Gilderfluke&Co old MACs 8 bit Digital Audio System - Manual (Page 105)

- Report Menu Commands -
Label Name:
Although the labels default to the name of the file you are working from, you can give them
any name which will fit into 15 spaces.
Label Column:
If you have already used a few labels from a line, you can tell the DAS-100 to start printing at
the next available label space. This can be incremented/decremented using the arrow keys or
entered directly by selecting it with the <RETURN> key or first letter of the command.
Start Label:
End Label:
Channel:
If you don't want to print all of the labels, you can select and print just a few of them for the
left, right, or both audio channels. These can be incremented/decremented using the arrow
keys or entered directly by selecting them with the <RETURN> key or first letters of the
commands.
Print Test:
This prints a line of 'X's at the current printer position and then increments the LABEL COLUMN
number by one. It is used to align your printer to the labels.
Print Labels:
This command prints all or a selection of the EPROM labels for the current file. You must have
done an EPROM IMAGE SAVE for this file before this command will execute so that it can know
how many EPROMs there are and what's in each one. Each label gets:
Name (from the filename or the name you entered). Maximum of 15 characters.
EPROM number of total EPROMs
Checksum
Time and Date of when the EPROM files were saved.
The DAS-100 expects labels which are 1" wide x 1/2" high, and come in seven column wide
pin feed sheets. Compatible labels are available from:
W. H. Brady
2221 W. Camdon Road
PO Box 2131
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201 U.S.A.
Phone (414) 351-6630
Part number:
DAT 49 - 969
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