Creating Job Data 5-3
Defining the PrintSpeed Tag (Optional)
The PrintSpeed tag defines the print speed in inches per second (ips) for the job.
Valid values include: a float in the range of 1.0 to 5.0.
It contains the following attribute: fixed.
Note: Serial bar codes, lines, and graphics print at 2.0 ips. Synthetic supplies and special
supplies print at 1.5 ips.
Syntax <PrintSpeed fixed=”value”>value</PrintSpeed>
Fixed The printer prints at the specified setting until the battery drains. Options:
0 False (default)
1 True
Note: Fixed can be enabled for speeds 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0 ips. Fixed is only recommended for
text formats where speed is required over print quality.
Example <PrintSpeed fixed=”1”>5.0</PrintSpeed>
Sets the printer’s speed to 5.0 ips, but allows the speed to vary from 5.0 ips for serial bar
codes, etc.
Defining the UseBlackMark Tag (Optional)
The UseBlackMark tag specifies if the printer uses the black mark sensor to sense supplies.
Valid values include: 0 (off) and 1 (on). The default is 1.
Syntax <UseBlackMark>value</UseBlackMark>
Example <UseBlackMark>1</UseBlackMark>
The printer uses the black mark sensor to calibrate and feed labels.
Defining the UseOnDemand Tag (Optional for 6057)
The UseOnDemand tag specifies if the 6057 printer uses the optional on-demand sensor. Your
printer may not have an on-demand sensor installed.
Note: The 6140 printer does not have an on-demand sensor.
Valid values include: 0 (off) and 1 (on). The default is 0.
Syntax <UseOnDemand>value</UseOnDemand>
Example <UseOnDemand>0</UseOnDemand>
The printer does not use the on-demand sensor.
Defining the SensorMode Tag (Optional)
The SensorMode tag specifies which sensor to use.
Valid values include: “DieCut” and “BlackMark”. The default is “DieCut”.
Syntax <UseSensorMode>value</UseSensorMode>
Example <UseSensorMode>”DieCut”</UseSensorMode>
The printer is using the die cut sensor.
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