Weber Markoprint iJET Operating Manual page 56

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Operation
Display Menu
Status menu 1
Status menu 2
Print image
preview
Label
Select Label
Print?
Pause?
Parameter
Print Delay
Speed
Encoder
Intensity
Description
The ink filling level in the ink cartridge and the name of the currently loaded print
image (her: cow) is displayed. If the print status is set to pause, the text name
>>Pause<< appears instead.
Act. Prints: Number of prints actually printed
Rest Print: Optional
Text/Cart.: Number of prints of the loaded text per ink cartridge
The text currently loaded can be viewed in the print preview.
iLOGIK button until the print preview appears and confirm by pressing.
The entire print image can now be observed by scrolling
Texts stored in the memory can be selected for printing in this menu and a print
pause can be set.
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Chapter 8.7, Page 58
In this submenu the desired text can be selected from the list of stored texts by
turning and briefly pressing the iLOGIK.
Confirming the selected text by briefly pressing the iLOGIK or by switching to
pause mode by turning the iLOGIK.
Confirming the pause mode by briefly pressing the iLOGIK.
Print start delay, print speed, intensity, print width, print direction, selection of
nozzle row and upside down print can be set in this menu.
The print start delay can be set in this menu, i.e. by how much is printing delayed
in millimetres after the product is detected by the light barrier.
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Chapter 8.9, Page 58
If the product speed is extremely uniform, the use of the rotary encoder may be
dispensed with. For this purpose, the speed can be set in the Speed submenu by
setting Encoder Intern in the system menu.
NOTE: This menu is now available when Encoder is set intern in the
menu.
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Chapter 8.10, Page 60
When the rotary encoder is connected the pulse per inch can be set to
synchronise the printing speed.
NOTE: This menu is only available if Encoder Intern is set in the menu.
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Chapter 8.11, Page 62
The contrast of the print image can be set in the print intensity menu. A higher
intensity gives greater blackening and longer ink drying time.
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To do this: Rotate
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