BestCode Next 8 Series User manual

A complete range of small and large character
printing systems.
Series 8 Continuous Ink Jet Printers print high speed, reliable lot/date, sell-by
date and other identifying marks and codes on a wide range of substrates,
including plastic, glass, paper and more.
Version 01.06.00+
October 2022




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Document Confidentiality Statement
Copyright October 19th, 2022 by BestCode LLC (henceforth referred to as BestCode). All rights reserved.
The information in this document is confidential, and the sole property of BestCode. It may not be reproduced in whole, or
in part, nor may any of the information contained therein be disclosed without the prior consent of BestCode. A recipient
may not solicit, directly or indirectly (whether through an agent or otherwise) the participation of another institution or
person without the prior approval of BestCode.
A recipient may not reproduce, disseminate, copy, disclose, modify, distribute and or publish this material without the
written consent of BestCode.
This manual is available for download on the BestCode Portal
BestCode Information
3034 SE Loop 820 Phone: (+1) 817-349-8555 For product questions email:
76140 USA All orders may be sent to:
www.bestcode.co supp[email protected]
BestCode product and fluids are available through distribution around the globe.

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Product Safety and Compliance Information
The BestCode Next Series 8 Printer is tested and certified to the following standards:
European Directive(s)
Low Voltage Equipment Directive (2014/35/EU)
Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (2014/30/EU)
BestCode Side Label
European Standard(s)
EN 62368-1:2018 (3rd Edition)
EN 60950 1:2006/A11:2009/A1:2010/
A12:2011/A2:2013
EN 55032:2012
EN 55024:2010
EN 61000-3-2:2014
EN 61000-3-3:2013
Bureau of Indian Standards:
IS 13252 (Part 1): 2010 + A1: 2013 + A2: 2015
IEC 60950-1: 2005 + A1 : 2009 + A2 : 2013
EurAsEC Customs Union:
TR CU 004/2011 on safety of low-voltage equipment
TR CU 020/2011 on the electromagnetic compatibility of technical devices
BestCode Next Series 8 Printer is REACH complaint.
BestCode Next Series 8 Printer is RoHS compliant as it pertains to 2011/65/EU.
BestCode Compliance Information
Certificates are available in Appendix A, and can be downloaded on the BestCode Portal

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How to use this manual
This manual is intended to be used by BestCode trained distributors. The purpose of this manual is to supplement BestCode
provided training on how to correctly use the Next Series 8 Printer. This manual contains information on how to select the
correct system for an application, performing necessary operations with the printer such as first time start up procedure,
required service routines, navigating and using the interface, how to monitor and diagnose issues with the system, and how
to replace components.
This manual contains several links to Youtube videos on proper maintenance and operation of the BestCode CIJ Printers.
They are throughout the document and should be reviewed. The entire library of support videos can be found here, and
they serve as an excellent supplement to this manual: https://support.bestcode.co/training-videos/
This manual should not be used by untrained individuals.
BestCode Distributor Training Information
Training Location:
Fort Worth TX
76140 USA

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Safety Information
General Safety Information
This information contained in this manual is not intended for end users and should never be used by untrained individuals.
Only BestCode trained individuals should perform service or maintenance on any of the BestCode Next Series 8 CIJ Printers.
Work performed by unauthorized individuals will damaged and void the warranty of the Printer.
WARNING
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Never use the multimeter to measure resistance while the printer is powered
on. This is a short circuit and may damage the electronics and the multimeter.
Do use multimeter to attempt to measure the charge voltage at the printhead. This will permanently
damage the main board.
WARNING
FIRE HAZARD: ALL FRONT, BACK, AND AIR FILTER DOORS MUST REMAIN CLOSED WHILE THE DEVICE IS
OPERATING. THIS HELPS PROTECT THE DEVICE FROM EXTERNAL IGNITION SOURCES AND IN THE EVENT
OF A FIRE, THESE DOORS FORM THE FIRE BARRIER THAT PREVENTS FLAMES FROM EXITING THE
DEVICE.
WARNING
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Connect the pump fittings before powering on the machine for the 1st time.
Failure to follow this instruction will cause permanent damage to the pump.
Electrical Safety Information
This section contains information for proper electrical safety practices.
Earth Grounding
•BestCode Series 8 printers are Class I appliances, and therefore requires an earth ground for protection.
•The integrity of the insulation resistance between the live conductors and earth ground has been tested according
to EN 62368-1:2018.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Do not use any power cord that is not provided by
BestCode. Power cords must have 3 prongs, live, neutral, and ground provided. Power socket-outlet
must provide reliable earth ground. Power cord and outlet must remain clean and dry. The socket-
outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. Do not use extension cords!
Follow all local safety regulations during installation and operation of the Next Series 8 CIJ.

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WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Do not operate the printer without earth grounding.
Failure to provide an earth ground will lead to shock. This may cause serious injury or death to the
operator and will also cause catastrophic damage to the electronic components.
Never print into an ungrounded container. This may cause serious injury or death to the operator and
will also cause catastrophic damage to the electronic components. Some fluids are flammable,
electrical shocks are a serious fire hazard.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: The resistance between equipment Cabinet or Printhead
and the factory earth ground should measure between 0 and 1 ohm. If that value is greater than 1
ohm, a dedicated earth ground may be required. This test should be regularly performed to ensure the
quality and reliability of the electronic circuitry.
WARNING
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: The Next Series 8 CIJ must be Grounded/Earthed! Failure
to provide adequate grounding/earthing will result in damage to the circuit board,
printhead, and the power supply. This damage will occur over time. The Next
Series 8 CIJ Power Supply generates a DC Ground to support the function of the
Printer, but this does not protect from static or power surges.
Supply Power
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: When connected to Supply Power, this Printer produces
Lethal Voltages. Only BestCode trained individuals should service or maintain the Printer. Follow all
local safety codes and regulations. Unless necessary, always disconnect the Printer from Supply Power
when performing maintenance. Unless necessary, never operate the Printer while the Electronics
Compartment door is open. Failure to observe these warnings may result in severe injury or death.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Make sure that the Supply Power is within the acceptable
ranges for operating the Printer. These ranges are clearly marked on the side of the Printer.
100-240Vac @240V, 50hz –22.5V Amps (.225 watts)
50-60Hz @ 120V, 60hz –45V Amps (.45 watts)
3A MAX

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System Cables
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Do not use any power cord that is not provided by
BestCode. Power cords must have 3 prongs, live, neutral, and ground provided. Power socket-outlet
must provide reliable earth ground. Power cord and outlet must remain clean and dry. The socket-
outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible. The Next Series 8 CIJ does
not have a mechanical power off switch, so the power cord plug is to be considered the primary
disconnect device. Do not use extension cords!
Follow all local safety regulations during installation and operation of the Next Series 8 CIJ.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Regularly inspect cables, sockets, and power supply
module for signs of wear, damage, and corrosion. Inspect all ground connections for corrosion, ink
build-up, or any other contaminant that would impede the ability to provide earth ground to the
Printer. Damaged or poorly connected cables can cause damage to the Printer and may also cause
serious injury or death.
Fluidic Safety Guidelines
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY: THE SAFETY DATA SHEETS (SDS) IS THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF SAFE HANDLING
INSTRUCTION FOR THE USE OF INKS, MAKEUPS, AND CLEANERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE BESTCODE
NEXT SERIES 8 CIJ PRINTER. FAILURE TO OFFER TRAINING IN COMPLIANCE TO 29 CFR 1926.59 IS IN
BREACH OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE GLOBALLY HARMONIZED SYSTEM OF CLASSIFICATION
AND LABELING OF CHEMICALS (GHS).
GHS TRAINING INFO:
https://www.osha.gov/sites/default/files/publications/osha2254.pdf
BESTCODE SAFETY DATA SHEETS:
https://support.bestcode.co/safety-data-sheets/

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WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Most Inks and Makeups are highly flammable liquid.
Dried ink can also be highly flammable, so great care should be taken to avoid exposing the fluid to
heat, sparks, static, and any other potential source of spark.
Inks and Makeups are potentially hazardous substances. Always read the SDS of the Ink, Makeup, and
Cleaner before operating, servicing, or performing maintenance on the Printer. Always wear proper
protective equipment when handling Ink, Makeup, or Cleaner. Wear solvent resistant gloves (Nitrile)
and safety glasses to prevent accidental exposure. Never use cleaner to wash Ink or Makeup stains
from skin, hair, or nails.
BESTCODE SAFETY DATA SHEETS:
https://support.bestcode.co/safety-data-sheets/
WARNING
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Do not add Ink or Makeup to the Printer without being prompted by the
system. Over-filling the Printer can cause leaks and damage.
WARNING
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: The printhead should never be submerged in Cleaner. This can cause
un-repairable damage to the printhead.
The printhead must be dry before starting the Printer.
WARNING
PERSONAL INJURY & EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Ink and Makeup produce vapor that is high flammable.
Ensure that adequate ventilation is provided for the Printer. Failure to provide adequate ventilation
may cause high volumes of vapor to accumulate around or inside the printer. These high levels of
fumes are easily ignited, and also have negative health effects. This may cause serious damage to the
Printer and can potentially cause serious injury or death. See SDS for proper vapor handling
instructions.
CodeProtect™BestCode Warranty and Support
BestCode products are delivered with a 2 Year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty.
Call or email for detailed warranty information.
Distributors should email support@bestcode.co for all warranty questions.

Table of Contents
HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ...............................................................................................................................................III
BestCode Distributor Training Information ........................................................................................................................iii
SAFETY INFORMATION .......................................................................................................................................................IV
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION.....................................................................................................................................................IV
ELECTRICAL SAFETY INFORMATION..................................................................................................................................................IV
Earth Grounding.................................................................................................................................................................iv
Supply Power.......................................................................................................................................................................v
System Cables.....................................................................................................................................................................vi
FLUIDIC SAFETY GUIDELINES ..........................................................................................................................................................VI
SYSTEM OVERVIEW .............................................................................................................................................................1
BESTCODE NEXT SERIES 8SYSTEM...................................................................................................................................................1
Controller.............................................................................................................................................................................2
Printhead.............................................................................................................................................................................4
MODEL SELECTION GUIDE..............................................................................................................................................................6
How to read the speed chart...............................................................................................................................................6
Speed Selection ...................................................................................................................................................................7
Environment Selection.......................................................................................................................................................10
Printhead Selection ...........................................................................................................................................................10
SYSTEM SETUP .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
CONTROLLER MOUNTING.............................................................................................................................................................11
PRINTHEAD MOUNTING...............................................................................................................................................................13
PRE-POWER UP GUIDE................................................................................................................................................................15
COMMISSIONING........................................................................................................................................................................17
Pre-fluid test......................................................................................................................................................................17
Commission the Ink Type...................................................................................................................................................17
Adding Fluids .....................................................................................................................................................................18
First time jet Start..............................................................................................................................................................19
Verify the Modulation .......................................................................................................................................................20
BASIC OPERATIONS ...........................................................................................................................................................21
POWER ON /OFF.......................................................................................................................................................................21
START /STOP JET .......................................................................................................................................................................21
SELECTING A MESSAGE FOR PRINT ..................................................................................................................................................22
NAVIGATING THE NEXT SERIES 8 USER INTERFACE............................................................................................................23
HOME SCREEN FEATURES.............................................................................................................................................................23
MESSAGE CREATION ...................................................................................................................................................................25
AutoCode Field ..................................................................................................................................................................26
User Define........................................................................................................................................................................28
Block Field .........................................................................................................................................................................28
Barcode Field.....................................................................................................................................................................29
Graphic Field .....................................................................................................................................................................34
Message Editor..................................................................................................................................................................34
COUNT SCREEN..........................................................................................................................................................................43
MESSAGE SCREEN ......................................................................................................................................................................44
ADJUST SCREEN .........................................................................................................................................................................45
Speed Screen .....................................................................................................................................................................46
Auto-Encoding Adjust Screen ............................................................................................................................................49
CLEAN SCREEN...........................................................................................................................................................................52

SETUP SCREEN...........................................................................................................................................................................53
Date / Time .......................................................................................................................................................................53
Peripherals ........................................................................................................................................................................57
Network ............................................................................................................................................................................63
Password...........................................................................................................................................................................65
SERVICE SCREEN.........................................................................................................................................................................65
Calibrate............................................................................................................................................................................66
Tools..................................................................................................................................................................................67
Status ................................................................................................................................................................................74
Event Log...........................................................................................................................................................................75
MAINTAINING THE NEXT SERIES 8 SYSTEM........................................................................................................................76
ADDING SMARTFILL FLUIDS..........................................................................................................................................................76
CLEANING THE PRINTHEAD...........................................................................................................................................................80
BACK FLUSHING THE NOZZLE ........................................................................................................................................................81
Advanced Nozzle Cleaning ................................................................................................................................................82
PRINTHEAD CLEAN ROUTINE.........................................................................................................................................................83
SETUP AUTO CLEAN....................................................................................................................................................................83
SERVICING THE NEXT SERIES 8 SYSTEM..............................................................................................................................85
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE......................................................................................................................................................85
Filter Maintenance............................................................................................................................................................85
FLUIDIC SERVICE ROUTINES ..........................................................................................................................................................98
SmartFill Cup removal .......................................................................................................................................................98
Venturi Replacement.........................................................................................................................................................99
Venturi Cleaning..............................................................................................................................................................101
Pump Replacement .........................................................................................................................................................103
Viscometer Replacement ................................................................................................................................................106
Cleaning the Viscometer .................................................................................................................................................108
Ink Manifold Replacement ..............................................................................................................................................109
Ink Valve Replacement....................................................................................................................................................111
Ink Valve Cleaning...........................................................................................................................................................112
Replacing the Ink Tank ....................................................................................................................................................114
Flushing the Ink System...................................................................................................................................................115
ELECTRONIC SERVICE ROUTINES ..................................................................................................................................................116
Main CPU Board Replacement........................................................................................................................................116
Display Replacement.......................................................................................................................................................122
Integrating External Peripheral devices ..........................................................................................................................125
PRINTHEAD SERVICE ROUTINES...................................................................................................................................................131
Nozzle Replacement........................................................................................................................................................131
Jet Alignment ..................................................................................................................................................................133
Drop Generator Replacement .........................................................................................................................................135
Modulation Calibration...................................................................................................................................................138
Gutter Replacement........................................................................................................................................................143
Gutter Detect Replacement ............................................................................................................................................144
Printhead Valve Manifold Replacement .........................................................................................................................147
Printhead Valve Replacement.........................................................................................................................................148
Printhead Umbilical Replacement...................................................................................................................................150
TROUBLESHOOTING THE NEXT SERIES 8 SYSTEM.............................................................................................................155
ON SCREEN WARNING AND FAULT PROMPTS ................................................................................................................................155
Event Messages and Prompt Resolutions (01.06.00.00+) ..............................................................................................156
DIAGNOSING MAIN CIRCUIT BOARD ISSUES...................................................................................................................................183
Connections.....................................................................................................................................................................183
Fuses ...............................................................................................................................................................................184
Troubleshooting CPU Problems.......................................................................................................................................185

TROUBLESHOOTING FLUIDIC SYSTEM PROBLEMS.............................................................................................................................187
Flow Diagram ..................................................................................................................................................................187
Flow tests for troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................196
COMMON CIJ ISSUES: ...............................................................................................................................................................206
Common Fluidic Issues ....................................................................................................................................................206
Common Printhead Issues ...............................................................................................................................................208
SOFTWARE TOOLS........................................................................................................................................................... 212
USB SETUP AND FORMATTING....................................................................................................................................................212
Format the USB to FAT32 ................................................................................................................................................212
Retrieving and Unzipping Files ........................................................................................................................................213
Files Structure on the USB ...............................................................................................................................................214
Multiple Version Per Stick................................................................................................................................................216
FIRMWARE LOADING PROCESS....................................................................................................................................................216
Firmware Load Troubleshooting .....................................................................................................................................218
BCTOOLS.................................................................................................................................................................................230
REMOTE COMMUNICATION........................................................................................................................................................242
General Overview ............................................................................................................................................................242
APPENDIX........................................................................................................................................................................ 243
APPENDIX A–COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATES ....................................................................................................................................244
APPENDIX B–FLUID RANGE FW VERSION 01.06.00.07+ ..............................................................................................................246
APPENDIX C–SYSTEM,STANDS,BRACKETS,AND PERIPHERAL DIAGRAMS...........................................................................................249
APPENDIX D-SPECIFIC FUNCTION TESTING ...................................................................................................................................255
APPENDIX E–PRINT APPLICATIONS /SETUP..................................................................................................................................258
APPENDIX F-SYSTEM COOLING TYPES AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ADVICE..........................................................................277
APPENDIX Y–COMPANION DOCUMENTS .....................................................................................................................................290

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System Overview
BestCode Next Series 8 System
The BestCode Next Series 8 CIJ printers are technologically innovative systems for providing state-of-the art
tracking and coding information. The Next Series 8 consists of a family of CIJs, each with a range of special features.
Model
81
82
86
87
88
88SHS
88SHS1
88SM
88SOP
88SHSOP
88SOPHS1
88SS
88FG
Power
IEC Appliance Inlet C14
100-240Vac
50-60Hz
3A MAX
@240V, 50hz –22.5V Amps (.225 watts)
@ 120V, 60hz –45V Amps (.45 watts)
Class I Appliance: Requires Earth / Ground
Storage
4GByte Solid State Drive, 16 Mbyte Flash, 128 Mbyte RAM, USB Interface (thumb drive)
Messages
100
1000
Fields per
message
30 unique text or auto programmed codes
Characters per
message
3000 characters (100 per field maximum)
Maximum
Message Length
16000 Rasters or 320 inches (8.1m) @ 50 DPI
Screen
10.4” LCD with Touch Screen
Interface
RS232, Ethernet
Enclosure
IP 65, 304 Stainless Steel
Air Filter
EN 779 F5 Class Filter. (50% @ 0.3micron, 100% @ 10 micron)
Peripheral*
Photocell 1,
Shaft Encoder,
Alarm Beacon
Photocell 1, Photocell 2, Shaft Encoder,
4 Stage Alarm Beacon, USB, Ethernet, RS232, PLC
Filter Life (Hours)
2000
5000
10000
10000
2000
10000
10000
Nozzle Size
75µ
75µ or 65µ
75µ or 65µ
65µ
65µ
(88SM)40µ
65µ
75µ or 65µ
75µ or 65µ
Ink Range†
FastDry
Std
Std
Std
Op
SS
Food
Fluid Delivery
SmartFill™Ink Bottle: 32 oz (946 ml), SmartFill™Makeup Bottle: 32 oz (946 ml)
Fluid Reservoirs
Ink Capacity: 32 oz (1 SmartFill™Ink Bottle)
Makeup Capacity: 64 oz (2 SmartFill™Makeup Bottles)
*Peripherals are optional accessories and are not included with base model.
† Fluid range listed in Appendix B

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Controller
All the Next Series 8 Printers have the same shape controller. However, there are variant features for some of the models.
Item
Description
Part Number
1
Electronic Service Door
25-0003-08
2
LCD, 10.4" Touch Assembly
20-5014-01
3
Air Filter Service Entry Door
*
4
Peripheral bulkhead knockouts
Misc
5
Power cord grommet
†
6
Product Identification Label
*
7
Fluidic Service Door
25-0004-06
8
Makeup Fill cap
27-0005-04W
9
Ink Fill cap
27-0005-04B
*This part is non-replaceable
† Varies by cord-set
Height:
19.4” (493mm)
Width:
15.4” (392mm)
Depth:
12.5” (318mm)
Dry Weight:
45 lbs (20.4 kg)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

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Fluidic System
Item
Description
Part Number
1
SmartFill Ink Cup
20-0024-01
2
Ink SmartFilter
See Here
3
Venturi
20-5032-01
Varies by Generation
and model
4
Ink Tank
20-0012-01
5
SmartFill Makeup Cup
20-0025-01
6
Ink Pump
32-0001-01 or
32-5005-01 for
Standard Systems
32-0015-01 for
Opaque
7
Valve Manifold Assembly
20-0040-01
Varies by Generation
8
Viscometer Assembly
20-0015-01
9
Makeup Tank
20-0013-01
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

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Printhead
The Next Series 8 CIJ Printhead may vary slightly from what is shown, but the components will be the same.
Item
Description
Part Number
Item
Description
Part Number
1
Umbilical
*
8
Charger, Series 8 PH
22-0012-04
2
Back Printhead Cover
22-0038-04
9
Phase Detector
*
3
Printhead Thumb Screw
28-0047-01
10
Negative High Voltage Plate
*
4
Printhead Front Cover
22-0039-04
11
Positive High Voltage Plate
*
5
Gutter Detect
22-0083-01
12
Gutter, Series 8
22-0010-13
6
Cam, Series 8 PH
22-0003-05
13
Print slot
*
7
Drop Generator
Varies by model, see pricelist
*This part is non-replaceable
Length:
9” (227.7mm)
Height:
1.5” (38.1mm)
Width:
1.5” (38.1mm)
Umbilical Length:
9’ 10” (3m)
Available in 15ft (4.5m)
Micro printhead is same length as shown above.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
11

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90° Printhead
Length:
7.47” (189.7mm)
Width:
6.29” (159.7mm)
Height:
1.5” (38.1mm)
Umbilical Length:
9’ 10” (3m)
Available in 15ft (4.5m)

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Model Selection Guide
This section is to identify key elements in selecting the correct Next Series 8 System by application requirements.
How to read the speed chart
Find the Maximum print speed for a model 86, printing a message using the 5 high template
Model
81
82
86
87
88,88SS, 88FG,
88SOP
88SHS, 88SHSOP
88SM
88SHS1, 88SOPHS1
Speed Units
Speed
Faster
Fastest
Ultra-Fast
Resolution
50 DPI
50 DPI
50 DPI
50 DPI
50 DPI
50 DPI
120 DPI
50 DPI
Template
Font
3
3*1
N/A
33278
34002
37908
41226
Rasters / Second
3327.8
3400.2
1579.5
4122.6
Feet / Minute
16.91
17.27
8.02
20.94
Meters / Second
5
5*5
6349
6349
10403
10403
10395
12162
13869
14192
Rasters / Second
1269.9
1269.9
2080.5
2080.5
2079.0
2432.4
2773.8
2838.3
Characters / Second
634.9
634.9
1040.3
1040.3
1039.5
1216.2
577.9
1419.2
Feet / Minute
3.23
3.23
5.28
5.28
5.28
6.18
2.94
7.21
Meters / Second
7
7*4
5471
5471
9376
9376
9404
11044
12590
12866
Rasters / Second
1367.8
1367.8
2344.0
2344.0
2350.9
2761.0
3147.5
3216.4
Characters / Second
7*5
1094.2
1094.2
1875.2
1875.2
1880.7
2208.8
2518.0
2573.1
Characters / Second
547.1
547.1
937.6
937.6
940.4
1104.4
524.6
1286.6
Feet / Minute
2.78
2.78
4.76
4.76
4.78
5.61
2.66
6.54
Meters / Second
This will require the printer to be setup using “Fastest” mode. The example is at 50 DPI print resolution, which is best
recommendation for readability.
Maximum print speed is 10,403 Rasters / second.
This is a maximum of 2080.5 printed 5*5 characters per second.
Maximum conveyor speed to print at 50 DPI print is 1040.3feet per minute (fpm) or 6.6 meters per second (m/s).
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