MAINT / MISC Menu
Solution #2: The user sets Auto Label Width to 2 inches, configures the Num Auto Labels to 3, and enables the Auto Label Mapping feature.
Printer Operation for Solution #2: The printer will print the first 2 inch label by itself, the second 2 inch label by itself, and finally, the last 2 inch label by itself.
Label
1
Label
2
Label
3
Label
1
Label
2
Label
3
Example 3: Blank Label Case
Problem: A file exists with two horizontally adjacent 4 inch labels. The user now desires to use this file with a printer that has a 4 inch physical width. The user decides to set the Num Labels to 3 and the Label Width to 4 inches despite the fact that these values are not optimum.
Printer Operation: The maximum Num Auto Labels = (47 inches/4 inches) =
11.The selected value of 3 is legal. After the file is sent, the printer will begin by printing the first 4 inch width label. Once that label is complete, it will print the second 4 inch width label. Finally, once both of those labels have been printed, the printer will print a blank 4 inch label.
File Contents:
Label |
| Label |
1 |
| 2 |
|
|
|
Print Output:
Label
1
Label
2
Blank
Label
75
