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Configuration

Control Panel LCD Display

10/21/05

S4M User Guide

13290L-001 Rev. A

REMOVAL

Select the Label Removal Method
The label removal must correspond to the print mode (see

Print Modes

on page 30

). Be sure to select a label removal mode that your hardware

configuration supports because some of the selections displayed are for
optional printer features.
Selections: TEAR, PEEL, CUTTER, REWIND, DELAYED CUT
Default Value: TEAR

To modify this parameter:

• Press the up or down arrow to scroll through the selections.

PRINT SPEED

Adjust Print Speed
Adjusts the speed for printing a label (given in whole numbers of inches
per second). Slower print speeds typically yield better print quality. Print
speed changes take effect upon exiting Setup mode.
Range: 2 to 6 IPS
Default Value (ZPL, APL-I): 2 IPS
Default Value (EPL, APL-D): 6 IPS

To modify this parameter:

• To increase the value, press the up arrow.
• To decrease the value, press the down arrow.

PRINT WIDTH

Set Print Width
Print width determines the printable area across the width of the label.

Important •

Setting the width too narrow can result in portions of

the label not being printed on the media. Setting the width too
wide wastes formatting memory and can cause printing off the
label and on the platen roller. This setting can affect the horizontal
position of the label format if the image was inverted using the
^POI ZPL II command.

Range: 2 to 832 for 8 dots/mm, 2 to 1248 for 12 dots/mm
Default Value: 832 for 8 dots/mm, 1248 for 12 dots/mm

To modify this parameter:

• To increase the value, press the up arrow.
• To decrease the value, press the down arrow.

COMPAT. MODE

(APL-D mode only)

Set APL-D Compatibility Mode
Sets compatibility with DPL printers.
Selections: ON, OFF
Default Value: OFF

To modify this parameter:

• Press the up or down arrow to scroll through the selections.

Table 10 • Printer Parameters, Password Levels 1 and 2 (Page 4 of 5)

Parameter

Explanation