Printronix T5204R Administrator's Manual page 114

Chapter 3
MEDIA CONTROL
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Inv. Landscape. Inverse Landscape refers to horizontal orientation,
where the width of a page is greater than its height. The top edge of the
image is the right edge of the media (the left edge of the image is the
trailing edge of the media). The following illustration is an example, with
the operator viewing the front of the printer.
NOTE: Inverse Landscape orientation applies to PGL and VGL emulations.
Auto Map Select
This option specifies the maximum print width to be used by the application.
The IGP/Auto Label Mapping
programs written for P5000 line-matrix printers using the Printronix PGL
graphics language. It allows the printer to print two-up (or other multi-up)
labels. Instead of printing multiple labels across the printer, it prints the
leftmost label and the rightmost label, so the printout will be twice as long but
half as wide.
When enabled, the printer will automatically reposition the horizontally
adjacent labels to a vertically adjacent position, or a combination of horizontal
and vertical positions based on the values selected under the Auto Label
Width and Num Auto Labels menu items.
When disabled, excess data in any program sent to the printer with
horizontally adjacent labels that exceed the physical page width of the printer
will be clipped or wrapped depending upon the setting of the Autowrap menu
option.
The options are Disable (factory default) and Enable.
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This is regarded as Landscape using PPI/ZGL.
4 inches
FEED
Leading Edge
®
feature allows backward compatibility of
6 inches