EBS EBS-6100, User Manual

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EBS-6100
Printer User's Manual
Paragraph 4 - Operating the Printer
EBS
Ink-Jet Systems
®
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20070529#20.5
When the above settings are made, the following labels are printed on each of the
packages moving on a factory conveyor in front of the print head:
20/64 , 20/64, 20/64, 20/64, 20/63, ... , 20/02, 20/01, 20/01, 20/01, 20/01, 19/64, ... ,
01/02, 01/01, 01/01, 01/01, 01/01, 40/64, 40/64, 40/64, 40/64, 40/63, ... , 21/02,
21/01, 21/01, 21/01, 21/01, 60/64, 60/64, 60/64, 60/64, 60/63, ... , 41/02, 41/01,
41/01, 41/01, 41/01,
20/64 , etc.
and the counting is resumed
NOTE : If the numbering of packages has been interrupted for some reason during
the printing, you can stop the printing, edit groups of digits within the
counter subtext, set a setting to continue the counting at the same point in
process with the
Spc.Md.cnt parameter and resume the printing.
Universal Date and Time
You can use a special register ( Univ. date ) in order to print current date and time (in
various formats) on objects automatically.
Below, there is a list of characters that can be used to encode date and time. Elements of
the
universal date
register can be preceded, separated and followed by any characters
different from the specified below.
D tens of day in the current date,
A units of day in the current date,
M tens of month in the current date,
O units of month in the current date,
Y tens of year in the current date,
E units of year in the current date,
B tens of hours of the current time,
C units of hours of the current time,
I tens of minutes of the current time,
J units of minutes of the current time,
T tens of seconds of the current time (option),
U units of seconds of the current time (option),
NOTE : During printing, the above mentioned date and time components (D, A, M, O, Y,
E, B, C, I, J, T, U) are replaced with digits (0-9), as standard. It is also possible
that an additional way of coding is used and the above mentioned date and time
components are replaced with any characters available from the terminal keypad
rather than with digits. The assignment is made in the submenu
TEXT SERVICE
UNIV.DATE REG. CONFIGURATION DIGIT CODING . The same
characters can be assigned to different digits. For example, the date of
24/10/2004, coded as DA/MO/20YE, can appear on a print as x$/HZ/20Z$ , if the
following assignments have been made: 0 => Z , 1 => H , 2 => x , 4 => $ .
W tens of week-of-the-year number,
K tens of week-of-the-year number,
a number of week of the year coded with one character. The assignment is made in the
submenus
TEXT SERVICE UNIV.DATE REG. CONFIGURATION
WEEK CODING (1 CHAR) ,
y tens of year of the current date by week-of-the-year number (e.g. if week 53 ends on
5
th
January next year, then 5
th
January falls within the previous year’s week),
e units of year of the current date by week-of-the-year number,
m number of month printed with the following encoded letters: A B C D E F G H L M N
P (corresponding to numbers from 1 to 12, respectively). The assignment can be
changed in the submenus TEXT SERVICE UNIV.DATE REG. CONFIGURATION
MONTH CODING (1 CHAR) ,
P hundreds of day-of-the-year number,
Q tens of day-of-the-year number,
S units of day-of-the-year number,
N number of day of the week (1- Monday, 2-Tuesday, ... , 7-Sunday),
F the first letter of the month,