Canon MK5000 Manuel utilisateur

MK5000

CABLE ID PRINTER

Supplement for the

MK5000 User's Guide

This document is a supplementary material to the separate User’s Guide

(MK5000).

4Y1-8639-020

* Please note that the contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

Table of Contents

Page Reference

Page in the

User’s Guide

Keyboard Comparison Figures

LCD Display Comparison Figures

Names and Functions of Keys

3-4

6-7

How to Read the Display

5-7

8-10

Use with Batteries

8-9

13-14

Basic Input Operations, Before Input

■Switching Character Input Method ■

Keys and

Input Methods

10 -

Input Hiragana

11-12

Input Katakana

13-14

Input Alphanumeric Characters

Input Kanji

16-17

Change Display Language

Installing the Software

111

Print Media

228

Romaji/Kana Input Chart

21-22

Symbol Chart

233

Kuten Code Chart

24-35

Keyboard Comparison Figures

The keyboard shown in the User’s Guide is different from the keyboard in the device

manufactured for domestic use in Japan, so please refer to the following comparison.

Your Device

User’s Guide

LCD Display Comparison Figures

The LCD display shown in the User’s Guide is different from the display in the device

manufactured for domestic use in Japan, so please refer to the following comparison.

Your Device

User’s Guide

Names and Functions of Keys

Please read this instead of P.6 and P.7 in the MK5000 User’s Guide.

[Page] key This key allows you to check the page number of the currently

displayed page and the total number of pages in the data. You

can also check the remaining memory capacity of the printer.

[] key Specifies the page orientation (portrait/landscape) and text

direction (portrait/landscape).

[Seg Len] key Specifies the length of one tube (or one label), character

alignment, and margins.

[Frame] key Sets a frame around the text.

[Char Size] key Sets the character size.

[Set Lines] key Sets the number of lines.

[Char Space] key Sets the space between characters.

[Edit] key Edits a page.

[Cont Print] key Sets up repeat printing of a page.

[Num] key Sets numbering for text.

[File] key Sets up the saving and loading of data.

[Connect] key Sets the connection method when printing from a PC or tablet

device.

[Warmer] key Switches between tube warmer settings (optional).

[Settings] key All functions can be set using this key.

[Del All] key Deletes the currently entered characters and settings.

[Ins] key Switches between Insert mode and Overwrite mode.

[Del] key Deletes the character selected by the cursor.

[Canc] key Press this key while printing to stop printing, and then stop

after cutting the print media. If you press and hold this key for

2 seconds or more, the printer will stop without cutting. If

pressed during the operation of a function, the operation will

be canceled. Also, pressing this key while holding down [Shift]

will return you to the character input display.

[Back Space] key Deletes the character to the left of the cursor position.

[Enter] key Confirm the input of unconfirmed characters or selected items.

Pressing this key after finalizing text input

will insert a page

break at the cursor position.

[▲][▼][◄][►]

( Arrow keys)

Move the cursor or selected item up, down, left or right. If you

press this key while holding down [Shift] in the character input

display, you can move to the next or previous page.

[Print] key

Displays the printing preference display and allows you to print

the currently displayed data.

[Set Cut] key Sets the cut method for printing.

[Adjust] key Adjust the print position and cut length, and adjust the cutter.

Space key Enter a space.

[Alphanumeric/Romaji/

Hiragana] key Switches the character input method. ( → P.10)

[Symbol] key

Use this key to enter symbols and kanji characters using the

kuten code.

Press the [Alt] + [Enter] keys to confirm the selected

unconfirmed symbol or kanji character.

[Remove] key This key is used to remove the tube or label tape from the printer

[Caps Lock] key

If you press this key and then enter alphanumeric characters,

they will be capitalized.

It is also used to convert undetermined hiragana into katakana.

NOTE

•In this manual, pressing and holding down [Shift] (or [Alt]) and pressing the desired key will

perform the following operations.

Example: [Shift] + [Canc] keys

How to Read the Display

Please read this instead of P.8~P.10 in the MK5000 User’s Guide.

Character input method

Displays the character input method settings. (→ P. 10)

a: Alphanumeric characters (lowercase)

A: Alphanumeric characters (uppercase)

R: Romaji

ひ

: Kana

カ

: Katakana

Insert/ Overwrite

mode

Indicates which of the two input modes is selected.

: Insert mode

(No indication): Overwrite mode

Print speed Displays the printing speed settings.

H: High M: Middle L: Low

Half cut setting The settings for adding a half cut to tubes or label tapes

are indicated by the following symbols.

: Half cut.

: Not half cut, but a solid line is printed

showing where to cut with scissors, etc.

: Not half cut, but a dotted line is printed

showing where to cut with scissors, etc.

(No indication) : Not half cut, and no cutting line is printed.

Remaining ribbon Indicates the remaining capacity of the ink ribbon with a mark.

(Ribbon remaining)

･

: The display changes every 10%. When

the remaining capacity is low, prepare a

new ribbon cassette.

(Out of ribbon)

(Not displayed) : The ribbon cassette is not loaded, or the

information cannot be read.

Power The power source being used is indicated by the following

symbols.

: The AC adapter is being used.

: When the battery is being used, the

remaining battery charge is indicated

by this symbol.

(If the battery is not sufficiently

charged, the remaining capacity may

not be displayed correctly.)

(Power remaining)

･

(Out of power)

Warmer

Displays the settings for the (optional) tube warmer.

Auto :Only warms the tube during printing.

When printing is executed, the tube will

be warmed up to the set temperature,

and then printing will start.

RDY :Warms the tube except while printing.

When printing is executed, it starts

printing immediately. "WAI" will be

displayed when the set temperature is

adjusted.

OFF :Disables the tube warmer settings.

(No indication)

:The tube warmer is not set.

Cut Length/

Alignment/Margin

Displays the settings for the length (cut length) of a tube (or a

label), alignment, and margin of the current page.

•When using the "Automatic" cut length feature (The set

value is highlighted.)

Cut Length (mm)

Alignment (Centered “C” )

•When using the "Specify" cut length feature

Cursor Text is entered at the position indicated by a ■.

Cont Print Displays the number of times the current page will be printed

repeatedly.

Character Space Displays the character space setting for the current page.

Lines Displays the number of lines setting for the current page.

Character Size Displays the character size setting for the current page.

Frame Displays the frame setting for the current page.

Orientation Displays the print orientation and character orientation settings

for the current page.

Page Displays the page number of the current page.

◄: Displayed when there is a page before the current page.

►: Displayed when there is a page after the current page.

NOTE

•This product treats the string of characters to be printed on one tube (or one label) as one

page. Press the [Enter] key to create a new page. (Page Break)

For more information on page manipulation and editing, refer to "Creating and Editing Pages

(P.65)" in the User’s Guide.

Cut Length (mm)

Margin (mm)

(“E” when “Expansion” is selected

on the Plate Printing Area)

Alignment

(Centered “C”, Left-aligned “L”,

Right-aligned “R”, Even Distribution “E”)

Use with Batteries

Please read this instead of P.13 and P.14 in the MK5000 User’s Guide.

If you are outdoors or in any other place where you do not have access to a power supply, you

can use the product with batteries.

1Prepare six “eneloop standard model” AA rechargeable batteries (Part No.: BK-

3MCC) (sold separately).

2Make sure that the power is turned off .

3Remove the battery cover.

4Insert the batteries.

●As shown in the figure, ➊insert the battery

terminal into the printer, and ➋push it in.

●Paying attention to the direction in which you

insert the batteries, as marked with the

and symbols.

CAUTION

• Be sure to use fully charged "eneloop AA Standard Model Batteries (Part No.: BK-

3MCC)”. Do not use any other type of battery. Failure to do so may result in fi re,

malfunction, or injury.

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