Application Version 3.0 For Windows® User’s Guide • We recommend that you use this product for printing on blank, unrecorded CD-R discs and other media. • Printing on CD-R discs and other media that already has data recorded on it may cause the data to become corrupted. • Note that CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD. shall not be held liable for any loss or corruption of data recorded on CD-R discs and other media arising through the use of this product.
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Warning Power cord, AC adaptor, USB cable Never touch the power cord, AC adaptor, or USB cable or its plugs while your hands are wet. Doing so creates the risk of electric shock. Dropping and rough treatment Continued use of the product after it has been damaged due to dropping or other rough treatment creates the risk of fire and electric shock. Immediately perform the following steps if the product should ever become damaged. 1. Disconnect the USB cable. 2. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet. 3.
Caution Operating Precautions Keep heavy objects off. Never place a heavy object on top of the product. Doing so can cause the object to lose balance and fall, creating the risk of personal injury. Location Avoid the locations listed below for the product. Such locations create the risk of fire and electric shock.
Contents Safety Precautions ................................................................ 2 Operating Precautions .......................................................... 4 Unpacking the Printer ........................................................... 6 About the Bundled CD-ROM and CD-R ............................... 7 Using this Manual ................................................................. 7 Button Operations .............................................................
Configuring Font Settings (Free Text Template, Free Design Template) ..................... 58 Inserting a Label Background Image (Free Text Layout) ................................................................ 59 Fields (Free Design Templete) ........................................... 60 Field Types ...................................................................... 60 Common Text Field and Image Field Operations ............ 60 Inputting Text into a Text Field (Free Design Templete) ...
About the Bundled CD-ROM and CD-R Using this Manual Handling Precautions This User’s Guide explains operation of the CW-50 printer and the DISC TITLE PRINTER application, which is designed to run under Windows® 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 Professional, or XP (referred to in this manual collectively as “Windows”). Note that this User’s Guide does not contain information about using Windows, and assumes that you are already familiar with the following standard Windows operations.
Button Operations All operations in this manual are performed using the mouse. • Command operations are indicated as shown below. 1. 2. 1. Click the button. 2. On the menu that appears, click New. • Dialog box button operations are indicated as shown below. 3. 3. Click Save. • All of the sample screens in this manual show operation under Windows XP. Screens will be different when running the application under another operating system.
How to use this Manual Getting Ready The sections of this manual are arranged as shown below. Refer to the indicated pages for details. Label Making Overview (page 25) • Unpacking (page 6) • Installing the Software (page 16) • This section takes you through the basic label creation and printing process, using a music CD label as an example.
CW-50 Printer Features Your CW-50 Printer lets you quickly and easily print labels on a CD-R, CD-RW, and other types of discs. • Music Discs Labels can include artist names and track titles (page 31). You can also import track names from Windows MediaTM Player, or Easy CD Creator, or you can import CD-Text from a CD (page 36). • Screen shots shown in this manual are based on Media Player for Windows XP.
Important! This printer and its software do not include functions for recording to a CD-R, CD-RW or other types of discs. • Data Discs You can import the names of folders and files you plan to store on a disc and print them on its label. You can also type in information manually (pages 31 and 40). Business report.xls Holiday work.xls New employees research data.doc Weekly meeting summary.doc New order.xls Counter error data.
CW-50 Printer Features • Print with TrueType® fonts installed on your PC (page 48). • Support for both text and images (page 50). Note that images are printed in monochrome. • A collection of preset templates lets you produce great looking labels with minimum effort.
• A Free Text Template allows more control over the appearance and layout of text (Free Text → page 54). • A Free Design template gives you almost total freedom for laying out text and images to create exactly the look you want (Free Design → page 54).
General Guide Back Front Front cover Open this cover to load or remove the ink ribbon cassette. Indicator lamp • Lights when the printer is connected correctly to a PC. • Flashes when printing is in progress. Eject button Press to open the disc tray. Carriage Print head Disc tray 14 Disc positioning guides These guides help to position the disc correctly when you place it onto the tray.
Using the DISC TITLE PRINTER Application This section describes the computer system required to run the DISC TITLE PRINTER application. Minimum System Requirements OS: Microsoft® Windows® 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 Professional, or XP Your Computer and Minimum System Requirements PC: IBM PC/AT with the following specifications. • Windows 98, 98SE, Me, 2000 Professional, or XP pre-installed • Pentium®II 266MHz or higher CPU or CPU recommended for running the OS you are using.
Installing the DISC TITLE PRINTER Application 2. Click Next. This causes the Preceding License Agreement to appear. This section describes the steps you need to perform to install the DISC TITLE PRINTER application. Important! • Be sure to install the DISC TITLE PRINTER application before you connect the printer to your PC. (See page 19.) Connecting before you install the application can result in improper operation.
4. If you agree to be bound by the agreement, click Yes. 6. Click Finish. A DISC TITLE PRINTER shortcut icon should be on your Windows desktop. 5. Check the installation location, and then click Next. • This starts installation. • A screen appears to let you know when the installation is complete. Note The InstallShield Wizard Complete screen may not appear in some cases. If you can see the DISC TITLE PRINTER icon on your computer’s desktop, it means that the application is installed properly.
To uninstall the application 1. Click the Windows Start button, and then click Control Panel. 2. Click the Add or Remove Programs icon. This causes the Add or Remove Programs dialog box to appear. 3. In the list of installed software, click DISC TITLE PRINTER to select it. 4. Click the Change/Remove button. Note Some files may cause a separate confirmation dialog box to appear before they can be deleted. If you are unsure about where you should keep a file, select No. 5. Click Finish.
Connecting to a Power Source and a PC 3. Connect the AC adaptor to the printer’s AC adaptor terminal 1, and then plug the power cord into a household power outlet 2. Use the power cord and AC adaptor that come bundled with the printer to connect to a power source. Use the bundled USB cable to connect to a PC. 2 Important! Perform the following procedures only after you have installed the DISC TITLE PRINTER application on your computer (See page 16) . 1 To connect to a power source and a PC 1.
Important! • Do not operate the printer while it is standing up on its side. Also, you should not store the printer standing on its side when you are not using it. • Note that you cannot load or remove a disc unless both the AC adaptor and USB cable are connected to the printer. To disconnect from a power source and a PC 1. Unplug the USB cable from the PC and printer. 2. Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, and then unplug the AC adaptor from the printer.
Loading and Removing the Ink Ribbon Cassette You must load an ink ribbon cassette into the printer in order to print. Important! • Note that you will not be able to open the disc tray and load the ink ribbon cassette unless the power cord/AC adaptor and USB cable are both connected to the printer. See “Connecting to a Power Source and a PC” on page 19 for more information. • The carriage is secured in place by packing material to protect it against damage.
4. Gently pull out the disc tray as shown below. Before using the printer for the first time... When you purchase the printer, the carrier is secured in place by packing materials at the locations shown in the illustration below. Important! Be sure to perform the procedures from page 16 through page 22 of this manual before removing the packing material. Important! • Never use excessive force when pulling the tray. • Do not press down on the tray with excessive force. Doing so can damage the tray.
6. Position the ink ribbon cassette so the ink ribbon passes under the print 8. Close the front cover. head. Print head Ink ribbon Important! Always make sure you close the front cover before closing the disc tray. Notes • Check to make sure that there is no slack in the ink ribbon. • If the ribbon is slack, perform step 2 of this procedure to tighten it up. 9. Close the disc tray. Press the disc tray with your hand until it clicks. 7.
To replace the ink ribbon cassette Replacing the Front Cover If the front cover accidentally becomes detached from the printer, use the following procedure to replace it. 1. Connect the power cord, AC adaptor, and USB cable to the printer, and connect the USB cable to your PC. Note See page 19 for more information about making connections. 2. Press the Eject button on the front of the printer. This causes the disc tray to come out part way. 3. Gently pull out the disc tray. 1.
Label Making Overview Label Creation Basics Now that everything is set up, let’s try creating a label. This section runs through the basics of label making, from layout, to printing, and saving the label in a file. To create a label 1. On your Windows desktop, double-click the DISC TITLE PRINTER short cut icon. Example: Music CD label Note You can also start up the application by clicking the Windows Start button and then All Programs.
2. Click . This displays the main window for the music label template. 3. Input the text data you want. Move the cursor to the label input boxes, and then type in the disc title, artist names, and track names. The text you input appears in the preview image on the screen. Label Preview Image Warning message Label Input Boxes Important! You must select a label template before you can perform operations on the main window.
Configuring Template Setting 4. Click . 6. Click . This displays a dialog box for selecting the text layout. This displays a dialog box for selecting the print pattern. Note See page 47 for details about changing the text layout pattern. Note See page 45 for details about print pattern setting. 5. Click 7. Click . .
Selecting a Font 11. Click the Artist Name tab. 8. Click . This displays a dialog box for making font settings. 12. Select 2 for Size, and then click OK. This completes input of the label data. 9. Confirm that Title tab is selected. Note If a different tab is displayed, click Title. 10. For Size, select 2. 28 Note See page 48 for details about font settings.
To print a label Important! • See the separate “Printing Precautions” sheet for important information about printing conditions. • This printer supports printing on 12cm diameter discs only. Attempting to print on a CD-R single or on a business card CD-R can cause damage to the printer. • We recommend that you use this product for printing on blank, unrecorded media. Printing on media that already had data recorded on it may cause the data to become corrupted. 2.
3. Close the disc tray. Press the disc tray with your hand until it clicks. To save label data 1. Click . 2. On the menu that appears, click Save. 4. Click Start printing. • This starts the print operation. • The disc tray opens automatically after printing is complete. Carefully pull out the tray and remove the disc. Important! Never disconnect the AC adaptor, power cord, or USB cable while a print operation is in progress. Doing so creates the risk of malfunction.
Label Making with Preset Templates 3. Click the label template you want to use. Automated Label Layout A selection of content-specific preset label formats makes label creation as easy as selecting the right format and filling in the blanks. The following procedure shows how to do this, using the music label template as an example. • You can select from among five label templates. Selecting a template displays its main window, which contains the elements for the template you select.
Digital Image Label • If you want to create your own original layout, select the Free Text or Free Design template. See “Creating an Original Label Layout” on page 54 for more information.
Using the Assistant Screen Using the Assistant Feature When you are unsure of DISC TITLE PRINTER application operations... Follow the instructions on the Assistant screen for quick and easy labels. The Assistant feature provides you with step-by-step guidance for creating labels and performing other operations. Clicking the button on the main window displays the Assistant screen. The Assistant screen does not appear while the Free Text or Free Design label template is displayed.
2 File Button Clicking the button displays a menu of commands that you can use to perform the operations described below. Using the Main Window The information in this section describes the main window for the music label template.
5 Assistant Button Displays an Assistant window in the upper right corner of the main window. This button is displayed on the music, data, and digital image label templates only. 6 Minimize Button Minimizes the main window into the menu bar. w Magnifying Glass Button Displays a dialog box with an enlarged preview image. e Label Input Boxes These boxes are for inputting label text, either manually or by importing it. The text you input immediately appears in the preview image on the screen.
3. Set the disc whose data you want to read into the CD drive of your computer, Importing Text Data You can import CD-Text data or track and incorporate it into the music label template. CD-Text data or track data can be created using Medial Player or Easy CD Creator data. In the case of a data label template and digital image label template, you can import file names and folder names. Importing text data eliminates the need to type it in manually.
4. After checking the track names in the label input boxes, click OK. Importing Media Player Data for a Music Label The CD-Text data is displayed in the label input boxes and the label preview image. What is Media Player? • Media Player is an application that lets you playback and manage multimedia files that are on your computer or the Internet. DISC TITLE PRINTER application lets you import play lists created using Media Player. This capability is supported for data created using Media Player 7.
4. Start up the DISC TITLE PRINTER application. 5. On the music label main window, click the 7. Select the playlist you created in step 3, and then click Open. A dialog box for selecting the specific text you want to import appears after all the text on the CD is read. button. 6. On the menu that appears, click Import and then Import Media Player Note In some cases, you may not be able to import artist name data from a playlist file created using Media Player on a computer running WindowsXP.
Importing Easy CD Creator Data for a Music Label Note 6. On menu that appears, click Import and then Import Easy CD Creater Project List. This displays a dialog box for opening a file. Easy CD Creator • Easy CD creator is CD-R and CD-RW writing software. DISC TITLE PRINTER application supports project lists created using Easy CD Creator for incorporation into a music label. This capability is supported for data created using Easy CD Creator 4.0 and 5.0.
8. After checking the song titles in the label input boxes, click OK. The data you import appears in the label import boxes and the preview image. Importing File and Folder Name for a Data Label or Digital Image Label Use the following procedures to import a folder name and file names for data label or digital image label. To import a folder name 1.
To import file names 1. On the data label template or digital image label template main window, move the cursor to the label input box where you want to import the file names, and then click . 2. Click Import and then Import File Name. This displays a dialog box for selecting files. 3. Select the names of the files you want to import, and then click OK. The file names you import appear in the label input box and the preview image.
6 Insert Inserts a new line above the one that is currently selected in a label input box. Useful Text Input Functions Right-clicking the DISC TITLE PRINTER application main window displays a shortcut menu of commands that come in handy during text input. w e 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 q Before text editing r When text has been edited 1 Copy Copies the selected text to the clipboard. 2 Paste Pastes the contents of the clipboard at the current cursor position.
Saving Label Data 1. Click the 3. Click Save As. This displays the Save As dialog box. button. 2. On the menu that appears, click Save. This displays a dialog box for saving label data. • Save: This button appears if this is the first time you are saving the label data. Clicking this button saves the data, assigning the title name as the file name. If the label data you are editing has already been saved, this button name changes to Overwrite.
Opening a Label Data File Creating a Data Index File Perform the following steps when you want to open an existing label data file. For a disc that contains so much data that it cannot fit on a label, you can use the following procedure to create a data index file that you can print out on a computer printer. 1. Click the button. 2. On the menu that appears, click Open. This displays a dialog box for selecting the file you want to open. 1. Click the button. 2.
3. Select the folder for which you want to create a data index, and then click OK. This displays the Save As dialog box. Configuring Layout Settings You can control the appearance of your labels using the printing pattern and text layout panels, and the Font and Image buttons. Any changes you make to a label are immediately reflected in the label preview image. To configure layout settings The print pattern controls the location and the orientation of the printing on a label. For text input 4.
To configure print pattern settings To modify a preset print pattern 1. Click the 1. On the main window, click panel. This displays a menu for selecting a print pattern. . This displays a dialog box for selecting a print pattern. 2. Click . This displays a dialog box for configuring advanced print pattern settings. The settings you configure are reflected here. 2. Click the print pattern to which you want to change.
To configure text layout settings Configuring Text Layout Settings You can select from a number of different layouts for the text on your labels. 1. Click the About the Layout Panel panel. This displays a menu for selecting a text layout. This Displays a menu of options. 1 2 Templete Music Label 1 2 Item Title Artist Name Data Label Title Digital Image Label Music Label Tracks Data Label Contents Date Digital Image Label Location Image Information Meaning Centered in the label area.
To modify a preset text layout 1. On the main window, click 2. Click . Configuring Font Settings Use the procedures in this section to control the font, attribute, and size settings of label text. . This displays a menu for selecting a text layout. 1. On the main window, click the button. This displays a dialog box for configuring font settings. The settings you configure are reflected here. 3. Configure the settings you want for each item, and then click OK.
3. Click the L button in Font. 6. In the Font Size group, select the font size you want. Important! You can input text for up to six text input areas in a single label. Note that the number of lines you can input is affected by the font size you select. If you specify a 2-line font size for the title font and artist name, when creating a music CD label, for example, you will be able to input only two lines of song title text. 4. Select the font you want from the list that appears. 5.
Inserting an Image into a Label 2. Click Open Image. You can use either of following two methods to input an image into a label. • Inputting an image from a file • Capturing a PC screen image Important! • To input an image into a label, you need to select print pattern 6 or pattern 7 (page 45), or a setting that is marked with on the Advanced Print Pattern Settings dialog box (page 46). • Even if you are inserting a color image, it is printed in monochrome in accordance with the “Dithering” settings.
2. Display the screen you want to capture. 5. Click Capture. This minimizes the main window. 3. On the Windows task bar, click DISC TITLE PRINTER. This displays the main window. 6. Note To cancel the capture operation, press the Esc key or right-click your mouse. Locate the mouse pointer at one of the corners of the area you want to select for capture. Holding down the left mouse button, drag the pointer to the corner that is diagonally opposite the one you started from.
7. After making sure the preview shows the image you want, click OK. Note that the layout preview image on the main window shows a monochrome version of the image you selected. Notes • See page 53 for information about monochrome conversion dithering settings. To save a captured image to your PC’s hard disc 1. While the captured image is shown on the Image Settings dialog box, click Save. 2. Specify the folder in Save in and type a file name into File name. 3. Click Save. 4. Click OK.
When you want to do this: Do this: About color images... Enlarge or reduce the image to fit the label area while maintaining the ratio between the image’s vertical and horizontal dimensions. Select the Maintain aspect ratio check box. When you insert a color image, it is automatically converted to a monochrome image. The colors of the image are expressed as different shades of gray.
Original Label Making Creating an Original Label Layout There are two templates for creating an original label layout: the Free Text label template and the Free Design label template. For details about more basic label creation procedures, see the steps under “Automated Label Layout”. Free Text Label Template Free Design Label Template • The Free Text label template lets you input text using many of the same techniques available on a word processor application.
Free Text Label Template Main Window Free Design Label Template Main Window 7 Measurement Unit Button 1 Print Pattern Panel 8 Work Area Size Button 2 Toolbar 5 Insert Text Button 1 Print Pattern Panel 2 Toolbar 4 Insert Image Button 9 Insert Image Button 3 Work Area 6 Print Area 3 Work Area 55
Free Design and Free Text Template Main Windows Toolbars Free Text Template The following describes the tools that are available in the toolbars on the Free Text and Free Design label template main windows. 1 Print Pattern Panel This panel shows the location and orientation of the printing on the currently selected label. Click this panel when you want to change the text layout. 2 Toolbar Contains a selection of useful editing tools. Click a tool to use it.
–Center Vertically –Bottom Uniform Spacing –Vertical –Horizontal Center –Vertical –Horizontal Send –To Front –To Back –Forward –Back Resize –By Width –By Height Aligns the selected fields on their vertical centers. Aligns the selected fields on their bottoms. Arranges three or more fields so they are evenly spaced vertically. Arranges three or more fields so they are evenly spaced horizontally. Centers the selected fields vertically in the print area.
Configuring Font Settings (Free Text Template, Free Design Template) This section describes how to configure font settings for text you input manually into the work area, or text you import (page 36). You can select font, font size, font style, and text alignment from the toolbar. Font Setting Tools ■ To specify the font 1. Input text into the work area. 2. Highlight the characters whose font setting you want to edit. 3.
Inserting a Label Background Image (Free Text Layout) To specify the image orientation 1. On the main window, click . This displays the Advanced Free Text Settings dialog box. 1. On the main window, click . 2. Click , and then select the image you want to insert. • The image appears in the preview image on the main window. • One image can be inserted per label area. After you insert an image into print pattern , you cannot input text. To insert a label background image, choose or .
■ Selecting a Field Fields (Free Design Templete) Text Field: Click on the boundary of a field to select it. You can move or delete a field whose boundary appears as shown below. This section contains general information about fields. It also explains operations that are common to both text and image fields. The shape of the mouse pointer changes when it is located near a field boundary.
Inputting Text into a Text Field (Free Design Templete) 1. Using the procedure under “Importing Text Data”on page 36, import the text from a file. A dialog box for selecting the specific text you want to import appears after all the text is imported. The following describes how to input, edit, and delete text. To input text manually 1. On the main window, click . This inserts a text field into the upper label area. 2. Type in the text you want.
To configure font settings for the text in a field 1. Highlight the text whose font settings you want to change. 2. Use the toolbar to configure font, font size, and font style settings. Note See “Toolbars” on page 56 for more information. To delete a text field 1. Select the text field you want to delete. 2. Press the Delete key on your computer keyboard. This deletes the text field.
Resizing a Field (Free Design Template) Use the procedures in this section when you want to change the size of a field. Important! Note that the result obtained when you resize a field depends on whether it is a text field or an image field. 1. Select the field you want to resize so it is enclosed by a gray selection boundary. 2. Use one of the techniques described below to drag one of the four corner handles on the boundary to resize the field.
2. To make a different field the reference field, hold down the Ctrl key as you To align fields 1. Drag the mouse on the label so the fields you want to align or resize are click the new reference field. enclosed in the selection boundary. This is the reference field. 3. Click the L button. This displays a menu. Note • See “Toolbars” on page 56. 4. On the menu, select Alignment. 5. On the submenu that appears, select the command you want.
Configuring Field Properties (Free Design Template) Clicking the button and then Properties displays a dialog box that you can use to change the properties of a field. 3. Input the values you want. The settings you configure are reflected in the preview image on the main window. 4. Click the Size tab. Note The unit of measurement (millimeters, pixels, inches) used on the Field Properties dialog box is the same as that selected with the ruler unit of measurement button (Page 56).
Useful Text Input Functions (Free Text Template, Free Design Template) This section describes various useful functions you can access on the shortcut menu that appears when you right-click on the Free Text label template or Free Design label template. Right-clicking the mouse while the cursor is located in the work area displays one of the shortcut menus shown below. When a field is not selected When a field is selected Free Text Template Free Design template (When a text field is selected.
Printing and Other Operations Printing a Label 1 Perform the steps below to print label data on the printer. Important! • See the separate “Printing Precautions” sheet for important information about printing conditions. • This printer supports printing on 12cm diameter discs only. Attempting to print on a CD-R single or on a business card CD-R can result in damage to the printer. • We recommend that you use this product for printing on blank, unrecorded media.
2. Place the disc whose label you want to print into the disc tray. 4. After positioning the disc, remove the positioning guide. J Place the positioning guide while watching the guidelines on the disc tray. Note Adjust the position of the disc so printing does not overlap logos, etc. See “Positioning the Disc on the Tray” on page 69 for more information. Set the disc onto the tray so it is inside of these raised guides.
When printing in both the upper label area (LABEL 1) and lower label area (LABEL 2)... 7. Rotate the disc 180 degrees and place it back onto the tray. Positioning the Disc on the Tray Use the positioning guide to adjust the position of the disc on the tray in the following cases.
Registering and Deleting a Phrase Memory Entry Configuring Advanced Settings On the main window or the print dialog box, click . This displays a dialog box for making advanced label creation or print settings. You can register frequently used terms and phrases for instant recall whenever you need them. See “Useful Text Input Functions” on pages 42 and 66 for information about using phrase. 1. On the main window or Print dialog box, click the button. 2. Click the Phrase Memory tab.
Select the check box next to Show advanced print pattern settings only if you want the Advanced Print Pattern Settings (page 46) dialog box to appear when you click the Print Pattern panel. The Select Print Pattern dialog box appears when this check box is cleared. Select the check box next to Show advanced text layout settings only if you want the Advanced Text Layout Settings dialog box (page 48) to appear when you click the Text Layout panel.
Using Help The online help feature lets you access the following type of information. • Information about functions and supplementary information • Software version information • Connection on the CASIO Website To use Help 1. On the main window, click the button. 2. Click Help. 3. Use standard Windows online help procedures to find the information you need. You can also obtain assistance by accessing the CASIO Website.
6. Use a cotton swab moistened with alcohol to clean the print head. Caring for the Printer You can use a commercially available cassette tape recorder head cleaning kit to clean the print head. A dirty print head can make it impossible to obtain good printing results. Perform the following steps to clean the print head when it becomes dirty. Important! • Use only a cotton swab or some other soft material to clean the print head.
Phrase Library List Troubleshooting The following is a list of the built-in phrase library contents. See page 42 and 66 for information about using phrase. Consult this troubleshooting guide whenever you start to have problems with the printer or application. If you cannot find the solution to your problem below, contact your original retailer.
Symptom Possible Cause ● Printing is not clear. ● Printing is poor quality. ● Printing is too light. Any of the following can interfere with proper printing. • A disc label that is not smooth. • A disc label that has a design or lines printed on it. • A disc label that support ink jet printing only. See the separate “Printing Precautions” sheet for information about recommended media. Dirty print head Clean the print head. (page 73). Improper print density Adjust the print density. (page 70).
Error Messages Message Recommended Action The label file cannot be impor ted because it is corrupted or an unsupported format. Specify a proper label file format. pages 36 – 41 Page The text data cannot be impor ted because it is corrupted or an unsupported format. Create a new song title list and try again. page 37 There is still a Disc in the printer. Remove the Disc to quit. Remove the disc and then quit.
Specifications Printing Resolution: 200dpi Approximate Speed: 9.0mm per second (black ink ribbon) 5.1mm per second (silver, red, blue, or green ink ribbon) Print System : Thermal transfer Print Width : Approximately 16mm Print Length : Approximately 74mm Actual printing speed depends on printing environment, conditions, etc. Power Supply Power Consumption: 13W (Power supplied both through household power plug and USB port.
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