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About Braille Printing
RasterLink offers the following three different braille printing modes:
• Standard mode
• High-speed mode
• Compliant mode
Printing Braille with Specified Lamination Conditions (Standard Mode, High-Speed Mode)
Explanation of Modes
Standard mode
Prints braille using clear ink.
Allows parameters such as height and overlay order with color images to be specified.
High-speed mode
Prints braille using a mixture of multiple inks.
•Basic prints braille using a mixture of CMYK ink.
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In UJF-7151plusII, Braille is printed by mixing special colors in addition to CMYK ink.
Refer to P.6 “UJF-7151plusII” for details.
Differences between Standard Mode and High-Speed Mode
Standard mode
•Clear ink is laminated to the specified height for the braille.
•The settings can be altered to vary color image and braille printing order.
• The braille printing modes
available will vary depending on the model and ink set. (Refer to P.4
“Target Environment”)
• Only one printing mode can be used for printing a single image.
• [Compliant Mode] is a mode in which JIS and ADA compliant braille can be created. Please
refer to the separate "Braille Printing Guide" for more information on this mode.
• Supported in conjunction with the following software:
MimakiDriver Ver. 5.9.0 or later
RasterLink7 Ver. 3.2.0 or later
RasterLinkTools Ver. 1.16.0 or later
Laminates using only clear ink
Braille printed over color image
Color image printed over braille
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