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HDP5000 & HDPii Card Printer Encoder User Guide_L000950, 2.0

Page 30 of 103

December 2012

© 2012 HID Global Corporation. All rights reserved

3.7.5 Using the Print Flip Angle Setting

Use the

Print Flip Angle option to set the position of the Flipper so it is level with the card path

after a flip operation.

3.7.6 Using the Print Flip Level Setting

Use the Print Flip Level option to set the position of the Flipper so it is level with the card path.

3.7.7 Using the Encoder Flip Angle Setting

Use the

Encoder Flip Angle option to fine-tune the position of the Flipper. (Note: This is done in

relation to the Printer's built-in Encoder if your Printer is equipped with this option.)

3.7.8 Setting the Printhead Resistance

This is factory set. If the main board or the Printhead is replaced, then adjust this number.

Locate the Printhead Setting Number on the bottom of the Printhead.

The number reads R=XXXX.

3.7.9 Using the Transfer TOF Setting

Step

Procedure

1

Print the alignment card self-test.

2

Adjust the Transfer TOF until the TOF Zero Line is located on the card edge as shown.

3.7.10 Using the Transfer Temp Offset Setting

This option adds an offset to the printer temperature read from the transfer roller.
Note: Use this setting only for making the temperature of the transfer roller and the LCD goal

match.

Use the

Image Transfer tab slider to make adjustments for card stock.

(

Note: A “-” Adjustment will increase the actual roller temperature.)

3.7.11 Using the Ribbon Print Take-up Tension Setting

This procedure controls the tension of the color Ribbon during printing.

Adjust the Ribbon tension

if the Ribbon wrinkle is appearing on the card.

(

Note: Adjustments moderately change the image length.)