Brady BradyJet J5000, Руководство оператора

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J5000 Operator’s Guide, Rev. 1.53
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Section 5: Troub
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eshooting and Maintenance
A: Solving Print Alignment Problems
Image is vertically offset
The J5000 decides where to start printing by detecting the start of the die-cut label (or
leading edge for continuous stock). This is done by detecting an inter-label gap that
corresponds to the start of the label.
The following items can cause the label sensor to improperly detect the start of a
label:
1. Top of Form (TOF) - This setting allows you to fine-tune the alignment of
your printing on your label stock. This will be factory calibrated. If fine-
tuning is needed, increase this setting to move the image down on the label;
decrease this setting to move the image up on the label. The increment of
movement is 0.1mm. This setting is found on the
Alignment
Tab of the
Brady Status J5000 .
2. Portrait/Landscape: If the Portrait/Landscape setting does not correspond
to the label stock installed this will also cause the printer to print over the
gap and onto the next label. Make sure this is set correctly.
The Image is Printing Horizontally Offset
Three things can affect this issue.
Label Stock Loading - It is very important to correctly load the label stock so that
there is no space between the throat guides and the label liner edge. If there is a
gap between the throat guides and the label stock it may "walk" back and forth
causing inconsistent horizontal image location.
Left Margin Offset - This adjustment is found on the Alignment tab of the Brady
Status J5000.
See Section 3D.