Brady Tagus User Manual page 61

System Settings (continued)
SET FACTORY DEFAULTS
SET FACTORY DEFAULTS
FORMAT ATTRIBUTES
XOR
OPAQUE
TRANSPARENT
LABEL ROTATION ♦
ENABLED
DISABLED
IMAGING MODE ♦
MULTIPLE LABEL
SINGLE LABEL
PAUSE MODE
ENABLED
DISABLED
The Menu System
Parameters in this menu listing with the ' ' symbol are the designated
defaults.
Overwrite the current settings with the factory default settings or, if
selected, will restore the Factory Setting File.
Note: The reset will be automatic. If no Factory Setting File is used, all
menu settings will be restored except CUSTOM ADJUSTMENTS, and the
media and ribbon sensor calibrations.
Affects the manner in which overlapping text and graphics are treated
as the label is printed. Consult the Class Series Programmer's
Manual for details.
Intersecting text strings, images, and bar codes print on top of one
another.
Interacting text strings, images, and bar codes are obliterated by
those formatted last. Each character cell is treated as opaque.
Intersecting text strings, images, and bar codes will not be printed.
(An odd number of overlapping objects will print.)
Instructs the printer to rotate the label format 180 degrees before
printing.
Label formats are flipped top to bottom.
Label formats are printed normally.
Instructs the printer whether to pre-image the label format.
Note: This selection can affect the accuracy of time-stamped labels and
label throughput.
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.
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.
When enabled, suspends printing between each label until the
PAUSE Key is pressed.
Requires an operator press the PAUSE Key after each label.
The printer completes label batch without pausing between labels.
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