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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer, smallest gaps in every pattern in the row.

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6-6 | Maintaining and Transporting the Printer Note Press Enter to cycle through the rows until you reach the one you want to repeat. 7. Look at the other patterns in the first row to see if the same number consistently has the smallest gaps. If not, choose the number that generally has the smallest gaps. 8. Check the control panel display. Use the + or - button to select the best aligned bar for row #1. Then press the Enter button to register the setting. 9. Repeat steps 6 through 8 for the second row of patterns. 10. If you chose a bar that generally, but not consistently, had the smallest gaps, print the row again. Then repeat steps 6 through 8 for that row. Repeat this step until you can choose a bar that consistently has the smallest gaps in every pattern in the row. 11. The print head is aligned when your printout shows that bar #8 (the current alignment setting) shows the smallest gaps for both rows. Press the Pause button to exit head alignment mode and return to normal printer operation. 6-6

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Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
7.
Look at the other patterns in the first row to see if the same number
consistently has the smallest gaps. If not, choose the number that
generally has the smallest gaps.
8.
Check the control panel display. Use the + or
–
button to select the best
aligned bar for row #1. Then press the
Enter
button to register the
setting.
9.
Repeat steps 6 through 8 for the second row of patterns.
10.
If you chose a bar that generally, but not consistently, had the smallest
gaps, print the row again. Then repeat steps 6 through 8 for that row.
Repeat this step until you can choose a bar that consistently has the
smallest gaps in every pattern in the row.
11.
The print head is aligned when your printout shows that bar #8 (the
current alignment setting) shows the smallest gaps for both rows. Press
the
Pause
button to exit head alignment mode and return to normal
printer operation.
Note
Press
Enter
to cycle
through the rows until
you reach the one you
want to repeat.