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・When the “Sensor” is selected, the printing phase is sequentially printed from
0 phase to 15(f) phase every time the sensor is input. (16 printings in total form
one cycle)
 When you want to stop the printing in midstream, the printing can be interrupted by
selecting Abort.
・When selecting “For test”, the printing conditions are automatically set as described
below.
Basic software version before V.1.03
Number of lines : 2
CG : 5×8 dots
Character spacing : 1
Line spacing : 2
Character height
: 99
Character width
:
Particle use ratio
: f/4

The following shows print data:
■123ABC
■■■■■■■

Basic software version after V.1.04
Number of row : one row
CG : 12×16 dots
Character separation : 1
Character height : 99
Character width : 5
Particle usage rate : f/3

The content of printing is as described below.
 ■123ABC
Printed phase  Printed phase which is set at present
(16 phases in total (a phase determined to be most suitable)
from 0 to f) (any one from 0 to f)
・When selecting “Data to be displayed”, a printing is performed under the printing
conditions/printing contents set at present.
Determination method of test.
 Observing the print phases of from phase 0 to phase 15 (f), when a printing is not
normally performed in the range of one or more phases in the vicinity of the “print
phase which is set at present, clogging of nozzles (including a filter) or
deterioration of ink is considered and therefore, perform the washing of nozzles,
the change of filters and the change of ink.
Printingstartsatthepressof[Startprinting].
Phasemargintest
Start
printing
Abort
Printphase(0-f phase)
Printtiming[](1:Buttoninput2:Sensor)
Printdata[](1:Fortest2:Datatobedisplayed)
Status:XXXXX
Printed phases
(0-f: 16 in total)
Current set print phase (the phase judged optimal)
(one of 0-f)

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