Signal Diagrams; Continuous Mode - Carl Valentin DYNACODE II IP53 Operating Manual

Dynacode II IP
Dispenser mode:
Dynamic
Layout
Data receipt
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13 Signal Diagrams

13.1 Continuous Mode

NOTICE!
The line 'data receipt' indicates when the direct print module
receives data.
Number of layouts per print order: 1
Data memory: standard
Ribbon saving: On
Trigger input print start: increasing slope
Figure 28
In 'dispenser mode: dynamic' the layout distance onto the material is
not determined by the layout length but by the time between start
impulse and print start input.
Because of the fact that the setting 'data memory: standard' the next
print order is generated after the previous one is finished and a print
order is only finished after the feed of the complete layout, the
smallest possible time between two start impulses depends also from
the layout length.
In case the printable data is only at the beginning of the layout and the
rest of the layout is empty, then the time of start impulse by minimising
the layout length (not for 'data memory: extended') can be decreased.
As soon as the generation of a layout is finished, a new one is send to
the direct print module. The time of receipt for the first layout is
normally shorter because at this time the direct print module has no
further action. At receipt of the following layout, the time of receipt is
longer because the direct print module receives data and prints at the
same time.
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