Carl Valentin APL 100, Operating Manual

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Operation Applicator APL 100
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9.2 Setting the Dispenser Mode
NOTICE!
To operate the label printer in dispenser mode a print order
must be started and the printer is to be in 'waiting' mode.
Switch on the label printer and the display shows the main menu.
Press key to access the function menu.
Press key as long as you arrive the
Dispenser I/O
menu.
Press key to select the menu.
In the upper line of display, the operating mode can be selected.
In the line below, the dispenser I/O offset (approx. 18 mm) can be set.
Press key to change to the next operating mode.
Off:
It is printed without the labels are dispensed.
I/O static:
The input signal evaluated, i.e. it is printed as long as the signal
exists. The number of labels which was entered at the print start is
printed.
The set dispenser offset is not taken into consideration.
I/O static continuous:
For description of this operating mode, see I/O static.
Continuous means that it is printed as long as new data is transferred
via interface
The set dispenser offset is not taken into consideration.
I/O dynamic:
The external signal is evaluated dynamically, i.e. is the printer in
'waiting' mode a single label is printed at each signal changing. After
the print the set dispenser offset is executed, i.e. a backfeed is
effected.
I/O dynamic continuous:
For description of this operating mode, see I/O dynamic.
Continuous means that it is printed as long as new data is transferred
via interface.
Photocell:
The printer is controlled via photocell. The printer prints automatically
a label if the user takes away the label at the dispensing ledge. The
print order is finished when the target number of labels is reached.
Photocell continuous:
For description of this operating mode, see Photocell.
Continuous means that it is printed as long as new data is transferred
via interface.
Operating modes