Connect to a PC via a USB cable and use Rhino Connect™ software* to create labels on your PC and download them to the labeler for printing on site
Meets key ANSI and TIA/EIA-606-A industry labeling standards
Exclusive, one-touch “Hot Keys” automatically size, space and format label text for electrical and patch panels, terminal and 110 blocks, wire and cable flags, horizontal and vertical wraps, vertical and fixed-length applicati
Prints 6 bar code types including Code 39 and Code 128
Symbol library includes more than 250 pre-programmed industry symbols, terms, fractions and punctuation marks
*Works with 32- and 64-bit Windows® 7 or later. Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Package includes
Rhino 6000 Printer
IND Vinyl Label Cartridge, Black on White 1" x 18’
How long does it take to charge the Li-Ion battery pack in the Rhino 6000?
Answer:
It will take eight hours for the initial charge and approximately 2 hours for subsequent charges.
Question:
How long will the Rhino 6000 Li-Ion battery pack last between charges?
Answer:
The battery pack will last approximately five to seven cassettes between charges, depending on use. Increased use of the back-light, feed, and cut functions will use more power.
Question:
Can alkaline batteries be used with the Rhino 6000?
Answer:
The Rhino 6000 uses a motorized cutter which requires a reliable power source. DYMO recommends the use of alkaline batteries only as a backup option. Not all alkaline batteries are created equal - therefore they may not be a reliable source of power.
What barcodes are available in the Rhino 6000? Where are they most commonly used?
Answer:
The following barcodes are available in the Rhino 6000: Code 39 Mod 43 - Various uses (a check digit is printed in the barcode, but not on the human readable portion). Code 128 - Various uses; industrial applications like warehousing. EAN 13 - Worldwide retail (particularly in Europe). EAN 8 - Worldwide retail (particularly in Europe). UPC A - Worldwide retail (mostly in North America). UPC E - Worldwide retail (mostly in North America).
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