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Page 3 - Table of Contents; To Ensure Safe Use; ENGLISH

1 In this manual, the following conventions are used to refer to different models that have items in common. TU-60/70 .............. TU-60 and TU-70 CJ .................... CJ-500 and CJ-400 TU-400/500 .......... TU-400 and TU-500 FJ .................... FJ-50 and FJ-40 TU ........................ T...

Page 4 - About

2 To Ensure Safe Use Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of death or severeinjury should the unit be used improperly. About and Notices Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of injury or materialdamage should the unit be used improperly. * Material dam...

Page 6 - About the Labels Affixed to the Unit; NOTICE

4 Do not strike the mirror. Doing somay damage the mirror, resultingin incorrect operation. About the Labels Affixed to the Unit These labels are affixed to the parts shown below.The following figure describes the location. Rating labelUse a rated power supply. Model name Affixed to the 230 V/240 V ...

Page 7 - System Configuration; Confirmation of Included Items; of material feed; STAND

5 TUC-60/70 1. System Configuration Use with the configuration shown below. 2. Confirmation of Included Items The items are in the two packing cartons. Open both boxes and make sure all items are present. Automatic take-up of material feed TU-** TU-60, TU-70 Rail slider: 1 Paper tube: 1 Gauge: 1 Cab...

Page 8 - Frame and Control Box Installation; Installation and Assembly

6 Frame and Control Box Installation 3. Installation and Assembly Required tool Large Installation of the control box is atask which must be carried out bytwo or more persons. Injury may result if attempted by one personwithout assistance. To secure the part in place, use thebolt included with the u...

Page 9 - Rail Slider Installation; Installing the Sensor and the Small

7 (1) (2) Rail Slider Installation Follow steps (1) and (2) insequence to install the railslider. Required tool Small Front Required tool Small Installing the Sensor and the Small Retainer If the screw holes for the small cap screws donot line up, loosen all screws at the locationsshown in the figur...

Page 10 - Installing the Mirror

8 Power Cord Connection and Large Retainer Installation Arm Installation The configuration of the AC adapter variesaccording to regional differences involtage. Please note that the descriptions inthis manual are for the 117 V adapter. Attach the retainer (large) to the back of the stand, and arrange...

Page 12 - Operating Conditions for the TU; OK; TU; For Both the CJ and the FJ; For the CJ Only

10 Return of pulled-out material Material feed Take-up of fed material The CJ/FJ stops operation Take-up of fed material MOTOR ERRORTURN OFF POWER 6. Operating Conditions for the TU The TU takes up material fed from the CJ/FJ. Performing an operation to pull out material from the CJ/FJ generates cor...

Page 13 - Mounting the Flange and Paper Tube; When using the core from used-up rolled material as the paper tube

11 Mounting the Flange and Paper Tube When using the core from used-up rolled material as the paper tube When mounting the paper tube on the flanges, make sure thatthe paper tube fits snugly. Attempting to take up material whenthe paper tube is not stable may cause problems such as the pa-per tube c...

Page 14 - FJ; Loading Rolled Material; CJ

12 25 mm (1 in.) or more 25 mm (1 in.) or more FJ To ensure correct feed, make sure the material pulled out from the roll is free of slack. [Correct] FJ rear [Incorrect] FJ rear Entire materialstretched taut Material is slack Loading Rolled Material * For more information, see the user's manual for ...

Page 15 - The printed surface is moved to the inner side and taken up; Securing the Material in Place; The printed surface is moved to the outer side and taken up

13 Pull out material so that it is perpendicular to the papertube. 1 To prevent the pulled-out material from becomingcrooked, secure with tape at the two edges and center, asshown in the figure. 2 Backward Take-up (BACKWARD) The printed surface is moved to the inner side and taken up Securing the Ma...

Page 16 - Starting Operation

14 8. Starting Operation Do not allow the hands or hair totouch the paper tube, flange, orsheet during take-up. The hands or hair may become caught. During operation, do not enter the sensor's detection area. Doing so will result in excessive take-up and causeprinting to be interrupted. When in the ...

Page 17 - Cleaning the Mirror and Sensor

15 Turn off the power. 1 Cut off the piece of material from the roll. 2 9. Removing Material Removal of taken-up roll materialfrom the TU is a task which must becarried out by two or more persons. Injury may result ifattempted by oneperson withoutassistance. 10. Maintenance Cleaning the Mirror and S...

Page 18 - The TU doesn't take up material

16 11. What to Do If... The CJ doesn't run * If a message like the one shown at right appears on the CJ Is the cutting function of the application software you're using not enabled? Do not use in such modes. Has the prefeed function on the CJ been set to [ENABLE]? Change the setting to [DISABLE]. Ha...

Page 20 - MEMO