How to use RW405B for dual-color label printing(For MUNBYN Print App)?

Notes:

① The two-color function is only compatible with machines that support two-color printing and must be used with two-color consumables; otherwise, the two-color effect cannot be achieved.  

② The actual printed colors depend on the two-color label paper you use.  

Step-by-step instructions:

1. Open the MUNBYN Print App homepage and click the printer icon in the top-left corner. 

   

    

2. Locate the specific printer model you need to connect and pair it using the Mac address.  

   

3. Once connected, return to the homepage and click the [Template] button to switch pages.  
   Note: You can also use the two-color printing feature by Creating Custom Labels.

   

4. Find your preferred 2x2-inch label template, click to select it, and enter the template details page.  
    

   

5. On the template details page, click the [Use] button at the bottom of the screen to apply the template. 
    

   

6. Navigate to the editor page, locate the "Two-Color Label" button in the toolbar, and click to select it.  
    

   

7. When the Two-Color Label pop-up appears, enable the "Two-Color Mode." 
   

8. Based on the MUNBYN two-color consumables you purchased, choose either the "Red/Black" or "Blue/Black" mode.  
    

   

9. Adjust colors:  

    ① Select "Controls."   

    ② Click "Style," locate the "Color" option, and adjust it to red, blue, or black as per your preference.  
   
    

10. Invert colors: Click "Style," locate the "Invert" option, and select it. 
    Note: This feature changes your current font color to match the control's background fill color and automatically changes the text to white.  
    
     

11. Click the [Print] button to enter the print preview page.  
     

    

12. Open the [Settings] pop-up window to adjust options such as print pages, print speed, print density, and image mode.  
     

    

13. After completing the parameter adjustments, click the [Print] button and wait for the machine to complete the two-color printing process.