Incwadi Yemiyalelo Yomenzi Welebula we-EazeID H1100

Isingeniso

This manual provides detailed instructions for the proper use and maintenance of your EazeID H1100 Label Maker. Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the device to ensure optimal performance and longevity.

Okuqukethwe Kwephakheji

Qinisekisa ukuthi zonke izinto ezibalwe ngezansi zifakiwe kuphakheji yakho:

• EazeID H1100 Label Maker (White-Gray) x 1
• 12mm 0.47 Laminated White Tape (Sample Tape 4M*12mm) x 1
• Ikhebula le-USB-C x 1
• Incwadi yomsebenzisi x 1
• Replacement Cutter Holder x 1

Image: The EazeID H1100 Label Maker shown with its complete package contents, including the device, a sample tape cassette, a USB-C cable, the user manual, and a replacement cutter holder.

Umkhiqizo Uphelileview

The EazeID H1100 is a portable, inkless label maker designed for various labeling needs in home, office, and school environments. It features a QWERTY keyboard, a backlit LCD screen, and supports multiple fonts, symbols, and frames for customized labels.

Isithombe: A enemininingwane view of the EazeID H1100 Label Maker, highlighting its keyboard layout, display screen, and overall ergonomic design.

Setha

1. Ukunikezwa kwamandla kagesi

The EazeID H1100 Label Maker supports two power supply methods:

• Ikhebula le-USB-C: Connect the included USB-C cable to the label maker and a compatible power adapter (not included) or USB port.
• AAA Amabhethri: Insert 6 AAA batteries (not included) into the battery compartment located on the underside of the device.

Note: When using the USB-C cable, it is recommended to use a charger block with an output voltage of ≤5V. The device can only stay powered with the Type-C cable; it does not support battery charging.

Image: Illustration demonstrating how to power the label maker using either 6 AAA batteries or the provided USB-C cable.

2. Loading Label Tape

1. Open the tape compartment cover on the back of the label maker.
2. Insert the label tape cassette with the tape facing downwards, ensuring it clicks into place.
3. Close the tape compartment cover securely.

Image: A visual guide to correctly inserting the EazeID BZ label tape cassette into the label maker.

Imiyalelo yokusebenza

1. Basic Label Creation

1. Cindezela inkinobho Amandla inkinobho ukuvula idivayisi.
2. Type your desired text using the QWERTY keyboard. The text will appear on the backlit LCD screen.
3. Cindezela inkinobho Phrinta button (usually indicated by a printer icon) to print the label.
4. Use the built-in cutter to cut the printed label.

2. Backlit Screen

The LCD screen features a backlight for improved visibility in various lighting conditions. Press the dedicated backlight key (often indicated by a lightbulb icon) to toggle the backlight on or off.

Image: A visual comparison illustrating the enhanced readability of the EazeID H1100's backlit LCD screen.

3. Text Editing and Customization

The EazeID H1100 offers extensive customization options:

• Amafonti: Cindezela inkinobho Ifonti button to cycle through available font styles. The device supports 21 fonts.
• Izimpawu: Cindezela inkinobho Uphawu button to access a library of over 800 symbols. Use the navigation keys to select and insert symbols.
• Ozimele: Cindezela inkinobho Uhlaka button to choose from over 100 decorative frames for your labels.
• Izilimi: The device supports 22 languages for text input. Refer to the menu settings to change the input language.

Image: A visual representation of the various font options available on the label maker.

Image: A collection of symbols that can be added to labels for enhanced customization.

Isithombe: Examples of frames that can be used to decorate and highlight labels.

Image: A list of the 22 languages supported for text input on the label maker.

4. Cable Labeling Modes

The EazeID H1100 includes specialized modes for cable labeling:

• Cable Wrap: Creates labels that wrap around cables.
• Cable Flag: Generates labels that fold into a flag shape for easy identification.
• Faceplate Label: Produces labels suitable for faceplates or flat surfaces.

Cindezela inkinobho Ikhebula button to access these modes and select the appropriate option.

Isithombe: I-Visual examples of the three distinct cable labeling formats available.

5. Multi-Copy Printing

To print multiple copies of the same label or different labels in sequence:

• Multiple Copies of the Same Label: After typing your text, press Shift + Phrinta. Use the navigation keys or number keys (1-9) to set the number of copies, then press OK or Phrinta.
• Multi-Edit for Different Labels: Input text, then press Multi Edit. Input the next label's text, press Multi Edit again, and repeat for up to 20 different labels. Finally, press Phrinta to print all entered labels sequentially.

Image: An illustration detailing the steps for using the multi-edit function to print a series of different labels.

Image: Instructions for setting the number of copies for a single label print job.

6. Clearing Text

To clear text from the display:

• Delete characters one by one: Cindezela inkinobho I-BS (Backspace) ukhiye.
• Delete all text and format: Cindezela Kucace → OK → [Text & Format] → OK.
• Delete all text only: Cindezela Kucace → [Umbhalo Kuphela] → OK.

Image: A guide to using the 'Clear' function for deleting text and formatting.

7. Saving and Opening Label Files

The EazeID H1100 has built-in memory to save frequently used labels:

• Londoloza: Cindezela Imenyu → OK → [File] → OK → [Londoloza] → OK. Select a memory slot (1-9) and press OK.
• Vula: Cindezela Imenyu → OK → [File] → OK → [Vula] → OK. Select the desired memory slot and press OK.

Image: Instructions for accessing and managing saved label designs through the device's menu.

Isondlo

1. Ukuhlanza Idivayisi

To maintain optimal performance, regularly clean the print head and cutter blade:

• Turn off the label maker and disconnect any power sources.
• Open the tape compartment.
• Gently wipe the print head with a soft, dry cloth or a cotton swab. Do not use alcohol or other solvents.
• Carefully clean any adhesive residue from the cutter blade using a cotton swab.
• Close the tape compartment.

2. Replacing Label Tape

When the label tape runs out or you wish to change tape types:

1. Ensure the label maker is powered off.
2. Open the tape compartment cover.
3. Remove the empty or unwanted tape cassette.
4. Insert a new EazeID BZ label tape cassette as described in the 'Loading Label Tape' section.
5. Vala isembozo segumbi letheyiphu.

Ukuxazulula inkinga

Imininingwane

Iwaranti kanye Nokusekela

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the contact details provided in the original product packaging or visit the official EazeID webindawo. Gcina irisidi lakho lokuthenga njengobufakazi bokuthenga izimangalo zewaranti.