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air. Wait until the micro compres-
sor stops working.
3. Move the head of the printer to
an object to be labelled to ensure
that drive rolls
touch the
surface of the object.
4. Press print release button
release button) and move the
printer along the object ensuring
that the drive rolls roll at a uni-
form speed.
here printing is released
with the release button
the printer moves along the object
5. Make successive prints by press-
ing release button
6. After all prints have been made
press and then release button
ON/OFF
goes out.
If the
Stop printing method
and you
press button
will
flash. This means that you have
pressed release button
but not
finished printing. In such a case
you can finish printing or aban-
don printing by pressing button
once again. If the
Stop print-
ing method
parameter is set to
Immediate stop
the printer will
not remind you about the unfin-
ished printing.
The
Stop printing method
parameter is available in the
Advance
tab sheet after the
Adv. options
box has been
ticked).
!
If the printer has been idle for longer
than about 30 minutes, the nozzle
outlets might become covered with
dry ink. Before you start printing
make a trial printing or use the rinse-
the-nozzles function for a while in
order to clear the nozzles - see
If you label objects whose height is
smaller than 60 mm (the distance
between the rolls is 60 mm), make
sure that at least lower roll
signed for synchronising printing)
touches the object being labelled -
see figure
. The rule does not
apply if printing is synchronised by
the internal generator.
Line Printing
Line printing is used to print a few
texts manually in a fast way:
•
on consecutive lines as shown in
the figure below:
•
or in different places on an object
as shown in the figure below:
Create texts to be printed in the fol-
lowing way:
1. Create
TEXT 1
in the text edit
line. Every line of the text can
have all the text elements (such
as variable fields, various fonts,
etc.) described previously.
