Phomemo Thermal Labels (2.75" x 3.14") Instruction Manual

1. Kupu Whakataki

This instruction manual provides essential information for the proper use and care of your Phomemo 2.75" x 3.14" (70x80mm) thermal labels. These labels are designed for optimal performance with Phomemo M200, M220, M221, M250, and M260 thermal label makers. Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure efficient and effective use of your labels.

2. Hua Neke Atuview

Phomemo thermal labels are multi-purpose, self-adhesive labels designed for a wide range of applications. They utilize direct thermal printing technology, eliminating the need for ink or toner.

• Ahu: 2.75 inihi x 3.14 inihi (70mm x 80mm)
• Rahi: 100 labels per roll
• Hototahi: Specifically designed for Phomemo M200, M220, M221, M250, and M260 label makers.
• Āhuatanga matua: Fade Resistant, Waterproof, Oil-proof, Smudge-Free, Scratch Resistant, Tear Resistant, Strong Adhesion, BPA Free.
• Nga tono: Ideal for address labels, shipping labels, small business product labels, kitchen organization, container labeling, office supplies, personal item identification, crafts, and gifts.

Figure 2.1: Phomemo thermal label rolls and packaging. Each roll contains 100 labels, ready for use with compatible Phomemo label makers.

Figure 2.2: Diagram illustrating the 70mm x 80mm (2.75" x 3.14") dimensions of the Phomemo thermal labels, highlighting their oil-resistant, strong adhesion, abrasion-resistant, and water-resistant properties.

Figure 2.3: Visual representation of 100% compatibility with Phomemo M220, M250, M260, M221, and M200 label makers.

Whakaahua 2.4: Examples of Phomemo thermal label applications, demonstrating their strong adhesive on various items like cosmetic bottles and candles.

3. Setup: Loading Labels

To begin using your Phomemo thermal labels, follow these general steps for loading them into your compatible Phomemo label maker. Refer to your specific label maker's manual for detailed loading instructions if needed.

1. Open the Label Maker Cover: Locate and open the cover of your Phomemo label maker. This usually involves a latch or button on the side or top.
2. Insert the Label Roll: Place the label roll into the designated compartment. Ensure the labels are facing the correct direction for printing (usually with the printable side facing up or towards the print head). The roll should fit snugly on the spindle or within the guides.
3. Feed the Labels: Pull a small section of the labels out past the print head and align it with the label exit slot. Ensure there are no wrinkles or bends in the labels.
4. Katia te Uhi: Close the label maker cover securely. The printer should automatically detect the labels and calibrate.
5. Manatokohia te Tirohanga: After closing, the printer may feed a blank label to align. Check that the labels are aligned correctly and ready for printing.

Figure 3.1: Phomemo M200 and M220 label makers demonstrating label printing, illustrating how labels are fed and printed from the device. An example barcode '1234567' is visible on a printed label.

4. Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

Once the labels are loaded, you can proceed with printing using your Phomemo label maker and its associated application.

1. Tūhono ki tō Pūrere: Ensure your Phomemo label maker is connected to your smartphone or computer via Bluetooth or USB, as per your printer model's specifications.
2. Open the Phomemo App: Launch the Phomemo application on your connected device.
3. Select Label Size: Within the app, select the correct label size (2.75" x 3.14" or 70x80mm) to match the labels loaded in your printer.
4. Hoahoa To Tapanga: Use the app's interface to design your label. You can add text, barcodes (e.g., '1234567'), images, and other elements.
5. Tā: Once your design is complete, send the print command from the app to your label maker.
6. Tihorea, ā, Tāpirihia: After printing, carefully peel the label from its backing and apply it to your desired surface. The strong adhesive ensures secure attachment to various materials like plastic, paper, metal, wood, and glass.

Whakaahua 4.1: Examples of labels printed by Phomemo M200 and M220 label makers, showcasing various designs including barcodes and text.

5. Te Whakatikatika me te Penapena

Proper maintenance and storage of your Phomemo thermal labels will ensure their longevity and print quality.

• Nga Tikanga Rokiroki: Store unused label rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. High temperatures can cause premature fading or discoloration of thermal labels.
• Aukati i te makuku: Keep labels away from moisture and humidity to prevent damage to the thermal coating and adhesive.
• Parenga mai i nga karawarawa: Store rolls in their original packaging or a protective container to prevent physical damage or scratches to the label surface.
• Te hapai me te tiaki: Avoid touching the thermal printing surface of the labels unnecessarily, as oils from skin can affect print quality over time.

6. Te Raru

If you encounter issues while using your Phomemo thermal labels, consider the following common troubleshooting steps:

7. Whakatakotoranga

Figure 7.1: Visual representation of Phomemo thermal label durability, highlighting waterproof, self-adhesive, scratch-resistant, and tear-resistant qualities.

8. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

Specific warranty information for Phomemo thermal labels is typically provided with the product packaging or available on the official Phomemo website. For any product-related inquiries, technical support, or warranty claims, please refer to the contact information provided by Phomemo or visit their official support channels.

For general information and support, you may visit the Toa Phomemo i runga i a Amazon.

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