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s that have a direct
ill
sumption of ink ribbons. The illustration below shows the
Note: The V100-Type does not have any settings under Economy.
one the printer’s patented features.
on as the area
i.e. a 1:1 ratio. By increasing the value of ”Ribbon Economy”, the
the actual
ature very
cases
annot use the FADING technology, and all users are recommended to
nd the print head cannot be overloaded in any way by entering high
values in this menu, but if you increase the Ribbon Economy, we recommend you to
reduce the contrast settings in accordance to the needs, thus increasing the lifetime of
the Print head.
Note: A high air pressure will cause the web to drag the ribbon (due to friction) and can cause a
“flopping” noise.
Run Settings Economy
The “Economy” tab enables the definition of some of the parameter
cost-savings effect for the end-user. All of the values entered in this menu w
therefore influence the con
settings under ”Economy” tab:
(1) Ribbon Economy
This feature uses the FADING technique, which is
If this menu is set to 0%, the printer will use exactly the same area of ribb
of the actual print,
consumption of ribbon will be reduced, but this will not in any way affect
print, i.e. the size of the print will keep to the original size.
Overleaf is an example of what a used ribbon and the actual print looks like if about
60% has been entered:
The higher you set “Ribbon Economy” the lower the print quality. This fe
much depends on the type of material being printed on. There are very few
where you c
experiment in its use when installing the printer.
The printer a
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Economy settings for V200, CM and V400
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