SNAP 700 Reference Guide
Avery Dennison Page 2
Retail Branding and Information Solutions March 25, 2011
For Official Use Only
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Feature Summary 42
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See the explanations and item numbers for the features below by locating the corresponding 44
paragraph numbers. For example, if you want more information on ―Ink Ribbons‖, find 45
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Print Width –
5‖ (127mm)
means wider
tickets and more
productivity.
Connectivity – A
variety of options
available including serial,
Ethernet, and USB
(option).
Stock Unwind –
creates variable
back tension for
better stock tracking
and decurling. Self
centering.
Decurling – Back
tension plus back
bending removes curl
from paper stock (not
PS or fabric) for better
quality output.
Self
Centering –
Using an
easy knob,
align the
stock for
better output
and printhead
wear.
Ink Ribbons – Easy
loading, easy centering,
positive control over
unwind and rewind.
Means fewer wrinkles
and higher quality
output.
Registration
Sensors – Senses
pre-printed marks or
holes in the stock for
accurate print
placement. Adjustable
across web.
Easily Accessible
Printheads – Easier access
means printheads can be
cleaned more often leading to
better print quality and longer
life. Easy change means better
productivity.
Near Edge
Printheads – High
speed and excellent
print quality from near
edge inks. However,
still runs less
expensive flat head ink
at slower speeds.
Integrated
Cutter – Cutter
included with printer
purchase means no
post processing.
Down Stacker
– Simple, easy to
use stacker.
Barcode Verifier –
Option, provides peace
of mind by stopping the
printer for bad
barcodes.
Control Panel –
Easy buttons and
lights. Voice prompts.
More information
through PCMate.
Software –
PCMate Platinum is
bundled with the
printer and provides
control and
adjustments.
10 - Installation
11 - Packaging
12 - Decision Matrix
21 - 20‖ Unwind
22 - Sonic Knife
28 - Rewinder
29 - Manual
33 - Spare Parts
4 - Voltage
5 - Power cord
7 - Chinese
9 - RFID
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