Post-Print Stop Position Setting (Paper Stop) * Supported On V1.0E Or Later - Toshiba B-EP Series Key Operation Specification

6.6.2.2.6 Post-print Stop Position Setting (PAPER STOP) * Supported on V1.0E or later.

When back feed restriction is enabled (ON), printing is disabled on a label located between the
head and the cutter during next printing after an issue (of one or more labels) since no back feed
is performed. To prevent such waste, stop position setting is performed.
* For details, refer to the External Equipment Interface Specification (EAA-02465).
P A P E R
P A P E R
Default value: CUT (Stop at the cut position)
<Commentary>
Both settings (stop at the cut position/stop at the head position) have advantages and disadvantages.
[Stop at the cut position]
Advantage: Labels can be cut with the cutter after printing is complete.
Disadvantage: A label is wasted during next printing after printing is complete.
[Stop at the head position]
Advantage: Printing can be continued without wasting labels after printing is complete.
Disadvantage: Since a gap between labels is not located at the cutter position after printing is
complete, cutting is disabled until the [FEED] key is pressed.
Cutting is not performed easily on labels after printing is complete. If cutting is
performed forcibly, the labels may be dislodged, causing printing to be misaligned.
<Supplemental Explanations>
When the [FEED] key is pressed, the menu moves in the opposite direction from when the [PAUSE]
key is pressed.
When the [FEED] and [PAUSE] keys are simultaneously pressed, the display returns to the system
mode menu.
When the [FEED] key or [PAUSE] key is pressed for 0.5 seconds or more during this parameter
setting, repeat mode is enabled and the key pressed is repeatedly entered.
The change in the parameter setting becomes effective when the [POWER] key is pressed after
setting, then stored in the backup memory.
S T O P C U T
[PAUSE]
S T O P H E A D
[PAUSE]
Stop at the cut position
Stop at the head position
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