Quick Reference Guide
Introductory tutorial to the basics
of CLIP PROJECT planning and
marking software
CLIP PROJECT planning and
marking software
www.phoenixcontact.com/clipproject
About CLIP PROJECT
CLIP PROJECT software is included with each printer
from Phoenix Contact. It is also available via free
download from the following website:
www.phoenixcontact.com/clipproject
Upon installing and starting the software for the first
time, you will be asked for a license key. To obtain
your key, simply visit the CLIP PROJECT website
(above) and register your software with a valid email
address. The key will be immediately emailed to the
address you provided.
If the host computer where CLIP PROJECT is installed is connected to the
Internet, the software will check for an updated version every time it is
opened. If a new version is available, you will be given the choice of updating at that time or waiting until later. To find the current version of your
software, simply open it and check the lower right corner of the screen.
The format will be: 8.#.####. Or, while in marking, click “Help” from the
tool bar, then select “License”. If in planning, click “?” on the tool bar, then
select “About CLIP PROJECT” and choose the “License” tab.
For assistance with any topics in the Quick Reference Guide, or for
additional information, our Technical Service Department is happy to
be of help.
Technical service:
800-322-3225
M – Th 8:00am – 8:00pm EST
Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm EST
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Features of CLIP PROJECT
Table of contents
Two software packages in one
CP planning
CLIP PROJECT combines our proven rail design planning software
Getting started. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
New projects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Mounting rail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Adding components. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Bridging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Marking����������������������������������������������������� 6
Auto correction��������������������������������������� 7
Printing a project������������������������������������� 8
Exporting information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
BOM documentation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
2-D files ��������������������������������������������������� 9
Marker data to CP marking������������������� 10
Customizing the product
database. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
User database����������������������������������������� 16
Special areas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Blocking surface. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Black box. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
with easy-to-use marking software for all your industrial cabinet needs.
This comprehensive program updates automatically via the Internet so that
you always have the newest product information and software version.
CLIP PROJECT planning
Use CP planning to develop your
DIN rail assemblies
complete with bridging, marking and
other accessories.
Features include:
• Auto correction feature checks
to ensure that all needed
end covers, brackets, etc., are included in your rail design
•Black boxes and special areas can represent
third-party components
• Export 2-D and 3-D files in DWG and STEP formats
• Drag-and-drop functionality
• Complete documentation including mounting lists,
BOM, marking and accessory lists
CP marking
Getting started. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Inserting material. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Inputting data. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Quick navigation panel. . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Font properties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Text alignment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Special characters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Label numbering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Auto fill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Automatic wire marking��������������������� 27
Endless materials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Importing data from Excel ����������������� 29
Graphics��������������������������������������������������� 32
Inserting graphic������������������������������������� 32
Sizing and positioning����������������������������� 33
Wrapping text��������������������������������������� 34
Barcodes��������������������������������������������������� 34
Inserting bar codes�������������������������������� 34
Sizing and positioning����������������������������� 35
Change Material Wizard��������������������� 36
Templates������������������������������������������������� 37
Starting a template��������������������������������� 37
Text fields����������������������������������������������� 38
Indexing ������������������������������������������������� 41
Protection���������������������������������������������� 42
Saving����������������������������������������������������� 43
Exporting / Importing ��������������������������� 44
Setting up a printer������������������������������� 46
Printing a project����������������������������������� 47
Alignment of output����������������������������� 48
Phoenix Contact
Identification Systems ������������������������� 49
CLIP PROJECT
advanced marking
CP marking allows you to create
terminal block, wire
and equipment/device markers
quickly and easily.
Features include:
• Easy-to-use WYSIWYG format
• Automatic sequencing of numbers or letters
• Automatic line repetition
• Immense symbol library including hazard,
warning and electrical symbols as well as
organizational approvals
• On-screen alignment for all Phoenix Contact printers
• Import data directly from Excel or other sources
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CLIP PROJECT planning
Getting started
Click the CLIP PROJECT advanced icon to open the software.
Select which program
to open.
Click Planning.
Setting the default parameters for new projects
Click Options, click
Parameters, then go to
the General tab.
Change measurement
units between metric
and inch.
NOTE: All projects must
be closed in order to
change this option.
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Default parameters: marking material
Click Marking tab.
Select the desired
marking material.
Check the box under
Marking software
to start the marking
program directly upon
export.
For those using
CMS-MARK-WIN,
specify the file path to
the program.
Default parameters: DIN rail, end brackets and document export options
Click Extras tab.
Select the standard
rail and the standard
end bracket.
Choose which type of list
to drop into Microsoft
Word or Microsoft Excel.
Set separator to a
comma.
When all options are
configured, click OK.
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Creating a new project
Click Project, then
select “New” to create a
new project, or select
“Open” to retrieve a
previously saved project.
Configuring the mounting rail
Choose the type of
DIN rail.
Input desired length of
DIN rail. (This can be
adjusted later).
Name the project
(optional).
Choose to add
accessories.
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Adding components
To add products to the rail, first highlight the rail. Then, click “Insert,”
then “All products” or use the shortcut icons from the tool bar.
Shortcut icons for
terminal blocks, signal
conditioners, surge
protection, automation
products or special areas.
Click the rail to highlight.
Products can be added to
the right of the
end clamp.
Click the Terminal
Block icon to open
the Insertion Center
window for
terminal blocks.
Terminal blocks are used in this example.
Use the tree diagram to
browse products.
If the “More” box is checked,
additional information about the
highlighted product is displayed.
This can include physical
dimensions, electrical
characteristics and approvals.
Repeat this step for other DIN rail products.
Find and highlight the
product you want to add
to the rail. Specify
quantity, then
click Insert.
or
Enter a part number
(article number) or
description (designation)
and click Find.
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Bridging
Bridging can be installed after terminal blocks have been inserted on the rail.
Highlight multiple
blocks for bridging by
holding the Ctrl key and
clicking on the blocks
(the Shift key also works
for adjacent blocks.)
Click the Bridge icon
to open the Bridge
selection window.
Select an open channel –
represented by a green
dot. Highlight the
bridge to be used.
Click OK.
(A red dot means the
channel is unavailable.)
Marking
Most products have marking areas for easy identification.
Marking individual products:
Click to highlight the
individual component to
be marked.
Click Marking 1-2-3
icon to open the Mark
Element window.
Highlight the areas on
the block to be marked.
Set print orientation and
font height as desired.
Enter text in “Leading”
box. Click OK.
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Highlight terminal
blocks using the Ctrl or
Shift keys.
Marking multiple terminal blocks in sequence.
NOTE: Products do NOT have to be adjacent or from the same family.
Click Marking 1-2-3
icon to open the Mark
element window.
Only the first block in the
group will be shown in
the preview window.
Highlight the areas to
be marked.
Set print orientation and
font height as desired.
Checking the project
The auto-correction option ensures that the rail assembly is correct and
complete with necessary end covers and end clamps.
Enter start value and step
size (increment) for
consecutive numbers.
Use the leading and
subsequent fields for
pre- and post-text.
Click OK.
Click Auto-correction
icon. Corrections will be
made automatically.
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Adjusting the length of the DIN rail.
Right-click on the rail
name in the project tree.
Click Properties.
Click Accept
minimum length
button to automatically
configure the rail to the
shortest length.
Click OK.
Right-click on
the rail and choose
“Center elements on
mounting rail.”
Printing the project
Print a drawing of the assembly, purchase order list, mounting list or other lists.
Click Project, and
select “Print” or “Print
Preview” to open the
Print Selection window.
Select items to print.
Click OK.
Examples
Terminal strip (drawing
of assembly) and
purchase order list.
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Exporting BOM documentation and drawings
Drag and drop (purchase order or mounting list) to Microsoft Word or Excel.
Open Word or Excel
in the background,
then reduce the CLIP
PROJECT window and
keep it in the foreground.
Click and hold on rail
name. Drag cursor from
CLIP PROJECT to Word
or Excel. Release mouse
button to transfer data.
NOTE: If using Excel,
make sure separator is set
to “comma.” See page 3.
Exporting the rail assembly into a 2D drawing file.
Click on Data
Interchange on the
tool bar.
Click Export  2D
DXF/DWG. A CAD
Export window opens.
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Modify the export settings as needed.
Use the drop-down menu
to choose the desired file
type (.dwg, .dxf, or .dxb).
Set the Target directory
by using the
Browse button.
Click the Export
button.
Exporting markers to CP marking
Click Data Interchange.
Select “Export CP
marking.”
A pop-up window will
appear with the location
of the marking file.
Click OK.
CLIP PROJECT marking
opens automatically.
NOTE: See parameter
configuration on page 3 to set
the type of markers.
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When CP marking opens,
check for errors in the
Messages box in the
lower right corner. The
error message would be
“There is no mapping
for….”
If there are mapping
errors, the Data
interchange wizard needs
to be modified.
Click Data Interchange
from the tool bar and
then select “Transfer
settings manager.”
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Click to highlight CLIP
PROJECT from the
project tree on the left.
Click Edit.
Click the “Material
mapping” tab.
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On the left side, under Column content, is the name of the marker from
the project rail. All the yellow triangles under the Assigned material
column represent a marker that did not get mapped during the import (a
green check represents an assigned material). You need to manually assign
the marking material.
Click on the yellow
triangle to highlight.
Click the browse button.
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From the insertion
window, match the
appropriate material (see
marking section page 23
for help).
Repeat for each marker in
the Column content until
all markers have been
assigned (designated with
a green check mark).
Click Save.
You will be taken back to
the main menu
Click OK.
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Customizing the product database
Define user material: Assign your own part numbers to
Phoenix Contact products.
NOTE: All projects must be closed in order to perform this function.
Click Options.
Select “Define user
material no…”
Use the yellow fields to
quickly search by part
description or part
number.
Highlight the Phoenix
Contact part number for
which you want to apply
your own part number.
Enter your part number
in the “Input of user
material no.” box.
Click Save.
Repeat until all desired Phoenix Contact parts have your part number.
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Creating a user database
Filter out just the Phoenix Contact parts you use by putting them
into a separate user database.
Click Options. Click
Create user database
to open user database
window.
Create a file name and
note the location.
Click Save.
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Populate the user database.
Use the yellow fields to
search for the specific
Phoenix Contact part.
Click Find.
Highlight the desired
product from the Phoenix
Contact database on the
left. Click –> button.
Repeat until the User
database is complete.
Click Save & exit.
NOTE: Check the “Inc.
accessories” box for an easy way
to capture all the end covers,
bridges, etc., that match the
terminal block.
To use the new database, start a new project.
Click Project from the
tool bar and then click
Properties.
Choose the desired
database from the
drop-down menu.
Click OK.
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Only the products in the User Database are available for use in the project.
You can edit any User Database.
Click Options and select
“Edit user database.”
Choose the user database
to be edited.
Click Open.
Add or remove products
as desired.
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Using special areas: Blocking surface
Insert a blocking surface to indicate measured spacing between the products
on the rail.
Click on the product to
the left of where the
blocking surface should be.
Click Insert, select
“CLIPLINE product line,”
then select “Special area...”
or
Click Special Areas icon
Choose “Blocking surface”
from the drop-down
menu.
Specify width of the space.
Comment if desired.
Click Insert and then
click the “X” to close the
window and go back to
the project.
Indicates surface area to
be left open on the
finished rail.
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Using special areas: Black box
Insert a black box to indicate a product that is not from Phoenix Contact
or is not in the Phoenix Contact database.
Click on the rail where the
black box is to be inserted.
Click Insert, select
“CLIPLINE product line,”
then select “Special area...”
or
Click Special Areas icon.
Choose “Black box” from
the drop-down menu.
Assign a part number to
the object.
Choose a graphic if
desired*.
Specify dimensions of the
black box (W, H, D).
Comment if desired.
Click OK and then the
“X” to close the window
and go back to the project.
* If you wish to use a personal .bmp
file, name the graphic with BB_ ….
And save to the directory:
C:\Program Files\Phoenix Contact\
CLIP PROJECT\planning\Graphics
Resulting Black Box using
bitmap graphic.
Resulting Black Box
(without graphic
assigned).
Planning notes
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CLIP PROJECT marking
Getting started
Click the CLIP PROJECT icon to open the software.
Select which program to
open. Click Marking.
Inserting a new material.
Click Insert and
select Material or
click the Material
Insertion icon.
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Select your printer.
OPTIONAL:
Use the tree menu or the
drop-down menus to
filter by application and/
or material type.
Select the desired marker.
Mouse over for an image
of the marker.
Specify the quantity.
Click Insert.
Inputting data.
Double-click on a
marker to enter data.
To enter multiple lines of
text on a marker, hold
Alt + Enter or use the
down arrow on
the keypad.
Tab or Enter moves to
the next marker or
inserts a new row
of markers.
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Using the quick navigation panel
Can adjust font, align
text, insert special
characters, or use the
enumeration feature
using easy access tabs.
Quick navigation panel: Font properties
Choose font type. Any
TrueType font installed
on the host computer
will be available.
Set font size.
NOTE: Size is represented
by the height of the
character.
Select bold or
italic options.
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Quick navigation panel: Text alignment
Set font rotation.
Set font alignment.
Quick navigation panel: Special characters
Choose symbols from
categories by selecting
the tab along the top of
the window.
The drop-down menu
opens up other choices.
Select the desired
symbol.
Click Insert or drag and
drop onto the marker.
NOTE: Symbol size is
controlled by font size
(see page 20).
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Quick navigation panel: Label numbering (automatic sequencing)
Choose numbers
or letters.
Select the start value,
end value, and increment
(step size).
Enter any alphanumeric
prefixes or postfixes
if needed.
Click Make.
Examples
Font style
and size.
Text rotation.
Symbols.
Enumeration with the
prefix A- and postfix –
T3.
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Using the Auto Fill function
This fills the remaining markers with the same content.
Enter data into the first
marker, then click
to highlight.
Right-click and
select Fill.
The remaining markers
are filled with that data.
Using the Automatic wire marking function
Create 360° visibility, ideal for wire markers.
Enter the data on the
wire marker.
Right-click and select
Automatic wire
marking.
Data is then automatically
repeated in as many rows
as possible to ensure
visibility in all directions.
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Setting the length of endless shrink sleeves
Select an endless shrink
sleeve (designated with
an “E” in the
parentheses).
NOTE: “_d” in the description
indicates double-sided printing
for the W2 printer only.
Right click and type the
new length.
The above process
applies to all continuous
materials.
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Importing data from Excel
Data can be created in Microsoft Excel (or other sources) and be imported
to CLIP PROJECT. This requires an initial configuration of the Transfer
Settings Manager.
It is important to input
the data into a single
column of Excel only.
File must be saved and
closed to import.
Click Data Interchange
and select “Transfer
Settings Manager.”
Click New.
Click the Browse
button to search for the
Excel file.
Change file type to Excel
Worksheets (.xls, .xlsx).
Preview the data.
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Click the Material
mapping tab.
Check the box “Enforce
default material.” Select
the desired material
from the insertion center.
Click Save.
Importing the project.
Name the configuration.
Click Run.
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The file is then imported, and you are returned to the standard view.
You can then make any
changes, adjustments or
additions, and print
the project.
For future imports, click
“Data interchange” and
choose the configuration
from the menu.
Browse to new Excel file.
Click Import.
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Inserting graphics
CLIP PROJECT supports any image file (.jpg, .tif, .gif, .bmp, etc.). Pure black
and white is recommended for best print quality.
Click to highlight
the marker.
Click Insert and select
“Graphics,” or click the
icon from the toolbar.
Draw box for estimated
size of graphic.
In the pop-up window,
browse to and select
graphic.
The yellow “grab points”
can quickly resize the
graphic. Click and drag
the graphic to move.
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Re-sizing and positioning graphics for specific requirements
A grid helps visually lay out the graphic on the label.
Toggle Visual grid on or
off, depending on
preference.
Toggle Snap to grid on
or off, depending on
preference.
Visual grid and
Snap to grid turned on.
In the quick navigation
panel, click graphics tab.
Input specific dimensions
for width and height. To
change width and height
independently, click the
Chain icon to break.
Use your mouse to place
the graphic using the grid,
or to be precise, input
the x, y coordinates.
The Frame option
outlines the graphic.
Adjust the line thickness
and choose the line
type from the dropdown menu.
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Wrapping text around a graphic.
Click graphic.
Choose desired text
alignment (to wrap text
around graphic).
Inserting barcodes
Click to highlight the
marker.
Click Insert and select
“Barcode,” or click the
icon from the toolbar.
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Use your mouse to draw
a box where you want
the barcode placed.
Choose the type of
barcode from the
drop-down menu.
Type the information into
the white area and then
hit Enter.
Resizing and editing the barcode.
Use the yellow “grab
points” to visually resize
(for more precise
movement/sizing, use tips
from graphics section).
Code 39
QR code
Some barcodes allow
text. Position and size of
that text can be changed.
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Change Material Wizard
This wizard is helpful for changing the material type of an existing project.
Click Edit, Change
material or click the
“Change Material” icon.
Click Select material.
The Insertion Center will
open to choose the
new material.
Choose to Overwrite
the existing file, or
Insert as a new file.
Click OK.
You can change the material to any type within the CLIP PROJECT database,
regardless of material type or printer.
Refer to the Editing Text
session for help adjusting
text if needed.
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CLIP PROJECT Professional gives access to template creation, which can be used
to design custom labels on existing materials.
Starting a new template
Click File on the
toolbar and select
“New template.”
Click Insert.
Select appropriate printer.
Select desired material.
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Inserting text fields
Input field – blank text field where data can be entered by the user.
Permanent field – text field with preset information which cannot
be altered – preventing changes to custom template.
Represents a permanent
field.
Represents an input field.
Highlight template.
Click Insert on toolbar
and select Text field
or click Text field icon.
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Draw box the estimated
size of the text field (can
be adjusted later)
To insert multiple text
fields, simply repeat the
process or Copy and
Paste the original box.
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To change Alignment,
text within box must be
highlighted.
Set the Font properties
as described on page 20.
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Indexing
Controls the order in which you tab through cells when inputting data.
Highlight first field.
In the quick navigation
panel, click text tab.
Set Index box to 1.
Select Checkmark.
Repeat process for
sequential input fields.
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Protecting the template
This locks the graphics
and the text fields in
place so they aren’t
changed accidentally.
This process always
happens last
(before final save).
Input fields: lock
Location/Size
protection.
Permanent fields lock
Both.
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Saving the created template
Click “File” and then
“Save As.”
Name the template.
Click Save.
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Exporting the template
Allows you to save the template outside of the CLIP PROJECT library for
saving to other computers.
Click File and select
“Export template.”
Select desired template
to export.
This drop-down box
allows you to find
templates by sorting
through available
materials.
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Save file under desired
location.
Importing templates
Add templates to the CLIP PROJECT library that were designed on
another computer.
Click File and select
“Import template.”
Select previous exported
template and open to
view from new location.
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Setting up a printer
Note: Make sure to have the printer drivers installed on your hard drive before completing
this step.
Click File and select
“Print Setup” or click
Print setup icon.
Highlight the printer you
wish to install.
Click New.
You can change the name
of the printer here.
Click the drop-down
menu and choose the
printer driver.
NOTE: If nothing is listed in this
menu, verify that the printer has
been installed on your hard
drive using the CD that came
with your printer.
Click OK.
Repeat for all the Phoenix Contact printers you have connected to
your computer.
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Printing the project and alignment of output
Saving and printing the project.
Click File and select
“Save” or “Save as” or
click Save icon.
Click File and select
“Print” or click
Print icon.
If there is more than one
printer installed on your
computer, choose the
appropriate one in the
drop-down menu.
Use the arrows to
create multiple copies
of the project.
Click Print.
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Aligning output
The on-screen print alignment adjusts the printed output if it is
off center.
Click File and select
“Print Setup” or click
Print setup icon.
Highlight the printer you
wish to align.
Click the green “+” sign
to open the insertion
center and choose the
material you wish to align.
Clicking the on-screen
arrows will adjust the
print output in the X and
Y directions.
Click Apply and then
click OK.
Reprint your job to check
the alignment*. Repeat
above steps as necessary.
*Optional: Before clicking
OK, you can choose to
“Print test page.” This will
print a perimeter around
the inner edge of the label.
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Card printers
BLUEMARK CLED
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5147999
UV printing technology for permanent marking in harsh environments
Prints on card markers for terminal blocks, conductors and devices
Metal plates available for outside the control cabinet
Speeds of up to 10,000 terminal block markers per hour
Automatic card loading system for high volume needs
THERMOMARK CARD
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5146464
Thermal transfer technology for standard industrial environments
Touchscreen LCD interface for easy and immediate printing
Can fully print a card in less than eight seconds
Rigid cards and flexible sheet material available
Equipment and cabinet labels in a large variety of sizes and styles
Roll printers
THERMOMARK X1.2
5146231
• Robust, industrial printer for high-volume printing projects
•Prints all roll materials, including shrink sleeves, self-laminating wire wraps, and adhesive labels
• Optional attachment for cutting and perforating continuous shrink tubing
THERMOMARK ROLL
5146477
• Compact, cost-effective printer
•Prints all roll materials, including shrink sleeves, self-laminating wire wraps, and adhesive labels
Printer bundle
MARKING BOX EN
5147101
Bundled printer system that includes:
• THERMOMARK CARD printer for rigid card materials
• THERMOMARK ROLL printer for all our roll materials
• Laptop with CLIP PROJECT and printer drivers preloaded
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Always up-to-date, always available. Everything you’ll
need to know about our products, our solutions and
our service is right here:
www.phoenixcontact.com
Product range
• Cables and connectors
• Connectors
• Controllers and PLCs
• Electronic reversing contactors and
motor controls
• Electronics housing
• Ethernet networks
• Fieldbus components and systems
• Functional safety
• HMIs and industrial PCs
USA
PHOENIX CONTACT
P.O. Box 4100
Harrisburg, PA 17111-0100
Phone:800-888-7388
717-944-1300
Technical Service: 800-322-3225
Fax:717-944-1625
E-mail:info@phoenixcon.com
Website:www.phoenixcontact.com
• I/O systems
• Industrial communication technology
• Industrial lighting
• Installation and mounting material
• Marking and labeling
• Measurement and control technology
• Modular terminal blocks
• Monitoring
• PCB terminal blocks and PCB connectors
• Power-supply units and UPS
• Protective devices
• Relay modules
• Sensor cables and connectors
• Software
• Surge protection devices
• System cabling for DCS and PLC
• Tools
• Wireless data communication
Canada
PHOENIX CONTACT Ltd.
8240 Parkhill Drive
Milton, Ontario L9T 5V7
Toll Free: 800-890-2820
Phone: 905-864-8700
Fax: 905-864-7900
E-mail: cdinfo@phoenixcontact.ca
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