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There are two methods available to make sure your printed output will appear
correctly on your label. They are as follows:
1. Send the Base Reference Point command as part of your data to the printer to set a new
base reference point for your label.
Calculate the distance (in dots) from the normal base reference point to the closest edge
of the label. For an 8 dpmm printer, this would be:
Label Width = 2" x 25.4 mm/in x 8 dpmm = 406 dots
The new Base Reference Point then becomes:
New Base Reference Point = Maximum Print Width - Label Width
M-8400RV
Resolution 203 dpi
8dpmm
Max Print Width 832 dots
4.1 in.
104 mm
Max Label Width 5.0 in.
128 mm
Std Print Length 1424 dots
7.0 in.
178 mm
Expanded Print Length
using <ESC>AX
command
2848 dots
14.0 in.
356 mm
Expanded Print Length Using Memory Card
(2)
128 Kbyte 1257 dots
6.2 in.
157 mm
512 Kbyte 5038 dots
24.8 in.
629 mm
1 Mbyte 9999 dots
(1)
49.2 in.
1249 mm
2 Mbyte 9999 dots
(1)
49.2 in.
1249 mm
(1). Limited by number of digits in command field.
(2). When a Memory Card is used to expand the print length, the card capacity is used
instead of the internal memory, not in addition to the internal memory.
Table 4.1, Print Area
Section 4. Programming Reference
SATOM-8400RV9001041Rev.DPage4-5