To move the cursor to the beginning of the next text block:
If this key is pressed when the cursor is at the beginning of a line following another line, the cursor moves to the end of the previous line.

Hold down h and press k.

To move the cursor several characters to the left:
If the cursor is already at the beginning of the last text block when these keys are pressed, the cursor moves to the end of the text.
Hold down j until the cursor moves to the desired position.

m (up arrow key)

To move the cursor up to the previous line:
To move the cursor to the beginning of the current line of text:

Press m once.

Hold down d and press j.
To move the cursor to the beginning of the current text block:
If this key is pressed when the cursor is in the first line of text, the cursor moves to the beginning of the line.

Hold down h and press j.

To move the cursor up several lines:
If the cursor is already at the beginning of a text block when these keys are pressed, the cursor moves to the beginning of the previous block.
Hold down m until the cursor moves to the desired position.
To move the cursor to the beginning of the entire text:

Hold down d and press m.

g (down arrow key)
To move the cursor down to the following line:

Return key (n)

The return key can be used to select an item from a list, (for example, when adding a symbol or accented character to the text) or to apply a selected setting. Some questions asking you to confirm a command may appear on the LCD display, especially when the function that you have chosen will delete or affect files. In these cases, press n is like answering yes.

Press g once.

If this key is pressed when the cursor is in the last line of text, the cursor moves to the end of the line.
To move the cursor down several lines:
Hold down g until the cursor moves to the desired position.
To move the cursor to the end of the entire text:
To answer no, press e. Refer to Cancel key below.

Hold down d and press g.

To select an item from a list or to apply the selected setting:
Function dial/Set key (r)
The navigation dial in the upper-right corner of the keyboard provides a quick way to access many of the P-touch functions and to select from the various settings. Refer to the description of each function for a detailed explanation on how to use the navigation dial.

8 Press j or k until the cursor is below the character immediately to the right of where you want to add the special character. 9 Press s.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 01/02 Q Q Q RH L Q Q M SYMBOL 1 R Q + Q Q RI O N RJ AUTO 0.4 HELSINKI A AUTO
To quit the Barcode function without adding a
barcode, press e at any time (OR hold down d and press i ).
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q PARAMETER Q RH Q Q R Q CODE 39 Q Q RI O N RJ
0 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the special character that you want to add is displayed.
2 Type in the new barcode data or edit the old data.
Refer to page 69 for tables of the special characters that are available.
A Press r (OR press n). The selected special character is added to the barcode data.
To quit the Barcode function without adding a barcode, press e at any time (OR hold down d and press i ).
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH L Q Q M R Q CURRENCY Q L Q RI M CHF RJ
To add the barcode to the text:

B Press r (OR press n).

2 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the setting for the desired currency is displayed.
To delete a barcode, move the cursor either immediately after the barcode mark ( ) or below the ) right half of the mark and press b (OR move the cursor below either half of the barcode mark ( and press q). When the message OK TO CLEAR? appears, press n. To return to the text without deleting the barcode, press e.
The following currency settings are available: CHF (Swiss franc), DKK (Danish krone), GBP (British pound), NOK (Norwegian krone), SEK (Swedish krona), AUD (Australian dollar), CAD (Canadian dollar), HKD (Hong Kong dollar), USD (US dollar), JPY (Japanese yen), ANY1 (in the format X.XXX,XX), ANY2 (in the format X,XXX.XX)
3 Press r (OR press n). The RATE screen appears.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG RATE Q Q Q RH Q Q R Q Q Q RI = 0. R
With the easy-to-use Euro conversion function, euros are automatically converted to or from any currency that you select, and the two prices are added to your text. Simply set up the function by selecting which currency you wish to convert and how you want the prices to appears, and then you can quickly create labels containing prices in both euros and one other currency.
4 Type in the exchange rate for converting a euro into the desired currency.
A number with a maximum of 9 digits (excluding the decimal point) can be entered.

Delete key (q)

The Delete key (q) allows you to remove the character above the cursor. After the character is deleted, the remaining text to the right moves one place to the left. Each time q is pressed, one character is deleted.
To erase all of the text and formats:
1 Hold down d and press b.
To return to the text without erasing anything, press e (OR hold down d and press b ).
1 Press j, k, m or g to position the cursor below the character that you wish to delete. 2 Press q once.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG OK TO CLEAR? Q Q Q RH Q Q NO PTEXT&FORMAT R Q Q M Q RI TEXT ONLY RJ AUTO 0.4 HELSINKI A AUTO
Ch. 3 Functions 2 Since is already beside TEXT&FORMAT, press n. All of the text is erased and all of the formatting functions are reset to their default settings.

Formatting

A variety of formatting functions are available for making more decorative and customised labels. The appearance of characters can be changed using the text formatting functions Font, Size, Width, Style1, Style2, Line effects, Frame, Alignment and Text rotation. Most text formats can be applied to a single text line, a single text block or all of the text. However, the Text rotation function can only be applied to single text blocks or the entire text. When the text format for a line is changed and text is added to the line, the format remains applied until it is changed again. The label formatting functions (Tape margin, Tape length, Block margin, Block length and Mirror printing) specify the general appearance of the label. The label formatting functions will be applied to the entire text. In addition, the Block length function can be applied to single blocks.

To erase only the text:

2 Press m or g to move ONLY.

beside TEXT

Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG OK TO CLEAR? Q Q Q RH Q Q NO PTEXT&FORMAT Q R Q Q RI L PTEXT ONLY M R
3 Press n. The text is erased, but the formatting functions remain unchanged.

Global format functions (d + 1)
With the Global format functions, you change the appearance of the entire text by printing it with various settings applied: Font, Size, Width, Style1, Style2, Line effects (underline/strikeout), Frame, Text alignment or Text rotation. In addition, the appearance of the whole label can be adjusted by changing the Tape margin, Tape length, Block margin and Block length settings.
To change the Global format functions:
1 Rotate r until GLOBAL FORMAT is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press 1). 2 Select FONT, SIZE, WIDTH, STYLE1, STYLE2, LINE EFFECTS, FRAME, ALIGNMENT, T. MARGIN, T. LENGTH, B. MARGIN, B. LENGTH or ROTATE and the desired setting as described on pages 26 to 35. The selected setting will be applied to the entire text.
To return to the text without changing the formatting, press e (OR hold down d and press 1).
To return to the text without changing the formatting, press e (OR hold down d and press 2).
Block format functions (d + 2)
Formatting with the Block format functions enables you to change the appearance of each of the labels text blocks, created using the New Block function. The following label shows how these functions can be used together.
Line format functions (d + 3)
The Line format functions allow you to emphasise a single line of the text by printing it with a Font, Size, Width, Style1, Style2, Line effects (underline/strikeout), Frame or Text alignment setting that is different from the rest of the text.
Only the square frame setting (1) can be selected for the Frame function in line formatting. (For a sample of the frame, refer to page 74.)
The multiple blocks in this label were created using the New Block function with the first block of this text containing a single line, the second containing two lines, and the third, one line. Then, different settings were applied to each block separately, using the Block format functions (Font, Size, Width, Style1, Style2, Line effects (underline/strikeout), Frame, Text alignment, Text rotation and Block length).
To change the Line format functions:
1 Press j, k, m or g to position the cursor in the line that will be given a different format. 2 Rotate r until LINE FORMAT is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press 3). 3 Select FONT, SIZE, WIDTH, STYLE1, STYLE2, LINE EFFECTS, FRAME or ALIGNMENT and the desired setting as described on pages 26 to 32. The selected setting will only be applied to the text line that the cursor is positioned in.

Only the square frame (1) and rounded frame (2) settings can be selected for the Frame function in block formatting. (For samples of the frames, refer to page 74.)
To change the Block format functions:
1 Press j, k, m or g to position the cursor in the block that will be given a different format. 2 Rotate r until BLOCK FORMAT is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press 2). 3 Select FONT, SIZE, WIDTH, STYLE1, STYLE2, LINE EFFECTS, FRAME, ALIGNMENT, B. LENGTH or ROTATE and the desired setting as described on pages 26 to 33. The selected setting will only be applied to the text block that the cursor is positioned in.
To return to the text without changing the formatting, press e (OR hold down d and press 3).

Font function (FONT)

With the Font function, you can change the font of the text to one of the many that are available. For samples of the available Font settings, refer to page 69. The font of the text at the cursors current position is shown at the bottom of the display.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH O <<< P-touch >>> Q N Q R Q Q L Q RI M 1:_ RJ
3 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed.
If ***** appears as a setting, the Font function
has already been applied to part of the current text (either a line in the current block if the Block format or the Global format function is being set or a block in the text if the Global format function is being set). Changing the setting will cancel the setting that was previously applied.
To return the function to its default setting (HELNOTE
SINKI), press the space bar.
Letter Gothic (L. GOTHIC) is a fixed pitch font (all characters use a fixed amount of space), as opposed to all of the other fonts, which are proportional (characters use different amounts of space).
To return to the text without changing the formatting, press e (OR hold down d and press 1, 2 or 3).
To change the setting for the Font function:
1 Select GLOBAL FORMAT, BLOCK FORMAT or LINE FORMAT (OR hold down d and press 1, 2 or 3) as described on pages 24 to 25.
4 Press r (OR press n) to apply the setting.
If r is used to select the settings, only one function can be set at a time. To apply several format settings at the same time, press j or k to select the function, and then press m or g to select the desired setting. Press n only after the necessary functions have been set.

Q R8 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH O <<< P-touch >>> Q N Q R Q Q Q M RI L 1:_ R
If ***** appears as a setting, the Style2 function has already been applied to either a line in the current text block (if the Block format or the Global format function is being set) or a block in the current text (if the Global format function is being set). Changing the setting will cancel the setting that was previously applied.
Ch. 3 Functions 4 Press r (OR press n) to apply the setting.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 06/13 Q Q Q RH Q Q NO LINE EFFECTS Q R Q Q I L OFF R M R
Line effects function (LINE EFFECTS)
The Line effects function enables you to underline or strike out certain parts of your text.
If ***** appears as a setting, the Line effects
function has already been applied to either a line in the current text block (if the Block format or the Global format function is being set) or a block in the current text (if the Global format function is being set). Changing the setting will cancel the setting that was previously applied.

UNDERLINE

STRIKEOUT
(OFF), press the space bar.
When any setting other than OFF is selected for the text at the cursors current position, the Line effects indicator at the top of the display comes on.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH O <<< P-touch >>> Q N Q R Q L Q Q RI M 1:_ R
To change the setting for the Line effects function:

Frame function (FRAME)

With the Frame function, you can choose from a variety of frames and highlights for emphasising certain parts or all of the text in your label. For samples of the available frame settings, refer to page 74. When any setting other than OFF is selected for the text at the cursors current position, the Frame indicator at the top of the display comes on. The lines on the right side of the indicator, starting from the top, show if the Frame setting is applied to the entire text, the block or the line.
2 Rotate r until LINE EFFECTS is displayed, and then press r (OR press j or k until LINE EFFECTS is displayed). The setting for the text at the cursors current position is shown on the left side of the display and a sample can be seen on the right side.
To change the setting for the Frame function:
Text alignment function (ALIGNMENT)
You can choose to align the text in one of four ways:

A AUTO

2 Rotate r until FRAME is displayed, and then press r (OR press j or k until FRAME is displayed). The setting for the text at the cursors current position is shown on the left side of the display and a sample can be seen on the right side.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 07/13 Q Q Q RH Q Q NO FRAME Q R Q Q RI L OFF M R

CENTRE

JUSTIFY 3 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed.
Even if a frame setting has already been applied
to either a line in the current text block (if the Block format or the Global format Frame function is being set) or a block in the current text (if the Global format Frame function is being set), all frames will be applied and printed.
In addition, if the Text rotation function is set to OFF, the text will align within the length set with the Block length function. If the Text rotation function is set to any setting other than OFF, the text will align within the width of the tape. The alignment of the text at the cursors current position is shown at the top of the display.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH N <<< P-touch >>> Q O Q R Q Q Q M RI L 1:_ R

AUTO 0.4 HELSINKI

To change the setting for the Text alignment function:
2 Rotate r until ALIGNMENT is displayed, and then press r (OR press j or k until ALIGNMENT is displayed). The setting for the text at the cursors current position is shown on the left side of the display and a sample can be seen on the right side.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 08/13 Q Q Q RH Q Q NO ALIGNMENT Q R Q L Q RI M LEFT R
Text rotation function (ROTATE)
Any text block with the Text rotation function applied is rotated 90 counterclockwise. By selecting the &REPEAT setting, the text is repeatedly printed for the length of the text block.

&REPEAT

If ***** appears as a setting, the Text alignment function has already been applied to either a line in the current text block (if the Block format or the Global format function is being set) or a block in the current text (if the Global format function is being set). Changing the setting will cancel the setting that was previously applied.
When any setting other than OFF is selected for the text at the cursors current position, the Text rotation indicator at the top of the display comes on.
(LEFT), press the space bar.
To change the setting for the Text rotation function:

Tape length function (T. LENGTH)
Although the length of the printed label automatically adjusts to fit the length of the entered text, there may be times when you will want to make a label with a specific length. The Tape length function allows you to set the label length between 0.6 cm and 99.5 cm. The current Tape length setting is shown in the lower-left corner of the display.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH O <<< P-touch >>> Q N Q R Q Q Q M RI L 1:_ R
To change the setting for the Tape length function:
Block margin function (B. MARGIN)
The width of the margins between text blocks can be set between 0.0 cm and 30.0 cm. The left and right margins for each text block will have a width that is the specified setting. If the AUTO setting is selected, the block margins will be 0.0 cm if only one text block has been created and 0.3 cm if multiple text blocks have been created.
To change the setting for the Block margin function:
1 Select GLOBAL FORMAT (OR hold down d and press 1) as described on pages 24.
Block length function (B. LENGTH)
Normally, the length of each text block automatically adjusts to fit the length of the entered text. However, with the Block length function, you can set each text block to a length between 0.6 cm and 99.5 cm.
2 Rotate r until B. MARGIN is displayed, and then press r (OR press j or k until B. MARGIN is displayed). The current setting is shown on the left side of the display.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 11/13 Q Q Q RH Q Q NO B. MARGIN Q R Q L Q RI M AUTO R
To change the setting for the Block length function:
1 Select GLOBAL FORMAT or BLOCK FORMAT (OR hold down d and press 1 or 2) as described on page 24 to 25.
This step may be skipped if settings for several Format functions are being applied at the same time.
3 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed, or use the number keys to type in the desired block margin width.

2 Rotate r until B. LENGTH is displayed, and then press r (OR press j or k until B. LENGTH is displayed). The current setting is shown on the left side of the display.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG 12/13 Q Q Q RH Q Q NO B. LENGTH R Q Q Q RI L AUTO M R
3 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed, or use the number keys to type in the desired block length.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH N <<< P-touch >>> Q O Q R Q Q I L Q M R 1:_ RJ
To print a mirror image of the text:
1 Rotate r until MIRROR is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press p).
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH Q Q NO R Q MIRROR Q Q RI L OFF M R
2 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed.
Mirror printing function (d + p)
This function prints your label so that the text can be read from the adhesive side of the tape. If mirror-printed labels are attached to glass or some other transparent material, they can be read correctly from the opposite side.
To return to the text without changing the formatting, press e (OR hold down d and press p).
3 Press r (OR press n) to apply the setting.
When using the Mirror printing function, the text should be printed on clear tape.
Stamp stencil function (d + S)
The Stamp stencil function allows you to quickly and easily create your own stamp stencil films for chemical etching. After inserting a stamp film cassette, select this function to adjust the text to a perfect thickness for the pre-inked stamp film holders. Since the stamp holder is reusable, just make a new stamp stencil film and replace the one in the holder.
ON When ON is selected, the Mirror printing indicator at the top of the display comes on.

To make a stamp:

1 Type in the text, and then insert a medium (18-mm-wide) or large (24 mm-wide) stamp film cassette.
Ch. 3 Functions 2 Hold down d and press S.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH Q Q NO Q R STAMP MODE Q Q I L OFF R M R
The many templates available allow you to create labels and stamps for a variety of needs from addressing envelopes to identifying floppy disks or audio and video cassettes. The width and length of each label or stamp printed from a template is preset. For samples of the available templates, refer to pages 75 through 77. After the text is entered, a different style for the text can easily be selected. For samples of the available style formats, refer to page 78.
If a stamp is created using this function, be sure
to use the Tape length function to select left and right label margins of 25 mm.

To return to the text at any time, press e (OR
hold down d and press 9).
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH NO Q Q R Q Q Q M RI L RJ

1.3 0.4 HELSINKI A AUTO

Auto cut function (d + f)
Each setting of the Auto cut function consists of settings for three different cut methods: full cut (which is used to completely cut off the label), half cut (which is used to cut laminated tape without cutting the label backing, making it easier to remove the backing paper from labels), and chain printing (where the last copy is not cut off, reducing the amount of tape that is wasted). Chain printing is an economical function designed to help eliminate wasted tape at the beginning of labels. Without chain printing, the usual leftover tape from the previous printing session is wasted before the first label in the current session is printed.
After printing with settings 5, 6, 7 or 8, press f
to feed the tape, then cut it.
This function can also be specified with the
P-touch Editor 3.2 software.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG COPIES Q Q Q RH N Q O Q R Q Q L Q RI M 1/1 R
To change the setting for the Auto cut function:
1 Rotate r until AUTO CUT is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press f).

Feed & Cut key (f)

Press this key to feed out any leftover printed tape after pressing e to quit printing.
After printing with the Auto cut function set to 5, 6,
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG Q Q Q RH O Q N Q R Q A. CUT Q L Q RI M 1 R
7 or 8, press f to feed the tape, then cut it.
To feed out 26 mm of tape and automatically cut it:
2 Rotate r (OR press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed. The current setting is shown on the left side of the display and a sample can be seen on the right side.
Repeat printing function (d + 4)
This function allows you to print up to 999 copies of the same text.
To return the function to its default setting (1),

press the space bar.

To return to the text without changing the setting for the Auto cut function, press e (OR hold down d and press f).
To print multiple copies of a label:
1 Rotate r until REPEAT is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press 4).
3 Press r (or press n) to apply the setting.

Print key (p)

After you have typed in your text and chosen all of the desired format settings, you are ready to print it.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG COPIES Q Q Q RH L Q Q R Q 1 M Q Q M RI L RJ

To print a label:

Press p. The message COPIES followed by the number of the label being printed appears.
2 Rotate r (or press m or g) until the desired setting is displayed, or use the number keys to type in the desired number of copies.
To quit printing at any time, press e.
Press f. The message FEED appears.
To select the default setting (1), press the space
Only one numbering field can be selected from

any text.

To change the setting in steps of 5, hold down
either m or g, and then release the key when the desired setting is displayed.
If you include a non-alphanumeric character
such as a symbol in the numbering field, only the letters and numbers in the numbering field will be increased when the labels are printed, or just one label will be printed if the field only contains a non-alphanumeric character.
To quit the Repeat printing function, press e
(OR hold down d and press 4).
3 Press r (or press n) to begin printing the set number of copies. The number of each copy is displayed while it is being printed.
When a barcode is selected as the numbering
field, only the numbers in the barcode data are increased.
After printing with the Auto cut function set to 5, 6, 7 or 8, press f to feed the tape, then cut it.
To print labels using the Numbering function:
1 Rotate r until NUMBER is displayed, and then press r (OR hold down d and press 5). The message SET START POINT appears.
Q R9 A B C D E F K Q Q Q RG SET START POINT Q Q Q RH N Q O Q R Q Q Q M RI L 1:STUDIO 101 R
Numbering function (d + 5)
The Numbering function can be used to print many copies of the same text while increasing certain characters (letters, numbers or barcode data) after each label is printed. This type of automatic incrementation is very useful when printing serial number labels, production control labels or other labels requiring ascending codes. Letters and numbers increase as shown below: 0 A a AB b A1.9.Z.z.AA a B0.
2 Rotate r (OR press m, g, j or k) until the first character that you wish to include in the numbering field is flashing.
To quit the Numbering function, press e (OR hold down d and press 5).
Spaces (shown as underlines _ in the examples below) can be used to adjust the space between characters or to control the number of digits that are printed: _Z _9 1_9 AA 10 2_0.ZZ.99.9_9 _A _0 __0.

Delete an unwanted file to make space for the new one.

NO FILES!

Store a text file before trying to recall, delete or print one. Change the euro conversion setup so that the result will not exceed 10 digits. Replace the battery or use the AC adapter.

OVERFLOW!

REPLACE BATTERIES! (PT-9600 only)

SET 6mm!

Install a 6-mm-wide tape cassette.
ERROR MESSAGE LIST ERROR MESSAGE SET 9mm!
CAUSE This message appears if a 9mm-wide tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for 9mm-wide tape. This message appears if a 12mm-wide tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for 12mm-wide tape. This message appears if a 18mm-wide tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for 18mm-wide tape. This message appears if a 24mm-wide tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for 24mm-wide tape. This message appears if a 36mm-wide tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for 36mm-wide tape. This message appears if an 24mm-wide stamp tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for a STAMP L stamp. This message appears if an 18mm-wide stamp tape cassette is not installed when printing an Auto format template created for a STAMP M stamp. This message appears if no tape cassette is installed when you try to feed the tape, print or use the Layout preview function. This message appears if the end of the tape in the cassette has been reached.
SOLUTION Install a 9-mm-wide tape cassette.

SET 12mm!

Install a 12-mm-wide tape cassette.

SET 18mm!

Install a 18-mm-wide tape cassette.

SET 24mm!

Install a 24-mm-wide tape cassette.

SET 36mm!

Install a 36-mm-wide tape cassette.

SET STAMP-L!

Install an 24-mm-wide stamp tape cassette.

SET STAMP-M!

Install an 18-mm-wide stamp tape cassette.

TAPE EMPTY!

Install a tape cassette and try again.

TAPE END!

Replace the tape cassette.
ERROR MESSAGE LIST ERROR MESSAGE TEXT TOO HIGH!
CAUSE This message appears if the size of the text is larger than the width of the installed tape. (PT-9600 only) This message appears if the Lines of Text setting for the ESC/P interface mode exceeds the maximum possible for the installed tape. This message appears if the length of the text is longer than the label length that has been set with the Tape length function. This message appears if you try to print a label that is longer than the maximum label length. This message appears if you try to print a label that is longer than the maximum label length or is longer than the specified block length. This message appears if the length of the text is longer than the width of the tape when the Text rotation function is used. This message appears if the value entered while setting the Tape margin, Tape length, Block margin and Block length function is not within the allowable range. This message appears if the specified characters cannot be found in the database. This message appears if the values for the records to be printed is not within the allowable range. This message appears if an extremely high-voltage or extremely low-voltage adapter is being used. This message appears if a time stamp or user-defined character image is selected when you try to use the Numbering function.

DYNAMIC ISTANBUL SOLID

ARTISTIC FLORIDA OUTLINE

FORMAL BRUSSELS ITALIC

ELEGANT US NORMAL

NATURAL SAN DIEGO NORMAL

Appendix 78
AC adapter 9 AC adapter connector 2 Accent function 18 Accented characters 18, 19 Adapter 9 Aligning text 31 Alt indicator 17 Alt key 17 Alt mode 17 Appendix 65 Arrow keys 14 Auto cut function 40 Auto format function 37 Line format 25 Margins 33 Text alignment 32 Text in template 39 Text rotation 32 Character size 26 Character styles 28, 29 CHECK DIGIT parameter 20 Cleaning Print head 62 Rollers 62 Clear function 23 Clear key 23 Clearing display 23 CODABAR special characters 69 Code key 15 CODE128 special characters 69 CODE39 special characters 69 Composite character keys 19 Computer, connecting to 10 Connecting AC adapter 9 To computer 10 Converting currencies 21 Copies 41 Cover release button 2 Creating New block 17 New line 17 Stamps 36 Currency conversion 21 Currency rates 22 Cursor 14 Customised stamps 36 Cutting tape 40, 41
Backspace key 23 Barcode function 19 Barcode key 19 Barcode parameters 19 Barcode special characters 20, 69 Basic functions 13 Battery compartment (PT-9600) 2 Blank space 16 Block format functions 25 Block length function 35 Block margin function 35 Blocks 17
Cancel key 15 Caps indicator 16 Caps key 16 Caps mode 16 Centre alignment 31 Changing Block format 25 Block length 35 Block margins 35 Character size 26, 27 Character style 28, 29 Character width 27 Font 26 Framing 31 Global format 24 Label length 34 Line effect 30
Default settings Auto cut 41 Auto format 37 Block length 36 Block margin 35 Font 26 Frame 31 Line effects 30 Mirror printing 36 Numbering 43 Repeat printing 42 Size 27
Stamp 37 Style StyleTape length 34 Tape margin 34 Text alignment 32 Text rotation 33 Width 28 Delete key 23 Deleting Barcode 21 File from memory 45 Text 23 Text and formats 23 Text lines 23 Description of machine 2 Diacritical marks 19 Dial 2, 15 Display clearing 23 Displaying text 14
EAN128 special characters 69 Editing Text 23 Emphasising 30 Ending line of text 17 Entering Accented characters 17, 18 Barcodes 19 Blank space 16 Composite characters 19 Special characters 17 Symbols or pictures 18 Text 16 Uppercase letters 16 Erasing File from memory 45 Text 23 Text and formats 23 Text lines 23 Error messages 55 Euro conversion function 21 Exchange rates 21, 22