EBS HandJet EBS 250 - Reflecting Text; Rotating Text

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The program makes it impossible to
set the Fixed speed parameter
unless the EBS-250 Safe mode
option in the Tools menu, the
Preferences submenu is unchecked.
This limit has been set in order to
reduce the risk of accidental print
release – if the Fixed speed and
Text repetitions - Continuous
parameters are set, the printer starts
printing as soon as printing is
enabled with button 18
PRINT
ON/OFF
!!!
When printing is timed by an internal
generator, the pri nt rate is not syn-
chronised with the printer travel rate.
Reflecting a text
The directions are defined as the
printer "sees" them.
Select the Reflect in vertical pa-
rameter in order to make the print
look like it is turned over.
Select the Reflect in horizontal
parameter if you need to label objects
by moving the printer from the right-
hand side to the left-hand side.
!
The following examples can be used
in practice when the Shaft direction
parameter is set to Disabled (this
parameter is available in the
Advance tab sheet after the
A
dv.
options box has been ticked).
the printer
travels from
left to right
or from right
to left
The above reflections can also be
used when you print on transparent
surfaces, and printouts need to be
legible from the other side (mirror
images in the vertical or horizontal
directions).
Select the Reflect in vertical and
Reflect in horizontal parameters in
order to make proper printouts when
objects to be labelled are positioned
upside down.
the printer
travels from
left to right
Reversed
view of the
printout
Rotating a Text
As opposed to the Reflect in vertical
and Reflect in horizontal parame-
ters, which apply to entire texts, the
Rotation parameter enables you to
turn a single character.
A character can be turned clockwise
(when the parameter is set to 90),
counter clockwise (when the parame-
ter is set to 270) or turned upside down
(when the parameter is set to 180).
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Text rotation can only be applied
when Windows fonts are used.
Choose the angle of rotation for a
character (text), and then type it in on
the text edit line.