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EN
EBS‑2600 User Man
ual
G2023/04/26_1EN 2023.05.16
In each example given in this chapter, a project to be printed must be prepared in such a way
that the print pieces (
P1 , P2 , P3 ) are interleaved with Line divider ‑type objects . An object of
this type pauses printing of the consecutive print piece until the trigger signal occurs, that is until
the consecutive bracket is detected. Printing of consecutive print pieces (
P1 , P2 , P3 ) takes place
only when triggered by photodetector 2c .
For more details about Line divider ‑type objects see “5.4.4.3. Creating/Editing a Line divid-
er-type Object” .
Example:
One of pallets to be labeled has a defect: it has a nail that causes excess triggering ( ) of printing
of a print piece (see piece
P1 on the Euro‑pallet on the right in Fig. 37 ).
2c
12
direc ti on of movement
p rint P p rint P p rint P
Fig. 37.
nail
Owing to the application of external photodetector 12 to synchronization of printouts with
Europallets, the printer will make the print that is planned for the following pallet in spite of ex -
cess triggering. No successive printing starts until the following pallet is detected. In such a case,
the Euro‑pallet (the defective one) that is currently labeled will be labeled incorrectly but
every
successive one will be labeled correctly .
Example:
One of pallets to be labeled has a defect: the middle bracket is missing (see the Euro‑pallet on
the right in
Fig. 38 ).
2c
12
direc ti on of movement
p rint P p rint P p rint P
Fig. 38.
Owing to the application of external photodetector 12 to synchronization of printouts with Euro‑
pallets, when the successive Euro‑pallet is detected the printer will make the planned print start -
ing from the beginning (although the print on the current Euro‑pallet has not been completed). In
such a case, the Euro‑pallet (the defective one) that is currently labeled will be labeled incorrectly
but every successive one will be labeled correctly .