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Cut after Present

Currently shipping Callisto printers do not contain a cutter, however a cutter is planned. The

variables associated with this section will control the media for cutting.

Job Holding

Job Holding places the print job on the Callisto hard drive into the Permanent Held Jobs folder,

accessible through the printer Operator Panel. From here the job may be reprinted or deleted.

For single page jobs, the number of copies may be set from this panel. There are three options

for Job Holding.

Print Job, the default, prints the job without permanently storing on the printer.

Hold Jobs on Printer sends the job to the Permanent Held Jobs folder without printing the job.

Print and Hold Jobs prints the job and sends the job to the Permanent Held Jobs folder.

Job Attributes Tab

The Job Attributes tab contains the Print Speed setting. Labels will be printed at a variety of

speeds depending on label size, complexity and the selected quality setting. See the Quality

Tab section within Setting up and Using the Printer Driver for guidance on setting the printer

speed.

Print Head Height can be left at Auto for most die-cut label printing. Auto will usually provide

the best quality result because it is the setting that keeps the printhead closest to the media,

and it is the setting used for factory printer calibration. Printhead heights of Low, Medium and

High may be needed for media that is slightly thicker. The height needed depends on the

media used.

Note that the operator panel offers a custom printhead height that can override the printer

driver setting. It is usually very thick or “wavey” media that needs a higher custom printhead

height.

Background Spitting keeps the full width of the printhead active and can be used to extend the

life of the printhead. It ensures that all of the dies in the printhead have a very light flow of ink,

which can keep the ink from drying in the outer dies. Background Spitting is recommended for

all label printing, however it is especially helpful if you typically switch between different label

widths or if you typically only use the same ink colors.

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