> I guess you're on to me now! I printed PCB transfers without calibrating
> my printer! :-)
I used to do that, but did a full calibration when I started making my
own paste stencils for fab-made boards. The holes didn't line up
otherwise.
> (you think we could get kickbacks from fab houses i
On Fri, Nov 30, 2007 at 12:47:54PM -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
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> > What about printing some instructions in the middle of the page?
>
> We do.
I guess you're on to me now! I printed PCB transfers without calibrating
my printer! :-)
(you think we could get kickbacks from fab houses if we added
> What about printing some instructions in the middle of the page?
We do.
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On Fri, Nov 30, 2007 at 10:42:53AM -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
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> The rectangle is 10.25 x 7.5. The semicircles do not line up with the
> box; they're 10in apart in Y and 7.5in apart in X. Measure between
> the semicircles. The box is for checking your printer for linearity,
> not for calibration
> Hi, I've gived a look to the code in the cvs, and in
> src/hid/gtk/gtkhid-main.c I've found:
Doh! I forgot this aspect isn't hid-independent. Fixed.
> Why the calibration page say the calibration box is 10.25 x 7.75
> while in the code you check for 10.00 x 7.50 ? And which should be
> the e
Hi, I've gived a look to the code in the cvs, and in src/hid/gtk/gtkhid-main.c
i've found:
static HID_Attribute
printer_calibrate_attrs[] = {
{"Enter Values here:", "",
HID_Label, 0, 0, {0, 0, 0}, 0, 0},
{"x-calibration", "X scale for calibrating your printer",
HID_Real, 0.5, 2, {0, 0,
> i got 2 for every number above 2.000
Ok, that's *very* odd, as there's no code in there to do that.
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Alle giovedì 29 novembre 2007, DJ Delorie ha scritto:
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> And if you just type "4" for both numbers, does it work?
No, i stil get 2
i got 2 for every number above 2.000
>
> (also, you can type in the ratios if you calculate them yourself; the
> number it *wants* is a number very near 1.0, which
And if you just type "4" for both numbers, does it work?
(also, you can type in the ratios if you calculate them yourself; the
number it *wants* is a number very near 1.0, which it uses as a global
scale factor)
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Alle mercoledì 28 novembre 2007, DJ Delorie ha scritto:
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> Did you type in commas or periods when you typed it in? I.e. 3.99 or 3,99 ?
>
I've typed in period (3.99) as in the prefilled number, anyway it doesn't
accept comma.
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Did you type in commas or periods when you typed it in? I.e. 3.99 or 3,99 ?
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In fact i have :-)
I've made a correct reading but a wrongfull writing.
The measures were X=3,975 in Y=3,999 in so we are not to far from 4 in
But if I try to insert 3,975 or 3,999 in the form, it calculate a ratio of 2,
in fact for any data I insert that is above 2 it insert 2.
But if i've un
> i was trying to calibrate my printer, so i measure the X and Y lines
> with a caliper and i get x=3,975 in Y=4,999 in (if i've read
> correctly my caliper :-))
Hopefully, you haven't. Those lines should both be 4 inches long. If
you type in "4" for both answers, you end up with calibration va
Hi,
i was trying to calibrate my printer, so i measure the X and Y lines with a
caliper and i get x=3,975 in Y=4,999 in (if i've read correctly my
caliper :-))
But i was unable to insert a number larger than 2,000 and the log window said
X value of 2 is too far off.
Y value of 2 is too far off
DJ Delorie wrote:
The lesstif HID now has printer calibration. It prints a test page,
you measure it, tell it the numbers, and it adjusts future printouts
to compensate.
Way to go, DJ!
JG
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On Sat, 10 Feb 2007 17:00:18 -0500
DJ Delorie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The lesstif HID now has printer calibration. It prints a test page,
> you measure it, tell it the numbers, and it adjusts future printouts
> to compensate.
>
Wery good i have asked for that before
And now it fixt.
Tha
On Feb 10, 2007, at 5:00 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:
The lesstif HID now has printer calibration. It prints a test page,
you measure it, tell it the numbers, and it adjusts future printouts
to compensate.
Ok, now THAT is cool. I really need to get the rest of my
hardware online (just moved) so
The lesstif HID now has printer calibration. It prints a test page,
you measure it, tell it the numbers, and it adjusts future printouts
to compensate.
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