Setup, Selecting a label size | Toshiba CB-416-T3-QQ specification

Chapter 3

Printing

3.3Page Setup

3.3.1Selecting a label size

Note:

The setting made in this section can be saved in the file as a preferred setting for a particular print job.

See Section 3.3.4 for more detail.

This section describes in detail how to specify the default label size, orientation and how to create other label sizes that then can be accessed through an application’s page setup dialog.

Click the Page Setup tab to open the Page Setup property page.

Click the Name down arrow to select a desired label size from the predefined label sizes: 2 x 4, 4 x 4, 4 x 6 or User Defined.

∙Use Import Stock List to import previously defined label sizes from other compatible printer drivers.

∙Use Export Stock List to save defined label sizes to a file so they can later be imported into other printer drivers with this capability.

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Contents

CB-416-T3-QQ For Canada onl y Meanings of Symbols Safety PrecautionsSafety Summary Any other than the specified AC voltage is prohibited Iii Request Regarding Maintenance Table Contents of Contents TOC Product Overview Introduction Features Unpacking Accessories Accessories and Options Options Cool ReleaseEnhancement Kit Rear View DimensionsAppearance Front View Interior Operation Panel Media Slide Printer InstallationInstalling the Accessories Fan Filters Connecting the Printer to Your Computer Connecting the Power Cord Turning on the Printer Turning on/off the Printer Printer Turning off Loading the Media Measure width of the media that will be loaded Slide the Supply Roll Holder inside to the loaded media RightWrong Side View of the Printer Top View of the Printer Information Additional Black Mark Sensor Sensor Adjustments Feed Gap Sensor Media Sensor AdjustmentMedia Sensor Adjustor Black Mark Sensor Sensitivity Adjustment Open the Top Cover Ribbon Width Media Width Loading ProcedureLoading the Ribbons For Hot Release Ribbon Positions Loading Procedure Ribbon Module Print Head Block Part Name Quantity Loading the Ribbons Installing the Ribbon Plate Them in the direction of the arrow Installing the SPRibbon Guides Installing the Ribbon Tension Sheet Loading the Cold Release Ribbons Preparation Installation Procedure For Windows98Printing System Requirements Click Next Installation Chapter Printing To continue the setup Installation Procedure Adding the Printer For Windows98 Click Have Disk ∙ The ECPPrinter port is recommended Uninstalling the Printer Driver Chapter Properties PropertiesDisplaying Printer This is a summary of the main properties for CB-416-T3 Summary of Properties Selecting a label size Setup User Defined cannot be renamed Creating a new label size ∙ a preview will be shown, as each option is selected Orientation Miscellaneous User Commands Name Tab Settings See SectionTransfer Mode Print Density Adjustment Printing Preferences Click Export. The Save Devices Settings File screen appears Cont To enable the saved settings, use the following proceduresClick Import. The Open Device Settings File screen appears Dithering Graphics Click Color Registration on the Graphics property IntensityColor Color Registration Y5 in Vertical Y on Align Color Yellow/Black Color 0 Yellow Sample Spot Color Setup Spot Color Printing Bar Fonts Specifying a New Font Style Font Style Label Gap StockPrint Method Sensor Issue Settings Fine Adjustment Options Transfer ModePrint Density Adjustment Ribbon Settings Device SettingsMaintenance Cut ResetTesting Print Test Label Feed Print Test ProceduresClick Print Test Label on the Device Settings property On the File menu, click Print Printing a Label Printing a Label Printing a Label Operation Panel Online ModeIlluminates when Flashes when No Paper ResetOperation On Line Print Head/Platen MaintenanceCleaning Pinch Roller/Feed Roller/Media Guide Turn off the printer. Unplug the power cord Ribbon Modules Covers and Panels Error Messages Problems/Causes Solutions TroubleshootingError Messages Switch to the right Back Tension Possible Problems Causes Solutions Possible Problems From the Print Head Block From the Pinch Roller Unit When the Ribbon is Torn Apart Model CB-416-T3-QQ Appendix 1 SpecificationsA1.1 Printer Label Tag A1.2 Options A1.3 MediaName Model Description A1.3.1 Media Type Below A1.3.2 Detection Area of the Transmissive Sensor A1.3.4 Effective Print Area A1.3.3 Detection AreaReflective Sensor Type Spool Type A1.4 Ribbon Appendix 2 DIP Switches Function A2.1 DIP Switch a OFF Even A2.2 DIP Switch B A2.3 Ribbon Near End Detection Actions Path to Find the Property See Section Label SettingsIssue Mode Settings Appendix 3 Quick Reference for Printing Actions Path to the Property See Section Other Settings Function See Section Remarks TAB LCD Messages Printer Status Symbols in the MessageAppendix 4 Message and LED LED Indication ` YES Message and LED A5.1 Operation Panel Appendix 5 System Mode A5.2 Overview 4RAM Clear 2PARAMETER SET3TEST Print Sensor None A5.3 Self-Diagnostic TestAuto Diagnostic Maintenance Checking A5.4 Parameter SettingHead Error KMC Head Check Position A5.4 Parameter Making Positional Adjustments CYAN+3 Print DensityBlack Magenta +0 Print Speed 6/S Head AdjustIssue Count Print Condition Printing the X/Y Direction Alignment Caliper-shaped Pattern Adjust Cyan F05 DirectionBlack F00 Magenta F00 Printer Para Magenta B00Cyan B05 Check Euro Code PM AdjustCode Auto Pulse Motor Auto Ribbon Head SelectBlack on Magenta on Pause key again A5.5 Test PrintSpecifying the Print Condition for the Test Print Printing out the Slant Line Pattern Types no CUTQuality High Paper Feed Barcode Slant LinemColor Characters Complete A5.6 RAM ClearNo RAM Clear Mainte CNT Clear ALL Color Clearing the Print DistancePrint Step Clear Memory Check A5.7.1 Self-Diagnostic Test Result Sample and DescriptionsSwitch Check A5.7 Additional Information Parameters Maintenance Counter A5.7.6 Magnified Views of Slant Line Pattern A5.7.5 X-Coordinate Fine AdjustmentA5.7.3 Cut Operation Example A5.7.4 Pulse Motor Speed Initial Value 110 111 Appendix 6 Interface