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Chapter 4 Designing Labels with LDS
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This parameter selects the number of step (dot rows) that the printer should skip before gap
sensing is activated. This value is usually set to “1”. It is a good idea to set it to a value to
ignore areas of pre-printed or perforated stock that might cause incorrect gap detection.
4.4.9 SPG (Steps Past Gap)
HFM, LSX, LSY, WEB, GAP, DPS, LCB, AGD, SPG, OFX, OFY
This parameter is used to specify the number of steps (thermal dots) to advance the media
after a registration mark has been detected. This parameter is required to properly register
print on each label. The table below lists proper SPG settings for particular printer
configurations when the LSY is greater than the parameter value.
Model/Print Head DPI D2G Value
324M/424M – 203 DPI 284
324M/424M – 300 DPI 438
Table 4-3 Dot to Gap Parameters
For media that has a LSY value less than the parameter value in table 4-3, the SPG will
need to be calculated. SPG can be calculated using this formula:
SPG = (D2G + LSY - DRM) mod (LSY + SBL)
NOTE: All values are in pixels or dots.
D2G = This is a physical distance from the registration sensors to the print head's dot row,
and is a specific value for each model.
LSY = This is the actual height of the media in pixels or dots.
DRM = The Distance to Registration Mark is the distance from the leading edge of the
printable area to the beginning of the registration mark.
SBL = The Space Between Labels is the non-printable distance between the media,
typically found on die-cut labels. If the media contains space between the actual
printable portions of the media being used, this would be the SBL parameter.
Please note that this does not reflect a blowhole or black line height, as these
registration marks are typically positioned within the printable area. When die-cut
media is used, this value is also used in the GAP header parameter.
Calculation Examples:
Die-cut Media:
A 424M 203 DPI printer being used with 3" x 1" media containing a .125" die-cut gap. The
SPG would be calculated as follows:
SPG = (D2G + LSY - DRM) mod (LSY + SBL)
- Table of Contents 5
- Introduction 11
- 1.1 General Specifications 13
- 2.1 Fonts 15
- 2.2 Graphics 15
- 2.3 Bar codes 15
- One-dimensional 15
- Two-dimensional 16
- 2.4 Special Features 16
- 2.5 Options 17
- 3.2 Connecting the Printer 18
- 3.2.1 Printer Power 19
- 3.3.2 LPD Sensor Input 40
- 3.4 Loading Media 41
- 3.5.1 Print Button 43
- 3.6 Printer Modes 44
- 3.6.1 Idle Mode: GREEN 44
- 3.6.2 Halted Mode: RED 45
- 3.6.4 Diagnostic Mode 45
- 3.7 Printer Integration 46
- 4.1 Control Characters 52
- 4.2 LDS Design Exercises 52
- 4.2.2 Format Creation 53
- Microcom 55
- Corporation 55
- 4.4.3 LSY (Label Size Y) 57
- 4.4.4 WEB (Web Size) 57
- 4.4.5 GAP (GAP Size) 57
- 4.4.6 DPS (Print Speed) 58
- 4.4.9 SPG (Steps Past Gap) 60
- 4.5 Sample Header 61
- 4.6.4 CC (Character Count) 63
- 14pt ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQR 65
- 4.7 Line Draw 69
- 4.8 Reverse Video 72
- 4.8.1 Reverse Video 72
- Chapter 5 Printer Commands 74
- 5.1.1 Enquiry Responses 76
- 5.2.1 Software Switches 78
- 5.3 General Purpose I/O 95
- 5.4 Specialized Print Modes 97
- 5.4.2 USB Image Print Mode 98
- 5.4.6 Registration Commands 101
- 5.4.7 Auto-size Commands 103
- 5.4.8 AutoHeader Commands 103
- 5.5.1 AutoLoad + Form Feed 105
- 5.6 Printing Commands 107
- 5.9.1 Cutter Type 112
- 5.9.2 Kiosk Cutter Commands 112
- 5.9.4 Cutter Hold-off 114
- 5.10.1 Tag/Tear Operation 115
- 5.12 Memory Commands 116
- 5.13 Printer Code Update 122
- 6.1 FLASH Data Types 126
- 6.2 RAM Data Types 126
- 7.1 FLASH Data Types 134
- 7.2 RAM Data Types 134
- 7.3.1 SFP2MIC.exe Program 135
- 7.3.2 TTF2MIC.exe Program 135
- 7.4 Font Download Methods 135
- 7.5 Font Structure 138
- Chapter 8: Bar Codes 142
- 8.1.14 MaxiCode, TCI 38 148
- ABC#3012345#5abc 151
- 8.1.18 Code 93, TCI 43 152
- 8.1.19 PDF-417, TCI 46 152
- Text string 154
- 8.1.20 Datamatrix, TCI 47 155
- 8.1.22 Planet Code, TCI 49 162
- 8.1.23 UCC/EAN 128, TCI 50 163
- 8.2 Bar Code Rotation 167
- ROTATIONS 168
- Text & Extended Bars 169
- 9.2 Character Sets 170
- 9.3 Code Pages 170
- 9.3.1 Code Pages 171
- 9.3.2 Danish Code Page 172
- 9.3.3 860 Code Page 173
- 9.3.4 Spanish Code Page 174
- 9.3.5 850 Code Page 175
- 9.3.6 German Code Page 176
- 9.3.7 865 Code Page 177
- 9.3.8 Swiss Code Page 178
- 9.3.9 852 Code Page 179
- 9.3.10 French Code Page 180
- 9.3.11 863 Code Page 181
- 9.3.12 Swedish Code Page 182
- 9.3.13 437 Code Page 183
- 9.3.14 Italian Code Page 184
- 9.3.15 British Code Page 185
- 9.3.16 USA Code Page 186
- Code Switching Chapter 9 187
- 10.1 Maintenance Schedule 188
- 10.2 Thermal Printer Card 189
- 10.3 Internal Cleaning 191
- 10.4 Print Head Maintenance 192
- 11.1 Troubleshooting Tips 194
- General Index 198
- 1-1, 3-3 201
- Appendix 208
- Glossary 228
- Appendix D: User Notes 232
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