AMT Datasouth 600 manual Setup Feature and Value List, Feature Name Value Range Description

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Setup Feature and Value List

FEATURE NAME

VALUE RANGE

DESCRIPTION

 

 

 

Media Type

[ Direct Thermal, Thermal Transfer ]

Set to Thermal Transfer if ribbon is used.

 

 

 

Media Sensing

[Gap, Continuous, Black Bar ]

Set to match media sensing method.

 

 

 

Calibrate Media

(Form Length / Gap Length)

Click the Enter button to initiate the media

 

automatically displayed and are not

calibration. The detected media length and

 

adjustable from this feature.

Gap are displayed. Not required when

 

 

Media Sensing is set to Continuous

 

 

 

Sensor Threshold

[ 0-255]

Automatically set by Calibration mode.

The lower the number the less sensitive the

 

 

 

 

Sensor is.

Media Length

[ 0.25 - 12.00] (Inches)

Automatically set by Calibration mode.

 

 

Manual change of this values will reflect in

 

 

the Calibrate Media feature.

 

 

 

Media Width

[ 0.5 - 4.05] (Inches, 602)

Set to media width used.

 

 

[ 0.5 - 4.25] (Inches, 603)

 

 

 

 

Present Distance

[ 0.00 - 1.00 ] (Inches)

The Present Distance is the distance the

 

 

printer will push the label out of the printer

 

 

after printing a label. Typically this feature

 

 

is used to adjust to position of the end of a

 

 

label to the tear bar or the Peel Location

 

 

when the Peel and Present option is

 

 

installed. After setting this feature the

 

 

printer will feed to the top of the next label.

 

 

 

Backfeed

[Enable, Disable]

This feature controls the back feed of

media.

 

 

 

 

When enabled, the printer will reverse the

 

 

label the distance indicated in the Present

 

 

Distance feature.

 

 

When Disabled, the printer will not reverse

 

 

the label and begin printing immediately at

 

 

the current label position. Note: This will

 

 

result in no new printing on the portion of

 

 

the label presented by the Present Distance

 

 

feature.

 

 

 

Present Sensor

[Enable, Disable]

This feature controls the operation of the

 

 

optional present sensor. When installed

 

 

and enabled, the printer suspends printing

 

 

after each label until it is removed by the

 

 

operator. This is typically used when the

 

 

peel and present option is installed but

 

 

could also be used with the tear bar.

 

 

 

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Contents User’s Guide AMT Datasouth Corp Important Safety Instructions Other Notices Trademark Credits Conventions Table of Contents Windows Printer Driver Table of Figures Model and Serial Number LocationIntroduction Model No Serial No Model OverviewModels Model Features Standard FeaturesPaltm Print and Program Overview Traditional PrintingLegacy Data Stream Interpretation Legacy Data stream InterpretationUnpacking and Inspection Shipped with PrinterInstallation and Configuration Finding a Location for the PrinterPrinter Parts and Features External Switches, Indicators and ConnectionsConnecting the Power Cord Power ConnectionConnecting the Printer to Your Host Communication CableLoading the Ribbon Thermal Transfer Media onlyRibbon Holder Notches and Ribbon Core Slots Supply Ribbon Installation Ribbon Take-Up Installation Print head Module Closed Media Roll Installation Loading MediaMedia Sensor and Guides Loading Media over Platen Roller Print head Module Closed Close the Top Media Cover Loading Media into the Peeler Label Removal for Peeler OptionFeeding into the Peeler Mechanism Peeler Option Loading Media into the Cutter Option Inserting Labels in the Cutter OptionCalibrating Media Sensors Calibration of the MediaPrinting the Configuration Label RTS & XONKeypad Operation LED DescriptionOn Line Key Operation Special Power Up Key FunctionPower up key functions Feature Management Mode FeatureMan ProgramChanging Features Setup Feature and Value List Feature Name Value Range DescriptionPrint Darkness 12 +12 MM/DD/YYYY Paltm Print Language Introduction Smooth Scalable Fonts Supported Bar CodesPaltm Bar Code List and Samples Paltm Print and Program Label Tutorial Showpages Printing Text on a LabelPaltm Print and Program Coordinate System PAL Coordinate System72 68 moveto 144 68 lineto stroke Showpages Printing a LinePrinting a Box Rotate a Text Object 100 100 moveto BARCODE123 /Code39 barcode Showpages Printing a Bar CodeIntroduction to Paltm Advanced Topics Advanced OverviewPaltm Print and Program Language Features § LCDSample Demo Files File Name DescriptionExample of a Procedure defined in Paltm Example of calling a Procedure from a host applicationDemo Label showing use of Print Utility Procedures Example of How to Define Label Formats Usage Name Street CityState Zip5 Zip4 MailingLabelExample of calling Label Format from Host Application MailingLabelWindows 2000 Driver Installation Windows Printer DriverSelecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows 2000 Applications Adjusting the Windows 2000 Driver Bar Codes Windows XP Driver Installation Selecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows XP Applications Adjusting the Windows XP Driver Bar Codes Windows NT/9x Driver Installation Selecting Printer Fonts Printing Bar Codes From Windows NT/9x Applications Adjusting the Windows NT/9x Driver Bar Codes Fastmark 600 Series Users Guide Troubleshooting and Maintenance Printer Detected ErrorsPrinter Detected Errors Other User Detected Errors Fastmark 600 Series Users Guide PCB Fastmark 600 Series Users Guide Peel and Present Sensing Preventive Maintenance Cleaning the Thermal Print Head TPHCleaning the Platen Roller Cleaning the paper sensorCleaning the Paper Compartment Appendix a General Specifications Specification Fastmark 602 PAL Fastmark 603 PALAppendix B Interface Specifications Serial InterfaceParallel Centronics Interface Auto Interface SelectAppendix C Ascii Table Appendix D Self Test Print Sample Appendix E Hidden Setup Features Hidden Setup Feature and Value ListOff line Update Mode Appendix F Updating Printer FirmwareFastmark 600 Series Users Guide Boot Mode Feature and Value List
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