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BradyPrinter A5500 User Manual
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General Operation
Creating, Printing, and Applying Flagged Labels
Creating, Printing, and Applying Flagged Labels
When you print labels to the BradyPrinter A5500 printer from your labeling software, the printer does
not immediately print the labels. Instead, the labels are sent to the printer
’s
internal memory.
Follow these tips to achieve a high quality flag label:
• Kinked or curved wire may cause may cause skewing, end mis-match or bubbling.
• Hold the wires tight and straight during flagging.
• Use the correct size label for the wire being flagged.
• Do not use wire jackets with greasy coatings or the flag will not adhere properly.
• Inspect the peel plate area—especially below—to ensure there are no stuck labels.
• Clean rollers to avoid adhesive build-up. See “Cleaning” on page 39 for cleaning and
maintenance recommendations.
On your computer:
1. Design labels on your computer.
If using Brady Workstation the software automatically detects the ribbon and labels installed in
the printer.
2. Send labels to the BradyPrinter A5500 printer with the
Print
command.
On the BradyPrinter A5500 printer:
1. On the home screen, tap
Print Jobs
.
2. Tap the
check box
for a job to select it and then tap
Add
.
This places the job into the print queue and displays the Printing (Run) screen.
3. Physically insert a cable/wire into the printer jaws to print and apply a flag label.
The display advances automatically to the next label and the counter increments.
WARNING!
The flagger mechanism contains HAZARDOUS MOVING PARTS,
KEEP FINGERS AND OTHER BODY PARTS AWAY!