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Project parameter Range of settings
| | Initial distance [mm]
0 to 1000 mm
Initial distance for a printout.
A distance from the point where the photodetector selected as the source of the trigger signal
triggers up to the point where printing of a printout should start. The distance is given in millime -
ters. It is used for positioning a print relative to the beginning of an object to be labeled.
The initial distance is part of a print and consists of empty columns added at the beginning of
the print.
For additional information about (and examples of) the parameter | | Initial distance see
further in this chapter.
| | Print spacing [mm]
0 to 1000 mm
Space (in millimeters) between the beginnings of consecutive reprints (of a project) that form one
printout.
For additional information about (and examples of) the parameter | | Print spacing see fur -
ther in this chapter.
If the space set with the parameter | | Print spacing is smaller than the print length, the re -
peated prints will be made one after another.
| | Flip vertical
/
Vertical direction of printing: normal ( ) or or upside down ( ):
- | | Flip vertical : ; normal printout:
- | | Flip vertical : ; reversed printout:
The parameter can be useful when an object to be labeled is upside down.
|
| Flip horizontal [mm] /
Horizontal direction of printing: normal ( ) or “opposite” ( ):
- | | Flip horizontal : ; normal printout:
- | | Flip horizontal : ; printout flipped along the x‑axis (a mirror image):
The parameter can be useful when you have to label objects from right to left, e.g . if prints are
made on transparent materials and should be legible from the opposite side.
The parameter is used in an example of an application presented in “2.3.5. Labeling Euro-pallets”
where two printers are used for labeling Euro‑pallets. In that application one
printer prints normally (| | Flip horizontal : ) and the other makes a mirror image (| |
Flip horizontal : ).