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Getting

Started

Adjusting Display Level

Display level is adjustable at 11 different levels. To darken or lighten the display, follow
the steps below.

Press

(=Condition) while holding down

The "Condition" menu will be displayed.

Select "DspDensity" and press

Select the display level using

and

press .

The default setting is "0".
The display then returns to the text input screen after
the display level is set.

The display level remains even after the power is turned off.

Condition

inch:cm

Condition

DspDensity

DspDensity

Summary of Contents for BEE3

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Page 2: ...energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to corr...

Page 3: ...y of the contents of this manual However should any errors be detected we would greatly appreciate being informed of them x Texts you have entered are temporary saved in this device but not kept for extended period of time We shall not be liable for damages losses costs or expenses incurred as a result of malfunction repair test or battery exhaustion of this device x About the labels Before attach...

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Page 5: ... with the following definitions and meanings for each symbol before reading the precautions DANGER Signals a precaution which if ignored will result in serious or fatal personal injury Pay extra caution in performing procedures preceded by DANGER headings WARNING Signals a precaution which if ignored could result in serious or fatal personal injury CAUTION Signals a precaution which if ignored cou...

Page 6: ...heating or explosion If liquid from the battery enters your mouth rinse immediately with plenty of water and consult a doctor If liquid from the battery comes in contact with your skin or cloth wash away with water This may cause damage to your skin Do not use a new battery and an old battery or different types of batteries at the same time Doing so may cause leakage overheating or explosion When ...

Page 7: ...he device the AC adapter or the plug with wet hands This may cause malfunction fire or electric shock Keep plastic bags out of reach of children Children may suffocate if they put their heads into plastic bags Do not spill liquid or spray insecticide onto LABELShop BEE3 This may cause malfunction fire or electric shock If you spilled liquid turn the power off remove the AC adapter from the electri...

Page 8: ... the device Always turn the power off before removing the AC adapter from the electrical outlet This may cause malfunction of the device About the labels Before attaching labels be sure to check the purpose of use and the material of the adhered surface Depending on the material environmental conditions etc following problems may occur x Color of the labels change x Labels come off x Texts on the ...

Page 9: ... cartridge is not installed properly tape may be bent or the tape cartridges may pop out of the main unit during printing This may cause damage or the malfunction of the tape cartridge Feed the tape after installation After installing the tape cartridge be sure to feed the tape by pressing the key and the key at the same time If the tape is not fed properly tape may be bent or the tape cartridges ...

Page 10: ... normal operation for the device Be careful not to cut yourself when using scissors Be sure to turn the power off after use Be sure to replace batteries with the power turned off If you replace the batteries while the LABEL Shop BEE3 is powered files or data stored on it may be deleted If your LABEL Shop BEE3 is not to be used for long periods remove the batteries the AC adapter and tape cartridge...

Page 11: ...ic Operation 1 is recommended Additional Functions Describes useful information that can assist you complete the task more easily and more effectively Read and understand Basic Operations 1 and Basic Operations 2 before you begin on this section Symbols used in this manual The following symbols are used in this manual Labels in this manual Labels contained in this manual are all samples and may di...

Page 12: ...e Display Units 24 Preparation 25 1 Connecting the AC adapter 25 2 Installing the batteries 26 3 Installing tape cartridges 28 4 Turning the power on 30 5 Feeding the tape 31 Creating the Sample Label from entering text to completion 34 1 Entering text 35 2 Inserting space 37 3 Entering symbol 38 4 Viewing print image Preview 39 5 Printing label 40 6 Attaching label 42 Turning the Power Off 43 Edi...

Page 13: ...settings 94 Resetting LABELShop BEE3 95 Resetting 96 List of Menus English 98 Lista de menús Español 99 List of Symbol A Symbol B menus English 100 Lista de los menús Símbolos A Símbolos B Español 102 List of Feed menu 104 List of Delete menu 104 Messages On the Display 105 When an error message appears 105 Problems and Solutions 107 The device does not operate normally 107 Nothing appears on the ...

Page 14: ...e labels that wrap around a cable wire tube pen or any other round shape materials Easy to see 14 fonts are provided LABELShop BEE3 provides 14 fonts including basic fonts such as Roman and SansSerif You can create a label using a variety of fonts European and Latin characters can be entered directly Labels are easily created in various languages Bar code label can be created LABELShop BEE3 suppor...

Page 15: ...nit appears A line head icon that indicates the beginning of the line and the cursor then appears For further information see Turning the power on p 30 Feed the tape Press while holding down Select Feed Cut or Feed from the displayed menu and press See Feeding the tape p 31 Always feed tape After replacing a tape cartridge be sure to feed the tape to take up any slackness in the tape or ink ribbon...

Page 16: ... following keys NAME appears on the screen For further information see Creating the Sample Label from entering text to completion p 34 for details Press Style menu appears Press or to select Lines and press Press or to select 1 Line and press Press or to select 1c and press 1 2 N A M E 1 1 Style Lines 2 Style Lines 3 Lines 1 Line 4 1 Line 1 c ...

Page 17: ...ompletion p 34 Press The print preview is displayed by automatically scrolling through the entire text Press Printing starts after Length is displayed on the screen When the printing is completed LABEL PRNTER tape automatically cuts the tape Do not pull the tape forcibly For further information see Printing label p 40 5 Style End 6 Area Label N A M E 1 1 NAME X X in 2 Auto X X 1 ...

Page 18: ...els Attach the label and rub it firmly 8 Turning the power off Peel off the backing sheet For further information see Attaching label p 42 Press Disconnect the AC adapter For further information see Turning the Power Off p 43 1 2 1 2 ...

Page 19: ...Getting Started This section describes how to connect the AC adapter to your LABELShop BEE3 and turn the power on If you are a first time user it is recommended that you read this section first ...

Page 20: ...16 Getting Started LABELShop BEE3 Parts Top side Internal parts Top cover knob Tape verification window Display AC adapter connector Top cover Fixing tab Tape cartridge case Tape guide Tape eject slot ...

Page 21: ...Getting Started 17 Bottom Battery cover Battery case AC adapter connector Handle ...

Page 22: ...e Stores text you created Calls up or deletes the text you stored See p 87 Style Specifies font size print direction text format frame or table format See p 64 73 Condition Specifies the units and the language to be used for the display and density of the display and printing Auto cut can be enabled or disabled Changes the stored settings See p 82 Mode Specifies font decorate and space These items...

Page 23: ... keys To enter in small letters or some symbols hold down the and press the character keys ON OFF Turns on off the power See p 11 14 30 43 Caps lock Enters texts in capital letters See p 12 35 Euro Latin Enters european or latin characters See p 36 120 Space Inserts space See p 37 Cursor keys Moves the cursor or highlighted items to up down right or left See p 46 Cursor jump Moves the cursor direc...

Page 24: ...ge icon Displayed when changing the character mode such as font and decorate in the line or paragraph See p 78 Cursor A movable indicator on a display marking the position at which a character can be entered corrected or deleted See p 46 Memory full icon Appears when the maximum number of letters approx 90 letters are entered You cannot enter any letters until you delete a part of or whole of the ...

Page 25: ...tor Shows the text size of the line at the cursor position Numbers from 1 through 5 correspond to inches as follows 1pt 1 72 inches Approx 0 35 mm Euro Latin indicator Lights when a character replaceable with an european or latin character is entered Press to replace the character with a desired european or latin character See p 36 120 CapsLock indicator Lights when the key is pressed or when ente...

Page 26: ...ndition while holding down The Condition menu will be displayed Select DspDensity and press Select the display level using or and press The default setting is 0 The display then returns to the text input screen after the display level is set The display level remains even after the power is turned off 1 Condition inch cm 2 Condition DspDensity 3 DspDensity 0 ...

Page 27: ...olding down The Condition menu will be displayed Select Prompt and press Prompt menu will be displayed Select the language using or and press The display language is set To cancel the setting process press or Repeating this procedure brings you back to the text enter screen 1 Condition inch cm 2 Condition Prompt 3 Prompt English ...

Page 28: ...while holding down The Condition menu will be displayed Select inch cm and press inch cm menu will be displayed Select the unit using or and press The display unit has been set To cancel the setting process press or Repeating this procedure brings you back to the text enter screen 1 2 Condition inch cm 3 inch cm inch ...

Page 29: ...r steadily Plug the other end of the AC adapter into the electrical outlet x Unplug the AC adapter from both the device and the outlet after use This may prevent possible accidents caused by tripping over the cord x When handling the AC adapter cord be sure not to pull it forcibly or bend it repeatedly This may break the cord x The safety feature of the device may cut the circuit of the AC adapter...

Page 30: ...are required Remove the battery cover Take off the cover while releasing the tab Be sure to turn off the power before installing the batteries Insert the batteries Insert six AA alkaline batteries with the correct polarity as shown Close the battery cover Adjust the two tabs to the holes of the main unit and close the battery cover firmly until it clicks 1 2 3 ...

Page 31: ...omes slower when the AC adapter is not connected x Printing on the wide tape will temporarily cause the device to consume a large amount of current and can cause the device to display Change Batteries even if new batteries are installed This is normal operation for the device x Print speed becomes slower when the batteries are running low then Change Batteries appears on the display Replace all th...

Page 32: ...b of the main unit When installing a new tape cartridge or one with an extended tape end straighten the tape end and pass it through the tape guide Close the top cover Hold down the cover gently to close 1 2 x Make sure that the power is turned off beforehand x Do not lift up the device by holding the top cover 3 Straighten the tape end Insert the cartridge with its label side up Pass the tape end...

Page 33: ... tape varies depending the tape width See Adding New Lines Line Break p 49 x Tape cartridges should be stored in a dark cold place away from direct sunlight excessive temperature and humidity and dust x It is recommended that you use the tape cartridge as soon as possible after opening x When installing the tape cartridge insert it firmly as far as it can go x The maximum character size printable ...

Page 34: ...the selected length unit is displayed Selected options for the settings such as font and text size are also indicated See Display Indicators p 20 Press Auto power off If there is no activity for approx five minutes the LABELShop BEE3 automatically shuts down in order to save battery power Text you have entered remains Press again to restore In order to save battery power it is recommended that you...

Page 35: ...the tape automatically Hold down the key and press Feed Cut Feed Cut menu appears Press or to select Feed Cut or Feed Performing Feed Cut or Feed tighten tape and ink ribbon Be sure to feed the tape after replacing the tape Next You are now ready to proceed to the next step Follow the procedures described on the following pages to learn how to create labels See Creating the Sample Label from enter...

Page 36: ...32 Getting Started ...

Page 37: ...Basic Operations 1 Creating basic labels This section describes LABELShop BEE3 basic operations You will learn how to enter text print and create simple labels ...

Page 38: ... learn the basic operations by following the procedures described on the following pages Start Printed on a 218 tape 4 Viewing print image Preview 5 Printing label 6 Attaching label Completed 1 Entering text 3 Entering symbol 2 Inserting space See p 35 See p 37 See p 38 See p 39 See p 40 See p 42 Let s start ...

Page 39: ...tter using the character keys Press to start new line Caps Lock Hold down and press character keys to enter the text in capital letters Also the capital letters is entered by holding down and pressing In this mode CapsLock indicator will light up See Display Indicators p 20 Enter 50 Off Press Hold down the key and press Hold down the key and press Press twice You are entering this text Ex 1 T e l ...

Page 40: ...use or to select the desired character ó is entered Enter n 1 2 o o o 3 x See Euro Latin Character List for available characters See Euro Latin Character List p 120 x Euro latin characters can also be entered by the following procedure Press select Europe or LatinAmerica and select the character you want to enter See Euro Latin Character List p 120 x If you move the cursor or perform any other ope...

Page 41: ...ext enter screen however the symbol will not appear on the printed label Two byte space With the LABELShop BEE3 you can select the size of the space from one byte or two byte Size of a two byte space equals to approximately the size of two characters combined To insert a two byte space press and select Mark You are inserting a space here Ex 1 l e v i s i O f f 1 2 REFERENCE ...

Page 42: ...nner See List of Symbol A Symbol B menus English and Symbol List for more symbols displayed in the menu See List of Symbol A Symbol B menus English p 100 Press Symbol A menu appears Press or to select Shop Press Symbols included in the Shop group appears Press or to select Press You are entering this symbol Ex 1 2 Symbol A Europe 3 Shop 4 Shop 5 e v i s i o O f f 1 2 ...

Page 43: ...cons works as follows Press The print image scrolls on the entire screen Press any of the following keys to temporarily stop the scrolling text Text remains stopped while the key is pressed Release the key to scroll the text again x To cancel the preview press or x Text entered in Cable print mode displayed differently from the actual layout Press to check the whole label image See Cable print mod...

Page 44: ... LABELShop BEE3 makes sounds when ejecting tapes This is normal operation for the device x Backing sheet of tape sometimes cannot be sharply cut off However this does not adversely affect the label itself x Time before the printing starts may become longer if you entered complex texts x Do not insert your fingers in the tape eject slot x Do not pull the tape until the printing is completed x Do no...

Page 45: ...Adjust the density using or and press The density is adjusted x LABELShop BEE3 is equipped with a temperature sensor the print density is automatically adjusted to match the printing head x Specifying a density level other than 0 consumes more electricity and can result in distorted characters being printed Very rarely label characters may peel off exercise caution x Printing density settings are ...

Page 46: ...x Labels may peel off easily or not adhere well when attached to wet oily or dusty surfaces x If you attach the label to the object that has writing on the surface with a pen the pen ink may leak in and damage the label x Do not attach labels on people living things public buildings or properties of others x About labels Before attaching labels be sure to check the purpose of use and the material ...

Page 47: ... If a battery is left inside the device for extended period of time liquid from the battery may leak Follow the instructions given on the package of the battery and replace it before the expiration date x LABELShop BEE3 contains a lithium battery to save text and files See the sticker on the backside of the main unit for information on when the lithium battery is supposed to be replaced To replace...

Page 48: ...44 Basic Operations 1 ...

Page 49: ...Basic Operations 2 Creating labels for various purposes In this section you will learn to create the labels with multiple lines or paragraphs so that you can arrange the layout as you like ...

Page 50: ... Moves the cursor one character to the left Hold down the key to move the cursor at high speed Moves the cursor to the previous upper line Hold down the key to move the cursor at high speed Moves the cursor to the next lower line Hold down the key to move the cursor at high speed Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line When the key is pressed more than once the cursor jumps to the beginning ...

Page 51: ...ion p 34 Delete May from May 1st and insert June instead The text should read June 1st Press or to move the cursor to the right of y Press three times to delete May x 3 The cursor comes to the beginning of the line Enter June M a y 1 Ex 1 M a y 1 s 1 2 M a y 1 s 1 1 s t 1 3 J u n e 1 If the total number of the characters exceeds the limit approx 90 characters when inserting the characters the memo...

Page 52: ...the paragraph with the cursor select Paragraph See Deleting specific paragraphs p 54 1 Delete All 2 1 Please note that when you select All from the Delete menu various settings included within the text will also be deleted x Delete all does not clear the following information Files set values for various settings items that the device has learned such as symbols text that the user was entering sel...

Page 53: ...are editing When there is text s to be printed on the label and appear on the line head x mean that you cannot add new lines any more When you press at this time Line Over will be displayed In order to print the label delete the line with the icon See Messages On the Display p 105 Check your text entry if there is an extra upper or bottom margin on the label When is pressed at the beginning or end...

Page 54: ...ne break Entering three lines of text Enter Room 1 and press The line head icon appears at the beginning of the second line Enter Room 2 and press The line head icon appears at the beginning of the third line Enter Room 3 in the line Ex 1 o o m 1 1 R o o m 2 1 2 o o m 1 1 o o m 2 2 R o o m 2 3 ...

Page 55: ...the cursor to the right of the line head icon to move the text to the upper line Joining the two lines Move the cursor to the right of the line head icon Press Class A in the third line joins the text in the second line Teacher Mr Jones in the fourth line moves to the third line Ex 1 C l a s 1 1 2 R o o m C l a s 1 2 Ex Remove the line break 1 R o o m C l a s 2 3 2 o m a n i s h 1 C 2 1 x Place th...

Page 56: ... display Starting a new paragraph column Hold down the key and press at the end of the paragraph to start a new paragraph Paragraph 1 Office Extension Paragraph 2 Room 1 101 Room 2 102 Room 3 103 Inserting a text in two paragraphs Enter the text in paragraph 1 Enter Office in the first line and Extension in the second line Place the cursor at the end of the text press A new paragraph is created Th...

Page 57: ...raph 1 moves to paragraph 2 Ex Paragraph 1 Paragraph 2 Start a new paragraph at the right of in paragraph 1 Paragraph 2 Paragraph 1 1 O f f i 1 2 O f f i 1 1 x Up to two paragraphs can be created Once a new paragraph is added text in the paragraphs cannot be divided any further x A newly created paragraph takes over the text style of the previous paragraph See Function description Style p 73 x Whe...

Page 58: ...appears Press or to select Paragraph Press The display goes out for a moment and the paragraph will be deleted The display then returns to the text enter screen Ex Paragraph 1 Paragraph 2 Delete paragraph 1 Paragraph 1 1 R o o m 2 1 E x t e n 2 Delete All When you select All and press all the text you entered will be deleted 3 Delete Paragraph 4 i c e 1 n s i o n 2 x Please note that when you sele...

Page 59: ...Cable Print Mode Printing label for cables In this section you will learn how to create labels that wrap around a cable wire tube pen or any other round shaped materials ...

Page 60: ...red is asked to be deleted Save the text beforehand if necessary See Saving a file p 88 Press while holding down The Length menu will be displayed When any text has already been entered a message Text clear OK appears Press to delete the text and display an input screen for a cable label To cancel deleting the text and return to the previous screen press or Select Length using or and press Tape le...

Page 61: ...ress The print preview is displayed Press to print the label x To return to the previous screen press To exit the Cable print mode press repeatedly until the default text input screen appears Or press while holding down and select End in the displayed Delete screen to exit the Cable print mode If you select All the first screen of the Cable print mode appears x The text entered in the Cable print ...

Page 62: ...g the Cable print mode REFERENCE Style Settings cannot be changed during the Cable print mode Lines Equal Fixed Vertical On Layout Left Frame Off Stored setting is reflected Mode Settings cannot be changed during the Cable print mode Font SansSerif Stored setting is reflected Decorate Normal Space Normal Stored setting is reflected However the specified space is not used for the character pitch bu...

Page 63: ...sing LABELShop BEE3 freely and creatively This section describes how to make better use of the function keys You will learn to change the orientation of the label improve the appearance of the label and save the entered text ...

Page 64: ... function or the item being set Refer to the table below for the position of the cursor Function key Item Function Description Length Label Cassette Sets the length adapted to the label depending on the usage MD Mini DV 8mm Video VHS 3 5FD CD Case Binder Off 1 0 15 0 Sets the length of the printed label Style Label Paragraph Lines Sets the text size line by line Vertical Sets vertical orientation ...

Page 65: ...ion Select an option using or and press The Font option of Mode Select End Once a function has been set the next function within the same menu appears A different function can be set within the same menu in this case Mode Select a function using or and press Follow the same steps as in and Once the setting is complete select End and press Proceed to step To set a different function in this case St...

Page 66: ... to the whole text nothing changes on the text screen Paragraph The selected style applies to the paragraph where the cursor is positioned nothing changes on the text screen x The Text mode change icon is not printed x can be deleted Deleting will apply the settings of the previous If there is no applied to the text the settings of Label or the default settings apply x The factory settings of each...

Page 67: ...ption Second option Length 8mm Video 1 0 15 0 VHS Center Cassette 3 5FD Right MD CD Case Mini DV Binder Menú Primera opción Segunda opción Longitud 8mm Vídeo 1 0 15 0 VHS Centro Casete 3 5FD Der MD CD Melta Mini DV Carpeta Bold Off Left Length You can specify the length of the label See p 72 Negrita Desactivar Izq Longitud Puede especificar la longitud de la etiqueta See p 72 ...

Page 68: ...ne 1b 1c 1d 2 Lines 2 Lines 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f 3 Lines 3 Lines 3b 3c 3d 4 Lines Vertical On Bold Lines Equal Equal You can set the same text size for each line See p 73 Auto format You can set the text size of each line to be displayed as a combination of pictographs See p 73 1a 2a 3a Off Vertical You can set the orientation of the characters See p 75 ...

Page 69: ... Menu First option Second option Style Layout Center Right Frame Table 02 03 04 Left Layout You can set the alignment of the characters of each line Off Table You can create table labels that look like pictographs See p 77 01 ...

Page 70: ...6 07 08 09 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 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 End Area Paragraph Frame You can add the decoration frame See p 77 End Label ...

Page 71: ...líneas 2 líneas 2b 2c 2d 2e 2f 3 líneas 3 líneas 3b 3c 3d 4 líneas Vertical Activar Negrita Líneas Igual Igual Puede definir el mismo tamaño de texto para cada línea See p 73 Formato automático Puede indicar que el tamaño del texto de cada línea se muestre como una combinación de pictografías See p 73 1a 2a 3a Desactivar Vertical Puede definir la orientación de los caracteres See p 75 ...

Page 72: ...rimera opción Segunda opción Estilo Diseño Centro Der Marco Tabla 02 03 04 Izq Diseño Puede definir la alineación de los caracteres de cada línea Desactivar Tabla Puede crear etiquetas de tabla que parezcan pictografías See p 77 01 ...

Page 73: ... 06 07 08 09 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 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 Fin área Párrafo Marco Puede añadir un marco decorativo See p 77 Fin Etiqueta ...

Page 74: ... ST Gyosho Gothic Reisho BoldGothic BR Roman CB US Roman Script PL Decorate O Line Outline Shadow S O Shadow Outline Bold Italic Space None End Area Line Paragraph Bold Font SansSerif Font You can set the text font See p 78 Normal Decorate You can decorate the text See p 80 Normal Space You can adjust the inter character spacing End Label ...

Page 75: ...ho SansS ST Gyosho Gothic Reisho BoldGothic BR Roman CB US Roman Script PL Decorar Conto Sombra S C Negri Itálic Espacio Ninguna Fin área Línea Párrafo Negrita Fuente SansSerif Fuente Puede definir la fuente del texto See p 78 Normal Decorar Puede decorar el texto See p 80 Normal Espacio Puede ajustar el espaciado entre caracteres Fin Etiqueta ...

Page 76: ...he label between 1 0 and 15 0 using numbers Usage Length Recommended tape width Cassette 3 7 0 4 209 MD 2 2 0 16 204 Mini DV 1 6 0 4 209 8mm Video 2 8 0 4 209 VHS 5 5 0 7 218 3 5FD 2 8 0 7 218 CD Case 4 3 0 16 204 Binder 7 9 0 5 212 x If the text does not fit on the set length a message reading Text Long will be displayed It is not possible to print at this time Reduce the number of characters or ...

Page 77: ...text size for each line Auto format Selects the text size of each line line spacing from preset combinations semi auto See p 64 Auto format 1 to 4 lines Select text size from the options Check the layout and the balance of the characters for each line using the displayed pictographs Print sample P 6 S 10 M 13 L 19 G 24 0 7 218 1d 1c 1b 1a 0 5 212 1d 1c 1b 1a 0 4 209 1d 1c 1b 1a 0 2 206 1c 1d 1b 1a...

Page 78: ...m character size printable on 0 5 width tape and 0 7 width tape are the same Check your text entry if there is an extra upper or bottom margin on the label When is pressed at the beginning or end of a text after the text is accepted a new blank line is inserted If the label is printed in this state a blank line is included resulting in creating unnecessary margins In this case place a cursor on th...

Page 79: ... enter the text horizontally Press or to select End and press Set the effective area Set the effective area when the orientation of the label is changed Set the effective area using the and key and press Once the effective area has been set the text screen is shown again See Effective area and the position of the cursor p 60 When using vertical orientation the vertical indicator also lights up Hor...

Page 80: ...Registered two digit numbers will be displayed Select 00 from the menu and press In this case the position of the 10 is 00 so select 00 The 00 option menu will be displayed Select 06 from the 00 position menu and press 06 is displayed at the position of the cursor Enter text continuously 1 1 5 2 Symbol B Work 3 Symbol B DoubleFigure 4 DoubleFigure 0010 00 09 00 01 5 00 09 04 03 02 05 06 07 6 x To ...

Page 81: ...between the tables Check the type of table using the displayed pictographs To insert vertical lines into a table press and select Mark Frame Inserts a frame around the text paragraph Check the type of frame by looking at the displayed pictographs Enter the two digit number next to each frame to select the frame to apply Table 01 C o v e r A 1 1 3 0 U 1 2 Paragraph 2 Paragraph 1 Insert in the text ...

Page 82: ...78 Additional Functions Function description Mode Font Selects the font of the text SansSerif SansS HG SansS ST Gothic BoldGothic Roman US Roman CL Roman Font SansSerif ...

Page 83: ...Additional Functions 79 To reduce the character spacing like the sample label above select Space None See List of Mode Menu English p 70 Mincho Gyosho Reisyo BR CB Script PL ...

Page 84: ...ecoration O Line Out Line Shadow S O Shadow Out Line Bold Italic The default setting is indicated by Normal O Line Out Line Shadow S O Shadow Out Line Bold Italic Characters may be distorted due to character size or a high number of strokes Normal Bold ...

Page 85: ...ormal None Setting Space x Selecting None may have no effect on characters that are pre designed minutely x You can create eye catching labels by decreasing the inter character spacing of large characters or increasing the inter character spacing of small characters ...

Page 86: ...dicated by Menu First option Second option Condition cm Prompt Spanish PrnDensity 5 5 DspDensity 3 3 Auto Cut Off inch cm inch cm Sets the unit displayed on the display See p 24 inch English Prompt Sets the language displayed on the display See p 23 PrnDensity Sets the print density See p 41 0 DspDensity Sets the density of the display See p 22 0 On Auto Cut Turns on off the auto cut function See ...

Page 87: ...ng All Default Sets the various settings Setting procedures are the same as that of Style or Mode Lines Vertical Layout Frame Font Decorate Space End Menu First option Second option Setting Sets the default settings See p 92 Length ...

Page 88: ...e bar code Ratio The ratio of narrow bars to bold bars Check Digit Check digit on off Menu First option Second option Third option Fourth option Bar Code CODE128 Width Small CODE 39 ITF CODABAR CODE 39 ITF CODABAR ITF CODABAR Large Ratio Check Digit UPC A 2 0 On UPC E 3 0 Standard Width Small Large Ratio 2 0 3 0 Check Digit On CODE128 UPC A UPC E ITF CODABAR When creating bar codes be sure to foll...

Page 89: ...mber input screen will be displayed Enter the bar code number using the character keys The number will be displayed The check digit is automatically displayed in the shaded field in the right upper corner The digit numbers that can be entered depend on the type of bar code Press The text enter screen will be displayed again The bar code mark will be displayed in the position of the cursor Press Th...

Page 90: ... are read correctly by a bar code reader before they are used If they are not read correctly by the bar code reader adjust the Width or Ratio and check again x To print bar codes it is recommended that you use a tape with a white background and black characters as they are easily read by bar code readers x The digits that can be entered vary according to the type of bar code ITF and CODABAR allow ...

Page 91: ...e File function also allow you to save the text format style and mode settings of the label Store Saves the text List of File Menu The default setting is indicated by Menu First option Function Reference page Use a file name to save the created text See p 88 Recall Recalls the saved text See p 89 Delete Deletes the saved text See p 90 File Recall Bold File Store Input text Name Address Phone File ...

Page 92: ...olding down Select Store and press The Store menu will be displayed Use or to select a document number and press Check the information to be saved and press Execute is displayed then the screen will return to the text screen after saving x Press or to cancel the process This will take you back to the previous step Repeating this procedure allows you to go back to the text screen x If there is no a...

Page 93: ...r to select the text to be loaded and press Check the information and press Use to confirm the text The loading information selection screen will be displayed x When a file is called up the current content of the text input screen will be deleted Before calling up a file make sure you have saved any necessary text as a file 1 File Store 2 File Recall 3 L A V E L 1 Recall 1 4 L A V E L 1 Recall 1 P...

Page 94: ... displayed Check the information and press Use to confirm the text The re confirmation screen will appear Press A message reading Execute appears Once the file has been deleted the text enter screen will be displayed again 1 File Store 2 File Delete 3 L A V E L 1 Delete 1 4 L A V E L 1 Delete 1 5 Delete 1 Press to cancel the process This will take you back to the previous step Repeating this proce...

Page 95: ...job is complete printing stops but the label is not cut Remove the cartridge and cut the tape using scissors or such If you do not use the function repeat the above procedure after each label x For labels that are not automatically cut remove the cartridge from the machine leave 0 1 of the tape on the cartridge and cut the label straight using scissors available on the market x Even when Autocut i...

Page 96: ...the label will automatically reflect the changes For example setting the Vertical default setting to On will result in all labels being written vertically However it is always possible to restore the factory settings Key Functions that can be set Length Length Style Lines Vertical Layout Frame Table Mode Font Decorate Space x See pages List of Length Menu English p 63 List of Style Menu English p ...

Page 97: ... Select Setting and press Select the item you want to change and press Select the option you want to set as default setting and press Set each item using the same method as the one used to set the File Mode and so on v Once you have changed all the items you wanted to change select End from the Setting menu and press The default settings are changed and the text input screen will be displayed agai...

Page 98: ...ndition while holding down Select Setting and press Select AllDefault and press Initial factory settings are restored as default settings 1 You need to delete all text before restoring the default settings to the factory settings See Deleting all the text p 48 2 3 Condition Setting 4 Setting AllDefault To cancel the setting process press Repeating this procedure brings you back to the text input s...

Page 99: ...ometimes stop working as a result of static electricity or other causes x If the display is distorted and the machine has stopped responding the ON OFF key does not work reset the machine through the following procedure x Resetting will delete all the saved data The data once deleted cannot be restored Please accept this in advance Reset Restore default setting Delete all Entry Text entered on the...

Page 100: ...he machine does not turn off when pressing unplug the AC adapter and remove the batteries Plug the AC Adapter again or install the batteries and press again Power is restored Press while holding down and A message reading Reset blinks x To abort resetting process press any key except for x Please be noted that the saved files and various data will be deleted once you reset the device 1 2 Reset 3 ...

Page 101: ...Appendix ...

Page 102: ... Button Feature Reference page Feed Cut p 31 Preview p 39 Cable Cable p 56 File p 87 Length p 63 72 Condition p 82 Style p 64 Mode p 70 78 Symbol A p 38 100 Bar Code p 84 Symbol B p 38 100 Delete p 47 48 Inputs European Latin characters p 36 120 Adds new paragraph Column p 52 ...

Page 103: ... Característica Página de referencia Avance corte p 31 Vista preliminar p 39 Cable Cable p 56 Archivo p 87 Longitud p 63 72 Condición p 82 Estilo p 67 Modo p 71 78 Símbolos A p 38 100 CódigoBarras p 84 Símbolos B p 38 100 Borrar p 47 48 Introduce caracteres europeos latinos p 36 120 Añade un nuevo párrafo p 52 ...

Page 104: ...ted by See the Symbol List for more symbols displayed in each menu See Symbol List p 115 118 Menu First option Symbol A Select the symbol LatinAmerica Greek Number Parenthesis Arrows Units Math ANSI Bio Chemical Electrical Misc Environment Packages Warnings Public Signs Shop Construction Hospital Bold Europe ...

Page 105: ...rk Select the symbol Sports Video Music LivingThing Vehicles Foods Schedule Life Seasons When is pressed while entering text in the Cable print mode the DoubleFigure is always displayed See Creating the label in Cable print mode p 56 Abbreviation DoubleFigure You can enter 2 digit numbers See p 76 ...

Page 106: ...iante Consulte la Lista de símbolos para mostrar más símbolos en cada menú See Symbol List p 115 118 Menú Primera opción Símbolos A Seleccione el símbolo Latinoaméri Griego Números Paréntesis Flechas Unidades Matemáticas ANSI Bio Química Eléctrico Vario Ambiente Paquetes Advertencia Señales Tienda Construcción Hospital Negrita Europa ...

Page 107: ...ajo Seleccione el símbolo Deporte Vídeo Música Ser Viviente Vehículo Alimentos Horario Vida Estación Si se pulsa al introducir texto en el modo Impresión cable se muestra siempre Doble Cifras See Creating the label in Cable print mode p 56 Abreviatura Doble Cifras Puede introducir números de 2 dígitos See p 76 ...

Page 108: ...tting is indicated by List of Delete menu Hold down the key and press Delete to delete the text or the paragraph The default setting is indicated by Menu Feed Cut Feed Menu Delete Paragraph Bold Feed Cut You can feed the tape See p 31 Feed Cut Bold Delete You can delete the text or the paragraph See p 47 48 All ...

Page 109: ... and reinstall the tape cartridge correctly See Installing tape cartridges p 28 Tape cartridge that is not supported by the LABELShop BEE3 is installed or the cartridge is installed incorrectly Turn the power off and check the cartridge and replace it if necessary See Installing tape cartridges p 28 The printhead is overheated due to the continuous printing Turn the power off remove the tape cartr...

Page 110: ...pecified length Press any key to return to the text enter screen and perform the following remedies _ DKDSD RNLD BG Q BSDQR _ 2DCTBD SGD ENMS RHYD You can also press or to continue printing or previewing regardless of the set length See Function description Length p 72 The memory for registering files is full In order to register new files press any key to return to the text enter screen and delet...

Page 111: ...batteries are running low Replace them with new batteries Is the display level appropriate The text on the display may become invisible depending on the display level setting Adjust the setting on the display level to a comfortable eye level See Adjusting Display Level p 22 Display turns off unexpectedly Is auto power off active If there is no activity for approx five minutes the LABELShop BEE3 au...

Page 112: ...k line is included In this case place a cursor on the right side of the line head icon larger number using and delete the unnecessary line by pressing See Joining the two lines p 51 Have the batteries run out When the batteries are running out Change Batteries appears on the display Replace all the batteries with new AA alkaline batteries immediately or connect the recommended AC adapter otherwise...

Page 113: ...batteries during operation Do not disconnect the AC adapter or remove the batteries when Execute Wait or Printing is displayed on the screen or the saved data such as files will be cleared You cannot attach labels Is the backing sheet removed Peel off the backing sheet of the adhesive tape to attach See Attaching label p 42 Are you attaching labels to clean and flat surface Labels may peel off eas...

Page 114: ...remely dirty use a cloth wrung out of water Never use chemical dusters agents or solvents such as benzine thinner or alcohol When the printing becomes faint Printing becomes faint when dirt or dust adheres to the printhead Rub the printhead with a cotton swab moistened with medical alcohol ethanol available in the market A faint streaking ...

Page 115: ... then Key When pressed singly When pressed with and then Key 1 1 1 A a A A 2 2 2 S s S S 3 3 3 D d D D 4 4 4 F f F F 5 5 5 G g G G 6 6 6 H h H H 7 7 7 J j J J 8 8 8 K k K K 9 9 9 L l L L 0 0 0 _ Z z Z Z Q q Q Q X x X X W w W W C c C C E e E E V v V V R r R R B b B B T t T T N n N N Y y Y Y M m M M U u U U I i I I O o O O P p P P ...

Page 116: ...ters max 4 files Fonts Internal fonts SansSerif CL Roman SansS HG Mincho SansS ST Gyosho Gothic Reisho BoldGothic BR Roman CB US Rpman Script PL Printing Printing method Thermal transfer PRO printing Print density 3 Normal 3 7 levels Head type Thin film thermal head 180 dpi 64 dot Tape width detect Detects P tape standard holes 5 types Tape cartridge Compliant with P tape standard One time tape ca...

Page 117: ...Line 1a 1d 2Lines 2a 2f 3Lines 3a 3d 4Lines Layout Left Center Right Frame Off Table 01 04 frame 01 75 Mode Font SansSerif SansS HG SansS ST Gothic BoldGothic Roman US Roman CL Roman Mincho Gyosho Reisyo BR CB Script PL Decorate Normal Out Line Shadow Shadow Out Line Bold Italic Space Normal None Num BCR Bar Code 6 types CODE128 CODE 39 ITF CODABAR UPC A UPC E Print density 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 Display d...

Page 118: ...ton Auto power off After about 5 minutes with no operations Dimensions and weight About 7 0 W x 8 4 D x 2 2 H About 1 2 lb excluding batteries and tape cartridge Environmental conditions Temperature Operating 41 to 95 ºF 5 to 35 ºC Storage 15 to 130 ºF 10 to 55 ºC Humidity Operating 30 to 80 no condensation Storage 5 to 80 no condensation ...

Page 119: ...115 Symbol List Category Symbol Europe LatinAmerica Greek Number Parenthesis Arrows x Images in the Symbol List may differ from actual ones of printed label ...

Page 120: ...116 Units Math ANSI Bio Chemical Electrical Misc Environment Packages Warnings Public Signs Shop Category Symbol ...

Page 121: ...117 Construction Hospital Abbreviation Mark Edit Symbol DoubleFigure 00 99 Work Sports Video Music Category Symbol ...

Page 122: ...118 LivingThing Vehicles Foods Schedule Life Seasons Category Symbol ...

Page 123: ... 03 18 33 48 63 04 19 34 49 64 05 20 35 50 65 06 21 36 51 66 07 22 37 52 67 08 23 38 53 68 09 24 39 54 69 10 25 40 55 70 11 26 41 56 71 12 27 42 57 72 13 28 43 58 73 14 29 44 59 74 15 30 45 60 75 x Frame images in the Frame and Symbol List may slightly differ from actual printout ...

Page 124: ...ou to enter the following european latin characters Basic Alphabet Replaceable Characters A Á À Ä Â Å Ã C Ç D Ð E É È Ë Ê Ø Œ I Í Ì Ï Î N Ñ O Ó Ò Ö Ô Õ Ø Œ U Ú Ù Ü Û Y Ÿ Ý a á à ä â å ã a c ç d ð e é è ë ê œ i í ì ï î n ñ o ó ò ö ô ø õ œ o u ú ù ü û y ÿ ý s ß ...

Page 125: ...ack on Yellow 3 16 Use with BEE3 BEE3 208STBW Black on White 1 4 Use with BEE3 208STBY Black on Yellow 1 4 Use with BEE3 210STBW Black on White 3 8 Use with BEE3 211STBW Black on White 1 2 Use with BEE3 211STBR Black on Red 1 2 Use with BEE3 211STBY Black on Yellow 1 2 Use with BEE3 Industrial Labeling Tape 1 6 4mm 26 each 204BW Black on White Industrial Labeling Tape 1 4 6mm 26 each 206BC Black o...

Page 126: ...hite on Clear 212GB Gold on Black 212RA Black on White Removable Adhesive Specialty Tape 3 4 18mm 13 10 each 218WPO Black on Oakwood Grain 218WPR White on Rosewood Grain 218SPV Black on Valence Marble 218SPG White on Granite Stone 218CGS White on Sunset Fluorescent Tape 3 4 18mm 16 each 218FR Black on Fluorescent Red 218FP Black on Fluorescent Pink 218FO Black on Fluorescent Orange 218FY Black on ...

Page 127: ... Red on White 218WB White on Black 218BX Black on Gray 218BB Black on Blue 218BR Black on Red 218BO Black on Orange 218BG Black on Green 218BV Black on Violet 218WR White on Red 218WO White on Orange 218WG White on Green 218WL White on Blue 218BLW Blue on White 218BTM Black on Translucent Matte 218SM Black on Silver Matte 16 4 Part Number Description ...

Page 128: ...NOTES ...

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Page 132: ...Printed on Recycled Paper MBEE3_11 2010 ...

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