Epson 410 manual AGD Number of Steps to Activate GAP Detector

Designing Labels Using LDS		Chapter 4
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AGD	NUMBER OF STEPS TO ACTIVATE GAP DETECTOR
	The number of steps (dots) from the front edge of the label before the gap detector
	circuitry is activated. This value is usually defaulted. It is not defaulted when using stock
	that is smaller than 2.3 inches, the distance between the gap detector and the dot row, or
	on larger labels, when skipping over pre-print, gaps, or paper flutter that may cause the
	gap detector to trigger incorrectly. There is a long equation to manually calculate this
	value for small labels, but auto-sizing (^D39) the label will produce this value accurately
	and quickly.
SPG	NUMBER OF STEPS PAST GAP
	The steps (dots) to move the label after detection of a label gap. This facilitates using
	very small label stock - less than 2.3 inches (the distance between the dot row and the
	gap detector). Use auto-sizing (^A39) to quickly evaluate this parameter for small stock.
	It may also be necessary to adjust this value if using special stock: For example, if using
	black line stock with a perforation that is not on the black line. SPG would need to be
	manipulated so that the printer can print the label between the perforations, yet still trigger
	on the black line. In this case SPG would be calculated as the distance from the black
	line to the perforation.
OFX	X DIRECTION OFFSET
	Equally moves all of the fields to the right. Useful for centering a label format on	different
	label stock. For example: Transferring a small label layout to a larger label stock. (Note:
	This command consumes software time and may decrease the maximum print speed.)
OFY	Y DIRECTION OFFSET
	Equally moves all of the fields up on the label. Also useful for adjusting a label format to a
	different stock. (Note: This command consumes software time and may decrease the
	maximum print speed.)

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