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EBS
Ink Jet Systems
EBS-1500
Series Printers User's Manual
Paragraph 5 - Examples of How to Operate the Printer
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If the drawing is acceptable, press the V key again in order to record the text file in the
library and save it in the memory. If not, press the « V keys and go on with
improving your drawing.
2) Define print parameters as in section
5.1 How to Print the First Sample Text File?
item
5) .
3) Print the text file called LOGO - see section
5.1 How to Print the First Sample Text
File?
item 6) .
5.2.5. How to Print a Bar Code?
Assumption: the printer is equipped with a 25 nozzle head; a bar code should be printed
on a lot of products; the overprint should look like as follows:
1) Define B
AR CODE
type subfile and specify a number code to form the bar code.
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In the main MENU select the TEXT SERVICE item and then the CREATE NEW TEXT
item.
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You are asked to type a file name. Input a four-character file name, e.g. BARC and
confirm.
Type : Barcode
Code : EAN-13
Contents : 500746300621
Height : 25
Elongat.X : 1
Spec.reg. : None
Front dis : 0
Back dist : 0
Signature : YES
Inversion : NO
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Set subfile parameters (the
§
key), input the
numerical value of the bar code (only 12
characters, the 13
th
character is calculated
automatically) and confirm.
If the bar code is acceptable, press the V key
in order to record the text file in the library and
save it in the memory. If not, press the
§ key
again and go on with modifying the bar code and
subfile parameters.
2) Define print parameters as in section
5.1 How to Print the First Sample Text File?
item
5) .
3) Print the text file called BARC - see section
5.1 How to Print the First Sample Text
File?
item 6) .
5.2.6. How to Print a Complex Subfile?
Assumption: the printer is equipped with a 25 nozzle head; it is 25
th
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hours; the text should look like as follows, when printed:
1) A complex file of this type can be created in three ways (!):
a) create each of the subfiles of your complex file separately, each of them having its
own name, then start a new file and link all subfiles into it by their names,
b) create a text file and define the subfiles within it,
c) use a mixed method to create a text file in which some subfiles are defined and the
other are linked by their names.
The mixed method is used in the example. The text files called DATI and LOGO have
already been defined in paragraphs above and will be used in this example (they need to
be created in advance to illustrate the methodology properly).