IBM InfoPrint 6700 Series, User Manual

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Chapter 3
Emulation Submenus
Var Form Adjust
(From page 184.) This specifies an amount (in tenths of inches) to add to the
length of variable-length forms. Variable-length forms use a semicolon at the
end of the CREATE command: ~CREATE;<FORMNAME>;0.
Typically, variable-length forms are determined by the elements within the
form. The longest form element becomes the overall form length. This option
allows an additional space to be added to the form length.
The range is 00.0 to 03.0 inches, and the factory default is 00.0 inches.
Var Form Type
(From page 184.)
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Add Nothing (the default). When selected, no action is taken.
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Add ;0 . When selected, the form length ends at the longest printed
element. (Same as
∼
CREATE;filename;0)
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Add ;X . When selected, the form length is the same as the physical page
length (the Label Length menu under MEDIA CONTROL). (Same as
∼
CREATE;filename;X)
Vertical Density (VGL)
(From page 188.) Applies only to 203 dpi printheads and only to normal
resolution mode.
The range is 195 to 210, and the factory default is 203.
Vertical DPI
(From page 190, page 193, page 195, page 195, page 197, page 199.)
This feature enables the thermal printer to print images as close as possible
to the same size as those originally programmed for a line matrix or laser
printer by selecting a vertical resolution that matches that of the printer that
the file was originally generated for.
Although the range allows a selection of up to 400 dpi, the thermal printer is
capable of printing up to 203 dpi (5504-R40, 5504-R60, 5504-R80) vertical
resolution.
The range is 72-400 DPI, and the factory default is 72 DPI.
VPA Check
(From page 175.)
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Enable (the default). The printer checks for dots that fall outside the
intersection of the logical and physical pages. If dots fall outside the area,
the printer reports an error to the host if the IPDS Exception Handling
Control command setting requires error reporting.
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Disable . The printer does not report dots outside the valid printable area.