Leibinger Jet 3 - Batch Job List Creation (Example 3)

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Release R2.0 LEIBINGER JET3
7. With the next <PrintGo> signal the addressed print job will be printed. For
this print job the <PrintGo delay> is set to 20 mm. Therefore the print out
will start 20 mm after the position where the <PrintGo> signal occurred
(13). <PrintGo repetition> is set to 3 and the <PrintGo distance> is set to
50 mm. Therefore there will be a total of four print outs (14) and the distances
between the first dots of each print out/repetition will be 50 mm (15).
8. The print job at the fifth position of the job list shall be printed twice.
Therefore the address has not to be changed for the next print-out (16). The
print job will be printed again with the next <PrintGo> signal and it will have
the same distances between printouts as the last printout.
9. Apply the address of the print job at the first position of the job list to the X4
connector (decimal=1; 10-bit binary=0000000001 (17).
10. With the next <PrintGo> signal the addressed print job will be printed. For
this print job the <PrintGo delay> is set to 0 mm (18). Therefore the print
out will start directly with the <PrintGo> signal (19). <PrintGo repetition>
is set to two and the <PrintGo distance> is set to 60 mm. Therefore there
will be a total of three print outs (20) and the distances between the first dots
of each print out/repetition will be 60 mm (21).
11. The task is finished.
Basic rules for the job list type <Extern Job select> with distances:
 An error message occurs if the set <PrintGo distance> is shorter than the
print out itself.
 The <PrintGo Distance> is measured between the first left print dots of two
print outs.
 The <PrintGo delay> is the distance between the PrintGo signal and the start
of the print out.
 <PrintGo delay> and <PrintGo distance> have no effects on distances
between two print jobs of the job list but only on distances within a print job.