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OPERATIONS
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UNIT I.D.
This is a parameter that will be utilized in the event your printer is used to
communicate with a host computer. In order for the host computer, usually a
personal computer, to find an individual printer, the printer must be assigned a
two-digit address. The first digit of the two number address is called the
”Group.” The second digit of the two number address is called the ”Address.”
To give the printer a unit i.d., select the
second option under the
F4
menu. When
done, the screen will look as illustrated at left.
The default value for ”Group” is 1; the range
of values is from 1 to 4. Using the left and/or
right arrow keys to scroll among the values,
press ”Enter” for acceptance of the value you desire.
Upon acceptance of the value for ”Group,” the screen will appear as illustrated
below.
The default value for ”Address” is 1; the range of values is from 1 to 8. Once
the desired value is displayed on the screen, press ”Enter” for acceptance.
DATE OFFSET
The date offset parameter allows a future
date to be coded onto the product as in a
”Sell by” code. The number of days of
offset, up to 999 days, is entered into the
Controller when the screen at left appears.
Press the ”Enter” key to accept.
OTHER PARAMETERS SET–UP
There are two other important parameters with regard to how the printer will
code, and they are: ”character width,” and ”product delay”. We have previously
reviewed inputting the desired spacing between characters (”character spacing”);
setting the character width increases or decreases the length of the entire code or
message. Product delay allows for a time lag so that the code can fall in an exact
position on the target product.