Programming And Printing Your Own Stamps; Editing One Of Your Programmed Stamps - Dymo StampManager 200 Bedienungsanleitung

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The sequence # shown on the display means that the date, the time and
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the serial number will be printed on three separate lines. These will appear in the way
you have set the StampManager for each of these elements. An example:
19-02-2001
14:56
00256
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The sequence 3 / # will be printed in the following order:
14:56 / 00256
19-02-2001
You can then format these combinations in bold, boxed, underlined, etc., or change
the alignment of the group (left, right, centre / top, middle, bottom).
See the section on Changing the format for more information.

Programming and printing your own stamps

The StampManager allows you to program two personal stamps, which it stores in its
memory. Each stamp can have 4 lines of up to 28 characters.
Programming a personal stamp
1. Press the DOWN and ENTER keys simultaneously. You are now in Set Up mode.
2. Press repeatedly the UP or DOWN key (A2) until the message PROG appears
on the LCD display, this will be highlighted by an arrowhead and press ENTER (A3).
3. Press the ENTER key (A3) again. The message 1 will appear on the screen.
Press ENTER (A3) and you will select your first stamp to program. The letter A
appears in the left position on the screen.
4. Use the UP or DOWN key (A2) to browse through the letters, numbers and
symbols which you can insert into your stamp. Press ENTER (A3) when the
character you require appears on the screen. The character will blink. Press ENTER
(A3) again to select the letter, and the cursor moves to the next character space.
Accented and other special letters
5. Repeat step 4 to insert the remaining characters of your stamp.
Accented and other special letters are arranged in a 'family tree'. Use the UP or
DOWN key to scroll up through the letters of the alphabet:
A - B - C - D - E
If you press ENTER (A3) once, the E will blink. You can then scroll with the UP or
DOWN key (A2) through a series of letters based on E, which will blink:
È- É - Ê - Ë
Pressing ENTER (A3) will select Ë, and the cursor will move to the next character
space, where the letter E will appear. You can then scroll up or down through the
main letters again.
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Useful characters are:
I
inserts a blank space
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if you are on the first line of your stamp,
this will take you to a new line
inserts the time (of printing)
3
inserts the date* (of printing)
# inserts the serial number
ends the stamp text
T
T
* e.g. The date will require at least 8 spaces,
so do not insert this after the 21th character in a line.
6. Insert the symbol to end the stamp.
T
T
7. A four-character display will now appear.
Use the same method as steps 3 and 4 to give your stamp a name.
Press ENTER (A3) to confirm.
8. Press the PRINT bar (A4) to go back into Print mode.
Consult the character table for more information
on letters, numbers and symbols which you can insert.
Printing a personal stamp
1. Use the UP or DOWN Key (A2) until the name of your programmed stamp
appears on the screen.
2. You can now print by pressing the PRINT bar (A4). It will print your selected stamp.

Editing one of your programmed stamps

StampManager allows you to make changes to one of the stamps you have program-
med, without having to start again from scratch.
Imagine your stamp reads like this:
You want to delete the time and the date.
1. Press the DOWN and ENTER keys simultaneously. You are now in Set Up mode.
2. Press repeatedly the UP or DOWN key (A2) until the message PROG appears
on the LCD display, and press ENTER (A3).
3. The name of one of your programmed stamps blinks on the screen.
Press UP or DOWN (A2) if you want to edit the other stamp, and press ENTER
(A3) to select the stamp you require. The text of the stamp appears in the
display.
John Smith
(5 spaces)
(8 spaces)
(5 spaces)
John Smith
14:56 / 19-02-2001
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