Appendix Relationship Between "Print Resolution" and "Resolution Settings" "Print resolution" and "resolution settings" are defined differently for this product. See the following when configuring settings. Definition of Print Resolution • This indicates the resolution of the printer's print results. • The "print resolution" is automatically determined by the "Print Quality" setting. *Setting value options vary depending on the paper type and ink specifications in use. Resolution Setting The resolution setting refers to the setting that is used to specify the resolution for the printer being replaced, when replacing a monochrome thermal printer or similar printer with a ColorWorks printer.
Example: Print resolution for the printer being replaced: 200 dpi Resolution setting for ColorWorks printer: 600 dpi If the above conditions are used when replacing a printer, the ColorWorks printer will print a smaller image unless the 200 dpi resolution of for the printer being replaced is specified. Use the operation panel or PrinterSetting to set [Resolution Setting] to the print resolution for the printer being replaced. Example:
Relationship between the print resolution for the printer being replaced and "Resolution Setting" Printed image with 200 dpi printer Printed image when set to 600 dpi 357 Setting of print quality* Print resolution (Paper width direction × Paper feed direction) Print speed Quality of print results Max Speed 300×600 dpi Fast Low Speed 600×600 dpi Normal 600×600 dpi Quality 600×1200 dpi Max Quality 1200×1200 dpi Slow High