Datamax-O'Neil Class Series II Programmer’s Manual - Manual (Page 85)

Extended System-Level Command Functions
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(IL) Imaging Mode – This command instructs the printer whether to pre-image the
label format:
Value
Units /
Interpretation
Imaging Mode Definition
M Multiple Label
The printer images multiple labels as memory
permits, achieving the fastest throughput; however,
if time-stamping, the time will reflect the moment
the label is imaged rather than when actually
printed.
S Single Label
The printer images the next label only after the
previous label has been successfully printed. Single
processing provides time-stamps that are more
accurate, but it slows label throughput time.
(IM) Internal Module – This command sets the number of 1K blocks (or 4K blocks
for Non-Display models; see the KM command) allocated for Module D.
(LA) Label Alignment – This command prevents labels with lengths that are less
than the distance between the print head and the Media Sensor from being wasted at
power-up. See the appropriate Operator’s Manual for specific information. Unless
otherwise noted, the following information pertains to all Non-Display models:
Value &
Mode
Media Type Description / Operation
N =
Disabled
6.5-inch and greater
(≥ 16.51 cm) die-cut,
notched, reflective,
continuous, and
multiple form lengths.
When disabled, Non-Display models begin printing
at the current location, unless equipped with RTC
(Real Time Clock); see note below. The EX2
assumes the label position has not moved while
power was “Off” and that no system changes have
occurred.
A =
Auto
6.5-inch or less
(≤16.51 cm)
die-cut, notched, and
reflective
In auto mode, the printer will verify the label
position using the provided Alignment Length
before printing the first label after power-up. Press
and hold the FEED Key four seconds so the printer
will measure the length of the label. The EX2 will
only measure the label length when new label stock
is loaded.
Y =
Enabled
When enabled, the printer will verify the label
position using the provided Alignment Length
before printing the first label after power-up.
Specify the Label Alignment Length using the
KcAL
command, or the Setup Menu.
Table 5-3: Label Alignment Command
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The Real Time Clock (RTC) option allows the position-state of the label to be stored,
thus eliminating the need for an alignment prior to first label printing (assuming the
label has not moved during power off). If the stock has been changed then a Forced
Alignment (press and hold FEED 4 seconds) is recommended.