Sensitivity (Media Sensitivity Number); Darkness; Label Rest Point; Form Adj Dots X - Intermec EasyCoder PX4i User Manual

Chapter 6 — Setting Up the Printer
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Sensitivity (Media Sensitivity Number)

This setup parameter specifies the characteristics of the direct
thermal media or combination of receiving face material and
thermal transfer ribbon, so the printer's firmware can optimize
the heating of the printhead and the print speed. The media
sensitivity number can be changed using PrintSet, third-party
software, or an IPL command (<SI>gn[,m]). See Appendix D,
"Media Sensitivity Number" on page 127
regarding the media sensitivity number.

Darkness

Use this parameter to make minor adjustments of the blackness
in the printout, for example to adapt the printer to variations in
quality between different batches of the same media quality. The
value can be set within the range -10% to +10% where -10 is the
lightest and 10 is the darkest. Default value is 0%.

Label Rest Point

Specifies where labels stop for removal. Use this for peel-off (self-
strip) applications. Allowed range is -30 (furthest back) to 30
(furthest forward). Default is 0. Also available as an IPL
command (<SI>fn).

Form Adj Dots X

Specifies where the X-position of the origin should be placed on
the label. Allowed range is -30 (closest to the leading edge) to 30
(furthest from the leading edge). Default is 0.

Form Adj Dots Y

Specifies where the Y-position of the origin should be placed on
the label. Allowed range is -30 (closest to the center section) to 30
(furthest from the center section). Default is 0.

Ribbon Low

Specifies the value in millimeters of the ribbon supply roll for the
ribbon sensor. When the diameter of remaining ribbon supply
roll reaches the set value, an SNMP trap is sent to the printer's
home page, provided the printer has an optional EasyLAN
connection. Range: 0-80 with preset values at an interval of 5. A
value larger than 80 sets the ribbon sensor to 0. Default value: 0.
The ribbon low sensor can also be set using an IPL command:
<STX><SI>kn<ETX>
for more information
EasyCoder PX4i User's Guide (IPL Version)