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4100 Bar Code Label Printer User's Manual
label gap
The space between labels on die-cut label stock.
margin
The distance between the edge of a label and where the printing starts on that
label. See also top-of-form.
media
The label stock on which the printer prints labels. Media can be made of plain
paper, polyester, thermally reactive paper, or other materials with adhesive
backing.
mnemonic code
An acronym or abbreviation for a computer instruction, routine, or format. For
example, <STX> represents the start of text.
multi-drop
A protocol capable of controlling communications between a single controller
and multiple devices.
nibblized
A software term that refers to grouping bits into sets of four called nibbles.
Usually bits are grouped into sets of eight called bytes.
OCR font
A font that is recognized by optical character recognition.
page
A group of formats that are always printed together.
parameters
The operating limits of the printer or variable information sent with a command.
picket
A method of bar code printing in which the bars in the bar code are printed one
at a time, in a series. The bar code appears along the length of the label.
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