How do you set label sensitivity - Datamax DMX-I-4208 Label Printer

1.Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
2.Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
3.Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
4.Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
5.Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

1)PLACE THE SENSOR IN TO THE LABEL GAP PROPERLY 2)CHECK THE SENSOR TYPE IN PRINTER(menu->media settings->sensor type) 3)PERFORM A MEDIA AUTO CALIBRATION(press and hold feed on control panel) 4)SET FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

Unreadable labels are related to the print head, make sure to clean the print head thoroughly with an alcohol swab and make sure the platen roller is clean also. After cleaning and it still is having issues scanner than you have bad sectors on your printhead.

Hope this helps.

Turn on the computer and log into Windows as normal. Open the "Start" menu and click on the option labeled "Control Panel."
2

Double-click on the icon labeled "Mouse.". The "Mouse Properties" window will open. Navigate to the tab labeled "Device Settings." Click on the button labeled "Settings." A window labeled "Properties" will appear.
3

Examine the left panel of the "Properties" window and expand the option labeled "Sensitivity." Click on the option labeled "Touch Sensitivity."
4

Reduce the touch sensitivity setting by moving the slider to the right, towards the "Heavy Touch" label. Experiment with different levels of sensitivity until you find one suited to your needs.
5

Click on the button labeled "OK" to close the "Properties" window; repeat with the "Mouse" control panel. Your new touchpad sensitivity settings are now saved.

I think it is one of two things. Either your controller settings have been changed or the game match you were in was hacked to make everyone move quicker. Press start, select options (or control settings, i forget what its labeled as) and check if the sensitivity has been tweaked. The sensitivity should be between level 3-5.

You will probably want to adjust the pressure sensitivity on your laptop's touch pad to alleviate this problem. If you have Windows, enter the control panel from the start menu.

1. START > Control Panel
2. Find Mouse or Pointing Devices.
3. Enter the Pointing Devices Control Panel.
Things can vary a bit in this section. So you should look for anything that deals with Pressure settings or Pointing Settings. One setting should be labeled "Touch Sensitivity." This setting controls how much pressure is required on the touch pad.
-If you move the setting lower (or move the slider to the left) this decreases the sensitivity. It is harder to accidently move the cursor if you brush the touchpad while typing.
-If you move the setting higher (or move the slider to the right) this increases the sensitivity. It is easier to accidently move the cursor if you brush the touchpad while typing.
(Note that in some configurations, these are opposite - left to increase senstivity and right to decrease sensitivity).

Depending on your laptop there may also be a setting labeled Touchpad Pressure. It's a setting that resgisters if you are accidently leaning on the touch pad. It's designed to reduce the chance of accidental clicks or motions. This setting is generally controlled the same way the Touchpad Sensitivity setting is controlled, through left-right sliders. I've found that keeping the touchpad sensitivity low makes it easier to avoid accidental cursor motions. I also keep the Pressure setting relatively high as well. One thing you'll note that if you adjust these settings to far into one extreme or the other, you will have difficulty using your touchpad. Fine tune these two setting until you achieve the results you want.

Check the settings. If the printer is set for thermal DIRECT and you have thermal transfer labels, this will be the result. Thermal direct requires thermal sensitive labels. Thermal transfer requires a ribbon.

Hope this helps,
Dan

The line is part of the ZPL (Zebra programing Language) set and can be downloaded at http://www.lancerlabels.co.uk/zplcommands.pdf

The command you want is on page 187.

Either you recllibrate the sensors or no other solution exists

If the backing has black lines between labels, I would use the mark sensor. If the labels are not genuine Zebra, you will need to pay with the sensitivity of the sensor. To do this, you will need to http on to the printer and you will find the calibration options there. If it asks you for a password, this is 1234.