System Settings (continued)

;Note: As indicted, the following menu selections will only appear according to the model of your printer.

ALLEGRO EMULATION

This instructs the firmware to process

 

 

specific DPL data as would the

 

 

Allegro® printer without all of the

 

 

variations.

 

ENABLED

The row position is calculated based

 

 

on 194 DPI.

 

 

Lines and boxes: Rotations 2 and 4

 

 

are affected by the vertical multi-

 

 

plication factor defined in the DPL

 

 

Dxx command.

 

 

Column positions greater than the

 

 

printhead width are adjusted back to

 

 

the printable area and printed.

 

—DISABLED

The above exception is disabled.

 

 

 

I-4206, I-4208, & I-4212 Models

DPI EMULATION

For users who want to print DPL files

 

 

intended for a 203 DPI printer.

 

—DISABLED

Label formats interpreted as intended

 

 

for 406 DPI.

 

203 DOTS PER INCH

Label formats interpreted as intended

 

 

for 203 DPI.

I-4406 Model

DPI EMULATION

For users who want to print DPL files

 

 

intended for a 203 or 300 DPI printer.

 

—DISABLED

Label formats interpreted as intended

 

 

for 600 DPI.

 

300 DOTS PER INCH

Label formats interpreted as intended

 

 

for 300 DPI.

 

203 DOTS PER INCH

Label formats interpreted as intended

 

 

for 203 DPI.

I-4604 Model

I-Class

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Datamax I-4208, I-4206 manual Allegro Emulation, DPI Emulation

I-4206, I-4208 specifications

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