EBS EBS 2600, User Manual

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EBS‑2600 User Man
ual
G2023/04/26_1EN 2023.05.16
Example:
One of pallets to be labeled has a bracket whose width is smaller than that of other brackets.
2c
direc ti on of movement
p rint P p rint P p rint P
s p ace s p ace s p ace s p ace s p ace s p ace
Fig. 34.
If the location or size of a bracket is not to a standard, it may happen that a print piece is not
made on the bracket correctly (see piece
P2 on the Euro‑pallet on the right in Fig. 34 ).
Detecting brackets
Internal photodetector 2c detects successive brackets ( ) (see Fig. 35 on page 42 and Fig. 36
on page 43 ). 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: there is a nail that triggers ( ) excess printing of a print
piece.
2c
direc ti on of movement
p rint P p rint P P p rint P
Fig. 35.
nail
If a pallet to be labeled has a defect such as a protruding nail that may trigger printing accidental -
ly, the print piece will be directed to the air (see piece P1 on a Euro‑pallet on the right in Fig. 35 ).
If prints are not synchronized with pallets, they will be shifted permanently. If such a case both
the (defective) Euro‑pallet
and all successive ones will be labeled incorrectly.