Section 5: Printer Configuration
LCD DISPLAY | DEFINITION | |
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GAP | [X.XXV] | GAP - When setting the “gap” threshold, the voltage shown on the top line of |
INPUT | [X.XV] | the display must be measured with nothing but the backing in the sensor and |
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| then again with a label still attached to the backing. The formula to be used for |
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| setting the threshold is: |
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| (High Voltage Level + Low Voltage Level) x 0.5 = Start Value |
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| 1. Insert a label still attached to the backing into the sensor and close the |
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| Label |
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| panel. This line should have the message “GAP” on the top line (DIP |
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| switch |
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| 2. Strip the label from the backing and insert the backing strip under the |
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| sensor and close the Label Lid. Record the voltage shown on the top line |
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| of the LCD panel. The voltage ranges measured should be within the |
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| following ranges: |
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| Backing with label = 2.0V to 3.5V |
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| Backing without label = Less than 1.0V |
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| If the measured values are outside this range, it may be difficult finding a value |
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| that will work properly under all conditions. If this is the case, a higher quality |
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| label may be needed to get adequate performance. |
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| 3. Calculate the starting point voltage using the formula. |
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| 4. Use the LINE and FEED keys to step the counter to the desired setting. |
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| The reading will advance to a setting of 4.9 (the maximum voltage). If a |
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| value of “0.0” is set, the printer will automatically set the level each time |
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| the printer is powered on with labels loaded and the head is closed. |
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| 5. Once the setting is correct, pressing the ENTER key will accept the |
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| setting and advance the next display. |
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