Troubleshooting guide

SECTION 3

OPERATING THE PRINTER

You can change speeds to a lower speed as follows:

Feed Delay is used to add more space between

pieces as they are printed. This allows first

piece printed more time to dry before next piece

is printed. Adjustment range is in 0.1-second

increments. Feature works at all speeds.

Overlay is used to save time printing when

combining a database with fixed information or

graphics. Default is “No overlay”.

To use the Overlay feature, first create a

layout in an application such as Microsoft

Word. Place all fixed information and graphics

on this layout. Open the layout and go to Print

in File menu. Click Features, then click Overlay. Select “Contains overlay” from box, then click Apply and OK.

Now open the job that contains the variable data. Using File, then Print from dropdown menu, open “Print”

window for application. Click Properties, then Features tab. Then click on dropdown menu under “Overlay” and

click “Previous job contains overlay”. Click Apply, then OK. When “Print” window reappears, click OK to send

job to Printer. To start printing, press ENTER on Printer.

If you wish to print a second job using same Overlay, simply open that job and send it to Printer. If next job does not

contain an Overlay, then click Properties in “Print” window, select Overlay, then No overlay. Click Apply, then

OK. To print next job with a different Overlay, repeat process for first Overlay.

NOTE: Turning Printer OFF, then ON clears Overlay and job.

Print Heads Tab

Permits slight (0.001") adjustments to positions of Printheads in relation to each other. Adjustment is used to align

the three Printheads when printing graphics or type that extends beyond width of one Printhead. Each Head can be

moved +/- 0.048" in 0.001" increments.

To move Printhead toward the lead edge of your layout, move it in the “-” direction.

To move Printhead away from the lead edge, move it in the “+” direction.

Resolution

Speeds available

150 DPI

Low, Medium, Medium High, and High

200 DPI

Low, Medium, and Medium High

300 DPI

Low and Medium

600 DPI

Low