Brother International TD-4750TNWB DPL Emulation Command Reference - Page 6

Printer Settings, Printer Function, Printer Configuration

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2. Printer Settings The TD-4T and TJ Printers have built-in paper settings that are necessary to perform printing operations (position detection). The settings are saved in the device's flash memory so they are retained even if the power is turned off. Before using the DPL emulation, printer settings (such as the paper size and type) must be set using the Brother Printer Management Tool (BPM): a. Start the BPM. b. Click the Printer Function. c. Select the calibration sensor, and click the Calibrate. d. Click the Printer Configuration. e. Select the FBPL tab. f. Set the print operations you want. g. Check if the paper size settings for each printer language is correct. h. Click Set. The paper size and type can be set using the FBPL paper setting command (refer to FBPL Command Reference). For more information, see the User's Guide on your model's Manuals page at support.brother.com. - 3 -

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2. Printer Settings
The TD-4T and TJ Printers have built-in paper settings that are necessary to perform printing operations
(position detection). The settings are saved in the device’s flash memory so they are retained even if the
power is turned off. Before using the DPL emulation, printer settings (such as the paper size and type) must
be set using the Brother Printer Management Tool (BPM):
a. Start the BPM.
b. Click the
Printer Function
.
c.
Select the calibration sensor, and click the
Calibrate
.
d. Click the
Printer Configuration
.
e. Select the
FBPL
tab.
f.
Set the print operations you want.
g.
Check if the paper size settings for each printer language is correct.
h. Click
Set
.
The paper size and type can be set using the FBPL paper setting command
(refer to
FBPL Command
Reference
).
For more information, see the
User’s Guide
on your model’s Manuals page at
support.brother.com
.