EBS HandJet EBS 250 - Text Repetition and Spacing; Repeating Text (Repetition); Distance Between Texts; Print Delay

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Repeating a Text (Repetition)
The Text repetitions parameter
defines how many times printing
needs to be repeated from the start
point, after the printing has been
initiated with release button 5. You
can print a text repeatedly on one
object - this is a so called text repeti-
tion. For long objects (such as pipes,
hoses, cables, strips) you can set the
repeated printing parameter to
Continuous. This is possible after the
Impulse generator parameter is set
to Fixed speed. The interval between
texts is set with the Rep. distance
parameter - see further below.
Print Delay
The Print delay parameter defines
the distance between the point at
which printing is released (with re-
lease button 5) and the point at which
printing should start. The distance is
given as a number of empty rows to
be timed after printing has been re-
leased until real printing starts. With it
you can adjust the position of a print
in relation to a reference point, for
example the edge of an object.
The settings of the Print delay pa-
rameter range from 0 to 9999 with the
increment of 1.
Distance between Texts
The Rep. distance parameter defines
the distance between the beginnings
of the texts that are printed repeatedly
(Text repetitions>1). The distance is
specified as a number of vertical rows
(timed by a timing system).
The settings of the Rep. distance
parameter range from 0 to 9999 with
the increment of 1.
printing released with the release button
Print delay Rep. distance Rep. distance
the printer travels in this direction
Example of printing for Text repetitions=3
0
,
...
5
,
7
,
...
14
,
...
34 rows
!
If the distance set with the Rep.
distance parameter is smaller than
the text length (given as a number of
rows), then the texts will be printed
one after another.
Row Repetition
The parameter defines how many
times printing of each vertical row
should be repeated. It is used for
intensifying the prints on porous sur-
faces, which soak up ink heavily, on
which printed characters are poorly
visible due to surface granulation, if
the characters are built of ink dots of
the same sizes.