III. 1 5 Los animales y el maíz
III.2. La troje de San Marcos Tlacoyalco: Riqueza de maíz y agua
III.2.1 El cerro-dueño y el maíz
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A Series, M Series and Mach
A Series, M Series and Mach Setup
Printer Name Printer NamePrinter Name
Printer Name DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescription Printer Printer Printer Printer ManufacturerManufacturer ManufacturerManufacturerPrinter Printer Printer Printer Printer ModelPrinter ModelPrinter ModelPrinter Model Type of PortType of PortType of PortType of Port Port
PortPort
Port Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent Concurrent AccessAccessAccessAccess RS485RS485 RS485RS485 AddressAddressAddressAddress Printer Printer Printer Printer Baud RateBaud Rate Baud RateBaud Rate Cutter
Cutter Cutter
Cutter Set Printer Set Printer Set Printer Set Printer ClockClock ClockClock Direct PrintDirect PrintDirect PrintDirect Print AdjustmentAdjustment AdjustmentAdjustmentDarkness Darkness Darkness Darkness AdjustmentAdjustmentAdjustmentAdjustment Offset Offset Offset Offset Pause
Pause Pause
Pause Before Before Before Before Printing PrintingPrinting Printing Standard Standard Standard Standard Code Size Code SizeCode Size Code Size Download Download Download Download Graphics Graphics Graphics Graphics Format Format Format Format Size of Gap Size of GapSize of Gap
Size of Gap Print ModePrint Mode Print ModePrint Mode Label Buffer Label Buffer Label Buffer Label Buffer Setting Setting Setting Setting Printer Name Printer Name Printer Name Printer Name
The Printer Name parameter is optional. You may specify a name to uniquely identify this printer. This name will show up in the print request screen and the queue's printer list. It can also be referenced by command files and the ActiveX interface.
Printer Description Printer Description Printer Description Printer Description
The Printer Description parameter is optional. You may enter a description that further identifies the printer for the user. The location of the printer ("Shipping and Receiving") and size/type of media loaded ("4 inch X 6 inch paper media") are examples of what can be stored here.
Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer
Select the Manufacturer of the printer from the list provided. Prin
Prin Prin
Printer Modelter Modelter Modelter Model
Select the printer model to be used. Type of Port
Type of Port Type of Port Type of Port
Select the type of port the device is attached to. The options are Serial, Parallel, USB, Network/Windows or IP. Some of these options may or may not be
Port Port Port Port
Select the port to which the printer is attached. Concurrent Access
Concurrent Access Concurrent Access Concurrent Access
Select concurrent access if serial ports have separate or sharable interrupts. Sharable interrupts are not supported for Industry Standard Architecture
computers. If serial port interrupts are not known, do not select concurrent access. This option appears for those printers that can be configured for serial printing. RS485
RS485 RS485 RS485
Select 'Yes' if using an RS 485 protocol, otherwise select 'No'. Printer Address
Printer Address Printer Address Printer Address
Used when the RS485 option is set to 'Yes'. Enter the sequential number or network ID of the printer (from 1 to 26) within the list of printers on this port. Baud Rate
Baud Rate Baud Rate Baud Rate
Indicate the baud rate used. Baud rates may vary on different printers. NOTE: Always make sure the Baud Rate is the same as your printer setup. Cutter
Cutter Cutter Cutter
Select Cutter Installed or Not Installed to designate cutter availability. While designing the format, if a cutter is indicated as being installed on the printer you may choose:
• Do not cut
• Cut after each Format • Cut after each Batch • Cut after each Job
Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock
Select 'Yes' to set the printer clock to match the computer clock. Select 'No' to NOT set the printer clock to match the computer clock.
Direct Print Direct Print Direct Print Direct Print
Select direct print to send data directly to the port. For a shared or network printer, be sure direct print is not selected. This option appears for those printers that can
be configured for parallel printing. This option only appears when using Windows 95, 98, or ME.
Darkness Adjus Darkness Adjus Darkness Adjus Darkness Adjustmenttmenttmenttment
Enter a number from -4 to +4 to adjust the base level of print darkness. Negative numbers make the print lighter.
Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment
Adjust the form edge offset. Offset adjustment is the number from -99 to +999 needed to change the formats starting print position. Negative numbers will move the starting position down from the top of the format. Positive numbers will move the starting position up towards the top of the format.
Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing
Select 'Yes' to pause the printer before printing each job. Pausing the printer is a safety precaution that protects the operator when an applicator is being
used. Select 'No' to print each job without pausing the printer. Standard Code Sizes
Standard Code Sizes Standard Code Sizes Standard Code Sizes
Select Standard Code Sizes to use standard (SCx) symbol sizes for UPC/EAN bar codes, otherwise leave blank. Deselect Standard Code Sizes to print UPC and EAN symbologies with user-defined values. Selecting Standard Code Sizes allow you to print UPC and EAN symbologies using the European standard code sizes. You are also given the option of choosing from a list of available sizes on the bar code specification screen.
Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format
Use IMG for traditional imaging, PCX for higher quality imaging. IMG processing is faster, whereas PCX processing produces a higher quality image. This option only applies when Enhanced Image Processing is selected in the Program Options.
Print Mode Print Mode Print Mode Print Mode
The Print Mode option appears on the Format Specification screen and allows the user to select the desired mode of printing: Batch, Peel-Off, or Tear-Off. Size of Gap
Size of Gap Size of Gap Size of Gap
Entering the size of the gap between the labels allows for more accurate forms control.
Label Buffer Setting Label Buffer Setting Label Buffer Setting Label Buffer Setting
Allows the selection of multiple/single buffer modes. By selecting single buffer mode, labels with date and/or time fields will be updated at the time they are printed. Using multiple buffer mode may be faster, but the date or time on the labels may not be updated as often.
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A Series, M Series and Mach Notes RS RS RS RS ---- 232 232 232 232 Communications Communications Communications
Communications Using the CutterUsing the CutterUsing the CutterUsing the Cutter MaxicodeMaxicodeMaxicodeMaxicode
Flash Flash Flash
Flash Memory Memory Memory Memory Card Downloads Card DownloadsCard Downloads Card Downloads Cut Offset Cut Offset Cut Offset Cut Offset Using an Using an Using an Using an Optional Optional Optional Optional Keyboard Keyboard Keyboard Keyboard Disable Reprint Disable ReprintDisable Reprint
Disable Reprint
RS RS RS
RS ---- 232 Communications232 Communications232 Communications232 Communications
For RS-232 Serial Communications: Data Bits: 8
Stop Bits: 1 Parity: None
Handshake: RTS/CTS (on Printer)
Character Set: Windows 1252 (on Printer) Using the Cutter
Using the Cutter Using the Cutter Using the Cutter
On the format specification screen, you have the ability to cut after each format, cut after each batch or cut after each job if the printer has a cutter installed. When selecting to cut after each format, an additional screen item 'Cut Offset' allows you to specify where the label should be cut.
Maxicode Maxicode Maxicode Maxicode
When using Maxicode with Apollo printers that support it, data must be entered in the following format:
CCCSSS#ZZZZZXXXX#data... Where:
CCC = Country Code SSS = Service Code
ZZZZZXXXX = Zip Code + 4 Digit Extension (optional) (Must be enclosed in # signs)
Example:
123999#442120798#This is an example. Flash Memory Card Downloads
Flash Memory Card Downloads Flash Memory Card Downloads Flash Memory Card Downloads
Select Memory Card Download to mark this format to be intended for download to the memory card.
Note that some software features will not be accessible during label creation due to printer and memory card limitations.
Cut Offset Cut Offset Cut Offset Cut Offset
Enter the distance from the point at which the label stops printing and the point at which the label is to be cut in hundredths of inches.
This value should be approximately .60". To make TWO cuts per label, enter two offsets separated by a comma. For example, to cut a reflective marking out of a label, the first offset should be approximately .60" and the second offset should the amount of space between the end of the first label and the start of the second label.
Using an Optional Keyboard Using an Optional Keyboard Using an Optional Keyboard Using an Optional Keyboard
An optional keyboard can be attached to the printer. This allows faster input for variable data entry for formats stored on the memory card that require operator input. Please see the printer Operators Manual for additional information. Disable Reprint
Disable Reprint Disable Reprint Disable Reprint
Select Disable Reprint to prevent the printer from reprinting the last label format that was printed.
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Printer Name DescriptionPrinter Printer Printer Printer Description Description Description Printer Printer Printer Printer Manufacturer Manufacturer Manufacturer
Manufacturer Printer ModelPrinter ModelPrinter ModelPrinter Model Type of PortType of PortType of PortType of Port Port
PortPort
Access Access Access
Access AddressAddressAddressAddress Direct Print
Direct Print Direct Print
Direct Print Cutter Cutter Cutter Cutter Set Printer Set Printer Set Printer Set Printer Clock Clock Clock Clock Darkness Darkness Darkness Darkness Adjustment Adjustment Adjustment Adjustment Offset Offset Offset Offset Adjustment Adjustment Adjustment Adjustment Pause Before Pause Before Pause Before Pause Before Printing PrintingPrinting Printing Standard Standard Standard Standard Code Size Code SizeCode Size Code Size Download Download Download Download Graphics Graphics Graphics Graphics Format Format Format Format Print Mode Print Mode Print Mode
Print Mode Size of GapSize of GapSize of GapSize of Gap
Printer Name Printer Name Printer Name Printer Name
The Printer Name parameter is optional. You may specify a name to uniquely identify this printer. This name will show up in the print request screen and the queue's printer list. It can also be referenced by command files and the ActiveX interface.
Printer Description Printer Description Printer Description Printer Description
The Printer Description parameter is optional. You may enter a description that further identifies the printer for the user. The location of the printer ("Shipping and Receiving") and size/type of media loaded ("4 inch X 6 inch paper media") are examples of what can be stored here.
Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer Printer Manufacturer
Select the Manufacturer of the printer from the list provided. Printer Model
Printer Model Printer Model Printer Model
Select the printer model to be used. Type of Port
Type of Port Type of Port Type of Port
Select the type of port the device is attached to. The options are Serial, Parallel, USB, Network/Windows or IP. Some of these options may or may not be
available based on the supported capabilities of the printer selected. Port
Port Port Port
Select the port to which the printer is attached. Concurrent Access
Concurrent Access Concurrent Access Concurrent Access
Select concurrent access if serial ports have separate or sharable interrupts. Sharable interrupts are not supported for Industry Standard Architecture
computers. If serial port interrupts are not known, do not select concurrent access. This option appears for those printers that can be configured for serial printing.
RS 485 RS 485 RS 485 RS 485
Select RS 485 if using an RS 485 protocol, otherwise leave blank. The optional RS-232 to RS-485 adapter allows for up to 26 Apollo printers to be connected to the port. Accessing individual printers is accomplished by assigning each
connected printer its own network address from the printer's front panel. Each printer is then configured to match this address. At print time, simply choose which printer in the print screen to send the job to.
Printer Address Printer Address Printer Address Printer Address
Used when the RS485 option is set to 'Yes'. Enter the sequential number or network ID of the printer (from 1 to 26) within the list of printers on this port. Baud Rate
Baud Rate Baud Rate Baud Rate
Indicate the baud rate used. Baud rates may vary on different printers. NOTE: Always make sure the Baud Rate is the same as your printer setup. Direct Print
Direct Print Direct Print Direct Print
Select direct print to send data directly to the port. For a shared or network printer, be sure direct print is not selected. This option appears for those printers that can be configured for parallel printing. This option only appears when using Windows 95, 98, or ME.
Cutter Cutter Cutter Cutter
Select Cutter Installed or Not Installed to designate cutter availability. While designing the format, if a cutter is indicated as being installed on the printer you may choose:
• Do not cut
• Cut after each Format • Cut after each Batch • Cut after each Job
Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock Set Printer Clock S
S S
Select 'Yes' to set the printer clock to match the computer clock. Select 'No' to NOT set the printer clock to match the computer clock.
Darkness Adjustment Darkness Adjustment Darkness Adjustment Darkness Adjustment
Enter a number from -3 to +3 to adjust the base level of print darkness. Negative numbers make the print lighter.
Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment Offset Adjustment
Adjust the form edge offset. Offset adjustment is the number from -99 to +999 needed to change the formats starting print position. Negative numbers will move the starting position down from the top of the format. Positive numbers will move the starting position up towards the top of the format.
Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing Pause Before Printing
Select 'Yes' to pause the printer before printing each job. Pausing the printer is a safety precaution that protects the operator when an applicator is being
used. Select 'No' to print each job without pausing the printer. Standard Code Sizes
Standard Code Sizes Standard Code Sizes Standard Code Sizes
Select Standard Code Sizes to use standard (SCx) symbol sizes for UPC/EAN bar codes, otherwise leave blank. Deselect Standard Code Sizes to print UPC and EAN symbologies with user-defined values. Selecting Standard Code Sizes allow you to print UPC and EAN symbologies using the European standard code sizes. You are also given the option of choosing from a list of available sizes on the bar code specification screen.
Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format Download Graphics Format
Use IMG for traditional imaging, PCX for higher quality imaging. IMG processing is faster, whereas PCX processing produces a higher quality image. This option only applies when Enhanced Image Processing is selected in the Program Options.
Print Mode Print Mode Print Mode Print Mode
The Print Mode option appears on the Format Specification screen and allows the user to select the desired mode of printing: Batch, Peel-Off, or Tear-Off. Size of Gap
Size of Gap Size of Gap Size of Gap
Entering the size of the gap between the labels allows for more accurate forms control. BACK to TOP BACK to TOP BACK to TOP BACK to TOP Apollo Cables 9 99
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Communications Using the CutterUsing the CutterUsing the CutterUsing the Cutter MaxicodeMaxicodeMaxicodeMaxicode Memory Card
Memory Card Memory Card Memory Card
Downloads Downloads Downloads
Downloads Cut OffsetCut OffsetCut OffsetCut Offset
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