| Troubleshooting: Performing a factory reset on a LabelManager 160 (LM160)55 CommentsTuesday, 3 February 2015 | Tech Support Follow these instructions to perform a factory reset on a LabelManager 160 label printer:
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| Troubleshooting: Performing a factory reset on a LabelManager 160 (LM160)55 CommentsTuesday, 3 February 2015 | Tech Support Follow these instructions to perform a factory reset on a LabelManager 160 label printer:
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Accidentally selected the wrong language and this was the only way to reset back to english
Had to google question after I accidentally set the wrong language. RIDICULOUS!!!!!! Wrong info in manual about how to change language.
This also worked with the 210D, thanks for info.
The reset works, however:
If you get stuck on a different language, press the Menu button twice. It will be on the "wrench" folder and the first screen is label width. You'll see 1/4, 3/8, 1/2 no matter the language. Arrow down and choose the correct language from that list. Voila!
I accidentally put Estonian and had to experiment.
The troubleshooting and reset worked great I googled the model & make of the label maker to change the font size bigger and it worked like a charm..Thank you very much ..very pleased as it saved me hours of lab work for my university course . 👏🏼👏🏼👍
Worked a treat.
You can also change the keyboard layout by pressing BACKSPACE + 0 + ON/OFF simultaneously.
Excellent! The reset instructions worked perfectly on my 280!
This also fixes the problem if you have the wrong keyboard selected. Some machines have the QWERTY layout, others have the AZERTY layout (depending on region). It has been known for these to come out of the factory with the wrong region set, causing the wrong characters to appear on the screen (such as getting an "A" when you pressed "Q"). In this case, perform a factory reset, then select the appropriate language/region.