Overprint | Turns overprinting ON and OFF. OFF is the default. |
| Overprint controls the order in which colors are printed |
| on the label so that black prints last. |
| • With Overprint ON, black prints over (on top of) any |
| previously printed colors. This ensures that there will |
| be no gaps between colors and black print areas. |
| However, with Overprint ON, printing may be slower, |
| because the system must analyze the colors in the print |
| job and order them accordingly. You may have to swap |
| ribbons more often as well. |
| • With Overprint OFF, areas of colors that will print |
| behind black are removed before black is printed. |
| However, you may see a slight gap between the color |
| areas and the black areas. |
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Print Label | Indicates the edge of the label. |
Boundary |
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Auto Cut Between | Lets you turn off the automatic shear between labels for |
Labels | monochrome print jobs. When selected, the printer does |
| not shear between labels, letting you keep the output |
| together on the roll for use in another location. |
| Labels are sheared after 120” of printing (since that it the |
| maximum monochrome print length supported), and at |
| the end of the print job, even if Auto Cut Between |
| Labels is OFF. |
| Note: When Auto Cut Between Labels is OFF, the |
| output length of each label may shift from the true |
| defined label length because the system does not |
| continually find the front edge of the tape as the labels are |
| output. This should not be an issue for |
| monochrome jobs because the |
| in the firmware registers the position of each label. |
| The Auto Cut Between Labels option is not used for |
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| notched continuous supplies. |
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For more information about printing options, see Printing Tab Options on page
Setting Preferences |