Avery Dennison Monarch ADTP1, System Administrator Manual

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Classification: Avery Dennison – Public Setting Supply Options 2-5
S et t i n g t h e F e ed M o d e
Set the feed mode based on your application and supply type. To load supplies for liner
take-up, refer to the
Operator’s Handbook
.
Select To
Continuous Print tags or labels in one strip.
On-Demand Print one label, once that label is removed, the next label prints.
Liner Take-up Print labels while the liner is collected on a take-up reel inside the
printer. This is optional.
S et t i n g t h e C u t M o d e
Set how the printer cuts tags. Purchase the optional 933 Cutter. The supply may shift as
the cutter cuts and you may see a small disruption on the printed supply. This shift does
not affect bar code quality. There is no cut button on the printer – select the appropriate
cut mode for your application.
Since the cutter is 3.4 inches away from the printhead, printed tags may be left between
the printhead and cutter. The cutter operates when the printer is running. If the printer is
paused, the cutter stops cutting. The cutter also stops cutting whenever the cutter’s
cover is opened.
When cutting RFID supplies, enable tag saver.
Description of cut modes:
Cut Mode Cut Before
first tag in Batch?
Cut Between
Tags?
Cut After
Batch?
Printed tags left between
printhead and cutter?
Disabled
No Cut
No No No No
Cut Each Tag Yes Yes Yes Yes*
Cut Each Batch Yes No
(Feeds strips)
Yes Yes*
Cut Mode 3
Cut After Last
Tag
Yes Yes Yes No*
Cut Mode 4
No Cut Before
No Yes Yes Yes*
Cut Mode 5
Cut Last Strip
Yes No
(Feeds strips)
Yes No*
Cut Mode 6
Cut After Batch
No No Yes No
No* Cut Modes 3 and 5 minimize the number of tags left between the printhead and
the cutter. Depending on the length of supply being cut, there may be one tag
left between the printhead and the cutter.
Yes* The last tag in the batch is queued to be cut once it reaches the cutter; however,
there may be printed tags left between the printhead and the cutter. The user
must send another batch to feed the last tag out far enough to be cut.