Chapter3 Handling Printing the Adjustment Sheet for Improving Blurred Printing Continuous paper / continuous label If the paper width is 99.5 mm (3.92 inches) or more: 365.3 mm (14.38 inches) Printing an adjustment sheet with black mark detection still enabled may increase the amount of remaining paper required. We recommend using settings where black marks are not detected, even for paper with black marks, when printing. Die-cut label (included roll paper) For the included roll paper, the adjustment sheet can be printed with four labels. Included roll paper:
paper width 108.0 mm (4.25 inches), paper length 174.8 mm (6.88 inches), gap between pages 3.0 mm (0.12 inches) • When printing the adjustment sheet with die-cut labels, the amount of remaining paper required depends on the paper width, paper length, and gap between pages. Since some combinations require paper lengths of up to 1,356 mm (53.4 inches), we recommend using continuous paper, continuous labels, or the included roll paper. • Whether or not to perform bi-directional printing can be set in [Print Quality] - [Advanced] - [Bidirectional Printing] on the printer driver.
1 Load die-cut label, continuous paper, or full-page label paper with a length of 66.7 mm (2.63 inches) or more into the printer. 2 Click [Start adjustment]. A confirmation window to print the sheet for Vertical Alignment Adjustment appears. 3 Check that paper is loaded in the printer and then click [OK]. The adjustment sheet is printed and the Vertical Alignment window appears. 213