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EBS-6200
Printer User's Manual
Chapter 4 - Operating the Printer
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Distance Between Ov
1 Rpt.dist.
erprints
2
0.0 ;0.1 ; ... ,
m
6553.5
m
3 30.0 mm
4 YE
The parameter defines the distance given in millimetres between the
beginnings of texts when they are printed repeatedly (
Text rpt. >1).
ing printing the distance is measured off properly provided that the
of the Cnv spd m/min parameter (for Generator = GEN ) and the
st p/m parameter (for Generator = SHAFT ) correspond to real
mea rint place.
Dur
settings
Enc con
surements taken at the p
S
s smaller than the text length, the overprints
•
If the distance set with the Rpt.dist. parameter is 0 (zero), the overprints boarder each other,
para
NOTE:
•
If the distance set with the Rpt.dist. parameter i
are separated with four blank rows.
but the number of repetitions ( Text rpt. ) is limited to 6 (even if the setting for the Text rpt.
meter is greater than 6).
Horizontal Direction
!
1 Direction
2 LEFT , RIGHT
3 LEFT
The parameter defines in which direction, left or right, objects move in
front of the print head. With this setting, the printer makes overprints in
the horizontal direction to ensure the overprints are clearly visible. The
direction is defined when looking from the head.
PRINT HEAD
4 YES
OBJECTS MOVE " LEFT "
Fig. 4.4.3.5.2.
Print Height
1 Height
2
SM
LARGE
ALL , MIDDLE ,
3 LARGE
4 YES
ad to an object is constant, labels of three different heights
can be printed. The print height setting applies to the entire text, no
e word processor and what its
The parameter defines the height of overprints. When the distance from
the print he
matter how the text has been created in th
contents are.
NOTE: The print height can be adjusted continuously by changing the distance between the print
head and an object. With this type of adjustment you need to take into account the risk to
get lower quality overprints over greater distances.
D e
!
at Offset
1 Offset, Offset2
2 0, 1, 2, 3, ... , 9999
3 1
4 YES
The parameter defines the number of days to be added to the current
ed
parameters are used - see also section
4.4.1.10 Using Special
Registers
.
date in order to calculate the so-called expiry date. There are two date
offset parameters:
Offset and Offset2 . The expiry date is set with the
Date+offs.
or
Date+offs.2
, special registers where the above mention