DuraLabel Lobo User manual

USER GUIDE
800.788.5572
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Contents
1. Introduction
4
2. Warranties
5
2.1 5-Year DuraLabel Printer Warranty 5
2.1.1 Repairs
5
2.1.2 Batteries
5
2.1.3 Warranty Details 5
2.2 5-Year DuraLabel Premium Vinyl Warranty 6
3. Safety Instructions 7
4. Batteries, Certifications, Declaration of Conformity 9
4.1 Batteries 9
4.2 Certifications 9
4.3 Declaration of Conformity 9
5. What’s in the Box? 10
6. Lobo Diagram 11
7. Power
12
8. Battery
13
8.1 Battery Installation 13
8.2 Battery Charging 13
8.3 Improving Long-Term Battery Life 13
9. Print Cartridge 14
9.1 Loading Cartridge 14
9.2 Removing Cartridge 15
9.3 Switching Cartridges 15
10. Making labels 16
10.1 Label-Making Basics 16
10.1.1 Content Types 16
10.1.2 Fields
16
10.1.3 Cells
17
10.1.4 Multiple-Label Projects 17
10.1.5 Function Keys 17
10.2 Label-Making Lessons 18
10.2.1 Lesson 1: Simple Label with Text and Symbol 18
10.2.2 Lesson 2: Multi-Cell Label 19
10.2.3 Lesson 3: Barcode Label with Sequence 21
11. Label Canvas Display 22
11.1 Status Indicators 22
11.1.1 Content Status Box 22

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CONTENTS
12. Navigation 25
12.1 Label Navigation 25
12.1.1 Moving the Cursor Between Fields 25
12.1.2 Moving the Cursor Inside a Text Field 25
12.1.3 Moving Between Cells 25
12.1.4 Moving Between Labels 25
12.2 Control Screen Navigation 25
12.2.1 Entry and Exit 25
12.2.2 Structure
25
12.2.3 Editing Settings 26
13. Label-Editing Function Keys 27
13.1 File 27
13.2 Symbol 28
13.3 Layout 28
13.4 Label Length 29
13.5 Frame 30
13.6 Font 30
13.7 Font Size 30
13.8 Font Options 31
13.9 Text Align 32
13.10 Repeat Print 32
13.11 Barcode 33
13.12 Sequence 34
13.13 Time/Date 35
13.14 Print Options 36
13.15 Clear 37
13.16 Setup 37
13.17 Print 39
13.17.1 Printing a Sequence 39
13.17.2 Printing a Multiple-Label Project 39
13.18 Next Cell 39
13.19 Next Label 39
13.20 End 40
13.21 Directional Arrows and Enter 40
13.22 Cut 40
13.23 Status 40
13.24 Image Resize 40
13.25 View Label 41
13.26 Image Move 41
14. Printing From a Computer (optional) 42
14.1 Installing Printer Driver 42
14.2 Upgrading a Driver 45

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CONTENTS
15. Cleaning Instructions 46
15.1 Cutter 46
15.2 Printhead 47
15.3 Polyester Printhead Shield 47
15.4 Platen Roller 48
16. Troubleshooting 49
16.1 Printer has No Power 49
16.2 Printer Doesn’t Respond to Commands 49
16.3 Cartridge Lock will not Lock 49
16.4 Canceling a Print Job 50
16.5 Label Doesn’t Feed When Print is Attempted 50
16.6 Label Print is Not Lined up Correctly 50
16.7 SD Card Isn’t Working 50
16.8 Saved Label is Blank 51
16.9 Labels are Wrinkled or Missing Ink 51
16.10 Label File Doesn’t Match Cartridge Type 51
16.11 Error Message: Cutter Jam 52
16.12 Error Message: Please Insert Supply Cartridge 52
16.13 Error Message: Printer Not Ready, Please Secure Cartridge Lock 53
16.14 Error Message: Supply Out 53
17. Specifications 54
18. Symbols 56

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1. Introduction
The Lobo is a self-contained thermal transfer printer used to make labels for a wide
range of applications. The Lobo Reference Card (located on the bottom of the Lobo)
is designed to get you labeling as quickly as possible. For more detailed information,
please refer to this user guide.

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2. Warranties
2.1 5-Year DuraLabel Printer Warranty
Graphic Products’ DuraLabel printers are warrantied to be
free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period
of ve (5) years from the date of purchase. Within this period,
Graphic Products, Inc. will, at its sole option, repair or replace
any components which fail in normal use. Such repairs or
replacement will be made at no charge to the purchaser for parts or labor, provided that
the purchaser shall be responsible for any transportation cost. This warranty does not
cover loss, damages from accident, or equipment or parts which have been misused,
altered, neglected, carelessly handled, used for purpose other than those for which the
printer was manufactured, or damages resulting from unauthorized service.
2.1.1 REPAIRS
Repairs are warrantied for 90 days. If the original warranty is still in effect, repaired
units will remain under their original warranty or for 90 days from the date of service,
whichever is longer.
2.1.2 BATTERIES
The optional battery packs for the DuraLabel Toro and Lobo portable systems are
warrantied for three years from the date of purchase.
The battery for the DuraLabel 2000 PLUS system is warrantied for one year from the
date of purchase.
2.1.3 WARRANTY DETAILS
The warranties and remedies contained herein are exclusive and in lieu of all other
warranties whether express, implied, or statutory, including any liability arising under any
warranty of merchantability or tness for a particular purpose, statutory or otherwise. This
warranty gives the purchaser specic legal rights, which may vary from state to state.
In no event shall Graphic Products be liable for any incidental, special, indirect, or
consequential damages, whether resulting from the use, misuse, or inability to use
the product for any reason including defect. Some states do not allow the exclusion of
incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation may not apply in all areas.
Graphic Products retains the exclusive right within all warranty periods to repair, replace,
or offer a full refund of the purchase price at its sole discretion. Such remedy shall be
the purchaser’s sole and exclusive remedy for any breach of warranty.

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WARRANTIES
General maintenance and cleaning of the DuraLabel printer is the purchaser’s
responsibility and is not covered by the warranty. Expendable items or parts such as
label supply and ribbon are not covered by this warranty.
NOTE: Specic preparation may be required before shipping. Please contact your
Graphic Products representative to ensure correct return procedure: please call
800.788.5572 for details. Graphic Products, Inc. shall not be responsible for any loss
or damages incurred during shipping.
2.2 5-Year DuraLabel Premium Vinyl Warranty
DuraLabel supplies are tested for durability under various conditions, including UV
exposure, moisture, heating and cooling cycles, abrasion, and chemical exposures.
Graphic Products warranties labels made from its Premium vinyl supplies for a period of
ve (5) years.
Within ve years of purchase and after proper application, Graphic Products will replace
labels made with DuraLabel Premium Vinyl which become unreadable or fail to maintain
adhesion with the labeled surface. In such instance, Graphic Products, Inc. will provide
a one-time replacement roll of the same supply.
To prevent damage to the Lobo and to prevent nullifying the
Lobo warranty, please adhere to these rules:
• Only use official Graphic Products print cartridges in the Lobo printer.
• Read all instructions and rules in this manual completely.
• If something seems to be wrong with the Lobo, first refer to the Troubleshooting
section at the back of this guide for help. If your problem is not resolved by reading
the Troubleshooting section, please contact Graphic Products for assistance.

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3. Safety Instructions
Please review the following safety instructions before using the Lobo:
• Keep the printer away from humidity and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. The
Lobo is intended for indoor use only.
• Use the Lobo only with the provided 19V DC power supply, model EA10953.
• Check the power source voltage before connecting the printer to a power outlet.
• Disconnect the printer from the power outlet when not using the printer or charging
the battery.
• Before plugging the power cord into the Lobo, make sure the On/Off switch is set to Off.
• DO NOT pour liquid onto the printer or printer parts.
• ONLY qualified service personnel should attempt to perform maintenance on the printer.
• The printer MUST be turned off before any type of maintenance work is done.
• The Lobo may build a small static charge in static-sensitive environments. Do not
operate the Lobo near flammable materials.
• The power outlet should be near the printer and easily accessible for quick power
disconnection.
• Remove the battery and unplug the printer from the wall socket to completely
disconnect power.
• Never throw the Lobo battery into a fire as it could explode.
• Never disassemble the Lobo battery, as leakage and damage may occur.
• Puncturing the Lobo battery may result in fire.
• Do not step or stand on the Lobo battery.
• Do not bring the Lobo battery terminals into contact with another metal object.
• Do not expose the Lobo battery to any liquid or direct sunlight.
• Do not store the battery in a locked or unventilated vehicle where extreme
temperatures may be experienced.
• Always keep the Lobo battery out of reach of infants or small children.
• Dispose of the Lobo battery in accordance with local regulations regarding
battery disposal.

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used
batteries according to their instructions.
NOTE: Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING: Do not place your ngers between the label cutting blades. If you must
clear a label jam, use a tool; do not use your fingers.
The label cutting blade is located on the inside of the printing unit,
where the print cartridge label material exits the printer. The cutting
blade is sharp and cycles automatically after a label is printed.
Under normal operating conditions, the blade poses no harm to a user. The Lobo is
designed so that the blade cannot cycle unless a print cartridge is sensed in the printing
compartment. Also, the blade mechanism is equipped with an over-torque circuit that is
meant to shut off the blade if too much resistance is sensed.
But you should be aware that the blade still has the potential to cause injury. Never
place your fingers between the blades at any time. If you must clear a label jam from
between the blades, use a tool, such as a pen, pencil, or pliers. Be sure to turn the
printer off before attempting to clear a jam.
WARNING: The Lobo is shipped with the battery removed.
Don’t use in static-sensitive environments.

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4. Batteries, Certications, Declaration
of Conformity
4.1 Batteries
Information for EU-member states only: The following symbol, of a crossed out
wheeled bin indicates that the Lobo battery must be disposed of properly and not
treated as general waste. Incorrect disposal could have a negative impact on human
health and the environment. For more information on the correct disposal/recycling of
this battery, please contact Graphic Products at +1.503.644.5572.
Lobo battery conforms to the following transportation testing and European standards:
This Lithium polymer battery pack has been tested and passed with the requirements of
UN 38.3, IEC 60950-1:2005(2nd Edition) and/or EN 60950-1:2006.
4.2 Certications
FCC Compliance: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a CLASS A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial
environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy,
and if not installed and used in accordance with instructions may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. Changes and modifications could void the user’s
authority to operate this equipment.
• Canada: This device complies with Canada ICES-003 Class A. IC: 10524A-2012003.
• Lobo conforms to the following US, Canadian and European EMC and EMI
standards: This equipment has been tested and passed with the requirements
relating to electromagnetic compliance based on the standards RSS-Gen:2010,
FCC 15.225:2011, ANSI C63.4:2003, EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 +
A12:2011.
• Lobo CE Eligibility: Eligible to bear certification mark. See aforementioned bullet
for further details.
4.3 Declaration of Conformity
The Declaration of Conformity can be obtained from:
Graphic Products, Inc.
Engineering Department
6445 SW Fallbrook Place
Beaverton, Oregon 97008 USA
Phone: [phone] | Fax: [phone]
inf[email protected] | GraphicProducts.com

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5. What’s in the Box?
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Reference card
Use this card to get started using the Lobo quickly, and as a long-termuser reference. See the
complete Lobo user guide for more operating instructions and troubleshooting tips. Call Graphic
Products at 800.788.5572 or email [email protected] with your questions.
BASIC LOBO FUNCTIONS
Place label content
Start typing to enter text on the label
canvas. Press Enter to move to the next
line on a label. Choose from types of
content (symbols, barcodes, sequences)
by pressing the relevant function key.
Label layouts
You can choose from label layouts that
have smaller sections called cells. There
are also vertical layouts available. Access
layout templates by pressing the key.
Label canvas navigation
Moves cursor between content elds
Moves cursor inside a text eld
Moves to next cell in a multi-cell layout
+Moves to previous cell
Moves to next label in a multi-label project
+Moves to previous label
Control screen navigation
Move up and down menus
Change menu settings
Accept changes
Exit out of a menu, cancel changes
LABEL CREATION LESSON
The following lesson will walk you through making the simple label
shown below. It will also show you how to save and print the label.
Use the keyboard to type the word POWER.
The font in the label above is different than the default font, so it
must be switched. Press the Font key. Use the key to switch
from the VisuSans font to Triumvirate. Press Enter.
On the next screen, use the to select Entire Label and then
press Enter. This applies the font change to the entire label.
Press Enter again. This moves the cursor to the next line and
resizes the font size of the existing text.
Press the key on the keyboard. Use the down arrow key to
scroll through the symbol categories. Go to the second category,
called Arrows, and press Enter. Use the direction arrows to move
through the symbols. The is in the top row, near the middle.
Select it and press Enter.
Save the label by pressing the File key and then selecting Save.
Type Label1 and press Enter.
Print the label by pressing the key.
For more label-making lessons, see the complete Lobo user guide.
The other side of this card
explains how the Lobo
function keys work.
5
6
7
1. Lobo printer
2. Power adaptor
3. Power cord
4. USB cord (optional)
5. Reference card
6. Battery (optional)
7. Lobo CD (optional)
(Print cartridge not included.)
1
2
3
The following items come in the Lobo product box.

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6. Lobo Diagram
J
I
K
A. Display screen: Displays the label canvas and the control screens.
B. Keyboard: A full-size 11.125” QWERTY keyboard allows input of text and
numerical data.
C. Function keys: Used for various label editing and formatting functions.
Pressing most of these keys brings up a control screen.
D. Print cartridge: Holds the print supply reel and ink ribbon reel.
E. Print compartment: Where printing takes place. When a print cartridge is loaded,
labels are printed, cut and exit here.
F. USB port: USB connection allows labels to be created on a computer and printed
on the Lobo.
G. Power: On/Off switch and DC power cable input are located here.
H. SD card port: Accepts an SD card. Allows for
saving and transferring label files.
I. Product info: Includes model number, serial
number and support information.
J. Battery compartment: The optional battery
is inserted into this compartment.
K. Reference card: This card has a label-
making tutorial and an overview of
important Lobo functions. (Reference card ts within the outlined area)
A
C
B
D
E
G
H
F

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7. Power
The Lobo comes with a DC power adaptor and a power cord; these allow the Lobo to be
powered by standard AC outlets. To plug in the Lobo, first plug the power cord into the
DC power adaptor, and then plug the DC adaptor cord into the Lobo. Finally, plug the
power cord into an AC power outlet.
The On/Off switch is located beside the power cord input. Pressing the will turn the
Lobo on. Pressing the will turn the Lobo off.
NOTE: When plugging the power cord into the Lobo, always make sure the On/Off
switch is Off.
Power input On/off switch

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8. Battery
The battery is an optional accessory. This lithium-ion battery can power Lobo for up to 3
hours of continuous printing, or several days of normal use. When the battery is in use,
an indicator on the Lobo screen shows the battery’s status.
8.1 Battery Installation
IMPORTANT: Turn off and unplug Lobo before installing the battery.
Battery
indicator
The battery
indicator shows
that battery is
charging.
The battery compartment is on the flat underside of the system. Before
installing the battery, be sure that the power switch is in the Off position
and unplug the Lobo from its power source. Set your Lobo upright,
with its handle at the top, as shown. Open the battery compartment by
turning the compartment screw counterclockwise until the door opens.
The battery’s connection uses a special plug with three holes, which fit
over three metal prongs at the top of the battery compartment. Hold
the plug so the side with three metal leads faces toward you, and move
the plug upward, so that the three metal prongs in the top part of the
compartment slide into the three holes in the connector.
Once the plug is attached, place the battery into the compartment with
the pull tab facing out, and tuck the battery wires into the empty space
above the battery. Then, close the compartment door and turn the door
screw clockwise until tight.
If you need to remove the battery, be sure that the power switch is in
the Off position and unplug any AC power supply. Then, open the battery
compartment door. Carefully remove the battery from the compartment,
without pulling on the wires. Finally, hold the battery connector plug, and
pull it down to disconnect it.
8.2 Battery Charging
To charge the battery, simply leave it installed and connect Lobo’s AC
power supply. When the battery is at less than 10% power, it will take
approximately 2 hours to fully charge. The battery will charge even when
the Lobo is powered off.
8.3 Improving Long-Term Battery Life
A charged battery will lose its charge over time, even when not being
used. To improve long-term battery life, give the battery a partial charge
every two months. Avoid fully charging the battery before a long period
of storage.

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9. Print Cartridge
The Lobo is a thermal transfer printer. This type of printer uses heat to transfer resin ink
from a ribbon onto the label material, also called the label supply.
In the Lobo, the resin ink and the label supply reels are both located in one pre-loaded
print cartridge. When a cartridge is seated and locked in its compartment, the Lobo
automatically scans the cartridge and detects important information about the cartridge
such as supply color, width and approximately how much supply remains.
9.1 Loading Cartridge
It is easy to load a new cartridge into your Lobo. The cartridge will only fit one way.
To load the printer, position a cartridge face-up above the cartridge compartment. The
label supply should feed out of the cartridge on the left side. Slide the cartridge into
place so that the Cartridge Lock goes through the hole in the cartridge.
The cartridge is spring-loaded, so you may need to press the cartridge down into its
flush position.
When the cartridge is fully in place, turn the Cartridge Lock clockwise one quarter-
rotation. This locks the cartridge and prepares the Lobo for printing. It won’t be possible
to create a label until the cartridge is correctly loaded and locked.
Platen roller
Thermal print head
Blade
Alignment post
Cartridge lock
Ribbon rewind spindle
Load and lock the cartridge. You’re ready to print.

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PRINT CARTRIDGE
9.2 Removing Cartridge
To unlock the print cartridge, simply turn the Cartridge Lock counter-clockwise one
quarter-rotation. To remove the print cartridge from the Lobo, grip the cartridge at the
indented spaces (shown right) and lift the cartridge out.
9.3 Switching Cartridges
The Lobo can be left on when switching from one print cartridge to another cartridge.
The Lobo will automatically detect the type of cartridge loaded. You will have an option
to either save the label that was being worked on, or delete it.
Locking the cartridge.
With the cartridge unlocked, grip it with two ngers and pull it out.

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10. Making Labels
10.1 Label-Making Basics
When you first turn the Lobo on, the screen displays the label
canvas. The label canvas displays the text and other content
placed on the label.
10.1.1 CONTENT TYPES
There are five types of content that can be placed on the label canvas:
Text: This includes any keyboard-entered characters, like letters, numbers, and
punctuation.
Symbol: The Lobo has a pre-loaded library of symbols and pictograms that are
commonly used for hazard or information labels.
Barcode: A barcode is a machine-readable graphical element that stores data. Lobo
offers several barcode types.
Sequence: A sequence field increases or decreases automatically after each label is
printed. For example, a series of labels could read “501,” “502,” “503,” and so on.
There are several format settings for sequences.
Time/Date: Time and Date fields automatically fill with the current date and/or time
when the label is printed.
Text is the default content type; you can start to enter text onto a new label immediately,
just by typing on the keyboard. The other content types are accessed by pressing their
respective function keys.
10.1.2 FIELDS
The cursor is the blinking vertical line visible on the label canvas. New text and content
are placed at the cursor’s location.
A field is the term used for a unit of content on the label canvas.
The field where the cursor is currently located has a dotted-line
rectangular border around it. A new field is created when a new
row of content is created, or when a new content type is created.
The up and down arrow keys on the keyboard move the cursor
between fields. Pressing the down arrow key moves to the next
field; pressing the up arrow key moves to the previous field.
The right and left arrow keys allow forward and backward
movement inside a text field.
Text and other types of
content can be placed
on the label canvas.
Up and down arrows move
between elds. Left and
right arrows move inside
of a text eld.

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MAKING LABELS
The End key moves the cursor to the end of a field. Shift + End moves the cursor to the
start of a field.
The Backspace key deletes text or content to the left of the cursor.
Shift + Backspace deletes text or content to the right of the cursor.
10.1.3 CELLS
The Lobo has various layouts that are selected by pressing the Layout key. Layouts have
sections known as cells arranged in various configurations. If no layout is chosen, the
label has a single cell.
The label canvas only displays one cell at a time. To move between cells, use the Next
Cell key to move to the next cell. Pressing Next Cell multiple times will eventually cycle
through all of the cells, returning to the first cell. You can also use Shift + Next Cell to
move back to a previous cell.
10.1.4 MULTIPLE-LABEL PROJECTS
There can be more than one label in a single label project. The Next Label key moves
to the next label in a project, creating a new label if one does not already exist. Pressing
Shift + Next Label moves to the previous label. A maximum of eight labels can be
stored in a multi-label project.
10.1.5 FUNCTION KEYS
Label content is formatted using the keyboard’s function keys. Many of the function keys
bring up control screens where settings can be edited. The arrow keys and the Enter key
are used to navigate these menus and make selections.
Cell 1 Cell 2
Cell 3 Cell 4
C
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l
1
C
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l
2
Cell 1
Cell 2 Cell 3
Different label layouts allow editing of individual cells.
Font Options Function keys bring
up function control screens.

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MAKING LABELS
10.2 Label-Making Lessons
The following three lessons will walk you through creating three labels. Each one is more
complex than the one before, so you should do the lessons in order. After completing
the lessons, you will understand the basic functions of the Lobo.
Before starting the lessons, load a cartridge into your Lobo and power it on.
TIPS: You can press the Esc key to cancel any changes and return to the previous
screen. If you make mistakes and want to start over, press the File key at the top left of
your keyboard, select New from the menu, and press Enter. You will be asked whether
you want to save the work you’ve done; select No. A new, blank label will be created.
10.2.1 LESSON 1: SIMPLE LABEL WITH TEXT AND SYMBOL
This lesson will teach you how to make a simple label that contains text and a symbol.
Step 1: Enter text.
The Lobo starts in text entry mode. Use the keyboard to type the word POWER.
Step 2: Insert the symbol.
Press the Symbol key on the keyboard.
Use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through the symbol categories. Go to the
second category, called Arrows, and press Enter.
Use the directional arrows to browse the symbols in that category. Select the
symbol in the top row, and press Enter to insert that symbol into the label.
Step 3: Print the label.
Press the Print key, which is at the top right of the keyboard, under the Setup key.
POWER
Print Key