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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> <strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong><br />

of the wrinkled ribbon has been spooled onto the front spool, push the printing mechanism back down until you<br />

hear it click into place.<br />

6 Now that the print stock is loaded, adjust the print ribbon. On the right side of the printing mechanism, there's a<br />

dial with the numbers 1-9 on it. These numbers designate how wide the pass stock is. For 3 inch wide stock,<br />

set the number to 6.<br />

7 Close the cover. It should click into place.<br />

8 Turn the Power On.<br />

9 In Windows go to Start � Settings � Printers.<br />

10 Select Add Printer and follow the steps in the Wizard.<br />

Note: Before starting steps 9 & 10 make sure you have the printer's drivers disk handy.<br />

See Also: Troubleshooting the Ovation Printer<br />

<strong>RecTrac</strong> Printer FM for the Ovation Printer<br />

1 In <strong>RecTrac</strong>, click on (Files - System - Other -) Printer/Device File Maint.<br />

2 Scroll down the Device Listing to see if there is an OVATION2 Printer. If not, click Add.<br />

3 Click the down arrow next to the Type field and select Printer from the drop down list.<br />

4 In the Sub-Type field select Ovation from the drop down list.<br />

5 In the ID field, type OVATION2.<br />

6 Click the Next button at the bottom of the screen. Notice that several new fields are now displayed on the screen.<br />

7 In the Description field, enter Ovation 2 Pass Printer.<br />

8 Select Active as the status option.<br />

9 In the Form Size field enter the form size of your passes.<br />

Note: The typed entries are case sensitive.<br />

10 In the Print Option field, enter N for normal.<br />

11 In the Large Font field, 4. In the Medium Font field, 3. In the Small Font field, type 2. These are all taken from<br />

the manual and are printer specific.<br />

Note: You can also use fonts 0,1,5 and 6. Fonts 0 – 2 are upper and lower case, fonts 3 – 7 are all upper case letters.<br />

12 In the Bar Code field, type 1A40040.<br />

13 In the Backfeed Rotation field, type f400. This field is how far back the printer will rotate the card to detect the<br />

black line to start printing. f400 has been proven to work, but if you would like the printer to feed more or less,<br />

then adjust the 400 number to what you would like, using the formula 200dots=1inch.<br />

14 In the Prt Device field, type the port that the ovation printer is attached/captured to (for example: LPT1 or com1).<br />

15 In the Print Speed field, type PB. There are other options but this option has proven to worked well in the past.<br />

16 In the Slew Speed field, type SB. There are other options but this option has proven to work well in the past).<br />

17 In the Dot Size field, type D11. This is required for an Ovation2 printer and is in the manual.<br />

18 In the Density field, type H25. There are other options but this option has proven to work well in the past.<br />

19 In the Gap/Bline field, type r if the pass stock is separated by a black line OR type e if the stock is separated by<br />

a notch.<br />

20 In the Text Rotation field, type 1.<br />

Note: 1 = no rotation, 2 = 180 degree rotation (upside down)<br />

21 Click Done. The printer has been setup. You will return to the Printer/Device Maintenance screen.<br />

22 Click Exit.<br />

Template Setup for Pass Printing with the Ovation Printer<br />

1 In <strong>RecTrac</strong>, click on (Files - Pass -) Pass Template Maintenance. If you receive a message No Pass Templates<br />

Exist - Do You Wish To Add, click Yes.<br />

2 In the Template ID field, name the Pass Template whatever you would like.<br />

3 In the Description Field, use whatever description best describes your Pass.<br />

6/9/2008 480 Vermont Systems, Inc.

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