Operator`s manual

I-Class 41
System Settings (continued)
Menu Item Details
AUTO
Identifies then activates the appropriate emulation
parser for the data.
 Note: Correct identification can be dependant upon
the HOST SETTINGS / HOST TIMEOUT (see
Section 4.2.6). Also, extraneous characters
may, in some cases, render the data
unrecognizable, thus requiring manual
selection of the mode.
COLUMN EMULATION Allows the column dot count to be adjusted, where:
XXX DOTS (XXX - XXX) Selects the number of dots per inch (or mm) in which
to print the format, reducing it from right to left; see
Appendix B for range and Section 7.1 for dot size.
 Note: No adjustment occurs at the default setting.
ROW EMULATION Allows the row dot count to be adjusted, where:
XXX DOTS (XXX - XXX) Selects the number of dots per inch (or mm) in which
to print the format, reducing or enlarging it from top to
bottom; see Appendix B for range and Section 7.1 for
dot size.
 Note: No adjustment occurs at the default setting.
SOP EMULATION
Allows SOP functions with backward compatibility when
printing legacy model label formats, where:
 Note: The printer may automatically feed labels to
setup the print position.
DISABLED
Uses the normal position.
110 (PRODPLUS) Emulates the Prodigy Plus
®
position.
220 (ALLEGRO) Emulates the Allegro
®
position.
250 (PRODIGY) Emulates the Prodigy
™
position.
BACK AFTER PRINT
Determines label movement timing when a cutter,
present sensor, peel and present, or GPIO option is
enabled, where: