Appendix • Auto cutting on the perforation lines will generate scraps of paper that may cause problems. Also, auto cutting ahead of the perforation line may cause problems when feeding paper. Therefore, perform auto cutting when paper is fed at least 0.5 to 1 mm {0.02 to 0.04 in.} away from the perforation line. • Place the black mark at least 2 mm {0.08 in.} away from the perforation. (Only for paper with black marks) • For synthetic paper labels with transparent backing, use the gap detection setting since paper detection with black marks is not possible.
(Only for paper with black marks) • If the backing paper is synthetic paper or film, it may be difficult to separate by hand even if perforated, so do not use perforations in such cases. (Only for gap detection) • Set the cut position to a position at least 1.5 mm {0.06 in.} away from the black mark of the next label. (Only for paper with black marks) • Set the cut position to a position at least 0.7 mm {0.03 in.} away from the leading edge of the next label. (Only for gap detection) • Do not use paper with gap between labels outside the printer's specification range, as paper jams may occur.
• Since the black mark detector is not located at the center position of the paper width, if there are black marks on both sides of the paper, black marks will be detected no matter which side of the paper you print from. • Depending on the shape, thickness, and hardness of the die-cut label, the label may peel off from the backing paper inside the printer. If you want to use die-cut labels that do not meet the specifications of the printer, please contact your dealer in advance. 376