Domino C16 User Manual

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single- and two-line text can cause unexpected results, especially to inexperienced
users. For example:
In this example nothing has been entered in line 2 (which is being occupied by the
text in line 1), and the standard size text in lines 3 and 4 has been padded with a
space to align with “Medium Text”. (It will line up correctly since the space
between the two blocks of text in line 1 is also at standard size.)
In practice, always run a test print (for example by “sweeping” a piece of paper or
card across the front of the printer) to check message programming.
It may even be useful to map the message out on a grid of squared paper. For a
C34, a grid 4 squares deep will be needed. Use one square per single-line
character, a block of four squares per two-line character and a block of sixteen
squares per four-line character.
(The longest possible message a C34 can print, using all 40 characters at the largest
possible print size for each line, would require a grid 296 squares wide. When
printed, this message would be about 3.5 metres long!)
BIG
MEDIUM TEXT
SMALL TEXT
SMALL TEXT
c2BIGe c2MEDIUM TEXTe
SMALL TEXT
SMALL TEXT
A
A
A
A

Domino C16 Specifications

General

Brand	Domino
Model	C16
Category	Printer
Language	English

Summary

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Basic Requirements

Outlines fundamental safety practices for handling inks and printer operation.

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The Base Unit

Details the components and functions of the printer's base unit.

The Print Head

Describes the print head assembly, its interface, and key components.

INSTALLATION

Where to Site the Printer

Advises on optimal placement and environmental considerations for the printer.

Mounting the Printer

Guides through the physical installation and mounting process of the printer.

Voltage Setting

Explains how to configure the printer's voltage for local power supply.

PROGRAMMING AND PRINTING

Creating a Message

Adjusting Dot Size

Adjusting Speed