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The image starts to print at an erroneous distance from the top-of-
form, especially towards the end of
a roll where the media is severely
curled or scalloped.
The image is incorrectly positioned as a result of the media sensor
triggering off of a dark, pre-printed
image on the label or multiple gaps
within the label.
The printer starts to print one label and then another all on the same
physical label, especially at the
end of a roll where the media is
severely curled.
An occasional blank label appears within a print job (in between
printed labels).
When Clip Page is “Disable”, the printer ignores any pre-printed dark
marks or multiple gaps on a label that
could mistakenly be detected as
the next top-of-form position based on the specified Media > Image >
Label Length value.
IMPORTANT When Clip Page is “Disable”, the correct Media > Image > Label Length value
must be
entered. If the value is too long, the printer will ignore the actual gap
or
mark it needs to detect.
When using Gap sensing, the Label
Length value is equal to the physical length of a die cut or
removable
label.
When using Mark sensing, the Label Length value is the
physical distance from the leading edge of
one black mark to the
leading edge of the next black mark.
When the Logical Label Length is greater than the Physical Label Length
and Clip Page is “Disable”, the
printer will continue to print the image onto
the next physical label and ignore the gap or mark based on the
Media > Image > Label Length value.
When the Logical Label Length is less than the Physical Label Length, the
printer will print the entire image
and leave blank space the remaining
length of the physical label as it advances to the Top-of-Form of the
next
label. This is true regardless of the Media > Image > Clip Page setting.
Media > Image
This option specifies the level of thermal energy from the printhead to be used
for the type of media and ribbon installed. Large numbers imply more heat
(thermal energy) to be applied for each dot.
This has a significant effect on
print quality. The print intensity and speed
must match the media and ribbon
type to obtain the best possible print quality and barcode grades.
The actual print intensity is the sum of both the
Print Intensity menu and the Intensity Shift menu.
For example, if Print Intensity = 5 and Intensity
Shift = -3, then the actual print intensity used is 2.
However, the actual intensity is bounded with a
minimum of -15 and maximum of 20.