Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo User Manual

About the LabelWriter 450 Series Printers The LabelWriter 450 series printers (LabelWriter 450, 450 Turbo, 450 Twin Turbo, and 450 Duo) are high-performance, low-cost printers used for printing mailing labels, postage, file folder labels, bar code labels, and more. The printers have a 57 mm wide, 300-dpi print head and a 63 mm wide paper path. Ask the question you have about the Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo here simply to other product owners. Provide a clear and comprehensive description of the problem and your question. The better your problem and question is described, the easier it is for other Dymo LabelWriter 450 Turbo owners to provide you with a good answer. The Latest Software & Drivers for all LabelWriters ® 450 series/4XL and LabelManagers. DYMO ID™ v1.4 Download. The Latest Software & Drivers for all Rhino TM Machines. Windows Rhino Connect Software v1.4 Download. All Software, Drivers & User Guides for all Products Access all versions of Software, Drivers & User Guides for all Products. 5 Select DYMO LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo from the Printer list under Printer Selection. 6 Select Right Roll or Left Roll from the Label Roll list, depending on where you have DYMO Stamps postage labels loaded. 7 Click Test Print to print a voided postage label. You are now ready to start printing actual postage whenever you need it. 5 Select DYMO LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo from the Printer list under Printer Selection. 6 Select Right Roll or Left Roll from the Label Roll list, depending on where you have DYMO Stamps postage labels loaded. 7 Click Test Print to print a voided postage label. You are now ready to start printing actual postage whenever you need it. The most efficient solution for your professional labeling, filing and mailing needs, the LabelWriter® 450 Twin Turbo saves you time and money at the office. Connect a LabelWriter® 450 Twin Turbo to your PC or Mac®. and you’re ready to import data directly from Microsoft® Word, Excel and Google Contacts.

LabelWriter®

450 Twin Turbo

Copyright

© 2010 Sanford, L.P. All rights reserved. Revised 12/10.

No part of this document or the software may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, or translated into another language without the prior written consent of Sanford, L.P.

Trademarks

DYMO, LabelWriter, and DYMO Label are registered marks in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.

Quick Start Guide

For complete information about your label printer, you can view the LabelWriter Printer User Guide from the DYMO Label v.8 Help menu or from the DYMO Web site at www.dymo.com.

User

Follow these steps to install the LabelWriter printer and print your first label.

1. Unpacking your LabelWriter Printer

NOTE Do not connect the printer into your computer until after the software installation is complete.

1Unpack your printer and save the packing materials.

2Make sure you have all the items shown in Figure 1. (Labels included in the package may vary.)

Roll of DYMO Stamps labels

Cleaning card

CD-ROM

USB cable

LabelWriter printer

Figure 1

Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo Amazon

Roll of Address labels

Quick Start Guide

LabelWriter

Quick Start

Power adapter

Power cord

Become familiar with the printer’s major components. See Figure 2.

Top cover

USB

Label roll

connector

Label guide

Label eject

Label spool

button

Form-feed button

and LED

Label release

Label feed path

and tear bar

Figure 2

Serial number

DC power connector

S/N00000-0000000

Cable channels

LabelWriter Printer Features

Your LabelWriter printer is a direct thermal printer and does not use ink or toner. Instead, the printer uses heat from a thermal print head to print on specially treated labels. Labels are the only supplies you will ever need to buy.

The form-feed button on the front of the printer advances a single label. The label eject button is used to remove labels from the printer when changing rolls.

The status light visually shows the current state of the printer:

Solid blue - power is on and the printer is ready.

Flashing blue - labels are not loaded properly or the label roll is empty.

Dimmed blue - printer is in power saving mode.

2. Installing the Software

Do not connect the printer to your computer until after the software installation is complete.

Windows Depending on your system configuration, the software installation could take some time while the required Microsoft .NETsoftware is installed.

To install the software on a Windows system

1Close all open Microsoft Office applications.

2Insert the DYMO LabelWriter CD into your CD-ROM/DVD drive. After a few seconds, the installation screen appears.

3Click Install and follow the instructions in the installer.

QuickBooks If you have QuickBooks 2007 or later, you will be prompted to install the DYMO Label Add-in for QuickBooks. (US Only.)

To install the software on a Mac OS system

1Insert the DYMO LabelWriter CD into the CD-ROM/DVD drive. After a few seconds, the DYMO Label Installer icon appears.

2Double-click the Installer icon and follow the instructions.

3. Connecting your LabelWriter Printer

NOTE Do not connect the printer to your computer until after the software installation is complete.

To connect the power

1Plug the power cord into the power adapter. See Figure 3.

2Plug the power adapter into the power connector on the bottom of the printer. See Figure 4.

3Plug the other end of the power cord into a power outlet.

4Plug the USB cable into the USB port on the bottom of the printer.

5Insert the power and USB cables through the cable channel and set the printer down.

6When the software is completely installed, connect the other end of the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer.

Mac OS If the printer is not in the printer list when the installation is complete, refer to the ReadMe file for instructions on how to add the printer.

Power adapter

Power cord

Figure 3

USB Power

Cable

channels

Figure 4

4. Loading Labels

The LabelWriter Twin Turbo printer holds two label rolls, so you can print two types of labels without having to change the label roll. For example, load address labels on one side and DYMO Stamps postage labels on the other side.

Important!

In order for the labels to feed properly during printing, pay attention to the following when loading labels on the spool and into the printer:

The label spool guide must be pushed flush against the label roll, with no gap. See Figure 6.

The labels must be loaded with the left edge of the label inserted against the left edge of the label feed slot. See Figure 8.

To load a label roll

1Press the form-feed button to eject the labels that protected the printer during shipment.

2Open the top cover and remove any packing material inside the label compartment.

3Remove the label spool on the left from inside the top cover and pull the spool guide from the spindle.

4Hold the spool spindle in your left hand and place the label roll on the

spindle so that the labels feed from underneath and the left edge of the label roll is firmly against the side of the spool. See Figure 5.

5Slide the spool guide onto the right side of the spool and press the guide tightly against the side of the label roll, leaving no gap between the roll and the spool. See Figure 6.

NOTE To ensure proper feeding of labels during printing, the label roll must fit snugly against both sides of the label spool, with no gaps.

6Insert the label spool into the left slot in the printer cover with the labels extending from underneath the roll. See Figure 7.

7Align the left edge of the label with the left edge of the label feed slot and insert the label into the slot. See Figure 8.

The printer automatically feeds the label, stopping at the beginning of the first label.

If the printer does not feed the labels, make sure the first label is fully inserted and then press the form-feed button.

If the first label on the roll is not a full label, press the form-feed button to eject the partial label.

8Slide the label guide to the left until the label guide aligns with the right edge of the label. See Figure 8.

Make sure that the label guide does not pinch the label.

9Repeat steps 3-8 to load labels on the right side of the printer.

10 Carefully lower the top cover.

Figure 6

Figure 7

Slide label guid against labels

Figure 8

5. Printing your First Label

The first time you open the application, you are asked to register the software. Registering the software ensures that you will be informed of any software updates.

During the registration process, you will be asked to enter the serial number for your label printer. The serial number is located on the bottom of the printer.

To print your first label

1Start DYMO Label software by doing one of the following:

For Windows, click Start, then Programs>DYMO>DYMO Label v.8.

For Macintosh, double-click the DYMO Label icon in the Applications folder.

The first time you start DYMO Label software, a list of available label types is displayed on the left side of the window and an address label is displayed in the Edit area. (See Figure 9.)

2Click once in the address label in the Edit area and type some text.

Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo Manual

3Optionally, choose a font and a justification setting from the Formatting toolbar.

4If necessary, click and then click to choose the side of the printer that has address labels loaded.

5Click to print the label.

Figure 9 highlights some of the major features available in DYMO Label software.

Visually choose your label type and apply layouts.

Insert text, addresses, images, shapes, lines, barcodes, dates, and counters.

Store your favorite addresses in the Address Book or view your Outlook or Mac Address Book contacts; automatically insert addresses on your label.

Print postage using DYMO Stamps software.

Verify and correct addresses on your label.

Select left or right roll to print your labels.

Figure 9

For complete details on using the software, refer to the online Help. From the Help menu, you can view the following:

DYMO Label v.8 Help

DYMO Label v.8 User Guide

LabelWriter Printer User Guide

Printing Postage with DYMO Stamps

You can now print postage right from your desktop using your LabelWriter Twin Turbo label printer. All you need is DYMO Stamps software, your LabelWriter printer, DYMO Stamps labels, and an Internet connection.

To install DYMO Stamps and print postage

1Sign up for your USPS account with Endicia. Go to: www.endicia.com/dymostamps

2At the end of the sign up process, download and install the DYMO Stamps software.

DYMO Stamps software is available for both Windows and Mac OS X.

NOTE You must have DYMO Label software and your LabelWriter printer installed before installing the DYMO Stamps software.

The first time you start the DYMO Stamps software, you are prompted to enter the postage account number assigned and the pass phrase you created during the sign-up process.

3Enter your account number and pass phrase, and then click OK.

4Click Buy Postage and purchase postage for your account.

5Select DYMO LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo from the Printer list under Printer Selection.

6Select Right Roll or Left Roll from the Label Roll list, depending on where you have DYMO Stamps postage labels loaded.

7Click Test Print to print a voided postage label.

You are now ready to start printing actual postage whenever you need it. Refer to the DYMO Stamps online Help for more information about using

the software.

You can add postage, buy DYMO Stamps postage

labels, and order supplies directly from within the DYMO Stamps software.

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© 2010 Sanford, L.P.

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Table of contents
  • About the LabelWriter Printer
  • About Labels
  • Printing Over a Network
    • Printing to a Shared Printer from Windows
    • Printing to a Shared Printer from Mac OS
    • Using a Print Server
  • Getting Help
    • Troubleshooting
  • Technical and Environmental Information
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