Tusitaiala mo le Brady BMP51 mo le Tusitaulima mo le Faia o Igoa o Fesootaiga Leo ma Faamatalaga

1. Oloa Ua Ovaview

The Brady BMP51 Voice and Data Communications Label Maker Starter Kit is designed for efficient and reliable labeling in various environments. This kit provides a comprehensive solution for creating durable labels for voice and data communications, electrical identification, facility and safety marking, lean identification, and laboratory identification.

The BMP51 label maker features thermal transfer print technology with a 300 dpi resolution, supporting single-color printing on over 190 stock parts materials. It offers multi-line print capabilities and optional PC connectivity for advanced label design and data management. The printer is built for portability and ease of use, ensuring high-quality labels for critical identification needs.

2. Fa'aaofia Vaega

The Brady BMP51 Voice and Data Communications Starter Kit includes the following items:

• BMP51 Printer
• Uaea USB
• Hardcase for storage and transport
• Taiala vave amata
• AC Fetuuna'i/Ma'a
• Pusa Li-ion Battery
• Label Cartridges: M-21-427, M-30-422, MC-475-412, MC-1000-595-YL-BK, MC-1500-595-WT-BK

Figure 2.1: All components included in the Brady BMP51 Voice and Data Communications Starter Kit, including the printer, hardcase, cables, power adapter, battery, and various label cartridges.

3. Seti

3.1 Fa'apipi'i maa ma Totogi

1. Open the battery compartment cover on the back of the BMP51 printer.
2. Insert the Li-ion battery pack, ensuring proper orientation.
3. Tapuni lelei le ufiufi o le vaega o maa.
4. Connect the AC Adapter/Battery Charger to the printer and a power outlet to charge the battery before first use.

3.2 Label Cartridge Installation

1. Open the label compartment cover on the top of the BMP51 printer.
2. Insert the desired label/ribbon cartridge into the compartment. The printer automatically detects the cartridge type and calibrates.
3. Close the label compartment cover.

The BMP51 utilizes smart cartridges, eliminating the need for manual calibration when changing supplies.

4. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

4.1 Basic Label Creation and Printing

1. Power on the BMP51 printer.
2. Use the QWERTY keypad to enter your desired label text.
3. The large graphical display provides a preview of your label, including font size, rotation, and remaining supply.
4. Utilize built-in templates and auto-formatting features for quick label design.
5. Press the 'Print' button to print the label.

Figure 4.1: A technician operating the Brady BMP51 label maker to create labels for equipment within a server rack, demonstrating its portability and ease of use in field applications.

4.2 Advanced Connectivity and Label Design

The BMP51 offers multiple connectivity options for enhanced label creation:

• Feso'ota'iga USB: Connect the printer to a PC using the provided USB cable for use with Brady's LabelMark software. This allows for expanded label design options and data management, including importing data from Excel files.
• Bluetooth & Wi-Fi Connectivity: Utilize the Brady Mobile apps on your smartphone or tablet to design, edit, and print labels wirelessly. These apps support importing MS Excel files, saving label files on mobile devices, and include built-in barcoding, symbols, and pictograms.

Figure 4.2: Close-up of hands applying self-laminating labels, printed by the BMP51, to multiple network cables. This illustrates the practical application of the labels for cable identification.

Figure 4.3: A row of network ports, each clearly identified with a label printed by the Brady BMP51, showcasing the clarity and durability of the labels for organized infrastructure.

4.3 Official Product Video: BMP51 Overview

5. Tausiga

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity of your Brady BMP51 label maker.

5.1 Fa'amama le Lomitusi

• Periodically clean the internal components of the printer, especially the print head and feed mechanism.
• Use isopropyl alcohol and compressed air to remove dust, label adhesive residue, and small label fragments.
• Ia mautinoa ua tape le eletise o le lomitusi ma ua motusia le eletise mai so'o se punaoa o le eletise a'o le'i fa'amamāina.
• For stubborn debris, a toothpick or tweezers may be used carefully to extract fragments from the feed mechanism.

Proper cleaning helps prevent inconsistent feeding, printing errors, and extends the life of the printer.

6. Faʻafitauli

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your BMP51 label maker.

• Inconsistent Feeding or Stopping Mid-Print: This is often caused by dust, label glue, or small label fragments accumulating within the printer. Refer to the Maintenance section for cleaning instructions.
• Backfeeding or Skipping Labels: Similar to inconsistent feeding, this can be due to internal debris interfering with the feed mechanism. Clean the printer thoroughly.
• "Out of Media" or "Invalid Media" Error Messages:
  • Ensure the label cartridge is correctly installed and securely seated.
  • Verify that the cartridge is not empty.
  • Check for any obstructions in the label path.
  • If the issue persists after checking, the cartridge might be faulty or the printer's sensors may require cleaning.
• "Cut while printing" Error: This error may indicate wear and tear on the internal cutting mechanism. If regular cleaning does not resolve the issue, contact customer support for service options.

Mo nisi fesoasoani, fa'amolemole tagai ile vaega Lagolago.

7. Fa'amatalaga

8. Fa'amatalaga Fa'amaonia

The Brady BMP51 Label Maker Starter Kit includes a one-year limited warranty. For specific terms and conditions, please refer to the warranty documentation provided with your product or contact Brady customer support.

9. Lagolago

For additional support, technical assistance, or to inquire about replacement parts and accessories, please visit the official Brady website or contact their customer service department. You can also refer to the Quick Start Guide included in your kit for immediate assistance.

Online resources and contact information can typically be found on the Brady Worldwide webnofoaga.