SATO TG3 Series Operator's Manual page 79

3.15 SERVICE MODE (Cont'd)
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TG3 Series Operator Manual
SETTING MODE
Displaying the set values of volumes (VR) on the main PCB of the printer.
PITCH: Shows the value of print offset volume.
OFFSET: Shows the value of cut offset volume.
DARKNESS: Shows the value of darkness volume.
Setting print area.
ENABLE: W100mm x H300mm (TG308)
W100mm x H240mm (TG312)
DISABLE: W80mm x H300mm (TG308)
W80mm x H240mm (TG312)
The initial value is DISABLE.
* This setting provides the compatibility with the print position for existing
XL400e/XL410e. This does not mean that the actual print width becomes
100mm. Since an installed print head is 80mm, 20mm on the left side of paper
will be blank.
Enabling/Disabling the command priority for system setting.
COMMAND: Priority is given to certain system commands that was sent to the
printer and overwrite the configuration done by the LCD operation
panel. This priority assignment affects the settings for print
darkness, print speed, start point correction, operation mode,
printer type, print method and sensor types.
INTERNAL: The above mentioned printer configuration set by the LCD
operation panel is not replace by the sent command.
The initial setting is COMMAND.
Enabling/Disabling the detection function of stacker/rewinder full.
The initial value is ENABLE.
*No need to change this setting.
This setting is for not detecting an error by lifting the tag hold-down when you
use the rewinder connected with a large or small-sized stacker.
Enabling/Disabling password entry to various modes.
ON: To enable password entry.
OFF: To disable password entry.
The initial value is OFF.
Setting password to go to various modes.
Press / arrow buttons to key in the number and press
to move the cursor to next digit. Press FEED button to enter the setting.
Enabling/Disabling the function of nonlock check.
ENABLE: Detects ribbon core not lock.
DISABLE: No detection of ribbon core not lock.
The initial setting is ENABLE.
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