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Adjusting the LAM TOF and EOF

Step

Procedure

1

Applies only if the Printer is equipped with the Card Lamination Module.

Use this control to align the PolyGuard Overlaminate patch on the card. Decrease the Lamination TOF value to move the overlaminate patch more toward the leading edge of the card.

TOF will not move the patch. It adjusts when the head lifts after patch has been applied.

The numbers being entered for the settings are in Pixels. The number of Pixels is equal to the measurement in inches times 300 or the measurement in mm times 11.8.

For example, 0.100 inches or 2.54mm equals 30 increments on the LCD. Once adjusted, this value will be stored in the Lamination Module. (Note: This adjustment can also be made more easily through the Printer Driver, but it will not be stored in the Lamination Module.)

Rear of Printer

Card Output

Side of Printer

(Leading Edge

of Card)

Card Input

Side of Printer

(Trailing Edge

of Card)

Direction card travels through printer

Front of Printer

HDP600 High Definition Card Printer/Encoder User Guide (Rev. 2.3)

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FARGO electronic HDP600-LC, HDP600 CR100 manual Adjusting the LAM TOF and EOF, Front of Printer

HDP600, HDP600 CR100, HDP600-LC specifications

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