Pitney Bowes J693 manual Print Control

4.1.2Print Control

HEATó			Controls the printhead ‘burn-time’; see Section
10 (0-30)			2.1.1 for more on print quality control.
PRINT SPEED			Controls the rate of label movement during the
			printing process; see Appendix C.
FEED SPEED			Controls the rate of label movement between
			printing areas; see Appendix C.
REVERSE SPEED			Controls the rate of label movement during
			backup positioning for start of print, cutting or
			present distance; see Appendix C.
ROW OFFSET			Shifts the vertical start of print position. This is
00.00in		(0-99.99)	the user setting for row adjustment.
COLUMNó		OFFSET	Shifts the horizontal, left-justified start of print
00.00 in		(0-99.99)	position to the right. Does not shift label width.
LABEL WIDTH			Sets the maximum limit for the printable surface
			width. Images or data beyond this limit will not
			print; see Appendix C.
PRESENTó		DISTANCE	Specifies an additional amount to advance the
0.72 in		(0-4.00)	label after printing. When the next label format
			is received, the printer backfeeds to the start
			position. Only the last label of the batch will be
			presented if the present sensor is not enabled.
CUSTOM ADJUSTMENTS			These	factory adjustments	independently
♦			change listed parameters, compensating for
			slight mechanical differences sometimes evident
			when multiple printers share the label formats.
	DARKNESS		Controls the printhead strobe time to fine-tune
	XX	(1-64)	the HEAT setting.
	ROW ADJUST		Shifts	the vertical start of	print position

XXXDOTS (0-128)upward in dots to fine-tune the ROW OFFSET setting; see Appendix C.

Note: A Positioning Calibration must be performed before this parameter takes effect; see Section 5.1.

COLUMN ADJUST Shifts both the horizontal start of print position

XXXDOTS (0-128)and the LABEL WIDTH termination point to the right in dots to fine-tune the COLUMN OFFSET setting; see Appendix C.

PRESENT ADJUST Adjusts the label stopping position in dots to

XXXDOTS (0-128)fine-tune the PRESENT DISTANCE setting; see Appendix C.

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