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Ioline FlexJet E User Guide

Control Center Menu Options

Firmware Version and Base

Displays the current firmware version installed in the printer.

Enabled Heads

Displays how many cartridges are in active use by the printer.

Get Plotter Data

Reads and displays the current settings stored in the printer.

Plotter Data (check box)

Indicates when the displayed settings were successfully downloaded

from the printer. If this box is unchecked, the Control Center was

unable to connect with the printer Check the connections, baud rate

and COM port . Press the Get Plotter Data button to attempt to

download settings if the process failed during startup.

Loop Length

Controls the length of the take-up paper loop in the front of the

machine. Shorter loops can help reduce paper jams when using chal-

lenging material like heat seal or very thin paper.

Line Width

Controls the weight of the plotted line using line width. Three levels

are available; Thin, Normal, and Thick. Thin lines use less ink and

make fine details like Asian text and small pieces easier to see. Thick

lines use more ink to produce higher contrast lines. Used in conjunc-

tion with the Quality Setting (see below), the printer provides six op-

tions to produce visible lines using the least possible amount of ink.

Scale

The printer scale ranges from 1% to 999%. The factory default Scale

is 100%. A scale set to 50% prints at half size. Changes do not take

effect until the Set Scale button is pressed. Note: Both X- and Y-axes

are set independently.

Frame Size

Most design software sends long plots to printers by breaking them

into smaller pieces called frames. In general, design software does this

automatically and adjusts the Frame Size in the printer to match.

The Frame Size setting establishes clipping limits for each data

frame. If the printed size of a plot frame exceeds the frame size set

in the printer, the excess is clipped or thrown away. (If the plot is

clipped, try increasing the Frame Size manually.) The factory-set