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EBS-6200
Printer User's Manual
Chapter 4 - Operating the Printer
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A n in the table below)
is given further in this document.
1
Paramete
he
detailed description of the print parameters (according to pattern show
r name
displayed in t
parameter menu
2 Range of settings
3 f De ault setting
4
C
A description of a print parameter
an it be modified
during printing?
Vertical Direction
1 Vert. direct.
The parameter defines two modes of printing in the vertical direction:
2 UP , DOWN
normal or "upside down". It is useful when the object labelled is
reversed.
3 UP
PRINT HEAD
VERTICAL ( UP ) DIRECTION OF PRINTING
Fig. 4.4.3.5.1.
4 YES
Initial Distance
1 Space
2
0,0 ; 0,1 ; ... ; 6553,5
The parameter defines the distance given in mill
mm
3 2,0 mm
4 YES
place. It enables a user to adjust the print position in relation to the
of the object to be labelled.
imetres, from the point
of a text file should start. f
r
(for
urements taken at the print
edge
where the photo detector has been activated to the point where printing
During printing the distance is measured of
properly provided that the settings of the Cnv spd m/min parameter (fo
Generator = GEN ) and the Enc const p/m parameter
Generator = SHAFT ) correspond to real meas
Number of Repetitions
1 Text rpt.
2
1, 2, 3, ... , 65534,
CONTIN.
3 1
4
the photo detector has been activated, from the point where the
the
The parameter defines how many times the overprint is to be made after
YES
Rpt.dist. parameter - see below.
overprint begins. It is used to print a subfile on an object many times. For
continuous objects such as cables, hoses or pipes you can set continual
printing. The distance between consecutive overprints is defined with
N
er of repetitions (the Text rpt. parameter) is limited to 6 (even if the setting of the
xt rpt. parameter is greater than 6).
OTE: If the distance between labels is set to 0 (zero) with the Rpt.dist. parameter, then the
numb
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