TallyGenicom 6605, User Manual

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Right Margin
You can place the right margin at any column number across the page.
Similar to the Left Margin parameter, the range of this value depends on the
CPI. Column 136 is the Default selection. The right margin must be greater
than or equal to the left margin.
NOTE: If a margin setting is a column number that is greater than the
maximum allowable for the current CPI, the printer will default to the
last valid setting.
The current value of the right and left margins reflects a physical location on
the form, and therefore, changes when the CPI setting changes. If the
physical location of the right or left margin does not exactly correspond with a
line position after changing the CPI (characters per inch) setting, there will be
no current setting indicator (asterisk).
Horz Adjust
The print position on the form may be adjusted horizontally in increments of
1/30 an inch. The default option is 0.
Vert Adjust
The print position on the form may be adjusted vertically in increments of
1/72 an inch. The default option is 0.
Quick Access
This option provides a way for the printer to position printed forms for quick
tear-off access. When Quick Access is enabled, the paper is moved to the
tear position by holding down the VIEW key for one second for Eject. The
Eject mode may be exited by holding down the VIEW key for one second.
(This typically results in a blank form separating the next-to-print form from
the previously printed form.) Placing the printer back online while in the Eject
mode will automatically move to the next available form, and printing will
resume as soon as data is received. The default option for the Quick Access
parameter is Disabled. The distance that the paper is ejected is set with the
Eject Distance parameter (below).
Eject Distance
The Eject Distance parameter allows you to select the distance at which the
paper ejects during a Quick Access operation. The units are in tenths of an
inch, from 4.5 to 10.5. The default is 7.46 inches.
Fast Slew
Slew refers to the high speed paper motion that occurs whenever the printer
moves paper more than one line. If your forms are thin or fragile in which
output stacking is a problem, you can decrease the printer's slew speed by
setting this parameter to Disabled. The default setting is Enabled.
The 2000 lpm printer also has a stack selection which aids in paper stacking
and is faster than the parameter setting for Disable.