RJPrintSettings

Settings to print on RJ series.

Overview

You use this object to set parameters to your printer such as a paper size. The images or PDFs you passed to print functions in PrinterDriver are converted to printable data for specified printer by using this settings.

This class also implements PrintImageSettings, allowing you to configure image-specific print settings.

Instance methods

RJPrintSettings

Initialize this class with your printer model.

Declaration

public RJPrintSettings(PrinterModel printerModel);

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
printerModel	PrinterModel	the printer you use

Return Value

An instance of this class.

copyPrintSettings

Create a new instance with new printer model.

Declaration

public RJPrintSettings copyPrintSettings(PrinterModel printerModel);

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
printerModel	PrinterModel	the printer you use

Return Value

An instance of this class.

Properties

customPaperSize

A paper size in your printer. For detail, see CustomPaperSize.

Declaration

public CustomPaperSize getCustomPaperSize();
public void setCustomPaperSize(CustomPaperSize customPaperSize);

density

Density set to your printer. Default value is UsePrinterSetting. For allowed values, see Density.

Declaration

public Density getDensity();
public void setDensity(Density density);

peelLabel

Whether or not to enable peeling. Your printer has to support it.

Declaration

public boolean isPeelLabel();
public void setPeelLabel(boolean peelLabel);

feedDirectionMargins

The margins in the feed direction. Adds the same amount to the top and bottom in the feed direction. The unit is in dots.

Declaration

public int getFeedDirectionMargins();
public void setFeedDirectionMargins(int feedDirectionMargins);

Types

Density

Declaration

public enum Density {
    WeakLevel5,
    WeakLevel4,
    WeakLevel3,
    WeakLevel2,
    WeakLevel1,
    Neutral,
    StrongLevel1,
    StrongLevel2,
    StrongLevel3,
    StrongLevel4,
    StrongLevel5,
    UsePrinterSetting,
}

Deprecates

Deprecated

rotate180degrees

Please use ImageRotation instead.