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A-2 Transfer Printer THT-BP Precision

Prelimininary Tests

The media width and height given in the Technical Specifications are suggested

values for media when using the present sensor :

Label Width : 1 to 4.6 in (25-116 mm)

Label Height : .5 to 7.9 in (12-200 mm)

CAUTION !

When using different media from the specifications, for example

- media which is smaller than the specifications above,

- very thin media,

- very thick silicon liner,

- media with aggressive adhesive,

- transparent media

it is recommended to test the media before !

The print speed in the peel-off mode is limited to maximum 4 ips (100mm/s).

This limitation guarantees a correct operation in the dispense mode when using

maximum supply rolls (diameter 7.9in/200mm, width 4.7in/120mm).

When using supply rolls with a small outside diameter it is possible to increase

the print speed during on-demand labelling. For that purpose the speed

limitation has to switch off. Then the print speed can be set on all possibilities

until 8 ips (200mm/s) for BP Precision 200P or until 6 ips (150mm/s) for

BP Precision 300P.

CAUTION !

When operating the BP Precision 200P/300P with higher speed it is

strongly recommended to carry out preliminary tests using the

appropriate maximum rolls !

Present Sensors

Two different types of present sensors are offered :

Present Sensor PS8 : The see-through sensor indicates the label in the

peel-off position and stopps the print job.

After removing of the label, the next one is printed.

Present Sensor PS6 : The indication of the label in the peel-off position is also

done via see-through sensor. With an additional

peripheral interface the peel-off process can be

controlled by an external application.

Detailed information about the present sensors can be found in the concerning

Operator's Manuals.

Appendix A - Operation in Peel-off Mode

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