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Group 7 Data/Programming Page 101
Release R2.0 LEIBINGER JET3
PrintGo Parameter (20)
<PrintGo Distance> (21)
Distance between two print-outs. This option is only
available for the job list type <Job organisator>. It
refers to print-outs created by the <PrintGo
Repeat> option. Please see example.
<PrintGo Repeat> (22)
Number of repetitions with each PrintGo signal. This
option is only available for the job list type <Job
organisator>. Please see example.
<endless> (23)
The print-out will be carried out until a <PrintStop>
command occurs. This option is only available for
the job list type <Job organisator>. Please see
example at the end of this chapter.
<PrintGo Source>(24)
Defines the source and the edge to be evaluated of
the PrintGo signal
<PrintStop interrupts print-
out immediately> (25)
With this option ticked off the current print-out will
not be finished but interrupted immediately in case a
<PrintStop> command occurs
<PrintGo Gate> (26)
With this option ticked off an additional print start
query will be activated using a separate PrintGo Gate
sensor. The print-out will only start as long as the
monitored sensor is active. Additionally it can be
defined which kind of signal level shall be recognized
as “active”.
Encoder Parameter (27)
<Encoder Source> (28)
The encoder source can either be external
(hardware encoder) or internal (defining the speed).
<Resolution> (29)
In this display field the resolution of the used
encoder has to be defined in pulses per millimeter.
<intern Speed> (30)
There has to be an internal speed defined in case no
external encoder is used.
<Encoder/Direction> (31)
For an external encoder it can be defined which
rotational directions shall be detected.
<Speed dependent
output> (32)
The digital outputs of the JET3 printer can be linked
with the measured speed. The assigned output
switches to high level once the set speed is reached
/exceeded. The assigned output switches back to
low level when the speed falls 10% below the set
speed.
Please see chapter Speed dependent output for
details.
<lock backward> (33)
With this option ticked-off the backward
movements of an external encoder will be ignored.

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