User`s manual

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Chapter 3 Emulation Submenus

Vertical Adjust

(From page 182.) This option allows you to enable or disable vertical density

adjustment.

• Enable. Vertical density adjustment is active and will use the Vertical

Density value selected.

• Disable. No vertical density adjustment will take place.

The factory default is Enable.

Vertical Density (PPI1)

(From page 182.) When Vertical Adjust = Enable, this option allows you to fine

tune the vertical print density (in the paper motion direction) on printers with

203 or 300 dpi print heads. The result is that the vertical position and height

will be changed accordingly. Selecting a greater vertical density value causes

the image to compress or expand vertically on the label.

• On printers with 203 dpi printhead, the range is 201-220 dpi, and the

factory default is 207 dpi.

• On printers with 300 dpi printhead, the range is 301-330 dpi, and the

factory default is 300 dpi.

Vertical Density (VGL)

(From page 179.) Applies only to 203 dpi printheads and only to normal

resolution mode.

The range is 195 to 210, and the factory default is 203.

Vertical DPI

(From page 184, page 187, page 189, page 189, page 191, page 193.)

This feature enables the thermal printer to print images as close as possible

to the same size as those originally programmed for a line matrix or laser

printer by selecting a vertical resolution that matches that of the printer that

the file was originally generated for.

Although the range allows a selection of up to 400 dpi, the thermal printer is

capable of printing up to 203 dpi (T5204, T5206, T5208) and 300 dpi (T5304,

T5306, T5308) vertical resolution.

The range is 72-400 DPI, and the factory default is 72 DPI.

VPA Check

(From page 166.)

• Enable. The printer checks for dots that fall outside the intersection of the