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4100 Bar Code Label Printer User's Manual
To set the number of dot increments
1. In the top bank, turn the appropriate switches on or off for forward or
2. Go to the Dot Increments DIP Switch Settings table and scan down the # of
3. In the bottom bank, turn on the switches that have a 1 in their column. Turn
4. Press the [FEED] button and the printer prints out the software
Adjusting the Label Rest Point
The Label Rest Point configuration command adjusts the point where the
printer presents each label for removal. Use this command in conjunction with
self-strip applications. The label rest point adjust range is from -30 dot
increments (furthest back) to +30 dot increments (furthest forward). Use a
negative number if you want the printer to retract the label a number of dot
increments after it prints the label. Use a positive number if you want the
printer to feed the label a number of dot increments after it prints the label.
There are two ways to adjust the label rest point. You can set it by using a
printer software command (<SI>f{n}) or by using the Test and Service DIP
switches. See Chapter 7, "Printer Commands," for more information on the
software command to adjust the label rest point. Follow the procedure below to
use the DIP switch settings to adjust the label rest point.
To set the label rest point
1. Power off the printer.
2. Enable Test and Service mode by moving Switch 8 on the bottom bank of
3. Turn on the power to the printer. The printer is now in Test and Service
4. In the top bank of the Test and Service DIP switches, turn off Switch 1 and
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backward movement. See the Configuration DIP Switch Settings table for
the appropriate DIP switch settings.
dot increments column until you reach the number of dot increments you
want to adjust the command forward or backward.
off all other switches.
configuration label and stops at the new location.
DIP switches to the 1 or on position.
mode.
turn on Switches 2 and 3.
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