Pet Tag Engraver USER MANUAL - iMARC Pet Tag Engraving
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1. JI dS cif ane Change ELLE Note Caps Lock is on If CAPS shows in The top left of the IMARC screen Engraving Pressure Shown on Bottom Left of Screen tn information it should appear on the front of the tagcKeep in mind that will GuUTIOMmoa lic allyingrease or decrease the type size fOr Oplimum coverage Press TO go The next line twice to line and 4 edit LOAD TAG amp CHECK TEXT fats SCOOBY 2 122 Ord St go back pres The door will open and the table will move out for tag insertion Insert the tag completely flat into the tag holder Using the LOAD TAG amp CHECK TEXT screen make sure the information is entered correctly and that the is chosen Esc 4 JEnter Press Press ENTER to any time to confirm your engraving go back tag is correct Press 2 instead the TEXT ENTRY and engrave of ENTER screen the Tag 11 YOUR TAG IS NOW ENGRAVING bad PLEASE WAIT Press cancel The table will pull back the IMARC and the door will close While the tag is engraving the screen shown above will display Press Esc any time to stop the engraving process 12 When the tag 15 finished the table will move out CONGRATULATIONS Th 13g finished When stops either remove the tag or flip it ov2. GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change all versions of a program to make sure itremains free software for all its users We the Free Software Foundation use the GNU General Public License for most of our software it applies also to any other work released this way by its authors You can apply it to your programs too When we speak of free software we are referring to freedom not price Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software and charge for them if you wish that you receive source code or can get it if you want it that you can change the software or use pieces of it in new free programs and that you know you can do these things To protect your rights we need to prevent others from denying you these rights or asking you to surrender the rights Therefore you have certain responsibilities if you distribute copies of the software or if you modify it responsibilities to respect the freedom of others For example if you distribute copies of such a program whether gratis or for a fee you must pass on the recipients the same freedoms that you received You must make sure that they too receive or can get the source code And you must show them these terms so they know their rights Developers that use the GNU GPL protect your rights with two steps 1 assert copyright on the software and 2 offer you t
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8. period without keystrokes the machine will reset to this screen TAG SELECTION Press or ITEAN aleti fog you waril lo engrave Press Fd to change holder hype To continue press ENTER To go back ones In The TAG SELECTION screen use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through the available tags l Enter Press Escape to Press Enter quit Continue Notei lf a specific tag does not appear on the screen press F4 to return to HOLDER SETUP and install the correct holder See pg 4 for instructions After selecting a tag Engraving Text Choose the type style From ine SELECT FONT screen choose the desired nid style by pressing the 7 Optima corresponding number sen on the keyboard Note Pressing ENTER will select the IMARC BLOCK type style SELECT FONT TG go back press Press Esc to return to the TAG SELECTION screen Clip art and optional logo function 8 For clip art For sample or your logo To engrave clip art onto IMARC tags press 9 and turn to page 14 for additional instructions the IMARC ha scompany logos stored in press 9 TO selecto and enter the on the text entry screen engrave Once a type style is selected it is time to type in the information to be engraved Type infomation ip be engraved ED 5 1 Engrave Tas Lf Clear ES Taxi 277
9. ENGRAVING SYSTEMS 7 More than 2 000 tags 2 to choose from Machine Labels AN 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 1 Amp The lightning bolt symbol refers to the hazardous voltage inside the machine Injury can occur Do not attempt to service the machine when plugged into power source 100 240 volts Frequency is 50 60 Hertz Amp DANGER L N DANGER KEEP HANDS E Do Not Open While CLEAR Machine is in Operation Thesedabels identify the hazards of opening the machine while in Use Keep hands and clothing away from moving parts inside the door to prevent injury and mechanical hazards Please refer all servicing to qualified personnel Getting Started Before plugging in the IMARC familiarize yourself with the machine Ethernet Cooling Fan Cover Electrical Receptacle Port Easily removable for The power cord is access to the filter inserted here The On Off switch is located on the front of the machine Setting up your IMARC Is quick and easy Set up Plug the keyboard a USB port Plug the power cord into the electric receptacle Ay 100 240 vac SUSO Hr 1 amp Plug the cord into any standarda 110 or 220 Volt outlet and switch on the machine To power on the press the on off switch IMPORTANT Earlier version machines must have the correct voltage plugged in to them Please follow the voltage requirement label on machine for
10. INTRODUCTION SCREEN Ems pil ores ENTER Press F5 10 utilize the tag count screen monitor your tag sales and track inventory ENGRAVED TAG COUNTS Your cuir fag aulpul court s Press the Tag 5 TS Changing Engraving Pressure and Languages From the TAG Then press F10 to OPEN SELECTION SCREEN THE Set up screen press F4 to access the holder setup screen Here you can change the default language and engraving pressure Use the TAB key to toggle between engraving pressure and language seilechemmodiss To change engraving pressure press the UP Down arrows 0 is standard pressure and 6 is maximum pressure To change the GTC CS Dod language Dress the To engrawimg preaun Wea Ihe UP on CANN Arroan dandard prestume amp rmaximom S PAC BAR Press SPACE BAR do change lan guog Ta eonlirue press EXTER fo oo back press 16 International Characters Ej Er 4 4 00 Press Letter Then Press Press Letter Then Press Press Letter Then Press Press Letter Then Press 04 Press Letter Then Press Aaut Press Letter Then Press amp Press Letter Then Press CcGOKKkLINnSs Press Letter Then Press 20 Press Letter Then Press C EDdE NHRISSTHZZ Press Letter Then
11. Press Gg Press Letter Then Press AaEeliOoU Press Letter Then Press R ALT B D d bp ALT Po vi Hebrew IN 2181303 Y 18 11 1 JKLMNOPRSTUVXYZ 1 4290 1 1 Russian TUSH ABCDEFGH JKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZ lt gt abcdefghi mnopqrstuvwxyz Greek ABYAEOGODHIZKAMNONMPLTOOS KY ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUVWZAZYZ agg vni k Au vrompoaTOqs xuc abcdefghijklmnoprstuvwxyz Instructions To use the various clip art available IN IMARC select the image and proceed through the tag selection screens as normal In the CHOOSE FONT screen press 8 then type the corresponding number or letter of the image in the TEXT ENTRY screen Then press F2 and proceed as normal T9 SG f bo 5 T t U u Software License Info Version 3 29 June 2007 Copyright 2007 Free Software Foundation Inc http fsf org Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document but changing it is not allowed Preamble The GNU General Public License is a free copyleft license for software and other kinds of works The licenses for most s oftware and other practical works are designed to take away your freedom to share and change the works By contrast the
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15. correct power needed Holder Install amp Setup Once powered on it is now time to install the holders Holders need to be installed on the engraving table during HOLDER SETUP Engraving Table Tag Holder Engraving Table No holders installed With holders installed This is thefirst screen you will see This is The INTRODUCTION SCREEN Press any key to continue From the INTRODUCTION SCREEN press F4 for holder setup Note Holders can only be installed when you are in the HOLDER SETUP screen Attempting to install them at any other time could result in damage to the holders or the machine The holder setup 15 simple Follow the on screen instructions as well as the steps on this page This is The HOLDER HOLDER SETUP S ETU P 5 Press UP or DCRATH grow lo charge boded hokdor F5 Tog Counts Conte Holder Tog Holter is continue ENTER Insert your holder the engraving table Position the holes in the holder directly over the pins in the engraving 2 Move the holders directly up and down over the pins It may be a snug fit so apply light pressure as needed Press the Up and down arrow keys to select the installed holder Then press ENTER Engraving Engraving a tag is quick and easy Each step 5 clearly stated in the on screen instructions Press key to continue From the INTRODUCTION SCREEN press any key to get started Note After a
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19. er to engrave the other side Fl Engrme other side 2 Sedo now lag Re engrave this tag Engrave nex lag au Hup ES Return to screen Once the tag Press F2 to start TO Pressing the is completed a new tag the same number 2 will press Fl Note IMARC engraving a repeat your ene will return new Tag press last engraving other side of to the TAG the number and will the tag Note SELECTION 1 Note The automatically IMARC will SGreen IMARC will engrave the return toile automatically tag twice SELECT begin the making the screen engraving final engraving process deeper Esc Press Esc TO Press F8 to edit Press F4 to return to the your text change your INTRODUCTION Note This tag holder SCREEN will bring you DOCK TO TEXT ENTRY screen 13 To engrave clip set up the tag as achat normal From the CHOOSE FONT screen press 8 pe Information to be engraved m From the available clip a hoc art shown on pages 11151521 18 and 19 the character representing the chosen clip art Change ema Spe rot change Justification and then press F2 Press Enter to engrave the tag or press 2 for deeper engraving Engraved Tag Counts To view style size and HOLDER SETUP quantity of engraved Press UP cr DOWM arrow fo change loodad hokder tags press FA from the F5 Tag Counts
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