3M PL150 User Manual - page 18
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5
Select one of the following:
• Yes to print collated.
• No to print normally.
6
Press
to begin printing.
Printing Separator Lines between Cells
For multi-cell labels, such as breaker and module labels,
you can choose whether or not to print a separator line
between each of the cells. By default, separator lines are
printed between cells.
To turn off printing of separator lines
1
Press
+
.
2
Select Print options and press
.
3
Select Separator lines and press
.
4
Select No and press
.
Pausing Between Labels
When printing multiple copies, the printer pauses after
printing each label so you can cut the label. You can turn
this feature off to have the labels print continuously.
To print continuously
1
Press
+
.
2
Select Print options and press
.
3
Select Pause to cut and press
.
4
Select No and press
.
Advancing the Label
To add additional blank space to the beginning or
end of your label, you can advance the label in 1/4”
increments.
To advance the label
1
Press
+
.
2
Press
to advance the label.
Adjusting the Print Contrast
Depending on the label material you choose, you may
need to lighten or darken the printed text on the label.
To adjust the print contrast
1
Press
+
.
2
Select Print options and press
.
3
Select Print contrast and press
.
4
Press
or
to increase or decrease the
print contrast.
5
Press .
6
Repeat as necessary until you are satisfied with the
print quality.
Cleaning Your Printer
Your printer is designed to give you long and trouble-free
service, while requiring very little maintenance.
Clean your printer from time to time to keep it
working properly.
To clean the cutter blade
1
Remove the label cassette.
2
Press and hold the cutter button to expose the
cutter blade.
3
Use a cotton ball and alcohol to clean both sides of
the blade.
The cutter blade is extremely sharp.Use caution when
cleaning.
To clean the print head
1
Remove the label cartridge.
2
Remove the cleaning tool from inside the label
cartridge door.
Figure 7
3
Gently wipe the padded side of the tool across the
print head. See Figure 7.