Select the barcodes you want to print
Orca Scan web app with range of barcodes selected
Click the Barcode Labels toolbar on the left of the screen
How to open Orca Scan barcode generator
Select a barcode Type(QR, Code 128 etc)Selecting a barcode type
Choose the text you would like to appear below the barcode
Select text to appear underneath the barcode
Click Print LabelsOrca Scan web app selecting
Choose the Dymo label size to match your labels
List of Orca Scan supported barcode labels
Click Print
Select DYMO LabelWriter 450
Click Print
How to print multiples of the same barcode
Select the cell of the barcode value you want to print
Choose the barcode type (QR, Code 128 etc)
Choose the text you would like to appear below the barcode
Click Print Labels
Choose the Dymo label size to match your labels
Click Print
Choose the Dymo LabelWriter 450
Enter the number of Copies
Click Print
How to load the Dymo LabelWriter 450
Open the top of the Dymo printer
View of the Dymo LabelWriter 450 with the top open
Remove the roller holder
Add the new label roll (ensure label is facing down and black lines facing upwards
Close the top of the printer
Print a single label first as a test
Dymo LabelWriter 450 Troubleshooting
Label(s) jammed
Printer jams typically happen when labels become wrapped around the roll that feeds the labels out of the printer. It can be tricky to clear if there are a lot of labels, and you could damage the printer, so please be careful. To clear a printer jam on the Dymo LabelWriter 450:
Unplug the printer from its power source
Open the top of the printer
Lift the top of the Dymo 450 to begin the process of clearing the reel
Remove any labels still in the feed system and pull this lever forward, which will let you manually remove the labels
Pull the left lever forward to manually remove labels from the Dymo 450 printer
Remove the front cover. This isn’t easy, it might feel like you are going to break it so be careful
With two or three fingers (not one! the plastic can crack) remove the front cover by gently lifting it a few millimetres at a time, and then pulling it towards you
Remove the front cover by using two or three fingersElectronics will be exposed, so be careful
The rubber roller is difficult to move manually but you’ll need to in order to get it free
Cut the label in one line from one end to the other along the length of the roller
Once this is done, peel off the labels as best you can
This can be a long process depending on how many labels are wrapped around the reel
You may need to use a small blade to remove labels from the reel
Once this is cleared, put the front back on
Reload the label roll
Try printing again
Dymo LabelWriter 450 related questions?
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