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Chapter 1 PPI/ZGL SETUP Menu
Left Position
The ^LS command specifies a horizontal offset to be added to all label
element positions. The Left Position option displays the value specified by the
^LS command and provides an alternative method for specifying the
horizontal offset.
The default is 0.
Top Position
The value of this option specifies a vertical offset to be added to all label
element positions in dots per inch. For example, if the value is 3 and the
current form length is 6 inches, then 18 dots will be added to element's
vertical position.
The range is -100 to 100 dots/inch, and the default is 0 dots/inch.
Resolution Mode
The ^JM command determines the apparent print resolution of the printed
label. If half resolution mode is selected by the ^JM command, the printed
output of a 300 dpi printer matches that printed by a 150 dpi printer (half
resolution). This essentially doubles the size of the label image, including
label dimensions. If full resolution mode is selected, the output is printed
normally. The Resolution Mode option displays and selects the current setting
associated with the ^JM command.
The default is Full.
Vertical Adjust
This option allows you to enable or disable vertical density adjustment.
• Disable (default). No vertical density adjustment will take place.
• Enable. Vertical density adjustment is active and will use the Vertical
Density value selected.
Vertical Density
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 default is
207 dpi.
On printers with 300 dpi printhead, the range is 301-330 dpi, and the default is
300 dpi.