Braillo 400 S 3 Series User Manual page 20

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LAYOUT 1
Selects sheet length, line length or single/double -sided printing.
Use SCROLL to choose each setting.
LAYOUT 2
Selects normal or Z-fold printing, if page 1 is to be up or down, and to choose between 6 and 8
dot braille.
Use SCROLL to choose new settings.
LAYOUT 3
Selects the line spacing.
The line spacing is adjustable in steps from 0 to 16. In millimetres this will be from 0 to 5.08 mm. (One
step equals 0.3175 mm). The setting 16 is the standard line spacing, 5.08 mm (0.2"). 8 is the setting
for graphic, 2.54 mm (0.1"), and so on.
The function "Single or Double line spacing" will double the given line spacing. If, e.g. the current
line spacing is 13 steps (4.1275 mm), selecting Double line spacing will increase it to 26 steps (8.255
mm).
Use SCROLL to choose new settings.
LAYOUT 4
Selects page adjust and page margin.
Note! Please keep in mind that there is a difference in the terms "page length" and "sheet
length". By page length we mean the number of lines of text to be printed on a page, and by
sheet length we mean the physical size of a sheet of paper in inches.
The number of lines which can be printed on a page, is dependent on whether 6 or 8 dot braille
is used, the selected line spacing, and the page length settings.
The "Page Adjust" can have one of the following values:
NoFFed:
No form feed. This setting will cause the printer to print continuously. There are no pagebreaks,
and it is possible to print an "infi nity long sheet".
Max:
Maximum. This is the standard setting, and will give a maximum number of lines per page.
How many lines that will fi t on a page will depend on, e.g. the sheet length, if it's 6 or 8 dot
braille, the line spacing and margins.
Max-1 to -9:
Maximum, -1 to -9. This setting will decrease the number of lines on each page with 1 to 9,
(depending on the selected number). If, e.g. the maximum number of lines would be 29, and the
setting "Max-4" is selected, the resulting number of lines will be 25.
On interpoint printing, this function will centre the text vertically on the page to keep the top
and bottom margin approx. equal.
On single sided printing however, there will be no vertical adjustment and the empty lines will
appear at the bottom margin.
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