EasyCoder 3400e Bar Code Label Printer User’s Manual

Setting the MSN for Other Media and Ribbon

If you are not using Intermec media and ribbon, or you misplaced your packaging with the three-digit sensitivity number label on it, you can set the approximate sensitivity number. The first column of the Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer Media Sensitivity Settings tables list the approximate sensitivity settings. To achieve acceptable print quality, enter the three-digit media sensitivity number (for example, 800).

If you are unsure of how to set the media sensitivity number, start with the highest setting, which provides the lowest energy (800 for thermal transfer and 700 for direct thermal), and work your way down until you achieve the best print quality. You can also use PrintSet’s Print Quality Wizard to help achieve print quality.

3400e Printer Direct Thermal Media Sensitivity Settings

Approximate

Sensitivity

 

Maximum

 

Recommended

Sensitivity Numbers

Setting

Direct Thermal Media

Print Speed

700 Series High Sensitivity

720

Duratherm Lightning Plus - 2

8

400 Series Medium

480

Duratherm Lightning IR Tag

5

Sensitivity

 

 

 

 

470

Duratherm Lightning - 1

5

 

460

European IR

5

 

450

Duratherm Lightning IR Labels - 1

5

 

440

European Thermal

5

 

420

Duratherm Lightning Labels - 1

5

100 Series Low Sensitivity

180

Duratherm II - 1

3

 

170

European Tag

3

 

160

Duratherm II Tag

3

 

140

European Top

3

 

130

Duratherm II - 2

3

800 Series High Sensitivity

864

European Uncoated/Standard - 1

8

(Paper)

 

 

 

 

854

Duratran TTR Paper Labels/Standard - 1

6

 

834

Duratran TTR Paper Tags/Standard - 1

6

600 Series Medium

687

Duratran TTR Polyester 1/Premium - 7

6

Sensitivity (Paper)

 

 

 

 

677

Duratran Syntran/Premium - 7

6

 

633

European Polyethelene/Premium

8

 

627

Duratran Kimdura/Premium - 7

8

 

623

Duratran Kimdura/Premium

6

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IBM EasyCoder 3400e Setting the MSN for Other Media and Ribbon, 3400e Printer Direct Thermal Media Sensitivity Settings