screen contrast, print head 
temperature, motor speed, auto-feed, test printing and system reset are accessed 
from the soft key main menu:

1.

 From the main menu ................................................. 

MenU

   >

 

 

2.

 Go to the system settings ........................................... 

SYSteM

DISP (Display)

On this screen, the user may decrease or increase the contrast level of the LCD 
screen—making it brighter or darker—by pressing the 

<

 and 

>

 soft keys.

 

PRINT

This soft key directs users to another series of soft key options related to printing: 

Print head heat settings, motor speed settings, and auto-feed settings are  
adjusted here.

Heat  

Print head heat may be decreased or increased by pressing the 

deC

 

and

 inC

  

soft keys or by using the direction pad       . 

 

This setting is useful when printed characters appear spotty, blurred, uneven, 
too dense or faint. Increasing heat causes printed characters to appear darker 
and denser. Too much heat, however, can cause an undesirable pattern to ap-
pear or may even burn through the ribbon. Adjust the temperature to achieve 
optimal print quality. 

From Main Menu
Press > Softkey
Press System
Press Print

Contrast Adjust-

<                >

  DISP        PRINT         TEST

         RESET

  A    182 AP

        

HALON

Heat Adjustment =

+1

DEC          INC

Heat too low

Higher heat 

produces a crisp, 

clean label

  A    182 AP

        

HALON

  HEAT      MOTOR        FEED

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7. Printer SYSteM SettinGS

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Summary of Contents for Sport 1000

Page 1: ...Hand held Label Printer User s Guide Sport 1000...

Page 2: ...Justification 22 Applying Graphic Images to Labels 22 The Image Library 23 Creating Barcodes 25 Adding a Border 25 Previewing Printing Labels 26 Deleting Current Labels 26 Saving Labels 26 Deleting Sa...

Page 3: ...abeling problems solved SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Read all instructions carefully Do not immerse the printer or the battery charger in water or other liquids you could receive an electrical shock Do not expo...

Page 4: ...ging Blinking every 2 seconds Fully Charged Blinking every 1 2 second Error 1 Pull up and out on the end of the rubber battery compartment flap on the bottom of the printer to open the battery compart...

Page 5: ...attery harder to deliver the voltage needed to maintain high print quality even as the battery becomes completely discharged Printed labels maintain the same high quality right up until the battery is...

Page 6: ...y the arrows on each side of the supply spindle When using supply that is less than 2 in width make sure to set the right spindle cap in the appropriate notch on the supply spindle 4 LOADING PRINTER S...

Page 7: ...ver 3 Insert the end of the supply between the platen roller and the black strip of the guide plate pushing it through the slot at the top of the printer cover Drive Gear turn to manually advance supp...

Page 8: ...keys located below the soft keys Keys on the keypad generally serve one basic function unless the FUNC key is pressed prior to entering a letter or number on the keypad Pressing the FUNC key activate...

Page 9: ...bel design Pressing PREVIEW displays a representation of the label text and images scaled to actual print size uNOTE For further information on what is included on the edit screen see the Edit Screen...

Page 10: ...r the label design to one of the following POINT PERCENT INCHES or MM To return to the edit screen from the size screen press MENU uNOTE For information on label design using the size screen see CELLS...

Page 11: ...which is on the far left side of the status bar A one line label with auto size enabled would appear like this A two line label with auto size enabled appears like this Auto size can be disabled by ma...

Page 12: ...attributes of each unique cell Cells As Seen On the Size Screen Navigate from the edit screen to the size screen TEXT SIZE The label design as seen on the size screen appears like this When the curso...

Page 13: ...default A lowercase a indicates CAPS lock is off and characters typed on the keypad appear lowercase Line Justification The align feature applies the selected horizontal or vertical alignment to the l...

Page 14: ...49 59 69 79 89 99 109 119 130 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 24 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 240 250 131 141 151 161 171 181 191 201 211 221 231 241 132 142 152 162 172 182 192 202 21...

Page 15: ...LABELS Pressing PREVIEW from any screen displays a representation of the label design as it appears when printed The preview screen shows text and images to actual size Use the arrows on the direction...

Page 16: ...t the label to be deleted 4a Delete the label DELETE or 4b Delete all saved labels DEL ALL 5 Return to the main menu MENU OPENING SAVED LABELS 1 From the main menu MENU 2 Go to the save screen FILE 3...

Page 17: ...ed to printing Print head heat settings motor speed settings and auto feed settings are adjusted here Heat Print head heat may be decreased or increased by pressing the DEC and INC soft keys or by usi...

Page 18: ...es see label example on page 36 The auto feed setting may be enabled or disabled with the FEED soft key TEST This soft key directs users to another series of soft key options related to testing printe...

Page 19: ...le holding down the power button press down the ESC key 3 Continue to hold the ESC key but release the power button 4 Release the ESC key 1 From the main menu MENU 2 Enable bold setting TEXT BOLD uNOT...

Page 20: ...MENU 2 Go to the system settings SYSTEM Yellow 2 Vinyl Tape and Black Ribbon Cartridge This label is created using two separate label designs Creating the label with two designs allows the user to mer...

Page 21: ...ow in position to print the second label design safety glasses image right next to the Safety GLASSES REQUIRED portion of the label Proceed to the steps below for the second label design SECOND LABEL...

Page 22: ...he label FEED FILE TEXT IMAGE ALIGN A 182AP 1 1 SELECT Select Image FILE TEXT IMAGE ALIGN A 182AP 1 1 FIND SELECT Example Label Directions 4 Barcode Set Vertical Alignment 1 From the main menu MENU 2...

Page 23: ...Return to the main menu MENU 10 Type the label text SRE091753 11 Print the barcode label PRINT Set Vertical Alignment 1 From the main menu MENU 2 Align the label vertically at the top ALIGN VERTICAL T...

Page 24: ...the compartment space so that the card lies between the slotted round bar and the print head Close the printer cover turn the printer on and press 4c If no cleaning pen is available the print head may...

Page 25: ...T HEAD The warranty of the thermal print head is limited to90 days from the date of shipment to buyer As stated above the warranty can be extended to one year if the user registers the printer within...

Page 26: ...ay vary from state to state HellermannTyton retains the exclusive right within all warranty periods to repair the product replace the product or offer a full refund of the purchase price at its sole d...

Page 27: ...he noise is out of character the clutch might need readjustment at the factory or might need to be replaced Faint Lines Appear On the Display This primarily results in stress to the LCD and is caused...

Page 28: ...y main menu This tree diagram shows the flow of menu choices within the soft key menu system and includes a brief description of each choice The ESC key returns the user to the previous menu or screen...

Page 29: ...uest Contact HellermannTyton 1 800 537 1512 www hellermann tyton com Premium Vinyl Tape 1 and 2 rolls in white and red Sport Soft Case 591 00263 Sport Hard Case 557 00002 Supply Spindle 591 00231 Rech...

Page 30: ...an Headquarters TS16949 ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 Certified 7930 North Faulkner Road PO Box 245017 Milwaukee Wisconsin 53224 phone 800 537 1512 fax 800 848 9866 email corp htamericas com web www hellerma...

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