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Belt Speed — the speed at which the printer moves the media past the printhead area.

Bitmap — a graphical object made up of a series of dots, some of which are black (or another color), some a contrasting color, which make up the art.

Bitmap Editor — allows you to launch a bitmap editor program from within Envelope Designer Plus to edit bitmap art. Select Tools/Bitmap Editor. NOTE: A bitmap editor program must be associated with this file format on your PC for this to work. Typically, Microsoft Paint will be assigned as the default bitmap editor.

Blotter — an area near the bottom right corner of the piece outline onto which all new fields are dropped. You can move them from there to a spot on one of the print heads by clicking and holding the mouse button down and dragging.

Control Panel — the panel on the front of the printer with an LCD display, control buttons, and the media thickness knob.

.CSV file - Comma Separated Variable, a type of database with variable length fields. This type of variable is usually associated with spreadsheet applications.

DBase II, IV, V — a type of database associated with Microsoft FoxPro.

Database — a list of records of identical structure (although the content of each record varies). Each record contains one or more pre-defined fields.

Database Mode — the mode which displays the database addresses that will print with the template displayed.

Database Step Direction — a menu choice from Edit which allows you to change the direction in which the database is printed.

Delimiter — a symbol used to separate database fields (delimiters can be tabs, spaces, commas, quotation marks, or carriage returns).

Design Mode — the mode which displays the fields that you have selected for the template addresses.

Destination Address — a menu selection which brings you to the destination address text block editor to choose information to be printed in the destination address on your media and information to be taken from the database field, if any.

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Contents DA900 AddressRight Printer FCC Compliance Contents Contents Maintenance Supplies and Options Introduction Introduction DA900 AddressRight Printer What Do I Need To Know? Other Sources of Information Important Safety NotesWall outlet should be near the machine and easily Introduction Specifications Stapling/Clipping SpecificationsMedia Requirements Media SizeMedia Requirements Printer Output Performance Specifications Environmental Requirements SpecificationsComputer Requirements Options Specifications Meet the DA900 Printer Printer Components Meet the DA900 PrinterPrinter Components 6. Feed Ramp Meet the DA900Control Panel DA900 Printer Control Panel Messages DA900 Menu Options DA900 Meet the DA900 Printer Setting Up Your Printer Setting Up Your Printer LocationPrinter Setup Setting Up Your Printer DA900 AddressRight Printer Install the Bulk Ink Cartridge DA900 AddressRight Printer Connect to Your Computer Change parallel port settings using plus and minus keys Print Driver Printer Adjustments About this Chapter Set the Separator Gap Printer AdjustmentsPrinter AdjustPush up to lock Adjust the Side Guides Adjust the Feed Ramp Adjust for Media Thickness Physically Position the Printheads Adjust the Upper Exit Rollers Print Test Pieces Using the DA900 Print Driver Using the DA900 Print Driver Print Driver Accessing the Print DriverGeneral Tab Printing Preferences Advanced Options Paper Size Advanced Options Head Adjustment Print Heads Advanced Options Print Quality Advanced Options Feed Delay Advanced Options Inverted Printing Advanced Options Language Using the DA900 Print Driver Maintenance General Cleaning Replacing the Inkjet Cartridge MaintenanceSetting Ink Left Feature When Replacing Cartridges Nnn Cartridge Storage Purging the Printhead Nozzles Cleaning Printheads Cleaning the Media Sensor Replacing the Separator Tips DA900 AddressRight Printer Feed Rollers Replacing the Feed Rollers Maintenance Troubleshooting Before You Call TroubleshootingGetting Help Phone SupportPower Problems Feeding Problems TroubleshootingFeeding Problems Printing Problems No print on media Printing Problems Poor Print Quality Running low on ink. Replace cartridge Poor Print Quality Prints wrong/ incomplete information Troubleshooting Printer Errors Supplies Options Supplies and Options Supplies and AccessoriesSupplies/Options How to Order OptionsSupplies and Options Appendix a Glossary Appendix A-Glossary Appendix a DA900 AddressRight Printer aAppendix A-Glossary DA900 AddressRight Printer a Appendix A-Glossary DA900 AddressRight Printer a Feeding DA900 AddressRight Printer a Appendix A-Glossary Appendix B Application Notes Fixed-Head Versus Shuttle Head Printers Printheads and Bands Appendix B-Application NotesDA900 AddressRight Printer B Appendix B Printheads and Bands Color Unprintable Areas DA900 AddressRight Printer B Dual Purpose Ruler Other Printer CharacteristicsCompatibility IssuesIndex Index SymbolsDA900 AddressRight Printer Index URL Page Page SV60970-OGRevA

DA900 specifications

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