SATO LC400e Series Operator's Manual page 35

3.5 ADVANCED MODE (Cont'd)
MENU
ADVANCED MODE
DARKNESS RANGE
A B
ZERO SLASH
YES NO
AUTO ONLINE
YES NO
PRINT OFFSET
V: +XXXX H: +XXX
PRINT OFFSET
V: +XXXX H: +XXXX
HEAD DOT DENSITY
100 150 300
IGNORE CR/LF
YES NO
LC400e Series Operator Manual
ADVANCED MODE
Is the first menu screen of the Advanced Mode. The Advanced Mode is provided to
make basic printer operational adjustments. Typically, once these adjustments or
settings have been made, they will not require additional address unless a new job
is downloaded.
Allows the darkness (print density) selection of the printed image. Has two selection
options, A or B.
This menu allows for the printer to be configured to print zeros with or without a
diagonal slash through them.
The printer can be set to automatically go into the online mode when powered on.
Otherwise, the printer starts in the offline state and must be manually placed online
before it is ready to print.
Print offset refers to the vertical and horizontal shifting of the entire print area rela-
tive to the label and the print start position. The movement is incremental by dots in
the positive (+) or negative (-) direction. Positive and negative vertical adjustments
are toward and away from the print head respectively. Positive and negative hori-
zontal adjustments are to the left and right of the reference point respectively.
The setting range varies depending on the model as follows:
Model
LC408e
LC412e
Toggle the head dot density from 12 dots/mm to 6 dots/mm and vice versa.
The following options are available (mm):
• 100: Approximately four inches.
• 150: Approximately six inches.
• 300: Approximately twelve inches.
This menu shows only if the head dot density is 12 dots/mm and DSW2-8 is ON.
Determines whether the print data code requires deletion. Hexadecimal graphic
data will not be deleted. Select YES to delete all carriage return (CR) and line feed
(LF) commands in the data stream - including graphics and 2D codes.
DESCRIPTION
V (dot) H (dot)
±0-1424 ±0-832
±0-2136 ±0-1248
Section 3: Operation and Configuration
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