TransAct Ithaca 90PLUS Series Programmer's Manual page 130

Product Self Tests
Bar code print
speed
Form sense
wait
Validation
time out
Slip time out
Clamp open
wait time
Eject wait
time
Eject pause
time
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PcOS Series 90PLUS
The graphic modes used to print bar codes can be
changed. The normal print speed produces readable bar
codes in all modes. The fast print speed produces less
quality. However, with some types of bar codes they are still
readable. This should be set based on your requirements.
Normal
Fast
Both the amount of time the printer waits after a form is
sensed and the time before an action is taken are
adjustable.
Adjust from 0 to 750 milliseconds
The printer can be configured to return to receipt mode after
a slip or validation command is issued. The validation time
out is adjustable from off (waits forever) to 15 minutes. The
slip and validation modes can be individually configured.
Off
1 to 15 minutes
The printer can be configured to return to receipt mode after
a slip or validation command is issued. The slip time out is
adjustable from off (waits forever) to 15 minutes. The slip
and validation modes can be individually configured.
Off
1 to 15 minutes
After a slip-eject command is issued to the printer, the
printer is in receipt mode; however, the form clamp is open.
If data is sent to the printer before the form is removed, the
clamp will close and print on it. To help prevent this, there is
a clamp-wait delay. This delay is configured from 0 to 30
seconds. The default is 2 seconds.
0 to 30 seconds (2 second resolution)
If a station select command is sent to the printer after a slip-
eject command but before the slip is removed, the printer
will wait the eject wait time after the slip-eject command
before starting the station select command. When the slip is
removed, the printer will wait for the eject-pause time before
starting the command. If the slip is not removed before the
eject-wait time, the printer will enter dejam mode.
0 to 30 seconds (2 second resolution)
0 to 750 milliseconds (50 millisecond resolution)
Rev Q
Programmer's Guide
Recommendation
250 ms
2 s
4 s
250 ms
11/07/05