InfoPrint 5504-R40, User Manual

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MEDIA CONTROL Submenus
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Pre-Peel Mode
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Disable .
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Enable . When Media Handling = Peel-Off and Peel-Off Mode = Standard,
enabling Pre-Peel Mode adds a forward and reverse motion to each label
prior to printing. The added forward pre-peel motion temporarily breaks
the die cut label from the liner, and the reverse motion places the label
back on the liner prior to printing, peeling, or dispensing the label. Pre-
Peel Mode is usually enabled only when using die cut labels with an
aggressive adhesive that makes automatic label removal from the liner
difficult.
The factory default is Disable.
Pre-Peel Adjust
When Pre-Peel Mode = Enable, Pre-Peel Adjust represents the selectable
distance that the label advances during Pre-Peel Mode. The Pre-Peel Adjust
distance selected is automatically used when Pre-Peel Mode is enabled.
The range is from 0.00 to 2.00 inches in .01 inch increments.
The factory default is 1.00 inch.
Lbl Missing Flt
Allows the Label Taken Sensor to first detect the presence of a label at the
tear bar for Peel and Tear Off Media Handling Mode only.
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Enable . The printer generates a fault condition if a missing label is
encountered.
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Disable . The printer does not generate a fault condition if a missing label
is encountered.
The default is Enable.
Clip Page
This option determines how the printer handles images that are too large for
one physical page length when using gap or black mark media.
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Enable . When the user-selected page length is greater than the physical
page length, the printer clips the excess data to fit the physical page. The
excess data is lost. The media sensor constantly looks for the gap, notch,
hole, or black mark and when detected, uses it as the Top-of-Form
position for the next label and clips any remaining data from the label
being printed.
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Disable . When the user-selected page length (logical length) is greater
than the physical page length dictated by the gap, notch, hole, or black
mark on media, the printer continues to print the remaining excess data
onto the next physical page.