Chapter 3.

Printing

 

 

You can print labels in these modes:

On-demand (peel mode)

Continuous (non-peel mode).

Printing in On-Demand Mode ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

In on-demand mode, the printer prints and dispenses one label at a time until the quantity downloaded is reached. To print labels on demand:

1.Load the labels for peel mode. See Chapter 2, "Loading Ribbon and Supplies."

2.The host sends print data to the printer.

3.After the data packet is downloaded, the LED rapidly blinks green (1/4 sec) to indicate the printer is ready to print. The first label in a batch prints about three seconds after the printer receives the data stream.

4.Remove the printed label. The next label in the batch will print. If it doesn't, press the trigger.

Trigger

LED

Direct exposure to incandescent light may interfere with the printer's on-demand sensor. If you are operating close to an incandescent light source, you may need to use the trigger to print the next label in the batch.

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Pitney Bowes J641, J640 manual Printing in On-Demand Mode

J641, J640 specifications

Pitney Bowes has established itself as a leader in the mailing and shipping solutions sector, and the J640 and J641 models are prime examples of its commitment to innovation and efficiency. These sophisticated mailing systems are designed for businesses that prioritize speed, accuracy, and operational efficiency in their mailing processes.

The Pitney Bowes J640 and J641 are equipped with advanced technologies that streamline the mailing experience. At the core of these machines is the powerful inkjet technology, which ensures high-quality printing while maintaining cost-effectiveness. This technology allows users to print crisp text and vibrant graphics directly onto envelopes and labels, enhancing branding and communication efforts.

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