Backfeed offset, Reference offset, Row offset – Compuprint 6314 User Manual
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3.6.2 Backfeed Offset
This function sets the value of the backfeed offset. In some cases the label must exit the print head
after having been printed so that the user or a print apply system can more easily remove it or align
it with the cutter. To resume printing, the label must return to its original position for proper
printing. The amount of forward/backward adjustment (nnn) is determined by this item and
indicates the amount of adjustment with respect to the REFERENCE OFFSET item (see 3.6.3
below).
Press Enter function key to enter in the BACKFEED OFFSET sub-menu:
- nnn i (m): select the unit of measurement between i (the values are indicated in hundredths of an
inch) and m (the values are indicated in tenths of a millimeter) using the Scroll function key.
After having chosen the unit of measurement, use the Enter function key to move to the number
you want to modify, scroll through the numerals with the Scroll function key, and then confirm
with the Enter function key up to the last cursor position, when the menu item appears.
3.6.3 Reference Offset
This function sets the value of the reference offset.
Press Enter function key to enter in the LABEL ZERO OFFSET sub-menu:
- This item, which refers to three standard printer models, can be set at 210*, 220 or 110, and sets
the zero of reference for offset commands that refer to it. In all cases, the coordinate of line 0
corresponds to the lower edge of the label.
3.6.4 Row Offset
This function sets the value of the row offset. It is possible to move the printout image respect to
physical edges of the label through the row offset. By this item (which can be overwritten via
software) you can move all the fields in the label up with respect to the left lower corner edge of the
form.
Press Enter function key to enter in the ROW OFFSET sub-menu:
- nnnn i (m): select the unit of measurement between i (the values are indicated in hundredths of
an inch) and m (the values are indicated in tenths of a millimeter) using the Scroll function key.
After having chosen the unit of measurement, use the Enter function key to move to the number
you want to modify, scroll through the numerals with the Scroll function key, and then confirm
with the Enter function key up to the last cursor position, when the menu item appears.
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