Brother Pocketjet 3 User Manual

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Left Margin:
   
This setting can modify the left margin when the ‘Custom’ ‘Page Size’ is selected.  You 
may choose to avoid any changes by selecting ‘Use Paper Size’ which will assume 
you wish to use the full 8” available print width.  You may also choose to set a 
number of columns of unprinted left margin.  The actual empty width created will 
depend upon the current character pitch as set by ‘Default Pitch’.  For example, if the 
default pitch is set to 12 characters per inch, and you set...

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Right Margin:
 
             
This setting can modify the right margin when the ‘Custom’ ‘Page Size’ is selected.  
You may choose to avoid any changes by selecting ‘Use Paper  Size’ which will 
assume you wish to use the full 8” available print width.  You may also choose to set 
a number of columns of unprinted right margin.  The actual empty width created will 
depend upon the current character pitch as set by ‘Default Pitch’.  For example, if the 
default pitch is set to 12 characters per...

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Default Font:
                                
This command determines which of the two internal typefaces is the default when 
printing ASCII text.  From the factory, a Serif font (similar to Courier) and a Sans 
Serif font (similar to Letter Gothic) are supplied.
Default Pitch:
                                
This command determines default horizontal size of characters when printing ASCII 
text.  Smaller characters (15 per inch) allow you to print more characters across a 
line than larger...

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Character Set Map:
This menu allows you to select the use of special characters appropriate for one of the 
languages selected.  See Appendix I for a chart of the special characters available. 

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Printer Commands (Function Buttons) 
See the buttons across the bottom of the window.
Test  Page:
You can print a test page using the Confi guration  Utility or you can print test pages 
using the Main  Switch (See “Self -Test Feature”, page 52).
Clicking on ‘Test  Page’ will print a page showing the current printer confi guration and 
image quality verifi cation graphics.  See illustration below. 

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 Clean:
Clicking on this button places the printer in “Cleaning  Mode”.  Refer to that 
maintenance procedure in this manual for further instructions.
Factory  Reset:
Clicking on this button will return the printer to its original factory settings for 
fonts and confi guration.  The confi guration data from the fi le “PJ3Factory.cfg” or 
“PJ3PlusFactory.cfg” on the same directory as exe fi le.
  will be loaded and displayed.  Since that fi le is expected to match the internal factory 
confi guration of...

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Installing the  Batter y (Optional)
1. Open the printer’s battery  cover by pressing the cover latch.  Push the cover away 
from the AC  adapter receptacle.  See Figure 10.
Figure 10.  Opening the Battery Cover
2. Swing the cover open and remove it.
3. Gently push the battery  connector into the terminal on the inside of the printer’s 
battery  compartment.  See Figure 11.
Figure 11.  Pushing the battery  connector into the terminal 

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4. Grasp the battery removal  ribbon, which is attached to the inside of the battery 
 compartment.  See Figure 12.
NOTE:  If you forget to hold on to the ribbon, you may accidentally insert the
  battery on top of it.  Then you won’t be able to remove the battery by pulling 
the ribbon.
Figure 12.  Placing the battery inside the 
battery  compartment
5. While holding onto the ribbon, tilt the battery and place it inside the battery 
 compartment.  Once the battery clears the outer edges of the...

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Removing the  Batter y
1. Open the printer’s battery  cover by pressing the cover latch.  Swing the cover open 
and remove it.
2. Pull out on the battery removal  ribbon as shown in Figure 13 until the battery starts 
to tilt out of its compartment.
NOTE:  If the battery removal  ribbon is caught behind the battery, insert a thin 
metal object such as a fl at-blade screwdriver between the battery and the 
case at the end away from the AC  adapter receptacle and tilt it out of its 
compartment.
3....