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DPI (dots per inch) A measurement of print resolution, rated in the number of thermal
elements contained in one inch of the printhead. Also referred to as “resolution”.
DPL (Datamax Programming Language) programming commands used specifically for
control of and label production in Datamax printers. A complete listing of commands can be
found in the Programmer’s Manual.
EFIGS English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and other multi-language support as
programmed for the printer’s menu system and configuration label.
fan-fold Media that is folded and stacked.
feed speed The speed at which the media moves under the printhead in non-printed areas
and between labels.
Flash memory Non-volatile memory (does not require printer power to maintain data) that can
be erased and reprogrammed, used to hold the printer’s operating programs.
font A set of alphanumeric characters that share a particular typeface.
gap A space between die-cut or notched labels used to sense the top of form.
InteliSEAQ™ The industries first thermal print head technology providing the most advanced
diagnostics. Intelliseaq combines the print head profile with user performance and environment
criteria to provide optimum (or extended) print head life.
IPS (inches per second) Imperial measurement of printer speeds.
label A paper or synthetic printing material, typically with a pressure sensitive adhesive
backing.
label length The distance from the top of the label to the bottom of the label as it exits the
printer.
label repeat The distance from the top of one label to the top of the next label.
label tracking Excessive lateral (side to side) movement of the media as it travels under the
printhead.
label width The left to right measurement of the label as it exits the printer.
mark Generalized term to indicate the label top of form light.
media Generalized term for all types of printing stocks, including: roll fed, continuous, die-cut,
reflective, and fanfold.
media hub Device in the printer used to support roll media.
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