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Label Editor Online Manual

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Label Editor Online Manual

Introduction

Label Editor Screen

Basic Operations

Creating a New LabelInserting Objects in a LabelChanging Object SettingsSelecting Printer and TapeSetting Label LengthHow to Use the Data Creation WindowSaving Label FilesOpening Saved Label FilesCreating Labels for Label Editor Mobile

Creating a Variety of Labels

Creating Variable Length Labels in a Single Print (Mix-Length)Creating Labels for Equipment Tagging (Equipment Management)Creating Labels Using an Excel or Other Format FileCreating Cable LabelsPrinting Labels in Label CatalogPrinting the Same Text Repeatedly Adding an Automatic Serialization Object in LabelsAdding a Barcode or QR CodeCreating a Large Label by Printing One Image on Multiple LabelsTransferring Label Files to Printer (Data Transfer Tool)

Printing

Printing Labels

Changing Preference Settings

Changing Preference Settings (Preferences)

Appendix

List of Printers by Supported Function

Top > Creating a Variety of Labels > Creating Cable Labels

Creating Cable Labels

You can easily create various types of labels for wiring and cables.

The following explains how to create labels for Punch Block.

  1. Click on the tool bar.

  2. Click Punch Block.

  3. Note:

    Label types that are not available with the set tape are grayed out and not selectable.

  4. Make the settings in the Parameter Settings area.

  5. 1.

    Specify the number of serialized labels.

    2.

    Adding an Automatic Serialization Object in Labels

    3.

    Displays the Data creation window.

    If you have selected Blank/Data importing at [5], you can import a file in csv, xls, or xlsx format.

    How to Use the Data Creation Window

    4.

    If your printer supports Data Transfer Tool, you can transfer the label file to the printer. However, Self-Lam and Heat Shrink Tube files cannot be transferred.

    Transferring Label Files to Printer (Data Transfer Tool)

    Printers that support Data Transfer Tool

    5.

    Select Alphanumeric Sequence to set up automatic serialization. Select Blank/Data importing to enter pin numbers manually, or to import data from an Excel or other format file.

    6.

    Lets you view the second and subsequent labels when you have specified more than one number of labels at [1].

    Note:

    Font type and size settings are applied to all the labels in the file.

    Changing Object Settings

  6. Click to print the file.

  7. Printing Labels

Introduction

Label Editor Screen

Basic Operations

Creating a New LabelInserting Objects in a LabelChanging Object SettingsSelecting Printer and TapeSetting Label LengthHow to Use the Data Creation WindowSaving Label FilesOpening Saved Label FilesCreating Labels for Label Editor Mobile

Creating a Variety of Labels

Creating Variable Length Labels in a Single Print (Mix-Length)Creating Labels for Equipment Tagging (Equipment Management)Creating Labels Using an Excel or Other Format FileCreating Cable LabelsPrinting Labels in Label CatalogPrinting the Same Text Repeatedly Adding an Automatic Serialization Object in LabelsAdding a Barcode or QR CodeCreating a Large Label by Printing One Image on Multiple LabelsTransferring Label Files to Printer (Data Transfer Tool)

Printing

Printing Labels

Changing Preference Settings

Changing Preference Settings (Preferences)

Appendix

List of Printers by Supported Function

Top > Creating a Variety of Labels > Creating Cable Labels

Creating Cable Labels

You can easily create various types of labels for wiring and cables.

The following explains how to create labels for Punch Block.

  1. Click on the tool bar.

  2. Click Punch Block.

  3. Note:

    Label types that are not available with the set tape are grayed out and not selectable.

  4. Make the settings in the Parameter Settings area.

  5. 1.

    Specify the number of serialized labels.

    2.

    Adding an Automatic Serialization Object in Labels

    3.

    Displays the Data creation window.

    If you have selected Blank/Data importing at [5], you can import a file in csv, xls, or xlsx format.

    How to Use the Data Creation Window

    4.

    If your printer supports Data Transfer Tool, you can transfer the label file to the printer. However, Self-Lam and Heat Shrink Tube files cannot be transferred.

    Transferring Label Files to Printer (Data Transfer Tool)

    Printers that support Data Transfer Tool

    5.

    Select Alphanumeric Sequence to set up automatic serialization. Select Blank/Data importing to enter pin numbers manually, or to import data from an Excel or other format file.

    6.

    Lets you view the second and subsequent labels when you have specified more than one number of labels at [1].

    Note:

    Font type and size settings are applied to all the labels in the file.

    Changing Object Settings

  6. Click to print the file.

  7. Printing Labels

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