Epson TM-L500A Technical Reference Guide: RFID - Page 25

Paper Specifications, RFID Baggage tag

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Chapter 1 Product Overview Paper Specifications  Paper must not be pasted to the roll paper spool.  If preprinted thermal paper is used, sticking (a problem of the thermal head sticking to the surface of the thermal paper during printing) may occur, causing faulty printing and other problems. Preprinting may also cause drop in the print density. RFID Baggage tag Complies with IATA RESOLUTION 1740C. Type Thermal paper Form Roll paper (The chromogenic side must face outside.) 1 Width 54.0 mm ± 0.5 mm {2.13" ± 0.02"} Length 400 to 600 mm {15.75" to 23.62"} Length detection RFID chip Optical-sensing (hole detection/backing paper (liner) detection) Should be located 121± 4.5 mm {4.76 ± 0.18"} from the leading edge. Thickness Roll paper diameter 220 µm or less (including backing paper) 184.2 mm {7.25"} maximum Roll paper inside core 76.2 mm {3.00"}  Take careful consideration in the print layout so that no printing is done on the backing paper or outer edge.  Do not preprint (black marks or the equivalent print) in the joint between two backing papers.  The transmission rate must be 57% or more for the backing paper, and 18% or less for the backing paper + label paper.  The joint within a baggage tag must be 1 mm {0.039"} or less.  The hole size must be 1.6 to 6 mm {0.06 to 0.24"}.  The gap between labels must be 3.2 to 6 mm {0.13 to 0.24"}. 25

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Chapter 1
Product Overview
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1
Paper Specifications
RFID Baggage tag
Compl
i
es w
it
h IATA RESOLUTION 1740C.
Paper must not be pasted to the roll paper spool.
If preprinted thermal paper is used, sticking (a problem of the thermal head sticking to
the surface of the thermal paper during printing) may occur, causing faulty printing and
other problems. Preprinting may also cause drop in the print density.
Type
Thermal paper
Form
Roll paper (The chromogenic side must face outside.)
Width
54.0 mm ± 0.5 mm {2.13
" ±
0.02
"
}
Length
400 to 600 mm {15.75
"
to 23.62
"
}
Length detection
Optical-sensing (hole detection/backing paper (liner) detection)
RFID chip
Should be located 121
±
4.5 mm {4.76
±
0.18
"
} from the leading edge.
Thickness
220 μm or less (including backing paper)
Roll paper diameter
184.2 mm {7.25
"
} maximum
Roll paper inside core
76.2 mm {3.00"}
Take careful consideration in the print layout so that no printing is done on the backing
paper or outer edge.
Do not preprint (black marks or the equivalent print) in the joint between two backing
papers.
The transmission rate must be 57% or more for the backing paper, and 18% or less for
the backing paper + label paper.
The joint within a baggage tag must be 1 mm {0.039"} or less.
The hole size must be 1.6 to 6 mm {0.06 to 0.24"}.
The gap between labels must be 3.2 to 6 mm {0.13 to 0.24"}.