Page 3 - Contents
1 Contents To Ensure Safe Use ........................................................................................................................ 4 Pour utiliser en toute sécurité .................................................................................................. 10 Important Not...
Page 6 - To Ensure Safe Use; Incorrect operation may cause injury; About; and; CAUTION; Notices
4 To Ensure Safe Use Improper handling or operation of this machine may result in injury or damage to property. Points whichmust be observed to prevent such injury or damage are described as follows. Incorrect operation may cause injury Never allow anyone unfamiliar withthe usage or handling of the ...
Page 9 - Ink, cleaning liquid, and discharged fluid are flammable and toxic; In the Event of Ingestion or Physical Distress
To Ensure Safe Use 7 Ink, cleaning liquid, and discharged fluid are flammable and toxic WARNING Never operate in locations such asthose near an open flame or heater, orwhere sparking or static electricitymay occur. Ink or the like may ignite and cause fire. Never place ink, cleaning liquid, or dis-c...
Page 10 - Danger of fire, burns, or toxic gas emissions
To Ensure Safe Use 8 Danger of fire, burns, or toxic gas emissions This machine has high-temperatureareas (platen and dryer). Exercise cau-tion to avoid fire or burns. Never leave media loaded in the ma-chine when printing is not being per-formed. The continued application of heat at a singlelocatio...
Page 11 - Warning Labels
To Ensure Safe Use 9 Warning Labels Warning labels are affixed to make areas of danger immediately clear. The meanings of these labels are asfollows. Be sure to heed their warnings.Also, never remove the labels or allow them to become obscured. Ink Is Toxic Ink and discharged fluid are toxic. Avoidc...
Page 12 - Pour utiliser en toute sécurité; L'utilisation incorrecte peut causer des blessures; Avis sur les avertissements; ATTENTION; À propos des symboles
10 Pour utiliser en toute sécurité La manipulation ou l'utilisation inadéquates de cet appareil peuvent causer des blessures ou des dommagesmatériels. Les précautions à prendre pour prévenir les blessures ou les dommages sont décrites ci-dessous. L'utilisation incorrecte peut causer des blessures Ne...
Page 14 - Risque de décharge ou de choc électrique,
Pour utiliser en toute sécurité 12 Risque de décharge ou de choc électrique, d'électrocution ou d'incendie Cet appareil transmet une tension élevée (maximum d'environ 10 ampères). Cela peut créer des situa-tions qui ne se produisent pas avec de l'équipement à basse tension. La prudence est de mise. ...
Page 15 - L'encre, les liquides nettoyants et les liquides; En cas d'ingestion ou de trouble physique
Pour utiliser en toute sécurité 13 L'encre, les liquides nettoyants et les liquides usées sont inflammables et toxiques ATTENTION PRUDENCE En cas d'ingestion ou de trouble physique ➢ En cas de contact avec les yeux, rincer immédiatement et abondamment à l'eau courante pendant au moins 15minutes. Si ...
Page 16 - Risque d'incendie, de brûlures ou d'émissions de gaz toxiques
Pour utiliser en toute sécurité 14 Risque d'incendie, de brûlures ou d'émissions de gaz toxiques ATTENTION Remarques importantes sur les opérateurs et le lieu de travail ATTENTION PRUDENCE Cer taines surfaces de cet appareilatteignent des températures élevées(platine et surface de séchage). Pren-dre...
Page 17 - Vignettes d'avertissement
Pour utiliser en toute sécurité 15 Vignettes d'avertissement Des vignettes d'avertissement sont apposées pour qu'il soit facile de repérer les zones dangereuses. Lasignification des vignettes est donnée ci-dessous. Respecter les avertissements.Ne jamais retirer les vignettes et ne pas les laisser s'...
Page 18 - Important Notes on Handling and Use; Printer unit
16 Important Notes on Handling and Use This machine is a precision device. To ensure the full performance of this machine, be sure to observe thefollowing important points. Failure to observe these may not only result in loss of performance, but may alsocause malfunction or breakdown. Printer unit T...
Page 21 - -2 Part Names and Functions; Printer Unit and Dryer
19 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-2 Part Names and Functions Printer Unit and Dryer Front Cover Be sure to close this when youperform printing. Right Side Cover You remove this when youperform maintenance. Left Side Cover You remove this when youperform maintenance. Loading Lever You operate this when you...
Page 23 - Printer Control Panel
1-2 Part Names and Functions 21 Chapter 1 Introduction Printer Control Panel TEST PRINT Key Holding this down forone second or longerperforms a printing test. CLEANING Key You use this to performcleaning of the printheads. MENU Key You press this to enterthe menus for varioussettings. SETUP Key/Ligh...
Page 24 - Media Take-up and Feed Systems
1-2 Part Names and Functions 22 Chapter 1 Introduction Media Take-up and Feed Systems Guide Roller Balance Weights This weight balances the feeddancer roller to keep it level. Feed Dancer Rollers This maintains uniform ten-sion for the feed media. Take-up Unit This rotates the roll shaft totake up m...
Page 26 - -1 Switching the Power On and Off; Switching the Power On and Off
24 Chapter 2 Operation 2-1 Switching the Power On and Off Switching the Power On and Off This machine has four power switches. You switch on all four when using the machine.When you finish printing, you turn off switches 2, 3, and 4 as required. You also flip down the loading lever to therear of the...
Page 27 - The Power-saving Feature
2-1 Switching the Power On and Off 25 Chapter 2 Operation The Power-saving Feature This machine is provided with a power-saving feature that switches to a low-power "sleep mode" when a fixedinterval passes with no operation. The factory default for the time after which the machine switches t...
Page 28 - -2 Loading and Cutting Off Media; How to Load Media
26 Chapter 2 Operation 2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media How to Load Media WARNING When loading or moving roll media, be sure to use load-handling equipment suchas a lifter and carry out operations with care to prevent falls or other accidents. Some roll media may weigh about 100 kg (220 lb.). Attem...
Page 29 - Load the media onto the roll shaft.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 27 Chapter 2 Operation 1. Load the media onto the roll shaft. ■ Media having an outward curl Press in to fit on securely. Press in to fit on securely. End cap Hexagonal wrench(large) Hexagonal wrench(large) Printed surface Roll shaft Roll media Reinforcement pipe En...
Page 31 - Mount the roll shaft in the paper pipe.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 29 Chapter 2 Operation 2. Mount the roll shaft in the paper pipe. Paper pipe Roll shaft End cap End cap Press in to fit on securely. Press in to fit on securely. Hexagonal wrench(large) Hexagonal wrench (large) 75 to 100 mm (3 to 4 in.) Adjust the end cap to a posit...
Page 32 - Mount the media and paper pipe on the take-up and feed units.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 30 Chapter 2 Operation 3. Mount the media and paper pipe on the take-up and feed units. ➊ Switch off the power. ➋ Open the cover. ➌ Mount the roll shaft. Power switch for feed unit Power switch for take-up unit Roll media Place on the feed unit(interior). Paper pipe...
Page 33 - Pass the media through the printer and adjust the balance weights.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 31 Chapter 2 Operation 4. Pass the media through the printer and adjust the balance weights. ➊ Before you pass the media through, move the balance weights to match the width of the media. ➋ Pass the media through the rollers until its end reaches theplaten. Work fro...
Page 35 - Fasten the media to the paper pipe.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 33 Chapter 2 Operation 5. Fasten the media to the paper pipe. ➊ ➀ Go to the front of the printer. ➁ While holding down the media by hand tokeep it from slipping out of place, flip the load-ing lever to the rear. ➂ Pull the media to a position next to the pa-per pipe...
Page 38 - Set the orientation for automatic feed and automatic take-up.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 36 Chapter 2 Operation 6. Set the orientation for automatic feed and automatic take-up. ➊ Make the setting for the AUTO switch on the feed unit. ➋ Operate the MANUAL switch to take up the media and pull it taut.Take up the media for one turn or more. ■ Take-up with ...
Page 40 - Install the media clamps.
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 38 Chapter 2 Operation 7. Install the media clamps. The media clamps are magnetic. Important Notes on the Media Take-up and Feed Systems Never attempt any operation that pulls the media with excessive force, like the ones shown below. ➢ Never operate the MANUAL swit...
Page 41 - How to Cut Off Media
2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 39 Chapter 2 Operation How to Cut Off Media CAUTION The cutter knife used here is sharp and poses a hazard. Carry out operations withcaution to avoid injury. Cut off the media along the knife guide, using a retractable knife or the like. Knife guide
Page 42 - -3 Settings of Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer; What Are the Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer?
40 Chapter 2 Operation 2-3 Settings of Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer What Are the Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer? This machine is equipped with three devices for heating media. You use these mainly to improve ink adhesionand dry the ink. You can adjust the temperature settings to match the ty...
Page 43 - Temperature Settings for the Preheater and Print Heater; Procedure; Temperature Setting for the Dryer
2-3 Settings of Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer 41 Chapter 2 Operation Temperature Settings for the Preheater and Print Heater Procedure ➊ Press . Use to select the preheater or print heater. Use to make the setting. Press to enable the setting. ➋ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. A...
Page 44 - General Guide for the Preset Temperatures; General Guide for Adjustment; Examples of Preset Temperatures
2-3 Settings of Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer 42 Chapter 2 Operation General Guide for the Preset Temperatures The optimal temperature settings vary according to the type of media, differences in the print mode, and otherfactors. Use the following as a general guide and adjust accordingly. Gener...
Page 45 - -4 Starting Printing; Getting Ready to Receive Data from a Computer
43 Chapter 2 Operation 2-4 Starting Printing Getting Ready to Receive Data from a Computer When you have finished loading media and making the temperature settings for the heating devices, then followthe steps below. This procedure enables the machine to receive data from the computer and perform pr...
Page 46 - Printing Tests and Cleaning; How to Perform a Printing Test
2-4 Starting Printing 44 Chapter 2 Operation Printing Tests and Cleaning We recommend performing a printing test to check for problems such as dot drop-out before you carry outactual printing. If problems such as dot drop-out are found, clean the print heads. How to Perform a Printing Test Holding d...
Page 47 - Checking for Remaining Ink
45 Chapter 2 Operation 2-5 If Ink Runs Out Checking for Remaining Ink Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . ➌ Press . ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. The display shows an approximate guide to the amount of remaining ink, which may differ somewhat from the actualamount...
Page 48 - If Ink Runs Out
2-5 If Ink Runs Out 46 Chapter 2 Operation If Ink Runs Out When ink runs out, a warning beep sounds and printing pauses (unless the default settings have been changed).Pull out the empty cartridge and insert a new one. Printing resumes. Procedure ➊ The slot number for the empty cartridge flashes. ➋ ...
Page 52 - -1 Daily Care and Maintenance; Disposing of Discharged Ink
50 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3-1 Daily Care and Maintenance Disposing of Discharged Ink The drain bottle collects discharged fluid. Dispose of collected material before the bottle becomes full. Switchoff the sub power, then remove the bottle, being careful not to spill its contents. WARNI...
Page 53 - Cleaning
3-1 Daily Care and Maintenance 51 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Cleaning WARNING Never use gasoline, alcohol, thinner, or any other flammable material. Doing so may cause fire. CAUTION Before attempting cleaning, switch off the power and wait until the platen anddryer cool (approximately 30 m...
Page 54 - Care and Maintenance of the Print Heads; Daily Care and Maintenance; Periodic Care and Maintenance
3-1 Daily Care and Maintenance 52 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Care and Maintenance of the Print Heads Daily Care and Maintenance Use the machine's head-cleaning feature to perform maintenance. ☞ p 44 "Printing Tests and Cleaning" ☞ p 53 "When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective" ...
Page 55 - -2 When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective; Performing More Powerful Cleaning; Specify the head group to clean.
53 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3-2 When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective Performing More Powerful Cleaning W h e n t h e p r o b l e m s s u c h a s d o t d r o p - o u t a r e n o t c l e a r e d u p by t h e c l e a n i n g y o u p e r f o r m b ypressing (normal cleaning), try the more for...
Page 56 - When Powerful Cleaning Is Not Effective
3-1 Daily Care and Maintenance 54 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment When Powerful Cleaning Is Not Effective If problems such as dot drop-out persist even after you have performed powerful cleaning several times, then usethe cleaning kit to clean the heads. Such cleaning can be effective when carr...
Page 57 - -3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit; When the Cleaning Kit Becomes Necessary
55 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit When the Cleaning Kit Becomes Necessary If problems such as dot drop-out occur frequently and are not corrected by the machine's head-cleaning feature,clean the heads using the cleaning kit. Such cleaning can be ef...
Page 60 - Reattach the side covers and quit the manual cleaning mode.; Perform a printing test to verify the results of the procedure.
3-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit 58 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 4. Reattach the side covers and quit the manual cleaning mode. ➊ Attach the left and right side covers. ➋ Press . After the processing to quit the manual cleaning mode ends, the sub power is switched off. 5. Perfor...
Page 61 - -4 Replacing Consumable Parts; Replacing the Wipers; Enter the wiper replacement mode.
59 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3-4 Replacing Consumable Parts Replacing the Wipers The wipers are components that you use when cleaning the print heads. Whenthe screen displays a message like the one shown, it means the item needs to bereplaced. Replace with new items. CAUTION Be sure to pe...
Page 62 - Replace the wipers. Use the included tweezers.; Reattach the side cover and quit the wiper replacement mode.
3-4 Replacing Consumable Parts 60 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3. Replace the wipers. Use the included tweezers. ➊ Detach the old wipers.Detach the hook and pull up and out. ➋ Insert the new wipers. ➌ Attach the hook. 4. Reattach the side cover and quit the wiper replacement mode. ➊ Attach t...
Page 63 - -5 When Not in Use for a Prolonged Period; Keep Performing Maintenance; Alarm Feature
61 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3-5 When Not in Use for a Prolonged Period Keep Performing Maintenance Switch On the Power Once a Month Switch on the sub power once a month. When you turn on the power, the machine automatically performs someoperations such as those to keep the print heads fr...
Page 66 - -1 Pausing or Canceling Printing; Canceling Printing Before It Finishes; Description
64 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-1 Pausing or Canceling Printing Canceling Printing Before It Finishes Procedure ➊ Press . ➋ Hold down for one second or longer. ➌ Stop sending printing data from the computer. Description pauses printing. Pressing a second time here resumes printing, but a horizontal...
Page 67 - -2 Setting the Printing Position and Margins; Shifting the Print-start Position to the Rear; Shifting the Printing Position to the Left
65 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-2 Setting the Printing Position and Margins Shifting the Print-start Position to the Rear Procedure Use to move the media. Description Moving the media using lets you shift the print-start position to the rear. Never use . Doing so may cause the take-up unit to pull ...
Page 68 - Changing the Left and Right Margins; Make the setting for the right margin.
4-2 Setting the Printing Position and Margins 66 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Changing the Left and Right Margins Procedure 1. Make the setting for the right margin. ➊ Press . Press . ➋ Press twice. ➌ Use to move the heads. Press to enable the setting for the right side. 2. Make the setting for the l...
Page 69 - Go back to the original screen.
4-2 Setting the Printing Position and Margins 67 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 3. Go back to the original screen. ➊ If the front cover is open, then close it. ➋ Press . Use to go back to the original screen. Description You can perform this operation only when the light is on. To keep the heads from d...
Page 70 - -3 Optimizing Printing to Match Media Thickness; Adjusting Head Height to Match Media Thickness
68 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-3 Optimizing Printing to Match Media Thickness Adjusting Head Height to Match Media Thickness Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . ➌ Move the lever. ➍ Press . Press . Use to go back to the original screen. Description Depending on the media, media may w...
Page 71 - Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing; Print a test pattern.; Read the correction values from the test pattern.
4-3 Optimizing Printing to Match Media Thickness 69 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing Procedure 1. Switch off the power to the take-up unit (leaving the feed unit on). 2. Print a test pattern. ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Press to start pri...
Page 72 - Enter the correction values that you read.
4-3 Optimizing Printing to Match Media Thickness 70 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4. Enter the correction values that you read. Enter correction values H1 through H6 for each setting number (SETTING NO. 1 through 4), for a total of 24correction values. ➊ Press . ➋ Press . Use to select. Use to set the...
Page 74 - Saving Bidirectional Correction Values; Loading Bidirectional Correction Values
4-3 Optimizing Printing to Match Media Thickness 72 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Saving Bidirectional Correction Values Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Press several times. ➌ Press . Use to select a presetting number. Press to save. ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original screen...
Page 77 - -4 Accommodating Various Kinds of Media; Using Transparent Media
75 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-4 Accommodating Various Kinds of Media Using Transparent Media Procedure 1. Set the media type to "transparent." ➊ Press . ➋ Press . Use to select [CLEAR]. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. 2. Use the [PRINT AREA]...
Page 78 - Speeding Up Printing for Narrow Media
4-4 Accommodating Various Kinds of Media 76 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Description You use this when ink dries poorly even when the dryer is used. Larger values produce progressively slowermovement of the media, enabling you to extend the drying time accordingly. Printing time takes correspondingly...
Page 79 - Preventing Media from Coming Loose; Keeping Media from Being Soiled by Ink Drips
4-4 Accommodating Various Kinds of Media 77 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Preventing Media from Coming Loose Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Use to set the value. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. Description The platen uses suction to g...
Page 80 - Default Setting
4-4 Accommodating Various Kinds of Media 78 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Default Setting [PERIODIC CL.]: DISABLE
Page 81 - -5 Changing How the Printer Operates; Determining What Happens When Ink Runs Out; Setting the Interval until Activation of the Sleep Mode
79 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-5 Changing How the Printer Operates Determining What Happens When Ink Runs Out Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press twice. Use to make the setting. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. Description This lets you c...
Page 82 - Deactivating the Sleep Mode; Changing the Menu Language and the Units of Measurement
4-5 Changing How the Printer Operates 80 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Deactivating the Sleep Mode Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Press . Press . Use to select [DISABLE]. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. Default Setting [SETTING]: ENAB...
Page 83 - Returning All Settings to Their Initial Values; Printing a System Report
4-5 Changing How the Printer Operates 81 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Returning All Settings to Their Initial Values Procedure Press . Press several times. Press to execute. MENU FACTORY DEFAULT Printing a System Report Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. Press to start printing. ➋ Press . Press...
Page 84 - -6 Changing How the Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer Operate; Switching the Dryer On and Off
82 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-6 Changing How the Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer Operate Switching the Dryer On and Off Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Use to make the setting. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original screen. Description To oper...
Page 85 - Determining How the Preheater, Print Heater, and Dryer Operate
4-6 Changing How the Preheater, Print Heater and Dryer Operate 83 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Determining How the Preheater, Print Heater, and Dryer Operate Procedure ➊ Press . Press several times. ➋ Press . Use to make the setting. Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the orig...
Page 86 - Main menu
84 Chapter 4 Feature Reference 4-7 Menu List Main menu Press ☞ p 75 ☞ p 66 ☞ p 68 ☞ pp 69,72 SHEET TYPE OPAQUE OPAQUE MENU PRINT AREA RIGHT EDGE SET PRINT AREA RIGHT EDGE MENU SHEET TYPE RIGHT EDGE CANCEL PRINT AREA LEFT EDGE LEFT EDGE SET LEFT EDGE CANCEL MENU HEAD HEIGHT MENU ADJUST BI-DIR ADJUST ...
Page 90 - Language and Unit Menu
4-7 Menu List 88 Chapter 4 Feature Reference Language and Unit Menu Hold down and switch on the sub power. MENU LANGUAGE ENGLISH LENGTH UNIT mm mm TEMP. UNIT ˚C ˚C SETUP SHEET Cleaning and Maintenance Menu Press HEAD CLEANING ALL HEAD CLEANING A GROUP Hold down for one sec- ond or longer. Hold down ...
Page 92 - The Printer Unit Doesn't Run
90 Chapter 5 What to Do If The Printer Unit Doesn't Run Is the power switched on? Switch on the printer's main power, then press the subpower switch and make sure the POWER light comeson. If the light on? Printing is not performed when the light is not on. Pull back the loading lever, close the fron...
Page 93 - Printed Results Are Coarse or Contain Horizontal Stripes; -2 Attractive Printing Is Impossible; Colors Are Unstable or Uneven
91 Chapter 5 What to Do If Printed Results Are Coarse or Contain Horizontal Stripes Do the print heads show dot drop-out? Carry out a printing test and make sure no dot drop-outoccurs. If dot drop-out is present, perform head cleaning. ☞ p 44 "Printing Tests and Cleaning" ☞ p 53 "When He...
Page 94 - The Media Becomes Soiled When Printed
5-2 Attractive Printing Is Impossible 92 Chapter 5 What to Do If The Media Becomes Soiled When Printed Do the print heads contact the media? The height of the print heads may be too low. Also, if themedia is not loaded and set up correctly, it may wrinkleor come loose and strike the heads. ☞ p 95 &#...
Page 95 - The Media Jams
93 Chapter 5 What to Do If 5-3 The Media Jams The Media Jams If an error message is displayed because the mediahas jammed, immediately correct the problem. Fail-ure to do so may damage the print heads. ☞ p 98 [MOTOR ERROR TURN OFF POWER] Is the media warped or wrinkled? Many factors can cause warpin...
Page 96 - The Media Cannot Be Taken Up Smoothly; -4 The Media Cannot Be Taken Up Smoothly
94 Chapter 5 What to Do If The Media Cannot Be Taken Up Smoothly Is media feed unstable? Various factors can make media feed unstable. Refer tothe following and correct the problem. ☞ p 95 "Media Wrinkles or Shrinks, or Feed Is Un- stable" 5-4 The Media Cannot Be Taken Up Smoothly
Page 97 - -5 Media Wrinkles or Shrinks, or Feed Is Unstable; Media Wrinkles or Shrinks; The Media Is Not Straight
95 Chapter 5 What to Do If 5-5 Media Wrinkles or Shrinks, or Feed Is Unstable A variety of problems can occur if the media feed is notsmooth. This can cause such problems as poor printing quality,contact with the media by the print heads, misaligned posi-tioning, media jams, or poor take-up. Take ac...
Page 98 - -6 The Print Heads Stopped Moving; What to Do First
96 Chapter 5 What to Do If 5-6 The Print Heads Stopped Moving If the print-head carriage stops over the platen, takeaction immediately to prevent the heads from dr y-ing out. What to Do First Switch the sub power off, then back on again. (If themedia is jammed, then also remove the media.) If thehea...
Page 99 - -7 If a Message Appears
97 Chapter 5 What to Do If 5-7 If a Message Appears These are the main messages that appear on the machine'sdisplay to prompt correct operation. They do not indicateany error. Follow the prompts and take action accordingly. [1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ ...] Only a small amount of ink remains. Replace the car-tr...
Page 100 - -8 If an Error Message Appears
98 Chapter 5 What to Do If 5-8 If an Error Message Appears This describes the error messages that may appear on themachine's display, and how to take action to remedy theproblem. If the action described here does not correct theproblem, or if an error message not described here appear,contact your a...
Page 104 - Conditions for Usable Media
102 Chapter 6 Specifications 6-1 Usable Media Conditions for Usable Media Media width 48 to 104 inches (1220 to 2641 mm) Roll outer diameter ( A) Maximum 250 mm (9.8 inches) Paper pipe (core) inner diameter (B) 3 inches (76.2 mm) Media thickness (C) Maximum 1.0 mm (39 mil) Roll weight Maximum 100 kg...
Page 105 - Printing Area and Margins
103 Chapter 6 Specifications 6-2 Printing Area Printing Area and Margins *1 The amount of margin can be changed using the menus.*2 Margin length required by the media take-up and feed systems.*3 Margin set automatically (default value; for media whose width is detectable) Media Printing area Right m...
Page 106 - -3 Locations of the Power Rating and Serial Number Labels
104 Chapter 6 Specifications 6-3 Locations of the Power Rating and Serial Number Labels Serial Number This is require when you seek mainte-nance, servicing, or support. Never peeloff the label or let it get dirty. Power Rating Use an electrical outlet that meets the re-quirements for voltage, freque...
