Threshold Setting; Outline Of Threshold Setting; Threshold Setting Operation Example - Toshiba B-FP2D Series Key Operation Specification

5.8 THRESHOLD SETTING

5.8.1
When a label is printed, the printer detects the gap between the labels using the transmissive sensor,
and corrects the print position automatically to obtain a constant print position.
However, when a preprinted label is used, some inks may prevent proper positioning correction.
In this case, determine the transmissive sensor threshold manually by key operation and store the value
in the non-volatile memory.
A constant print position can also be obtained when printing on a preprinted label since the print position
is always corrected using the threshold stored in the non-volatile memory by selecting "3: Transmissive
Sensor Transmissive sensor (when using manual threshold value)" for the sensor type of the Issue
Command.
When a label is positioned by detecting the black mark on the back of the label, the reflective rate
variation of an area of the label other than the black mark may prevent the proper positioning correction.
In this case, determine the reflective sensor threshold manually by key operation and store the value in
the non-volatile memory.
A constant print position can also be obtained when printing on a tag since the print position is always
corrected using the threshold stored in the non-volatile memory by selecting "4: Reflective Sensor (when
using a manual threshold value)" for the sensor type of the Issue Command.
5.8.2
[Online mode]
1. Normal state
[Online mode]
2. Pause state
[Threshold setting]
3. Media sensor
selection
[Threshold setting]
4. Calibration
[Online mode]
5. Pause state

Outline of Threshold Setting

Threshold Setting Operation Example

↓ Press [PAUSE] key
↓ Hold down [FEED] key for 3 seconds
↓ Press [POWER] key
↓ Release [POWER] key.
Select the sensor with the [FEED] or [PAUSE]
Hold down the [POWER] key to keep feeding the
media
Return Pause state
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