Primera LX500, Руководство пользователя

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Using the Status Monitor
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There are three sensor modes:
Die Cut (Default). If you are using standard die-cut labels that
look similar to the graphic, use this setting regardless of the
size of the label. Also, use this setting for Through-hole label
material where a hole is punched through each label or a notch
is cut in the side.
Reflective. Use Reflective for label material where a black
pre-printed line (black mark) on the back of the label stock
indicates the break between labels. Black marks are required
on clear label stock rolls, or labels where the label waste matrix
(waste) is left on the liner. Black marks can also be used for
irregular shaped labels, circles larger than 4.6 inches or on any
stock where the print starting position can not be sensed using
the label itself.
Continuous. (Sensor off) If you have continuous stock with no
die-cut, reflective mark or holes, set the sensor type to
Continuous. This will turn off the stock sensor. In this mode
there is no way to set the print starting position. The printer
will simply start printing the first label and print each
subsequent label immediately after that previous one. To
produce a gap between prints simply add the desired amount
of white space to the end of the label being printed.
Important Note: You must also set the Stock Gap Sensor Position (Section
2B) so that the sensor is sensing the correct point on the label stock.
C. OUTPUT OR CUT MODE
Use the Output/Cut Mode to adjust how the printer presents
labels after they are printed or if/when they are cut after
printing. To adjust the Output/Cut Mode, open the Status
Monitor.
1. Connect the printer via USB and turn on the power. The
Output/Cut Mode Setting is stored on the printer main
board so you will not be able to access it unless the printer
is turned on and properly communicating with the com-
puter.
2. Go to Start - Programs - Primera Technology - LX500 Status
Monitor.
3. Click on the Alignment Tab (3rd tab from top).
4. Click on the Output/Cut Mode button.