[BackButton]
Previous Page
<end>

[NextButton]
Next Page
Grayed if page settings are invalid
<end>

[LicenseMemo]
I/F-Com license text
<end>

[FreshInstall]
This selection is available if no driver is currently installed
<end>

[CheckUpdates]
Search for newer software versions

[Update]
Update or reinstall the current driver version

OBS !!!
In the beta release it is highly recommended to uninstall the driver first
<end> 

[Revert]
Revert driver version to older version

[Uninstall]
Uninstall the currently installed driver

OBS !!!
In the beta release it is highly recommended to restart the PC after uninstalling the driver
<end>

[KeepSettings]
Will ( if checked ) keep the current printer settings for future installments
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[BoardList]
Select a bord from the available boards in the list
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[PrinterList]
Select a printer from the available printers in the list

This selection is dependent on the board selected
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[PortList]
Select the port the printer is attached to

OBS !!!
In the beta release, some PC's will not list the USB port
The USB port can be installed manually
Please check your hardware manufacturer
<end>

[PortSettings]
Launch the Windows settings for the selected port
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[AdvancedSettings]
Will allow editing of advanced settings

OBS !!!
Not available in beta
<end>

[PropertiesButton]
Launch the I/F-Com Printer Properties Wizard
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[Board]
Shows the currently installed board
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[Printer]
Shows the currently installed printer
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[Infoversion]
Shows the currently installed Driver version
<end>

[InfoBuild]
Shows the currently installed build
<end>

[PaperList]
Set papersize to predefined size

OBS !!!
Not available in beta release
<end>

[PaperWidthEdit]
Shows the current paperwidth
The paperwidth is not related to the physical width of the printer,
but relates to the document settings of the printing application.
<end>

[PaperWidth100]
Changes the paper width
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[PaperWidth10]
Changes the paper width
<end>
[PaperWidth1]
Changes the paper width
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[PaperLengthEdit]
Shows the current paperlength
The paperlength is not related to the physical paperlength of the printer,
but relates to the document settings of the printing application.
<end>

[PaperLength100]
Changes the paper length
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[PaperLength10]
Changes the paper length
<end>
[PaperLength1]
Changes the paper length
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[EndlessPaper]
Select paper as being endless.

If endless paper is selected, the driver will allways use the paper information provided by the
printing application
If no paper information is provided, printing will stop at last non-blank line
<end>

[CutterInstalled]
Selects if a cutter is installed
<end>

[CutPage]
Select cut action for every printed page
<end>

[CutDocument]
Select cut action the entire document has been printed
<end>

[EditAdvancedSettings]
Allows editing of advanced properties
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[CommandSet]
Select the commandset to use with the attached printer
Different options are available according to your installation

Most common are

IFCom Standard
**
The standard command set used with most I/F-Com printers
This is the default choice as most new printers will support this also

IFCom Extended
**
The new extended command set used with the new line of standard boards
Use this command set for improved performance and printer control

If problems arise when using this command set, try using the [IFCom Standard] command set
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[PrintSpeedEdit]
Shows the current speed settings

If <default> is shown, speed editing is not available, and board default will be used
If any speed ( mm/Sec ) is shown, a custom speed has been set
If the board supports  various speeds, editing will be possible
<end>

[FallbackEdit]
Shows the speed the board falls back to if the board can not maintain 
highest possible printing speed

The higheste possible fallback speed is desired.
<end>

[BurnTimeEdit]
Shows the current burn time in milli Seconds

If <default> is shown, burn time editing is not available, and board default will be used
If any time ( mSec ) is shown, a custom time has been set
If the board supports various burn times, editing will be possible
<end>

[Compression]
Select the compression to use for data transfers
Different options are available according to your installation

In order to keep the highest possible printing speed, compression has to be used
Available are

None
**
No compression ( test purposes ) on Extended command set

IFC Uncompressed
**
No compression ( test purposes ) on Standard command set

IFC Compressed
**
Used with Standard Command Set

RLE
**
Lossless compression on Extended command set

Huffman
**
Compression used with extended command set
Do not use if 100% lossless data transfer is needed

Combined
**
Best compression used with extended command set
As this includes Huffman, do not use if 100% lossless data transfer is needed
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[CompressionLevel]
Used to compress data in exchange for data loss

None
**
No dataloss ( RLE only )
With huffman compression, dataloss can be expected in extreme cases
Used whre print quality is essential

Low
**
Low compression rate
Used for high quality text

Medium
**
Medium compression rate
used for low quality text, but still high quality images

High
**
High compression rate
used for bad text quality, and low image quality
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[PrintDirection]
Selects the current printing direction
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[PeakLimiter]
Enabled Peak Power Limitation
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[PeakLimiterData]
The amount of Peak Power Limitation applyed
At 0.00, no limitation is applyed
At 1.00, Maximum power limitation is applyed

Printing speed drops at higher power limitations
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[BurnCorrection]
Enables changes to the burn time settings

This could be caused by various paper qualities
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[BurnCorrectionData]
Corrects the burntime

The image above shows the effects of misadjusted burntimes

If text or images looks to dark, adjust left towards a lighter image
If text or images looks to bright, adjust right towards a darker image
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[TopCorrection]
Enabled changes to top correction
<end>

[TopCorrectionData]
Adds correction to top of characters

The image above shows the effects of misadjusted burntimeadding topcorrection

Add more correction if characters looks light at the top, but correctly burned at the bottom
Top correction will lower printing speed, so select correction as a compromise between quality
and printing speed
<end>

[SpeedCompEnable]
Enable advanced speed compensation

Please read seperate documentation before attempting use
<end>

 







