Quantity
Use either or both of the following methods to control the quantity of labels printed:
♦Set up a print loop by placing any C/C++ loop construct around the code that prints the labels. The number of times the loop executes is the number of labels printed.
♦Adjust the batch packet’s quantity parameter before submitting the batch. Refer to the Packet Reference Manual for more information.
Peel Mode/Non - Peel Mode
In peel mode, the printer separates labels from the backing paper, which allows you to apply labels immediately. In non- peel mode, the printer feeds the supply through the printer in a continuous strip. In a print loop, the printer may or may not be in peel mode. The mode you want depends on how you load the supplies in the printer. Refer to the Equipment Manual for more information.
You cannot use linerless supplies in peel
mode.
Feed Mode
Feed mode determines how the printer prints the labels. There are two feed modes:
Mode | Description |
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Continuous | The printer prints all labels together (in one strip) |
| immediately, with no operator intervention. |
The printer prints the labels one at a time. It does | |
| not print the next label until the operator removes |
| the previous one. |
You specify the feed mode in the batch packet with the batch control line’s second parameter. Refer to the Packet Reference Manual for more information.
Programming Techniques
