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EBS‑2600 User Man
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Project parameter Range of settings
| | Dot size
1 to 10
Print intensity level.
Adjust print quality to the type (hygroscopicity) of surface to be printed on.
If you raise the value of the parameter, the intensity of prints increases as the volume of the ink
drops jetted from the printhead increases. An increase in intensity involves higher consumption of
ink.
The maximum achievable intensity of prints depends on printing speed. If print intensity is too
high for a given printing speed, the printer generates a sound signal to signal the error (provid -
ed that an appropriate warning is set up, see “7.3.2. Sound Signal Settings” ) and then reduces
the printing speed).
For more details about the relationship between intensity and printing speed see “7.1.1. Maximum
Printing Speed” .
The parameter | | Dot size defines intensity for a printout as a whole. However, you can mod -
ify the intensity of a selected part/selected parts of a printout. Use Intensifier ‑type object(s)
for that purpose.
For more details about Intensifier ‑type objects see “5.4.4.5. Creating/Editing
an Intensifier-type Object” .
| | Resolution [dots/meter]
1000 to 7500
(recommended value: 7086 )
Resolution in a horizontal direction given as a number of dots or vertical rows (columns) per meter.
A modification to the parameter |
| Resolution visually results in a change in the width of
the printed characters and in the width of the entire print.
To get equal width and height of objects such as a circle, a square or a two‑dimensional ( 2D ) code:
- Set print resolution in a horizontal direction (the parameter | | Resolution ) at the same
value as resolution in the vertical direction,
- Set the Conveyor speed or Encoder constant parameter at the real speed or constant of
the factory conveyor.
The print resolution in the vertical direction is 180 dpi (about 7086 dots/meter).
|
| Printout repetition
, 1, ..., 20
Number of project repetitions which form a single printout.
All repeated printouts of a project have always the same contents, even if the project contains
objects that provide dynamic contents.
If |
| Printout repetition > 1 , the distance between the beginnings of consecutive reprints is
defined with the parameter | | Print spacing .
Continuous objects ( e.g . cables, hoses, pipes) can be labeled in continuous printing mode (| |
Printout repetition = ). In this mode, a printout is made immediately after printing starts.