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UBI EasyCoder 401 – Technical Manual SETUP PARAMETERS, cont'd. Detection, cont'd. TPH density 8 dots/mm (203.2 dpi): 1 dot = 0.125 mm = 4.92 mils Rec. adjustments: Density: Tear Off: Value Start adjust: -114 Stop adjust: Strip: 0 Start adjust: -114 Stop adjust: Cutting between labels: 70 Start adjust: -294 Stop adjust: +180 Cutting variable length strip: Start adjust: -294 Stop adjust: +250 For more information on the instructions FORMFEED and PRINTFEED, see UBI Fingerprint Reference Manual or UBI Direct Protocol Programmer's Guide. Feed Adjustment: The Feed Adjustment contains two parameters, Start adjustment and Stop adjustment, that will be effected regardless of which program is run. Such global adjustments can be further modified for various purposes by the use of FORMFEEDs within the currently running program. Note: It is possible to turn off the label stop sensor for a certain amount of paper feed, and to override the start adjustment and stop adjustment setup by means of the LBLCOND statement, see UBI Fingerprint manuals. The Start Adjustment is given as a positive or negative number of dots: •A positive start adjustment means that the specified length of paper web will be fed out before the printing starts. Accordingly, the origo is moved away from the forward edge of the copy. (This has the same effect as a positive FORMFEED before a PRINTFEED). •A negative start adjustment means that the specified length of paper web will be pulled back before the printing starts. Accordingly, the origo is moved towards the forward edge of the copy. (This has the same effect as a negative FORMFEED before a PRINTFEED). The Stop Adjustment is set up the same way. •A positive stop adjustment means that the specified length of paper web will be fed out after the printing is completed. Accordingly, the origo is moved away from the forward edge of next copy. (This has the same effect as a positive FORMFEED after a PRINTFEED). •A negative stop adjustment means that the specified length of paper web will be pulled back after the printing is completed. Accordingly, the origo is moved towards the forward edge of next copy. (This has the same effect as a negative FORMFEED after a PRINTFEED). 18
UBI EasyCoder 401 – Technical Manual SETUP PARAMETERS, cont'd. Media Size • X-start • Width • Length TPH density 8 dots/mm (203.2 dpi): 1 dot = 0.125 mm = 4.92 mils Note! It is important to change the width setup whenever a narrow paper is used. Never print outside the paper web! That may cause damage to the printhead by overheating, since the paper serves as a cooling media for the printhead dots. X-start, Width and Length: To protect the printhead from the potentially harmful condition of printing outside the paper web, a printable area must be specified by the use of the setup parameters X-start, Width and Length. ❑ X-start specifies the position of the origo along the dots on the printhead. By default, X-start is set as 0, i.e. at dot No. 0 which is the dot closest to the printer's centre-line wall. Number of dots: 832 Outermost dot number: 831 Max. print width: 104 mm (≈ 4.1") By setting a value larger than 0 for the X-start parameter, you will move the origo outwards, away from the inner edge of the web. In other words, the larger X-start value – the wider inner margin and the less printable area. ❑ Width specifies the width of the printable area and is defined as a number of dots from the origo. The sum of the X-start value and the width value gives the outer margin of the printable area, as illustrated on next page. The width must not be so large as to allow printing outside the paper web. ❑ Length serves three purposes: • To decide the length of the printable area from origo and along the Y-coordinate as a number of dots. • To decide the amount of paper feed when using “fix length strip”. • To set an “emergency stop”, which works when the printer is set up for “Label (w gaps)”, “Ticket (w mark)”, or “Ticket (w gaps)”. If the LSS has not detected a gap or mark within 150% of the set length, the paper feed is automatically stopped to avoid feeding out a whole roll of paper, e.g. because of a blocked or faulty LSS. This implies that you can use labels or tickets longer than the printable area: Max. printable area (9999 dots): 1,250 mm (49.2") Max. label or ticket length: 1,875 mm (73.8") By setting up the X-start, the Width and the Length, you will create a “print window” in which the printing can be performed. Any object or field protruding outside the print window in any direction will cause an error condition (Error 1003 “Field out of label”) and the printing will be inhibited. Continued! 19
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Page 9 and 10: Mains Connection UBI EasyCoder 401
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