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Zebra 105SL User’s Guide 59
Label Positioning Parameters
Press Display Shows Action/Explanation
BACKFEED
Backfeed Sequence: Press the (+) or (–) key to display other
choices.
Default: Default (90%)
Selections: Default, after, before, 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%,
60%, 70%, 80%, off
This parameter establishes when and how much label backfeed
occurs after a label is removed or cut in the peel-off, cutter, and
applicator modes. It has no effect in rewind or tear-off modes.
This parameter setting can be superseded by the ~JS instruction
when received as part of a label format (refer to the
ZPL II Programming Guide Volume I).
NOTE: The difference between the value entered and 100%
establishes how much backfeed occurs before the next
label is printed. For example, a value of 40 means that
40% of the backfeed takes place after the label is
removed or cut. The remaining 60% takes place before
the next label is printed. A value of “before” means that
all backfeed takes place before the next label is printed.
LABEL TOP
Adjusting Label Top Position: Press the (+) key to increase the
value, press the (–) key to decrease the value. The displayed
value represents dots.
Default: +0
Range: –120 to +120 dot rows
The label top position adjusts the print position vertically on the
label. Positive numbers adjust the label top position further down
the label (away from the printhead), negative numbers adjust the
position up the label (toward the printhead).
LEFT POSITION
Adjusting Left Position: Press the (–) key to move to the next
position, press the (+) key to change between + and – and to
increase the value of the digit. The displayed value represents
dots.
Default: 0000
Range: –9999 to +9999
NOTE: For a negative value, enter the value before changing to
the minus sign.
This parameter establishes how far from the left edge of a label
the format begins to print by adjusting horizontal positioning on
the label. Positive numbers adjust the printing to the left by the
number of dots selected, negative numbers shift printing to the
right.