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EBS Ink Jet Systeme
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data at the 20
th
position and a long sound is heard at the same time to
inform about an overflow. The buffered data forms a kind of queue, the
data is printed in the same sequence in which it has been received by the
variable field. If all the data buffered is printed, and another print is
released, the printer behaves according to the
No-data action
setting.
Disabled
– a successive portion of the data received by the variable
field overwrites the data that has been received earlier but has not
been printed yet. The data is overwritten until it is printed. If no other
data is received subsequently, the printer behaves according to the
No-data action
setting. In this mode, the printer always prints the last
or latest data received.
No-data action
– it defines printer behavior when no data has come from
an external device (when the end condition is not met
– see
Ready to print
after
) and printing of a project containing a
Communications port
object
has been released. The following modes of operation can be set:
Nothing
– if printing is released when data is not received properly or
the end condition is not met (see
Ready to print after
), the project is
not printed. The message informing about this fact is displayed.
Print blank object
– the project is printed as usual, with the entire
Communications port
object being empty. NOTE! If a
Prefix
and/or a
Suffix
are defined by the user, they will not be printed.
Print last message
– the project is printed together with the
Communications port
object, with the object being filled with the last
message received successfully from the external device. If such a
printout is made as a first, the project is printed but the area where the
data should be is empty. NOTE! If a
Prefix
and/or a
Suffix
are defined
by the user, they will be printed. The maximum number of repetitions
defines how many time the last message can be printed. If the number
of printouts is achieved, every successive release of printing make the
printer react according to the
Nothing
mode.
Printing Parameters
– they define how the data transferred via a
communications port is to be printed. The parameters are hidden by more
advanced, expert mode parameters that correspond to them
– see below.
Prefix
– a text in a
Communications Port
object, which is printed before
the data received from an external device.
Suffix
– a text in a
Communications Port
object, which is printed after the
data received from an external device.
Expert Settings
– they define the rules for processing of the data received from
an external device, and also the mode of acknowledgement of printer states
transferred to the device,
i.e.
starting printing, stopping printing, project printed:
On starting printing
– it defines the data to be transferred from the printer
to the external device immediately after printing has been initiated (with the
button on the
Printer control
panel).
