Videojet 6210 Operator Manual
4-8 Changing Variable Information
Rev AB
4 Make the necessary changes to the information, as follows:
• Touch the C/CE key to delete text. The character to the
immediate left of the cursor is deleted.
• Touch the left or right arrow keys to move the cursor to the left
or right.
• Type the new information using the keypad to add new text.
5 Touch OK when you are satisfied that the information in the data
window is correct. CLARiTY checks the check box. If there are
only two variables in the job, CLARiTY automatically displays the
second variable. If there are three or more variables, CLARiTY
displays the list of job variables, so that you can select one.
When you touch OK at the final variable for this job (and all the
check boxes are checked) CLARiTY shows you the preview of the
image.
6 At the preview, perform one of the following:
• If you are satisfied with the image and you want to run the new
job, touch OK. Products will be printed with the new image
until you make further changes or select a new job.
• If you are not ready to print the job, you can leave this screen as
it is. You can touch OK at a later stage, to select the job at that
time.
• If you want to step back through the job select screens to make
alterations to the variable data, touch Cancel.
• To cancel the job selection altogether, touch Home button.
If Chinese has been selected as the user interface language, as
described on “Setting the Language and Region Display” on page 3-8,
then there is a method to find the correct character phonetically for
data entry fields.
When the data entry keypad is displayed (see Figure 4-8 on page 4-6),
it shows lower case English characters. Enter the letters that make up
the sound of the Chinese character e.g. "h o n g" for Hong Kong and
then hit the space bar. A selection of Chinese characters will be
displayed that start with the sound "hong". From this selection, the
desired character should be chosen (see Figure 4-9 on page 4-9).
Pressing Enter will confirm the chosen character.
Note: This method is only available when Chinese is selected as the language
used by CLARiTY.
When other languages are selected, Chinese characters may be
displayed as boxes or other invalid characters (see Figure 4-10 on
page 4-9). They will however be printed correctly by the printer.
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