Brother P-touch PT-1810 User's Guide

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Brother P-touch PT-1810 Specification

The Brother P-touch PT-1810 Labeler is a versatile labeling system designed for both home and office use, offering a blend of functionality and ease of use. This labeler supports TZe tape, known for its durability and resistance to water, fading, and abrasion, ensuring long-lasting labels suitable for various environments. The PT-1810 features a QWERTY keyboard layout, making text input intuitive and efficient for users familiar with standard keyboard configurations. It supports multiple font styles and sizes, allowing customization to meet diverse labeling needs. Additionally, the labeler includes an LCD screen that provides a clear preview of text and layout before printing, reducing errors and waste. The device is powered by either AA batteries or an optional AC adapter, offering flexibility for portable or stationary use. With its compact design, the PT-1810 is easy to transport and store, making it suitable for on-the-go labeling tasks. The labeler’s memory function can store frequently used labels, enhancing efficiency for repetitive tasks. It also includes framing and decorative options to add a personalized touch to labels. The Brother P-touch PT-1810 is engineered to support a wide range of applications, from organizing office files to labeling household items, providing a reliable solution for maintaining order and clarity in various settings.

Brother P-touch PT-1810 F.A.Q.

How do I change the tape cassette in the Brother P-touch PT-1810 Labeler?

To change the tape cassette in the Brother P-touch PT-1810, turn off the labeler, open the cassette compartment cover by pressing the release button, remove the old cassette, insert the new cassette and ensure it clicks into place, then close the cover and turn on the labeler.

Why are my labels not printing clearly on the PT-1810?

Ensure that the tape cassette is correctly installed and that the print head is clean. You can clean the print head using a soft cloth lightly moistened with alcohol. Also, check that the cassette is not empty and that the batteries are not low.

How can I perform a factory reset on the Brother P-touch PT-1810?

To perform a factory reset on the PT-1810, turn off the labeler, then press and hold the 'Code' and 'R' keys while turning it back on. This will reset the labeler to its default settings.

What type of batteries does the PT-1810 require and how do I replace them?

The Brother P-touch PT-1810 uses six AA batteries. To replace them, open the battery compartment cover at the back of the device, remove the old batteries, and insert new ones, ensuring the correct polarity.

How do I adjust the label length on the Brother P-touch PT-1810?

To adjust the label length on the PT-1810, press the 'Function' key, use the arrow keys to navigate to 'Label Length', and then set the desired length using the numeric keys. Press 'Enter' to confirm.

Why is the tape jamming in my PT-1810 labeler?

Ensure that the tape cassette is installed correctly and that the tape is not twisted. Check for any debris or obstructions in the cassette compartment. Also, verify that the tape is feeding through the guides properly.

Can I connect the Brother P-touch PT-1810 to a computer for customized labels?

The Brother P-touch PT-1810 is a standalone labeler and does not support connectivity to a computer for label design or printing.

How do I change the font size on the PT-1810?

To change the font size on the PT-1810, press the 'Function' key, navigate to 'Font Size' using the arrow keys, and select the desired size. Press 'Enter' to apply the changes.

What should I do if my PT-1810 labeler won't turn on?

Check that the batteries are correctly installed and have sufficient charge. If using an AC adapter, ensure it is properly connected. Try replacing the batteries or using a different outlet for the adapter.

How can I create a multi-line label with the Brother P-touch PT-1810?

To create a multi-line label, type the first line of text, then press the 'Return' key to start a new line. You can add up to two lines of text per label, depending on the tape width.