Installation and Operation Guide

4-10 TS-3000i Web Clock Installation & Operation Guide

The following is an example for a custom print style with the

Dual Print feature turned On to show the sequence for Line 1

& Line 2 imprints:

First imprint (Line 1) 2008/09/22 00:51 13s

Second imprint (Line 2) DESK 1234

Step 4. Enter a value, in seconds, for the dual print to timeout (default

= 10 seconds). For example, when set to 10, the 2

print line

will not be active if more than 10 seconds have passed since

the 1

line was printed. The range is 0 to 60 seconds. When

zero (0) is used there is NO timeout; the 2

line is always

active.

Note

– When Dual Print On is selected, the clock will display

“L2” where the seconds/date is normally displayed. L2 will be

displayed after Line 1 is printed (see the figure) to prompt you

that Line 2 (L2) will be printed with the next print stamp. This

prompt will remain displayed for the timeout value or until Line

2 is printed. For example, a timeout of 0 seconds would allow

L2 to display until the print cycle was completed with Line 2.

Step 5. Select to Print Leading Zero, On or Off (default = On). An

example of this feature would be: if the actual date is

07/08/2008, with leading zero ON, the display = 07/08/2008,

and with OFF, the display = 7/8/2008.

Step 6. Select to Print Direction, Left or Right (default = Left). This

defines if you want to Left or Right justify the printout. The

following figures illustrate the appearance of left and right

justified printing on a typical time card. The right print

(depending on how the card is placed in the clock) may appear

to be printed upside down. The following figures illustrate the

appearance of left and right-side printing on a typical card.

Print Line 2

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