Intermec PF4I manual Label Taken Sensor, Real Time Clock, CompactFlash Protection Plate

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Chapter 9—Options

Label Taken Sensor

The Label Taken Sensor (LTS) is a photoelectric sensor that enables the printer’s firmware to detect if the latest printed label, ticket, tag, etc. has been removed before printing another copy. The LTS can be enabled or disabled using the instructions LTS& ON and LTS& OFF respectively in Intermec Fingerprint and the Intermec Direct Protocol.

The LTS cannot be used in connection with a paper cutter.

Real Time Clock

The Real Time Clock circuit (RTC) relieves the operator or the host from having to set the clock/calendar using the Intermec Fingerprint instructions DATE$ and TIME$ after each power up. The RTC has its own backup battery backup that will last 10 years or more.

CompactFlash Protection Plate

The protection plate encloses an inserted CompactFlash card and makes it more difficult to steal. See Chapter 3 for illustration.

Special Printheads

As standard, the printer is fitted with an 8 dots/mm (203.2 dots/inch) thermal printhead. There are also a number of optional printheads for special applications:

8 dots/mm (203.2 dots per inch)

Media Thickness

Standard/Option

 

 

Max 175 µm (7 mils)

Standard

 

 

170-220 µm (6.6-8.7 mils)

Option

 

 

11.81 dots/mm (300 dots per inch)

 

 

Media Thickness

Standard/Option

 

 

Max 175 µm (7 mils)

Option

 

 

170-220 µm (6.6-8.7 mils)

Option

 

 

The printhead can easily be replaced or exchanged by the operator as described in Chapter 11.

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Intermec PF4I manual Label Taken Sensor, Real Time Clock, CompactFlash Protection Plate, Special Printheads