The LED indicator lights up or flashes to show the status of the printer. The following illustrations indicate the meanings of colors and flashing patterns of the LED indicator.
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LED indicator lights up in the color shown.
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LED indicator flashes in the color shown.
* The flashing patterns depend on the status shown in the table below.
LED
Solution
- Label printer is connected via Bluetooth®.
- The tape is feeding.
- Printing
(Lit for 3 seconds. ->
Off for 1 second.)
The label printer is powered on and standby.
For Android™ users :
If the LED light is flashing green even after the connection between the printer and the mobile device is completed, check the following:
Is the LED light flashing while the printer and the mobile device are connected?
->> The LED light stops flashing and remains lit when printing starts.
The unit is receiving data from your smartphone or tablet.
The label printer is booting. In the event that Booting occurs due to the failure of transferring the program, the system will recover if the program is transferred again. Follow operation procedures of the application.
If the problem remains unsolved, turn the printer off and on. If the problem still occurs, contact your Brother dealer or Brother customer service for assistance.
(1 time for 1 second)
First, press the Power Button to clear the error.
Then check the following:
Is the correct cassette installed?
Check that the correct type and size of tape is installed.
Is the cassette installed correctly?
If not, remove the cassette, and then reinstall it.
See “How do I set a tape cassette?” for more information.
Check if the tape width specified in the application matches the tape that is installed.
If not, install a correct tape cassette.
Check that the compatible AC adapter is used.
If not, connect the compatible AC adapter (bundled or optional).
Data transfer from your mobile device to the printer was interrupted.
Turn the printer off and on, and try sending the label from your mobile device to the printer again.
(1 time for 0.5 seconds)
Try turning the printer off and on. If the problem remains unsolved, contact your Brother dealer or Brother customer service for assistance.
(1 time for 1 second)
The batteries are almost out of power.
Replace the batteries with new ones or connect the AC adapter.
If your question was not answered, have you checked other FAQs?
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