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28 SR200 & SR300 Printer and LM200 & LM300 Laminator User Guide

Printing Area Settings

On the Print tab, click “Enable the Print Area” and

click the “Settings” button to define nonprinting

areas of a card design. Also use with peel-off

(YMCK-PO) ribbon.

You can block YMCK printing areas, but the

protective layer from the retransfer material will be

applied to the card. To maintain quality, use the

peel-off feature and peel-off ribbon to remove the

retransfer material in magnetic stripe, smart card

chip, and hologram areas.

The Print Area window contains settings

for x and y starting coordinates, height and

width of print area, ink type, card side, and

energy settings.

To define a non-printing area:

1 Enter the x and y coordinates of the

start position and the height and

width in millimeters.

2 Select “1. Peeloff” (or 2. YMCK)

from the Ink list.

3 Choose “1. Front” or “2. Back” from the Side list.

For ISO magnetic stripe, use the following values:

4 The Peel-off Ink Energy settings affect the print

density or strength of peel-off. For best results,

use the default settings. The driver sets the width

of each area.

5 Click the Add button to add the Print area. You can

add up to eight print areas, but only one area per

side, beginning at the 0,0 position, is supported.

Printer Settings

On the Print tab, the “Enable printer settings” feature is available if run as an Administrator.

See the “Configuration tab” on page 29 for more information about this setting. Click

“Settings...” to open the Settings dialog box. The Settings dialog provides a convenient

location to manage settings provided on several tabs in the Status Monitor. See the“Printer

Setting tab” on page 34, the “Retransfer tab” on page 35, or the “Bend Remedy tab” on

page 36 for more information about settings available.

X start Y start Width Height Ink Side

0 0 87.46 17.86 1 Peeloff 1. Front

0 0 87.46 21.42 2 YMCK 1. Front

1 2 ... 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 ... 108 109

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