Oce CS6407 Basic Operation Manual

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Océ CS6407

Read this User’s Guide (including Safety Information) carefully before use of this printer and handle it properly. After reading, keep it for later use.

Basic Operation Guide

Documentnumber

Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer

Océ CS6407

Océ Technologies B.V.

Introduction For your basic operation Maintenance When encountering a problem Appendix

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Océ CS6407 Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer Basic Operation Guide Edition 1, April 2010

Copyright © 2010, Océ-Technologies B.V. Venlo, The Netherlands. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, copied, adapted, or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from 'companyname'. Océ-Technologies B.V. makes no representation or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and speci cally disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or  tness for any particular purpose. Further, Océ-Technologies B.V. reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation to notify any person of such revision or changes.

Trademarks Océ®, Océ CS6407® are registered trademarks of Océ-Technologies B.V. Microsoft® and Windows® are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft® Corporation in the United States and / or other countries. Products in this publication are referred to by their general trade names. In most, if not all cases, these designations are claimed as trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Note: Visit Océ on the internet at www.oce.com for the latest information.

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Introduction

Océ 6407 Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer (hereafter simply called the Printer.) is equipped with built-in USB interface that adopts solvent ink and supports media of up to 74-inch width.

The Océ 6407 Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer Basic Operation Guide describes:

- The Printer’s features and main components

- Information required for the operation

- Basic operations to turn the Printer on and o and to handle the media and ink system

To operate the Printer safely and properly, before starting the operation be sure to read the following.

- Safety precautions

- Delivery products

- Manual legend (notation rules)

Keep this guide near the Printer so that you can quickly access it at any time.

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Océ 6407 Basic Operation Guide

To perform your rst printing

Basic Operation Guide

Read the Basic Operation Guide before your rst Printer operation.

This guide describes the basic handling and daily operation of

media, printing, and maintenance.

To print on other media

To perform double-sided printing

To perform the Printer’s maintenance

To replace the Printer’s ink pack

To replace the Printer’s waste ink bottle

To recover error messages

To clear media jams

How do the two Guides work?

Océ CS6407

Read this User’s Guide carefully before use of this printer and handle it properly. After reading, keep it for later use.

Basic Operation Guide

Documentnumber

Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer

Océ 6407

Océ Technologies B.V.

P.29

P.50

P.54

P.58

P.86

P.84

P.76

P.75

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Advanced Operation Guide

Read the Advanced Operation Guide so that you can operate

the Printer eectively.

This Guide describes the Printer’s ne setting and adjustment to

maximize the Printer’s performance.

To clear banding, white lines, and bleeding

To operate the Printer with ne settings

To print on cut-sheet media

To change heater temperature while printing

To turn the Printer o

To create a new media preset

To switch between 4-color and 8-color modes

Océ CS6407

Read this User’s Guide carefully before use of this printer and handle it properly. After reading, keep it for later use.

Wide Format Solvent Inkjet Printer

Advanced Operation Guide

Océ 6407

Océ Technologies B.V.

P.66

P.26

P.42

P.52

P.8

P.36

P.60

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Océ 6407 Basic Operation Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Safety precautions

General warning and cautions

Regulation Notices (country dependent)

Handling precautions

Components delivered with this product

Manual legend (Notational rules)

Operating conditions

Introduction

Appearance / Main components and their

functions

Printer rear (supply side)

Printer interior

Operation panel

Printer heater unit

Online and o ine

Online

Offline

Supported media

Vinyl

Banner

Mesh banner

Backlit banner (FF)

Solvent printing coated paper

For your basic operation

Precautions to prevent media jams

Basic operation for printing

Printing workflow overview

Procedure to remove media roll from the Printer

Media at take-up side

Media at supply side

Procedure to remove scroller flange from media roll

To print on other media

To print on Vinyl, Mesh banner, Backlit banner (FF), or Solvent printing coated paper

To take up media in LOOSE winding mode

To perform double-sided printing

Maintenance

Daily maintenance

Check the wiper blade for contamination and replenish wiper cleaning liquid

Clean the capping unit

Replenish spittoon absorber liquid

Check the waste ink bottle

Clean the carriage

Cleaning the madia edge guard

Performing normal cleaning

Print the nozzle print pattern

Cleaning

Clean the exterior

Clean the front cover and front paper guide

Carriage cleaning

After today’s operation

When encountering a problem

Check your problem

How to clear media jams

When an error message is displayed

Out of ink while printing

The media was skewed.

Warning messages

Move the Printer

Replace a waste ink bottle

Install and replace an ink pack

Replace a spittoon case

Replace a wiper blade

Appendix

Basic speci cations

Consumables

Addresses of lacal Océ organisations

Index

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The following symbols are used in the Guides to ensure the Printer’s proper operation and to prevent the Printer from being damaged. Follow the instructions marked with these symbols:

This symbol ( ) denotes items that require special care while executing a certain procedure or operation.

This symbol ( ) denotes items that are forbidden.

This symbol ( ) denotes items you should follow to prevent accidents or injury.

Example of symbols :



WARNING

CAUTION

Failuretofollowtheguidelinesmarkedwiththis symbolcouldresultinseriouspersonalinjuryor death.

Failuretofollowtheguidelinesmarkedwiththis symbolcouldresultinminorpersonalinjuryor damagetotheproduct.

Safety precautions

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Be sure to read warnings below before use.

WARNING

Use the power supply voltage speci ed on the nameplate. Avoid overloading the printer’s electrical outlet with multiple devices.

Be sure the printer is well grounded. Failure to ground the printer may result in electrical shock,  re, and susceptibility to electromagnetic interference.

Always hold the power cord by the plug when connecting and disconnecting from the power outlet.

Never pull on the cord because this may damage it and create risk of  re and electric shock.

Do not use a conversion plug.

Do not disassemble or repair the Printer by yourself. Do not reinstall the printer in a new location. Call your service representative.

DO NOT damage, break, process, or heat the power cable. If it is damaged, replace it with a new one. Using a damaged power cable may cause  re or electric shock.

NEVER use the Printer in a place of extreme humidity or any place where it can possibly be splashed by any liquids. If any liquid gets into the Printer, it could lead to  re, electric shock, or a breakdown.

Do not allow metal or liquids to touch the internal parts of the Printer. Doing so may cause  re, electric shock, or other serious hazards.

DO NOT disconnect or connect the power cord with wet hands. Doing so may lead to electric shock.

Power OFF the printer, unplug the power cord from the power outlet, and contact your service representative in any of the following cases. Using the printer continuously in an abnormal state may result in an accident or  re.

- Smoke, strange noise or smell is generated from the Printer or the Printer is overheated.

- There is smoke or an unusual smell coming from the printer.

- The Printer is making an unusual noise during normal operation.

- A piece of metal or a liquid (not part of cleaning and maintenance routines) touches internal parts of the Printer.

- An error requiring service by a service representative occurs.

Ink used in the ink packs and subcartridges is combustible. Do not use or store near open  ames, sparks, or other sources of ignition.

Avoid contact between skin, eyes, and clothing and the Printer’s following consumables: ink, storage liquid, cleaning liquid, cap cleaning liquid, wiper cleaning liquid, and waste ink.

- Immediately wash skin with soapy water.

- Use an approved eye wash station if ink is splashed into eyes and consult a doctor if necessary. If an approved eye wash station is unavailable, flush eyes with cold water and consult a doctor Remove clothing soaked with ink from contact with skin.

Do not swallow ink. If swallowed, do not induce vomiting and seek immediate medical attention.

DO NOT place the printer on an unstable table or at a slant place. If it falls, it maylead to injury.

General warning and cautions

The following symbols are used in the Operation Guides to ensure the proper use of the Printer and to prevent the Printer from being damaged. Follow the instructions marked with these symbols.

WARNING

Failure to follow the guidelines marked with this symbol could result in serious personal injury or death.

CAUTION

Failure to follow the guidelines marked with this symbol could result in minor personal injury or damage to the product.

General warnings

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To ensure safe operation of the Printer, pay attention to all the warnings and cautions contained

throughout this manual.

Do not touch heater surfaces in the media path. This may cause burns.

Keep ink packs, subcartridges, and waste ink bottles out of the reach of children.

General cautions

CAUTION

Ensure to read cautions below before use.

Operate the Printer carefully near the Printer's movable parts, so that your hands or your clothes are not caught in the Printer.

Install and operate the printer in a wellventilated area. Otherwise the operator may feel sickish. In such a case, take a rest in a wellventilated place.

Handle media rolls with care. They can be heavy and di cult to move in con ned spaces. In some cases, two people should move and install media rolls. Dropping a media roll could cause personal injury or damage to the printer. Carrying with dolly is recommended.

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Regulation Notices (country dependent)

Radio Interference suppression (all countries except USA)

Warning: This is a Class A product. In a domestic environment this product may cause radio

interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.

FCC approval (USA- only)

Note: This system has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital

device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the system is operated in a commercial environment. This system generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

ICES-003; Interference-causing equipment (Canada- only)

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil

numérique de la classe A est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.

End of Life; WEEE (EU- only)

The symbol "the crossed-out wheeled bin" indicates that at end-of-life of the equipment

separate collection is required in the EU Member States. The black bar speci es that the appliance is put on the market after 13 August 2005. Reference: Directive 2002/96/EC. Contact your local Océ -organization for further information.

General information (All countries)

Caution labels and notations (All countries)

You can  nd the power-marking label near the mains entrance. If connection to a

di erent mains voltage is required, contact Customer Service.

Do not remove caution labels or caution notations. If a label or notation is soiled,

please clean the label or notation. If you cannot make label or notation legible, or if the label or notation is damaged, please contact your service representative.

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Space requirements and operation precautions (All countries)

The required operating space of this product will be communicated to each customer

by the local sales representative during the Site Survey.

Please refer to the corresponding Safety Data Sheets for speci c safety information,

including the dimensions of the product, the recommended room volume and ventilation rate. You can download the Safety Data Sheets from the support site of your product at http://global.oce.com/support/.

Operating environment (All countries)

The environmental requirements for correct operation of the machine are as follows:

Operating temperature (T): 15 °C (59 °F) to 30 °C (86 °F) Relative Humidity (RH): 30 % to 70 %

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Handling precautions

The precautions below are recommended to avoid damage to the Printer and its components.

Power supply

1. Install the Printer near the socket. To pull out the power plug in an emergency, the power socket must be reached easily.

2. Do not share the power supply with the noise generating devices such as a motor.

3. Use the power supply voltage speci ed on the nameplate.

4. Monthly turn o the Printer and check the following:

- The power plug is inserted into the socket securely.

- No dust is accumulated between the plug terminals and socket. When dust is found, clean the area with a dry cloth.

Printer

1. Do not place anything on the top of the printer. Do not rest your elbows on the Printer. Especially be careful not to block the printer's exhaust outlet shown by the  gure below.

2. Do not apply shock or stress to the Printer.

3. During the print operation, do not open the front cover, nor set the pressure control knob to “Open.” Otherwise the printer operation is terminated.

4. Do not clean the cover’s surface with benzene or paint thinner. This may damage the Printer’s paint. Clean the cover’s smear with a soft cloth. If the cover is considerably smeared, wipe it o with a cloth moistened with water-diluted neutral detergent. If it is not cleaned, the smear may a ect the Printer’s surface painting.

5. Always use the SIIT-speci ed attachments and options. The other products may degrade the image quality, damage the Printer, and disable the maintenance.

6. Never touch the print head nozzles. They can be easily damaged or clogged.

Regular inspection and maintenance

Make sure you observe the appropriate maintenance guideline.

1. Clean the capping unit and wiper blade every day.

2. Everyday check visually the remaining wiper cleaning liquid is the speci ed quantity or more.

3. Clean the print head every two months with the head cleaning kit (IP7-125).

4. If you leave the Printer o for more than 2 weeks, perform the service cleaning.

5. If, after the service cleaning, you leave the Printer for a long time and again you start the print operation with the Printer, be sure to perform the head wash and charge the ink system.

Consumables

1. SIIT ink packs should be installed before the “Install By” date printed on the pack. The other ink may damage the Printer, and the Printer repair fee is borne by you.

2. To ensure the quality, validated date is printed on the SIIT ink pack, storage liquid, and cleaning liquid. Use the consumables before they expire. The expired consumables may cause deterioration in print quality or the Printer’s malfunction.

3. Put used ink packs into a plastic bag and dispose of them as industrial waste. Observe local regulations

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for disposal of consumables.

4. Unpack the SIIT ink pack package only when they are installed. Do not store SIIT ink packs in direct

sunlight. Store the SIIT ink packs in a cool, dry place. This prevents deterioration of the ink during storage.

5. Do not disassemble the ink packs and subcartridges. They are intended for single use only.

6. Do not drop the ink packs and subcartridges. Avoid shock to them. The drop or shock may cause an ink

leakage.

Media

 Supported media

The Printer supports the solvent inkjet media of the types below. Note that the print condition may change depending on the environmental conditions and the media production batch. So you are recommended to test the print with the media beforehand. For details, contact your service representative.

z Vinyl z Banner z Mesh banner z Backlit banner (FF) z Solvent printing coated paper

 Precautions on storing media

 At storing media, packed or unpacked, avoid direct sunlight and water stained. To avoid dust put the

media into a box or a bag, and keep it in a cool and dark place.

 Avoid a rapid temperature change to prevent a dew condensation.  Do not store media upright. The media stored upright may be deformed to be telescopic due to its

weight, or may deform its edge.

 Do not pile up the roll media.

 Precautions on disposing of media

 Dispose of media or printout in compliance with all local, state, and federal regulations.

 Precautions on using media

 Do not subject the unpacked media to the temperature and humidity change. Before loading the

media on the Printer, leave the media in the operating environment for three hours or more. Note that the ambient humidity change may a ect the media by turning on or o the air conditioner.

 The media may be curled in a lower temperature, and wrinkled in a higher temperature. Keep the

temperature around 23°C and the humidity around 50% when you use the media.

 Do not use a part of media when the part is scratched, wrinkled, turned, or with obstructions. Never use

the damaged media, as the right and left edges of the media are especially critical to feed media on the Printer. Besides, do not drop the media and avoid water stained, which may degrade the image quality, and cause the Printer’s malfunction.

 Do not touch the printed image but the margin part. The image quality may be degraded by your

insensible sebum and sweat.

 When the media is wound telescopically at loading on the Printer, correct the slippage before using.

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 Precautions on handling printouts

 Do not touch the printed surface of the media before the ink dries, or especially 24 hours after printed.

Handle the printout by securing the margins.

 Do not scratch the printout to avoid the color lost or transferred. To avoid the printout’s color

transferred, do not put the printed media on the other printed media with their printed surface facing each other.

 Do not put the printed media on the printout from copier or laser printer. The printouts’ ink or toner

may stick the two printouts.

 Note that an ink on the printed surface may come o if the surface is rubbed hard or scratched.  The printed image may bleed or be lost if the water-stained printout is scratched hard or left.

 Other precautions

 Media loses its color and quality with age. Check the media condition and select the media with better

condition.

 Cut the media carefully, as its paper dust may cause bubble surface at laminated.  When adhesive-backed media is applied, some adhesive agent may be left on the platen, which

may cause a media jam. So clean the agent completely with a soft cloth moistened with the neutral detergent.

 Available area on media

The available area on media in scanning direction depends on media width, media edge guards application, and stripe bar presence. With the media edge guards and stripe bar applied, your available area is decreased by

34.9mm in right and 10.0mm in left. The available are is decreased more when the optional product below is applied:

- Wide type media edge guards for platen sheet

Media width

Printable area

Color stripe :YES

Printable area

Media edge guards :YES

Color stripe :NO

Media edge guards :YES

41.9mm

15.0mm 15.0mm

15.0mm

Without wide type media edge guards for platen sheet

With wide type media edge guards

34.9mm

29.9mm

10.0mm 10.0mm

10.0mm

5.0mm 5.0mm

5.0mm

Color stripe :YES

Media edge guards :YES

Color stripe :YES

Media edge guards :NO

Color stripe :NO

Media edge guards :YES

Color stripe :NO

Media edge guards :NO

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The following components are delivered with the Printer, and installed to the Printer at the Printer installation, check that all the components below are delivered. If any item is missing or damaged, contact Océ from whom you purchased the Printer or the nearest service depot.

(Supply side) (Take up side)

Scloller flange

<4 pieces>

Flange spacer

<1 piece>

Flange holder

<1 piece>

Tension bar

(with ange: 1 piece)

(with no ange S: 2, ML: 1, L: 1)

<2 pieces>

Tension bar flange

<2 pieces>

Fixing ring

<2 pieces>

Tension bar flange with screw

<1 set>

Waste ink bottle IP6-109

<1 bottle>

Power cable

<2 pieces>

Subcartridge

<8 pieces>

Basic Operation Guide

(this guide)

<1 volume>

Advanced Operation Guide

<1 volume>

Quick reference guide

<1 volume>

Spittoon absorber

liquid

29953844

<1 set>

Spittoon absorber liquid(100 ml) : 3 bottles

Daily maintenance kit

29953842

<1 set>

• Cap cleaning liquid : 300 ml

• Wiper cleaning liquid : 200 ml

• Spittoon absorber liquid : 100 ml

• Cleaning roller : 30 pieces

• Cleaning swab : 10 pieces

• Dripper : 10 pieces

• Tweezers : 1 piece

• Cleaning stick : 1 piece

• Spittoon case : 1 piece

• Gloves : 30 pairs

• Bag : 1 piece

* Subcartridge consists of the colors below. (1) Y, M, C, K, Lm, Lc, Gy, and Lgy (1pc for each) for 8-color mode (2) Y, M, C, and K (2pcs for each) for 4-color mode

<1 unit>

- with USB interface

- with the feed unit and take-up reel unit

Wiper cleaning liquid

purging set

(Required at the Printer relocation.)

Wiper cleaning liquid set

29953843

<1 set>

Wiper cleaning liquid (200 ml) : 3 bottles

USB 2.0 cable

<1 piece>

Ink tray

29951292

<8 pieces>

Dummy pack

<8 pieces>

Roll spacer

<2 pieces>

（with four xtures）

Scloller shaft

<2 pieces>

Flange shaft fixture

- Supply side <2 pieces>

- Take up side <2 pieces>

<4 pieces>

Phillips screwdriver

Roll media (for adjustment)

<1piece>

64-inch paper tube

(for take-up reel unit)

<1 piece>

Printer

Items packed with printer

Accessories

Components delivered with this product

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The notational rules such as marks, keys, LCD, and LEDs used for explanation in this guide are as follows:

Marks

WARNING

- Boxes marked with a "WARNING" describe points of caution for avoiding serious personal injury.

CAUTION

- Boxes marked with a "CAUTION" describe points of caution for avoiding injury to yourself or damage to the Printer.

TIP:

- This mark o ers you the information to facilitate the Printer operation.

Reference mark

This mark is followed by a reference section or page number.

Capping unit side and wiping unit side

To identify the Printer’s right and left, this guide mentions the capping unit side and wiping unit side as follows.

Viewed from the Printer’s front (media teke-up side)

Viewed from the Printer’s rear (media supply side)

Capping unit sideWiping unit side

Capping unit side Wiping unit side

Capping unit is equipped.

Wiping unit is equipped.

Manual legend (Notational rules)

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This is the example page for the operation guidance.

INK MEDIA REG MEDIA M.ADV





 

Operation Guide’s quick index

The quick index on the right edge is a shortcut for users to access the target page.

Shows the LCD on the operation panel.

Shows that the LCD menu automatically changes in the arrow direction without key operation.

Shows that the LCD menu changes in the arrow direction with key operation.

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Installation and maintenance space

Adequate space is required around the Printer for supplies replacement of consumables and parts, print processing, and ventilation during normal operation and maintenance. Keep the space shown in the  gure below.

4183mmormore

400

1000

3275mmormore

(Front side)

400

Secure 2200 mm in horizontal direction.

(Unit: mm)

Environmental conditions

 Operating temperature and humidity levels

Use the Printer within the temperature and humidity levels shown below.

Temperature: 15°C to 30°C (60°F to 80°F) Humidity: 30% to 70%

 To obtain better print quality, use the Printer within a temperature range of 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°F).  To ensure a stable and good print quality, the Printer slows down the print speed when the head

temperature exceeds 40°C (104°F).

NOTE

- If the Printer is not used at the operating temperature and humidity ranges, the print may be stopped or the print quality may be degraded.

- It takes time for the Printer to reach the operating environment temperature and humidity.

- To ensure good print image quality, it is recommended to keep the room temperature 20 to 25°C, 68 to 77°F and use the Printer after 1 hour.

Operating conditions

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 Places where the Printer must not be installed

Do not install the Printer in the following places.

 Places near  re  Places exposed to direct sunlight  Places subject to vibration  Places with excessive dust  Places subject to extreme changes in temperature or humidity  Places near an air conditioner or a heater  Places where the Printer may get wet  Places exposed to direct exhaust air from an air vent  Places near a diazo copier that may generate ammonia gas  Places with poor ventilation  Unstable places

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Appearance / Main components and their functions

Printer front (take-up side)

Operation panel

Provided with LEDS and LCD to display printer status and keys to set functions.

Media drying fan

Equipped to dry ink after printing.

Pressure control knob

Switches the media pressure force.

Take-up direction switch

Selects a media take-up direction.

Media advance/rewind switch

Advances or rewinds media.

Media advance/rewind switch

Advances or rewinds media.

Flange holder

Holds the scroller ange so that the scroller ange would not lifted during the print.

Shaft holder

Holds the scroller shaft so that the scroller shaft would not be lifted during the print.

Subcartridge cover

Covers the subcartridge insertion slots. On the LCD, subcartridge is displayed as subtank.

Waste ink bottle unit

Contains a waste ink bottle

Capping cover

Opened when cleaning the capping unit or the carriage.

Wiping cover

Opened when replacing the wiper blade.

Protection bar

Placed to protect media surface just after the print.

Front cover

Must be closed during printing.

Caster

Unlocked to move the Printer and locked to immobilize it.

Tension bar guide

Applies tension to the media.

Tension bar

Placed to apply a proper tension to media.

Printer power inlet

Printer power switch

Heater power inlet

Heater power switch

USB connector

Connected to the printer server.

Pressure control knob

Switches the media pressure force.

Ink box cover

An inlet to set ink (Note: Displayed as “INK COVER” on the LCD.)

Printer rear (supply side)

Introduction

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Introduction For your basic operation Maintenance When encountering a problem Appendix

Appearance / Main components and their functions / Online and o ine / Supported media

Printer interior

Printer front (take-up side)

Printer rear (supply side)

Stopper

CAUTION

Be sure to unlock the stopper before closing the wiping cover and capping cover.

Wiping unit

Removes foreign substances on the print head’s nozzle surface.

Capping unit

Prevents the print head’s nozzles from drying.

Spittoon case

For the stable printing, contains the absorbers to hold excess ink from print head.

Carriage

Houses the print heads inside, and prints image with scanning media.

Ink tray

Supports ink pack setting.

Subcartridge

Provides with ink for printing while ink pack is replaced. On the LCD, Subcartridge is displayed as subtank.

Media edge guard

Protects print heads from being damaged by the curling or feathering media edge.

Platen

Transports media. The platen incorporates suction fans and print heater to cure the ink.

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Operation panel

The keys, LEDs and LCD are laid on the Printer's operation panel of the Printer as shown below. In addition, the operation panel is also equipped with a buzzer function for attention in case an error occurs or an invalid key is input.

ONLINE

HEATER

CANCEL

ONLINE

HEATER

CANCEL

ONLINE

Power switch

Turns on or o the power of the Printer.

LCD

Indicates printer status and menus.

Buzzer

Sounds when:

- An error occurred.

- Invalid key operation was made.

- The print head was not capped in the daily maintenance.

LEDs

Indicates printer status with ON, OFF, and blinking.

Keys

Assists your menu operation and the Printer operation.

Data LED

(Green)

Error LED

(Orange)

Ink LED (Green)

Media LED

(Green)

ONLINE LED

(Green)

Indicates data reception state. Blink: Receiving data from the host computer. OFF: No receiving data from the host computer.

Indicates whether an error has occurred. ON: An error has occurred. Blink: Warning state. OFF: Normal (no error)

Indicates whether ink is remaining. ON: Ink of all colors is present. Blink: Ink near-end (Ink of any color is little.) OFF: No ink.

Indicates whether media is remaining. ON: Media is present (Either roll media or

cut-sheet media is loaded.) Blink: Take-up reel unit's operation was

suspended. OFF: No media (Neither roll media nor cut-sheet

media is loaded.)

Indicates online or offline state of the Printer. ON: Online Blink: Online pause mode OFF: Offline

Selects online or offline of the Printer.

Switches between menu group screens, as auxiliary parameter input.

Cancels entered parameters.

Determines the selected menu and parameters.

Enters heater control menu.

Selects a menu group and switches menu by going up or down in a menu or option, or by increasing or decreasing a value.

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Printer heater unit

The printer is equipped with three heaters for ink fusing and image quality stabilization.

Preheater (rear)

Preheats media.

Media

Print heater (front)

Penetrates ink into media to fuse the ink.

Afterheater (finishing)

Dries ink to stabilize print quality.

* These three heaters are controlled independently.

The temperature of each heater can be controlled from the operation panel and the host PC (RIP).

WARNING

- Do not touch these heaters to avoid burn as they become hot.

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Online and o ine

The Printer operates in both online and o ine. When the Printer is in online:

- The Printer prints the data sent from the computer’s Raster Image Process (RIP) software. When the Printer is in o ine:

- The menu is operated with the operation panel keys.

The

ONLINE

key switches between online and o ine.

Online

When the online LED is on, the Printer is online.

O ine

When the online LED is o , the Printer is o ine.

The Printer in o ine displays the menu group on the LCD, and activates the menu operation. The menu operation assists you to create new media presets, perform daily maintenance, and adjust the print head settings.

When an operator call error is displayed...

- To activate the menu operation, press the

ONLINE

key.

* However, in some cases the

ONLINE

key does not activate the menu operation.

ONLINE

OFF

When the key is pressed in any

menu group, the PH.REC MENU screen

opens.



INK MEDIA REG





MEDIA M.ADV





ハ゛ックフーィト゛フィート゛





クリーニンク゛サーヒ゛ス





ファンクションシステム





メカチョウセイヒータ





REWIND FORM FEED





PH.REC PH.MAIN





PRINTER SETUP





ADJUST HEATER



#PH RECOVERY

>NORMAL

Online state (idle mode) display

Media name:PAPER

Media of 1625 mm (64 inches) width

Roll media is set

PRINTER READY ROLL: 1625 / PAPER

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Vinyl

Vinyl is media with PVC-material surface. As a general vinyl is adhesive-backed, by peeling the release paper on the back you can stick the media easily. Depending on its gloss grade, the vinyl is classi ed into three: glossy vinyl (with high gloss), matte vinyl (with no gloss), and semi-glossy vinyl (with medium gloss). When the media is applied on some prints, a gray adhesive-backed vinyl is e ective to avoid the prints seen through the top media. For backlit purpose application, the PVC material surface is sometimes transparent or translucent.

Banner

Banner is polyester  ber cloth media with double sides coated with synthetic resin  lm such as PVC. As the banner is water- and tear-resistant, it is applied for tent canvases, construction wrap sheets, and inkjet-printed banner advertisements. Depending on its gloss grade, the banner is classi ed into three: glossy banner (with high gloss), matte banner (with no gloss), and semi-glossy banner (with medium gloss).

Mesh banner

Mesh banner is perforated banner media reinforced with mesh grid. As its open structure allows wind to permeate, the mesh banner is wind- and tear-resistant, and will withstand heavy wind.

Backlit banner (FF)

Backlit banner,  exible face (FF) is translucent, that is, semi-transparent banner media. With its translucency, it is applied to the backlit sign inside a light box. Compared with an acrylic sign, the backlit banner is lightweight and easy to handle, wind- and tear-resistant, and of high safety and shutter proof withstanding wind pressure.

Solvent printing coated paper

Solvent printing coated paper is media with the printing surface coated on which solvent ink is cured vividly. Its thickness depends on the product type. When the media is applied on some prints, a blue back type is e ective to avoid the prints seen through the top media.

Visit Océ on the internet at http://mediaguide.oce.com for the latest information.

Supported media

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For your basic operation

Note that the media on the platen may bunch up when the front media edge reaches the oor.

To avoid media wrinkle, turn o the preheater and printheater.

At printing on paper-based media

At setting media

At printing without winding

If media waves, the sliding carriage may touch the wave, which may damage the Printer.

Media bunches up.

Media

wave

Carriage

Printheater

Preheater

OFF

Afterheater

Set the media so that the front media edge precedes the front cover.

Media

Front cover

Media

OKNG

At visually checking media

Avoid using the media below.

The media was wound telescopically.

The right or left media edge curls. The media edge is deformed by, for

example, hitting media

NG NG

Precautions to prevent media jams

The precautions below are recommended to prevent the main causes of media jams: media wave and skew.

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Precautions to prevent media jams / Basic operation for printing / Procedure to remove media roll from the Printer / To print

on other media / To perform double-sided printing

At the both media supply side and media take-up side, without a ange spacer, x the scroller ange to the media by pressing it as far as it goes.

At taking up media in LOOSE winding mode

Set the tension bar at the media center.

If the media is not perpendicular to the paper tube, the media is taken up with skew, which may cause the media wave on the platen.

At attaching media to the take-up paper tube, Be sure to set the media perpendicular to the take-up paper tube.

Media

Tension bar

Paper tube

Tape

Perpendicular

Paper tube

Tape

Paper tube

Tape

Paper tube

Tape

Media

Tension bar

Skew

At xing media to the take-up paper tube, Stick the adhesive tape from center outward.

垂直

④②①

The tape is stuck from center outward.

The

media

slacks

③⑤

垂直

①②③

The tape is stuck from media edge.

④⑤

If media skews, the media edge is disengaged from the media edge guard, which may cause the media wave.

Media edge guard

Media

[Viewed from top]

Media

The media is

tightened.

Flange spacer

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Basic operation for printing

Printing work ow overview

FRONT

REAR

♪

FRONT

CHECKEDGEGUARD ＊O K ?

SELECTMEDIA ROLL/SHEET:ROLL

…

SELECTMEDIA MEDIA:Ｂａｎｎｅｒ

SELECTMEDIA MEDIA:PAPER

SETREMAININGMEDIA ＊＊＊＊ｍ

CHECK SLACKENMEDIA

Blip

Feedmediafor

moreaftertheblip.

♪

SETMEDIA

＊O K ?

PREPARINGMEDIA PLEASEWAIT

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FRONT

FEEDINGMEDIA

OFF

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To connect USB cable.

USB connector

USB 2.0 cable (B-type connector)

Connect the Printer’s USB 2.0 cable to the USB

connector at the rear center of the Printer.

Important!

- Use the supplied USB 2.0 cable.

- For the USB connection and the related system, use the USB-compliant hubs and cables supporting USB 2.0. Note that a normal operation may not be ensured if the habs, cables, and the other related devices are not USB-compliant.

- Use 5m cable or shorter. If the connection length exceeds 5m, apply hubs to extend the connection. The hub quantity must be  ve or less in total. Note that a normal operation may not be ensured if a cable exceeding 5m is applied, or if the cable connection exceeds 5m without hubs.

Clamp the USB 2.0 cable to the Printer along

the wiping unit direction.

To protect the USB connector, clamp the USB 2.0 cable to the Printer body as shown in the left  gure.

To extend the cable along the capping unit direction...

- As the  gure below shows,  x the cable at some positions with adhesive tape. If the USB cable is not clamped, the media feed sensor may operate incorrectly.

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Turn the Printer on.

With the procedure below, supply the power to the Printer’s two 200V power system.

CAUTION

- Do not use any power cable other than those supplied with the Printer.

- The supplied power cables are for 200 VAC only. Note that the plug shape di ers from that for 100 VAC.

- Be sure to secure the power cables with cable clamps. Otherwise, they may be caught by the feed unit resulting in electric shock or damage to the Printer.

Turn the printer power and heater power switches on only before your  rst operation. From the next operation, turn the Printer on and o only by pressing the POWER switch on the operation panel.

Switch o (O) Power inlet

With the two power cords supplied with the

Printer, connect the Printer’s two power inlets

and the power supply’s two sockets.

Be sure to con rm that at the rear of the Printer the printer power switch and heater power switch are set to o , the side marked with O.

Clamp the two power cords to the Printer.

To protect the power cords, be sure to clamp them.

Printer power switch + Printer power inlet

Heater power switch + Heater power inlet

Supply side

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Switch on (I)

Set the printer power switch and heater power

switch to on, the side marked with I.

MENU ONLINE

HEATER CANCEL

Power ON/OFF switch

Booting up...

INITIALIZING... PLEASE WAIT

LOAD MEDIA

Press the power switch on the operation panel.

When the power switch is turned on, the Printer performs the power-on self-diagnostic test and displays the following message on the operation panel.

If an error message appears...

- To recover the error, refer to “When

encountering a problem.”

- If the POWER LED on the operation panel does not light even when the printer and heater power switches at the rear of the Printer and the power ON/OFF switch on the operation panel are turned on, the power supply has a problem.

CAUTION

Except for emergency, turn o the power while a message "PRINTER READY" is displayed. If the power is turned o

unnecessarily when the Printer is performing "INITIALIZING..."or "CLEANING," the ink may drool, the print head may be damaged, or saved parameters may be lost.

To load media on the Printer

This section uses banner to explain the media loading procedure.

Put the media on the table.

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Load a roll media onto the scroller  ange and scroller shaft.

Check the flange spacer’s correct position.

(3) Remove the ange spacer.

(2) Push the scroller ange until it

stops and turn the handle clockwise until the ange is xed to the paper tube.

(5) Cover the scroller ange’s

convex part with the ange shaft xture, and push the ange shaft xture as far as it goes.

(5) Turn the knob to x the scroller

shaft.

(1) Insert the ange spacer

between the scroller ange and the media roll.

The ange spacer should be inserted to the position indicated by the line B. Be careful not to deform it by applying too much force.

Handle

Flange shaft fixture

Convex part

Flange shaft fixture

Fixture

Move the roll spacer to the media center, and fasten the fixtures at the roll spacer’s both sides.

Pass the scroller shaft through the roll spacer with fixtures at its both sides, scroller flange, and flange shaft fixture.

The roll spacer prevents the paper tube from bending at the center due to the media weight.

Scroller flange

Scroller shaft

Scroller flange

Roll spacer

Flange spacer

Not required in LOOSE

winding mode.

Not required in LOOSE

winding mode.

For outer take-up mode

For inner take-up mode

Roll media

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Capping unit side

Wiping unit side

Knob screw

Flange holder

Shaft holder

Remove the  ange holder, and open the shaft

holder.

To open the shaft holder, loosen the knob screw.

Printer rear

Load the media roll into the Printer’s rear side

(supply side).

CAUTION

- As the media is heavy, carefully carry it with a recommended dolly.

- On carrying the media with two persons, carefully carry it by manually holding the scroller shaft.

- Be careful not to catch your  nger or hand between the Printer and the scroller shaft.

Recommended dolly

Scroller shaft

On carrying the media alone: On carrying the media manually by two persons:

Capping unit side

Wiping unit side

Knob screw

Flange holder Shaft holder

Set the  ange holder, and close the shaft holder.

After closing the shaft holder, fasten the knob screw.

Front cover

Protection bar

Remove the protection bar and open the front

cover.

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Wipingunitside

Cappingunitside

With pressing the media edge guard’s your side part, move each media edge guard.

Move the media edge guards to each side.

Move the media edge guards to each side so that they are not under the media.

With pressing the media edge guard’s your side part, move each media edge guard.

Take-up side

Pressure control knobs

Set the pressure to “Open” by rotating the

pressure control knob.

Paper feeder

Printer rear

Insert the media end into the paper feeder,

while smoothing out the media by hand to prevent wrinkles.

If the media is curled

- If it is hard to insert the media end into the paper feeder due to a curl of the media, interpose an interleaf and insert the media end under the interleaf as shown in the  gure below.

Interleaf

Media

- Upward curl - Downward curl

Blip

Feed media for 1m more after the blip.

♪

Platen

Feed the media for 1m more after the blip.

In this state, smooth out the media toward the both sides on the platen to make the media center tense.

Point to be checked

- If the media is set with a distortion or wrinkles, it may cause a media jam or skew.

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Feed back the media.

Feed back the media while pressing the center of the media gently at the supply side.

Con rm that the front media edge precedes the closed front cover by approx. 30 cm.

30cm

Front cover

Important!

- This step is important to set the media properly.

Supply side

Set the pressure to “Normal” by rotating the

pressure control knob counterclockwise.

Point to be checked again

- Check that the media on the platen has no wave or wrinkle.

With pressing the media edge guard’s your side part, move each media edge guard.

Align each media edge guard’s notch to the media edge.

(1) (2)

Notch

Set the media edge guards.

(1) With pressing the media edge guard’s your side part,

move each media edge guard to the media edge.

(2) Align each media edge guard’s notch to the media

edge.

Check that the media edge guards are not under the media or thick media is not caught by having been inserted forcibly.

CAUTION

- The print operation without media edge guards may cause a media jam.

Close the front cover, and set the protection

bar.

CHECK EDGE GUARD

✻

OK?

Press the key.

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SELECT MEDIA ROLL/SHEET:ROLL

Press the key.

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:PAPER

• • •

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:Banner

Select [Banner] and press the key.

With the or keys, select a media preset for the current media type.

SET REMAINING MEDIA

✻✻✻✻

CHECK SLACKEN MEDIA

Enter the remaining media length and press the

key.

When you do not know the remaining media length, press the key without entering the length.

Adjust the tension bar l ength.

To print in TENSION winding mode: Conform the tension bar length with the media width. The table below lists the tension bar combination and the tension bar’s total length. Referring to the list, apply

the tension bar length nearest to the media width. To print without winding: The table below lists the tension bar combination and the tension bar’s total length.

Referring to the list, apply the tension bar length nearest to the media width.

Tension bar length

16inches(41cm)

48inches(123cm)

16inches(41cm)

26inches(66cm)

Examples of tension bar combinations

Applied size Tension bar's length

S 16 inch (41cm)

ML 26 inch (66cm)

S, S 32 inch (82cm)

ML, S 42 inch (107cm)

L 48 inch (123cm)

ML, S, S 58 inch (148cm)

L, S 64 inch (164cm)

L, ML 74 inch (189cm)

When the tension bar is almost same as the media width, or is slightly longer than the media width, set the tension bar with screws to the tension bar.

Media

Tension bar  ange with

screw

Tension bar  ange with screw

Tension bar

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When the tension bar is clearly longer than the media width, set the tension bar  anges and  xing rings to the tension bar.

Media

Tension bar  ange

Fixing ring

Tension bar

Tension bar  ange

Fixing ring

Create a slack area in the media.

♪

Blip

Media advance/rewind switch

Tension bar

Peel roller

(1) Press the tension bar to the peel roller’s

upper part.

(2) By pressing the media advance/rewind

switch, create a slack area in the media.

Then, with slightly pressing the tension bar

in the direction of the media rear side, install

the tension bar in the slack.

Slacken o to a level lower than the supply-side slack sensor.

When the slack reaches the sensor detection area, the operation panel blips.

Peel roller

Scroller  ange

Supply-side slack sensor

CAUTION

- Do not rotate the peel roller, or the Printer may be damaged.

- Be sure to rotate the peel roller with the media advance/rewind switch.

SET MEDIA

✻

OK?

PREPARING MEDIA PLEASE WAIT

Press the key.

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To load media on the take-up reel unit

This section explains the procedure, taking in TENSION winding mode for instance.

Load a paper tube onto the scroller  ange and scroller shaft.

(4) Push the ange shaft xture as far

as it goes.

Handle

Flange shaft fixture

Fixture

Move the roll spacer to the paper tube center, and fasten the fixtures at the roll spacer’s both sides.

Pass the scroller shaft through the roll spacer with fixtures at its both sides, scroller flange, and flange shaft fixture.

The roll spacer prevents the paper tube from bending at the center due to the media weight.

Flange spacer

(1) Insert the ange spacer

between the scroller ange and the paper tube.

(2) Push the scroller ange until it

stops and turn the handle clockwise until the ange is xed to the paper tube.

(3) Remove the ange spacer.

(5) Turn the knob to x the scroller

shaft.

Check the flange spacer’s correct position.

The ange spacer should be inserted to the position indicated by the line B. Be careful not to deform it by applying too much force.

Scroller flange

Flange spacer

Flange shaft fixture

NOTE:

- To wind the media in LOOSE winding mode, without inserting the ange spacer, push the scroller ange as far as it goes.

Scroller flange

Scroller shaft

Roll spacer

Scroller flange

Roll spacer

Paper tube

Flange spacer

Not required in LOOSE winding mode.

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Take-up direction switch

OFF

Set the take-up direction switch to OFF.

CAUTION

- If the Printer processing proceeds to the next step with the take-up direction switch set to ON, your hand may be caught as the scroller is not secured.

Tension bar hook

Tension bar

Hook the tension bar to the tension bar hook

beforehand.

Load the paper tube in the Printer.

By pressing the key, feed the media until

the front media edge is wound on the paper

tube.

FEEDING MEDIA

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Tape

Paper tube

Attach the media passed through the Printer to

the paper tube.

(1) Check the take-up direction, remove the slack of the

media, and then make sure that the media position is not deviated on the supply side and the take-up side.

(2) Attach the media to the paper tube with adhesive

tape. Tape it  rst at the center, and then at the right and left sides, so that the tension is uniform across the media width and that no wrinkles are found on the media. The taped positions are recommended to be three or more in total.

Inner take-up:

Media is taken up with its print surface coming inside.

Outer take-up:

Media is taken up with its print surface coming outside.

Points to be noted on winding media

- If the media is not installed straight to the paper tube, a skew of media may occur.

- When the take-up direction is set as Inner take-up, the taken-up media's diameter increases and the media cannot backfeed after printing. Select [FWD ONLY] beforehand in MEDIA BACK MODE of MEDIA REG MENU. (When the media backfeeds in [BACK&FWD] mode, the motor idles and may cause a trouble.)

Take-up direction switch

OFF

u Outer take-up

- OFF

v Inner take-up

Set the take-up direction switch according to

the take-up direction.

By pressing the key feed the media, and

wind one full turn of the media on the paper

tube.

FEEDING MEDIA

CAUTION

- If the tension bar is attached without winding the media by one turn, the tape will peel o .

Take-up direction switch

OFF

Again set the take-up direction switch to OFF.

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Press the key to feed enough media to

create a slack.

FEEDING MEDIA

Be sure to create a su cient slack so that you can install the tension bar at the bottom of the tension bar guide.

Open the tension bar guide’s cover.

Place the tension bar at the bottom of the

tension bar guide.

When the tension bar does not reach the tension bar guide’s bottom

- When the tension bar does not reach the tension bar guide’s bottom, feed the media with the operation panel’s FEED menu. Con rm that tension bar was placed securely at the tension bar guide’s bottom.

Close the tension bar guide’s cover.

When the excessive media slack is created

- If the media slack is secured excessively, the take-up reel unit may keep winding the media for more than the prescribed time, and a takeup timeout error occurs. In such a case, turn o the take-up direction switch, and then press the switch again.

Take-up direction switch

OFF

u Outer take-up

- OFF

v Inner take-up

Set the take-up direction switch according to

the take-up direction.

Input the data in the RIP software.

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Procedure to remove media roll from the Printer

Media at take-up side

Take-up direction switch

OFF

Turn o the take-up direction switch.

Open the tension bar guide’s cover.

Place the take-up side tension bar at the

tension bar hook.

Cutter groove

Open the front cover, and then cut the media.

You are recommended to cut the media by setting the cutter blade along the cutter groove.

Platen

Cutter

Cutter groove

Sponge

Cutter guide

Media

CAUTION

- A net is spread out on the supply side and take-up side paper guides respectively, so that the media will not adhere to the guides. Do not remove these nets.

- When cutting the media, be careful not to damage the paper guide net.

- Pay attention not to drop the printed media to avoid smearing the media.

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CLOSE COVER

ONLINE

Set the Printer to o ine state by pressing the

ONLINE

key.

INK MEDIA REGÈ

MEDIA M.ADV

ROLL(Banner) 1625mm

Press the key.

The media advance/rewind switch is activated by selecting the media and setting the take-up reel unit’s take-up direction switch.

Advance/rewind switch

Wind the media by pressing the takeup-side

take-up reel switch.

If the wound media diameter is so large that the media touches the media drying fan

- Move the media drying fan’s position with the procedure below.

Protection bar

(1) Remove the protection bar, and then open

the front cover.

Media drying fan

Knob screw

(2) Loosen the right and left knob screws next

to the movable media drying fan.

Media drying fan

(3) Pull the media dryer fan toward you, and

turn it upward by 90 degrees.

When the media drying fan is turned upward, it slightly goes down and is  xed. To return the fan to its original position, pull it up and turn it downward by 90 degrees toward you, and then push and secure it with the knob screws.

- Turn the media drying fan carefully so that the media drying fan connecting cable does not hung up on the pressure control knob and surrounding sheet metals.

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Remove the tension bar from the tension bar

hook.

Knob screw

Tension bar hook

Loosen the knob screw of each tension bar

hook and extend it laterally.

Remove the media from the Printer.

CAUTION

- As the media is heavy, carefully carry it with a recommended dolly.

- On carrying the media with two persons, carefully carry it by manually holding the scroller shaft.

Recommended dolly

Scroller shaft

On carrying the media alone: On carrying the media manually by two persons:

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Media at supply side

CLOSE COVER

ONLINE

Set the Printer to o ine state by pressing the

ONLINE

key.

INK MEDIA REG

MEDIA M.ADV

ROLL (Banner) 1625mm

Press the key.

The advance/rewind switch switch is activated by selecting media.

(1)

(2)

Tension bar

Printer rear (supply side)

Tension bar

S size tension bar

Advance/rewind

switch

Peel roller

Remove the supply-side tension bar.

(1) By pressing the media advance/rewind switch, lift

up the slack part.

(2) Remove the supply-side tension bar.

CAUTION

- Do not rotate the peel roller manually with force, or the Printer may be damaged.

Supply side

Set the pressure to “Open” by rotating the

pressure control knob.

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Rotate the scroller  ange manually to take up

the media.

Capping unit side

Wiping unit side

Knob screw

Flange holder Shaft holder

Remove the  ange holder, and open the shaft

holder.

To open the shaft holder, loosen the knob screw.

Remove the media roll from the Printer.

CAUTION

- As the media is heavy, carefully carry it with a recommended dolly.

- On carrying the media with two persons, carefully carry it by manually holding the scroller shaft.

Recommended dolly

Scroller shaft

On carrying the media alone: On carrying the media manually by two persons:

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Procedure to remove scroller  ange from media roll

Recommended dolly

Rest a media roll on the table or on the

recommended dolly.

(1) (2)

Knob screw

Remove the scroller shaft  xture at one side.

(1) Rotate the knob screw. (2) Pull out the scroller shaft  xture from the scroller

shaft.

①

②

Handle

Remove the scroller  ange.

(1) Rotate and loosen the handle. (2) Pull out the scroller  ange from the scroller shaft.

Handle

At the other side, rotate and loosen the scroller

 ange’s handle.

Supporting the scroller  ange, pull out the

scroller shaft.

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To print on other media

To print on Vinyl, Mesh banner, Backlit banner (FF), or Solvent printing coated paper

Vinyl

Mesh banner

Install an S-size tension bar at the slack center position.

(backed)

Printer setting

Media type: Glossy

For glossy vinyl

Install a tension bar conforming with the media width.

TENSION

winding mode

LOOSE winding

mode

Supply-side tension bar

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:Glossy

Media type: Banner

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:Banner

# MEDIA BACK MODE >01:BACK&FWD

Supply-side tension bar’s size

S size

Winding mode

LOOSE winding mode

Printer setting

Supply-side tension bar’s size

Length conforming with the media width

Winding mode

TENSION winding mode

Media type: Matte MEDIA BACK MODE: BACK & FWD

# MEDIA BACK MODE

>01:BACK&FWD

MEDIA BACK MODE: BACK & FWD

For matte vinyl

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:Matte

Media

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TENSION

winding mode

LOOSE winding

mode

Media

Install an S-size tension bar at the slack center position.

Supply-side tension bar

Install a tension bar conforming with the media width.

Supply-side tension bar

Printer setting

Supply-side tension bar’s size

Winding mode

Printer setting

Supply-side tension bar’s size

S size

Winding mode

LOOSE winding mode

# MEDIA BACK MODE >01:BACK&FWD

Length conforming with the media width

TENSION winding mode

# MEDIA BACK MODE >01:BACK&FWD

Aft 50 Prn 40 Pre 45 C) 50 C) 40 C) 45

Backlit banner (FF)

Solvent printing coated paper

Media type: BLT_B

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:BLT_B

MEDIA BACK MODE: BACK & FWD

MEDIA BACK MODE: BACK & FWD Afterheater: 50°C / Printheater: 40°C /

Preheater: 45°C

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To take up media in LOOSE winding mode

CAUTION

- Apply the paper tube with the same length as the media width.

Paper tube

Scroller  ange

Scroller shaft

Install the scroller shaft and scroller  ange onto

the paper tube.

(1) Pass the scroller shaft through the roll spacer with

 xtures at its both sides, scroller  ange, and  ange shaft  xture.

(2) Pass the scroller shaft through the paper tube.

(3) Insert the scroller  anges into the paper tube’s both

edges as far as they go.

Scroller  ange

Handle

(4) By rotating the handle  x the scroller  ange.

Knob screw

Flange shaft  xture

(5) Cover the scroller  ange’s convex part with the

 ange shaft  xture, and push the  ange shaft  xture as far as it goes.

(6) Turn the knob screw to  x the scroller shaft.

Take-up direction switch

OFF

Set the take-up direction switch to OFF.

CAUTION

- If the Printer processing proceeds to the next step with the take-up direction switch set to ON, your hand may be caught as the scroller  ange is not secured.

Install the paper tube into the Printer’s front side

(take-up side).

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By pressing the key, feed the media until

the front media edge is wound on the paper

tube.

FEEDING MEDIA

Tape

Paper

tube

Install the printed media to the paper tube.

(1) Check the take-up direction, remove the slack of the

media, and then make sure that the media is not deviated on the supply side and the takeup side.

(2) Attach the media to the paper tube with adhesive

Inner take-up:

Media is taken up with its print surface coming inside.

Outer take-up:

Media is taken up with its print surface coming outside.

Points to be noted on winding media

- If the media is not installed straight to the paper tube, a skew of media may occur.

Take-up direction switch

OFF

u Outer take-up

- OFF

v Inner take-up

Set the take-up direction switch according to

the take-up direction.

By pressing the key feed the media, and

wind one full turn of the media on the paper

tube.

FEEDING MEDIA

Input the data in the software RIP.

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To perform double-sided printing

At double-sided printing

- The Printer does not contain the structure to feed media with correctly applying the media advance adjustment value. So the Printer cannot correctly align the  rst side image with the second side image.

For convenience of explanation on the double-sided printing below, the side printed  rst is referred to as the "First side" and the side printed next is referred to as the "Second side." The following procedure is described for the case to print the  rst side of the media, reinstall the media to the roll feed unit for each media roll that wound the media, and then print the Second side of the media.

First side printing

Second side printing

Move

Media roll moves

SELECT MEDIA ROLL/SHEET:FACE

Load the media on the Printer.

For the procedure, see page 32. At loading the media, on the operation panel select

[FACE] with the or keys.

Print the rougher side  rst.

- With a single-sided-printing oriented banner, the roughness grade is di erent between the front and rear surfaces. To print on such a banner, print on the rougher side  rst as a  rst side.

Load the media onto the take-up reel unit.

For the procedure to load the media onto the take-up reel unit, see page 39.

Wind four full turns of the media on the paper tube.

- Since a margin of approximately 2.5 m or more is required for the second side printing, wind about four full turns of media to the take-up reel unit in advance.

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Start printing on the  rst side of the media.

Reference dashed line

for cutting

Reference solid line to align print

position on  rst and second sides

When printing is completed, open the front

cover and cut the media.

At the end of the  rst-side printing, two lines are printed. One line is a reference solid line to match print positions on the  rst and second sides. The other line is a reference dashed line for cutting.

You are recommended to:

- To cut the media, insert the blade of a box cutter into the gap between the platen and the paper guide.

- To easily install the second side of media, mark the position of the reference solid line at the second side’s right and left edges.

CAUTION

- The drying time of printed media varies depending on printed images. Con rm that printed media has dried, and then proceed to the next operation. Generally, dry the printed  rst side for three hours or more (24 hours for highdensity print), and then start second side printing.

- Pay attention not to drop the printed media to avoid smearing the media.

Remove the supply side media roll from the

Printer.

See P. 43.

CAUTION

- As the media roll is heavy, carefully load or remove it with a recommended dolly.

Recommended dolly

On carrying the media alone:

Move the media roll from take-up side to supply side.

Remove the take-up side media roll from the

Printer, and move it to the supply side.

See P. 43.

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Before starting the second-side printing...

- Go to the operation panel and change the settings of [#SUCTION FAN LEVEL] and [#MEDIA ADV MODE] in accordance with the applied media. If the media is sticky or if the  rst-side image may adhere to the platen, the friction could be too high and the media advances irregularly. To solve it, set [#SUCTION FAN LEVEL] to [LOW], and [#MEDIA ADV MODE] to [BACK & FWD1] or [BACK & FWD2].

#MEDIA ADV MODE

>01:BACK & FWD1

#MEDIA ADV MODE

>01:BACK & FWD2

Suction fan: [LOW]

Suction fan

MEDIA ADV MODE: [BACK & FWD1] or [BACK & FWD2]

To avoid the irregular media advance, set the suction fan’s vacuum pressure to low.

[BACK & FWD1]

: At starting the print, the Printer moves the media back

and forth to prevent the media sticking to the platen.

[BACK & FWD2]

: When feeding the media after each scan, the Printer

moves the media back and forth to prevent the media sticking to the platen.

Media

The Printer moves the media back and forth to prevent the media sticking to the platen.

#SUCTION FAN LEVEL

>01:LOW

Paper feeder

Printer rear

Insert the top edge of the media into the Printer.

With extending the media to eliminate the media wrinkle, insert the media end into the paper feeder.

If the media is curled

- If it is hard to insert the media end into the paper feeder due to a curl of the media, interpose an interleaf and insert the media end under the interleaf as shown in the  gure below.

Interleaf

Media

- Upward curl - Downward curl

CAUTION

- The slanted or wrinkled media may cause media jam or skew.

Reference solid line

Cutter groove

Align the reference solid line with the cutter

groove position.

If the line is not aligned at the right and left sides, align it at one side  rst and hold the position by hand, and then align them at the other side while pulling the media.

Take-up side

Pressure control knob

Set the pressure control knob to “Normal”.

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Use the advance/rewind switch to create a slack inside the peel roller. Put the supply-side tension

bar on the slack of the media at the supply side.

See P. 37.

Printer rear (supply side)

Peel roller

Scroller  ange

Tsnsion bar

CLOSE COVER

CHECK EDGE GUARD

✻

OK?

Set the media edge guards, and close the front

cover.

SELECT MEDIA ROLL/SHEET:BACK

Select [BACK], and press the key.

With the or keys, select [BACK].

SELECT MEDIA MEDIA:Banner

Select the media type.

With the or keys, select the media type.

CHECK SLACKEN MEDIA

Check the media slack.

PREPARING MEDIA PLEASE WAIT

- When the media setting is successfully completed, the Printer returns to online or o ine state.

- If the media setting is not completed, an error message appears. Retry the procedure from step

The print head should be cleaned before starting second side printing.

Start printing on the Second side of the media.

Check the RIP data.

- Note that the data transfer from the RIP di ers by 180 degrees between  rst side and second side.

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Daily maintenance

This section describes the regular inspection and maintenance procedures to be performed by users.

Maintenance

“X” appearing on the

tray prompts you to

replenish the liquid.

NGNGNG

NGNGNG NGNGNG

Wiper blade Wiper cleaning liquid

Capping unit

Spittoon absorber liquid

Carriage

Waste ink bottle

Clean the capping unit. Check the spittoon absorber liquid.

Check the wiper blade for contamination and wiper cleaning liquid level.

2 3 5

The use of gloves is recommended when performing cleaning and maintenance operations. Always use genuine SIIT cleaning kits. These have been designed for maintaining high-quality imaging performance and reliable printer operation. Using non-SIIT supplies may cause poor print.

Protrusion appearing on the spittoon case

prompts you to replenish spittoon absorber liquid.

An accumulated ink prompts you to replace

the spittoon case.

P.60

" Check the wiper blade for contamination and replenish wiper cleaning liquid "

P.61

" Clean the capping unit "

P.63

" Replenish spittoon absorber liquid "

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Gloves Cap cleaning liquid Wiper cleaning liquid Cleaning stick

Cleaning roller

Cleaning swab Spittoon absorber liquid

#TEST PRINTS >NOZZLE PRINT

#PH RECOVERY >NORMAL

＃ヘット゛カクニン

＞

#RESEAT PRINTHEAD >

Daily maintenance requires the consumables below.

Check the waste ink bottle’s ink level.

Check the media edge guards are clean.

Print the NOZZLE PRINT pattern.

Clean the print head.

Check the print head surface is not contaminated or smeared.

Daily maintenance / Cleaning / After today’s operation

P.64

" Check the waste ink bottle "

P.67

" Cleaning the madia edge guard "

P.64

" Clean the carriage "

P.68

" Performing normal cleaning "

P.68

" Print the nozzle print pattern "

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Check the wiper blade for contamination and replenish wiper cleaning liquid

Open the front cover, and then open the wiping

cover.

Wiper blade

Visually check the wiper blade for

contamination and scratches.

NGNGNG NGNGNG

If the wiper blade is stained or scratched, replace it.

See "Replace a wiper blade" on page 90.

Cleaning liquid port

Liquid level

Check the wiper cleaning liquid level.

Check that the cleaning liquid supply hole is at the top face’s lower right of the wiping unit.

Wiper cleaning liquid

When the cleaning liquid level is lower than

the “

” mark’s top edge, replenish the wiper

cleaning liquid.

Replenish the liquid so that the cleaning liquid level is lower than the “

” mark’s top edge.

Close the wiping cover and the front cover.

CAUTION

- Be sure to unlock the stopper before closing the wiping cover. If you try to close the wiping cover without unlocking the stopper, the stopper may bend, or the bent stopper may touch the carriage, which may damage the Printer.

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Clean the capping unit

CAUTION

To prevent the ink dried inside the print head’s nozzles:

- Do not leave the Printer with the carriage detached from the capping unit.

- Within 5 minutes, complete the capping unit’s cleaning operation and cap the print head.

(1)

(2)

Attach the cleaning roller to the cleaning stick.

INK MEDIA REG

MEDIA M.ADV

Set the Printer to o ine state and press the

key.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING >

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING

✻

OK?

CARRIAGE MOVING PLEASE WAIT

OPEN COVER CLEAN CAP

Press the key.

The carriage moves to the wiping unit side.

The Printer issues an audio warning beep.

- When the carriage moves, the Printer issues an audio warning beep.

To unactivate the warning beep, see the

Advanced Operation Guide.

Open the front cover and then open the

capping cover.

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Soak the cleaning roller in the cap cleaning

liquid.

TIP

- To prevent the cap cleaning liquid contaminated, in the cap cleaning liquid bottle do not soak the cleaning roller after you clean the cap with it.

CAUTION

- Be careful so that the cap cleaning liquid does not adhere to any part other than the cap.

Clean the top surface of the cap by rolling the

cleaning roller.

(1)

Roll the roller back and forth on each cap.

(2)

Then roll the roller back and forth 10 times on each cap.

TIP

- The cleaning roller is intended for a single use only. Use a new cleaning roller for each cleaning.

Close the capping cover and the front cover.

The print head returns automatically to the home position.

CAUTION

- Be sure to unlock the stopper before closing the capping cover. If you try to close the capping cover without unlocking the stopper, the stopper may bend, or the bent stopper may touch the carriage, which may damage the Printer.

The missing dots persist even after the cap cleaning...

- If you still see the missing dots even after the cap cleaning above, with checking visually remove foreign matters and ink stains on the cap with a cleaning swab dampened with cap cleaning liquid.

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Replenish spittoon absorber liquid

INK MEDIA REG

MEDIA M.ADV

Set the Printer to o ine state, and press the

key.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING >

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING

✻

OK?

CARRIAGE MOVING PLEASE WAIT

OPEN COVER CLEAN CAP

Press the key.

The carriage moves.

The Printer issues an audio warning beep.

- When the carriage moves, the Printer issues an audio warning beep.

To unactivate the warning beep, see the

Advanced Operation Guide.

Open the front cover, and then open the

capping cover.

Spittoon sponge

Dropper

With a dropper, moisten the spittoon sponge

with the spittoon absorber liquid.

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Spittoon unit

Liquid level

Protrusions

Pour the spittoon absorber liquid into the

spittoon case until the liquid level is as high as

the indication protrusions.

NOTE

- A few minutes after pouring the spittoon absorber liquid into the spittoon case, the spittoon absorber sponge absorbs the liquid and the liquid level is lowered. In such a case, again add the spittoon absorber liquid.

Check the waste ink bottle

Check the level in the waste ink bottle by visual inspection to over ow. If the waste ink level is as high as [FULL] indication label, replace the bottle with an empty waste ink bottle.

See " Replace a waste ink bottle " on the page 82 .

Clean the carriage

Some lint soaked with ink may adhere to the head guard and to the both sides of the head top section. Perform cleaning to remove such lint frequently. Remove it carefully as it may smear the printout's surface. Wipe dust o the platen.

INK MEDIA REG

MEDIA M.ADV

Set the Printer to o ine state, and press the

key.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING >

• • •

With the key scroll to [#RESEAT PRINTHEAD].

#RESEAT PRINTHEAD >

Press the key.

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#RESEAT PRINTHEAD

✻

OK?

CARRIAGE MOVING PLEASE WAIT

OPEN COVER RESEAT PRINTHEAD

CAUTION

To prevent the ink dried inside the print head’s nozzles:

- Do not leave the Printer with the carriage detached from the capping unit.

- Within 5 minutes, complete the capping unit’s cleaning operation and cap the print head.

Press the key.

The carriage moves.

The Printer issues an audio warning beep.

- When the carriage moves, the Printer issues an audio warning beep.

To unactivate the warning beep, see the

Advanced Operation Guide.

Open the front cover and then open the

capping cover.

Spittoon unit

Knob screw

Remove the knob screw of the spittoon unit

and remove the spittoon unit.

CAUTION

- The spittoon unit contains cleaning liquid. Be careful not to spill it.

Soak the cleaning swab in the cap cleaning

liquid.

TIP

- To prevent the cap cleaning liquid contaminated, in the cap cleaning liquid bottle do not soak the cleaning swab after you clean with it.

- The cleaning swab is intended for a single use only. Use a new cleaning swab for each cleaning.

Manually slide the carriage to the position

where you removed the spittoon unit.

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Carriage

To prevent the cap cleaning liquid

contaminated, in the cap cleaning liquid bottle

do not soak the cleaning swab after you clean

with it.

Dirt (gray parts)

Nozzle surface

CAUTION

- Do not rub the head nozzle surface with a cleaning swab. It may cause a Priner failure.

Carriage

Head guard

Clean the head guard at the right and left sides

of the carriage using a cleaning swab or a soft

cloth.

Knob screw

Spittoon unit

Move the carriage manually onto the platen

(left side) and secure the spittoon unit with the

knob screw.

Close the capping cover and then close the

front cover.

The carriage returns automatically to the home position.

CAUTION

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Cleaning the madia edge guard

Open the front cover.

Dip a cleaning swab in the cap cleaning liquid.

TIP

- To prevent the cap cleaning liquid contaminated, in the cap cleaning liquid bottle do not soak the cleaning swab after you clean with it.

- The cleaning swab is intended for a single use only. Use a new cleaning swab for each cleaning.

Checking visually, scrub stains on the media

edge guard.

Clean the stains with a soft and clean cloth.

Close the front cover.

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Performing normal cleaning

INK MEDIA REGÈ

MEDIA M.ADV

Set the Printer to o ine state, and press the

key.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Press the key.

#PH RECOVERY >NORMAL

Press the key.

#PH RECOVERY

✻

NORMAL

Press the key.

#SELECT: 87654321FB

✻

BOTTLE OK?

Press the key.

The indicated number denotes the head to be cleaned.

#PH REC 87654321FB

✻

BOTTLE OK?

Press the key.

Check the level in the waste ink bottle by visual inspection to over ow. If the waste ink level is as high as [FULL] indication label, replace the bottle with an empty waste ink bottle.

See "Replace a waste ink bottle" on page 84

#PH RECOVERY

✻

CLEANING 12 12

This value is counted down every 10 seconds.

Start the print head cleaning.

Print head cleaning takes several minutes. When the cleaning starts, the required time is

displayed and the time is counted down every 10 seconds.

#PH RECOVERY >NORMAL

Press the key.

The Printer returns to the o ine state, that is, menu mode.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Print the nozzle print pattern

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Perform the NOZZLE PRINT every day before using your printer. Use the nozzle print pattern to check that all print head nozzles are working correctly.

INK MEDIA REGÈ

MEDIA M.ADV

×2

Set the printer to o ine state and press the

key twice.

PRINTER SETUP

ADJUST HEATER

Press the key.

#TEST PRINTS >NOZZLE PRINT

Press the key.

#TEST PRINTS

✻

NOZZLE PRINT

Press the key.

#TEST PRINTS

✻

OK?

Press the key.

#TEST PRINTS

✻

EXECUTING

Check for missing dots and incorrect print.

If missing dots are found in the nozzle print, perform the normal cleaning.

No missing dot is found, and the printout is correct.

Missing dots or lines are found.

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Cleaning

Clean the exterior

If the Printer exterior is smeared, moisten a soft cloth with water or water-diluted neutral detergent, wring it, and clean the exterior with the wrung cloth.

CAUTION

- Before cleaning the Printer exterior, be sure to turn o the printer and heater power supply switches.

- Never use volatile solvent such as thinner and benzene. The coating may come o or discolor.

Clean the front cover and front paper guide

If the Printer is smeared with dust and paper dust, remove them using a vacuum cleaner. If the contamination is heavy, wipe it out with a soft cloth moistened with neutral detergent.

Front cover

Front paper guide

CAUTION

- Before cleaning the front cover and rear paper guide, be sure to turn o the printer and the heater power switches.

- Do not blow o dust and paper dust as they may degrade print quality.

Carriage cleaning

Vacuum the dust o the carriage's fresh air inlet. Monthly cleaning is recommended.

Fresh air inlet

Carriage

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After today’s operation

The Printer has an internal clock which allows it to wash the print heads automatically,  ushing some ink through the print heads, which keeps the print heads in good condition. To ensure the Printer’s automatic maintenance operation, after today’s operation keep your Printer on the conditions below.

1. Never turn the Printer o .

2. Keep the front cover closed.

3. Take up the media on the Printer, or unload the media from the Printer.

If you keep the media loaded on the Printer for a long time, the media may be wrinkled on the platen or the media gripping trace may be left. To ensure the media in good condition, the operation below is recommended. Especially after printing on Vinyl, be sure to unload it from the Printer. Note that Vinyl is wrinkled so frequently.

With the media loaded With the media unloaded

MENU ONLINE

HEATER CANCEL

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Before deciding that there is a serious problem with the Printer, check the following items.

Power is not turned on.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zPower cable connection Check that the power cable is correctly plugged into the power outlet.

zPower supply to the outlet Supply power to the power outlet.

zPower switch on/o Turn on the power switch. See “Turn the Printer on.” on page 31.

The paper guide is not heated even when the heater is turned ON.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zPrinter status The paper guide is heated during

Printing or when the heater is turned on with the heater control menu. Be sure the paper guide is heated by printing the nozzle print pattern or set the heater to ON.

See the Advanced Operation Guide.

zHost computer RIP setting The heater temperature can be set also by the RIP of the host computer. Check the

host computer setting.

zHeater control menu Turn on the heater (afterheater/printheater/preheater) again, and then print nozzle

print pattern or forcibly set the heater to ON to check that the paper guide is heated.

See the Advanced Operation Guide.

zPower voltage Connect the Printer to 200 VAC power.

The printer fails to start or operate correctly.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zERROR LED and LCD message

on the operation panel

See “When an error message is displayed” on page 76.

The Printer cannot print.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zUSB cable connection Connect the USB cable correctly. See “To connect USB cable.” on page 30.

zERROR LED and LCD message

on the operation panel.

See “When an error message is displayed” on page 76.

zError LED OFF Print the nozzle adjustment pattern. See “Print the nozzle print pattern” on page 68.

(Con rm that the RIP software "Test pattern" is printed.)

zPrint head cleaning Clean the print head. See “Performing normal cleaning” on page 68.

Check your problem

When encountering a problem

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Although the Printer is in the print mode, printing does not start with "PREHEATING" displayed on the operation panel.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zRoom temperature Raise the room temperature. (Recommended temperature: 20 to 25ºC)

zA ect of air  ow If the air from the air conditioner or fan is blowing against the paper guide, avoid the

air  ow (by changing air  ow direction, orientation of the Printer, or the location of the Printer).

The transmitted data is not printed.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zONLINE LED ( ashing?) Check the communication conditions to the host computer.

Media jams occur frequently.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zMedia type Check whether the media type setting matches the type of media loaded. See “To

print on other media” on page 50.

zMedia loading Install the media properly. See “To load media on the Printer” on page 32.

zObstructions in the carriage

path or the media path

Remove any obstructions. See “How to clear media jams” on page 75.

zSuction fan power If the suction fan power is not proper, reduce the power. See Advanced Operation

Guide.

zHeater temperature setting If the heater temperature is not best set, lower the heater temperature. See Advanced

Operation Guide.

Print quality is poor.

See Advanced Operation Guide.

Blank sheet appears.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zPrint data Check the current print data to con rm that you sent the blank sheet's data.

Printing is slow. The carriage sometimes moves.

Check your problem / How to clear media jams / When an error message is displayed / Out of ink while printing / The media was skewed.

/ Warning messages / Move the Printer / Replace a waste ink bottle / Install and replace an ink pack / Replace a spittoon case / Replace a

wiper blade

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Items to be checked Corrective measures

zUSB connection speed When the data transmission speed is slow, the Printer waits for the data with the print

heads capped. Check the USB’s transmission speed. If the USB is connected at full speed mode, the speed is improved by changing the condition to connect to the computer as follows, so that it is connected at high speed mode.

- Re-connect the USB cable.

- Connect the USB cable to the USB 2.0 port.

- Re-install the driver.

- Change the USB cable to the one supporting the high speed transmission.

If a hub is applied, change the hub to the one supporting the high speed transmission.

Printing is slow. During print, print heads are capped frequently.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zHigh-temperature environment If the Printer temperature is 40°C or more, the Printer prints at a lower printing speed.

Set the ambient temperature to 20 to 25°C (recommended temperature), and hold the Printer for one hour or more. Then start printing.

zAdditionally connected device

transmitting enormous volume of data

Remove the additional device connected to the USB. Recommended system con guration

- Windows™ XP Professional (SP2)

- Dual-core, 2.0GHz or more

- Memory, 2GB or more

- HDD, 100GB or more

- 2-port USB 2.0, for Dongle and Printer

- DVD-ROM drive, to install the RIP software

zComputer’s speci cation Apply the computer containing the recommended system con guration below.

zComputer’s additional job

processing

Terminate the other application software, for example, anti-virus software.

You cannot understand the current operation panel display language.

Items to be checked Corrective measures

zLanguage setting Start with the Printer powered o . At the operation panel, press the

key and

hold it down. While holding the

key down, press the POWER switch and hold it down. Continue to hold down both keys. Then the language selection menu should now appear on the operation panel display. Highlight your preferred language with the and keys, then press the key.

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If the printer reports a media jam, follow these steps.

WARNING! X CLEAR MEDIA JAM

X: Media jam type

Meaning

0: Media jam 0 A jam on the media feed path is invalidating the Printer's normal operation. 1: Media jam 1 A jam on the carriage is invalidating the Printer's normal operation. 2: Media jam 2 The media was not detected correctly because:

- Roll media or cut-sheet media was selected incorrectly.

- The length of the applied cut-sheet media is not as prescribed.

The message appears.

Pressure control knobs

Take-up side

OPEN COVER REMOVE MEDIA

Rotate the pressure control knob, and set it to

“Open”, and then open the front cover.

Remove the jamnned media, make sure that no obstruction is left in the carriage path and the

media feed path, and then close the front cover.

At manually sliding the carriage...

- If the carriage must be moved manually, slide the carriage by softly pressing the arrowed parts.

CARRIAGE MOVING PLEASE WAIT

Close the front cover.

The carriage moves to the home position.

Again load the media on the Printer. See "To load media on the Printer" on page 32.

How to clear media jams

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When the ERROR LED lights up, check the message displayed on the operation panel display. Error messages shown below are classi ed into two groups.

Service call errors:

Errors that the operator (customer) cannot recover, such as hardware/software failures. Contact your service representative.

Operator call errors:

Errors that the operator (customer) can recover. To recover the error, follow the advice described here.

Service call errors

Restart the Printer.

- If a service call error appears, restart the Printer by turning o and on as follows. Then the error may often be recovered.

(1) Turn of the operation panel’s POWER switch and the Printer rear’s printer power switch and heater power

switch.

(2) Remove the two power cords from the socket, then at the Printer rear remove the two power cords from the

printer power inlet and the heater power inlet. (3) Hold the Printer for one minute or more. (4) Connect each power cord above to its inlet, then connect the two cords to the socket. (5) Turn on the all three switches above.

(System error)

SYSTEM ERROR nnnn POWER OFF/ON

nnnn: Error code

Meaning An unrecoverable error occurred.

Action Contact your service representative, and inform them of the

displayed error code.

Operator call errors

The following errors are recover by the operator.

(Ink errors)

CLOSE INK COVER

Meaning The ink cover is open.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

OPEN INK COVER XXX LOAD INK PACK

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning An ink pack is not installed.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

If this message appears when the speci ed color’s ink pack is installed, the ink pack installation may not be proper. Check that it is installed properly.

When an error message is displayed

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CHECK nn XXX INK PACK

nn: Ink error code

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning A problem occurred with an ink tray, or a genuine ink pack was

not identi ed.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

Write down the displayed error code.

OPEN INK COVER XXX REPLACE INK CART

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The ink pack is out of ink.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

See “Install and replace an ink pack” on page 86.

OPEN INK COVER CHECK XXX INK PACK

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The ink pack color is not correct.

Action Install the correct ink pack.

CHECK (KIND) XXX INK PACK

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The ink pack type is not correct.

Action Install the correct ink pack.

OPEN SUBCART COVER XXX LOAD SUBCART

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The subcartridge is not installed.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

OPEN SUBCART COVER XXX CHECK SUBCART

nn: Ink error code

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning A problem occurred with a subcartridge, or a genuine

subcartridge was not identi ed.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

CHECK (COLOR) XXX SUBCARTRIDGE

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The subcartridge color is not correct.

Action Install the correct subcartridge.

CHECK (KIND) XXX SUBCARTRIDGE

XXX: Ink color/location

Meaning The subcartridge type is not correct.

Action Install the correct subcartridge.

CLOSE SUBCART COVER

Meaning The subcartridge cover is not closed.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

(Waste ink bottle errors)

BOTTLE OUT INSTALL BOTTLE

Meaning No waste ink bottle is installed.

Action You are advised to follow the message. See “Replace a waste ink

bottle” on page 84.

BOTTLE FULL REPLACE BOTTLE

Meaning The waste ink bottle is full.

Action You are advised to follow the message. See “Replace a waste ink

bottle” on page 84.

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(Media jam errors)

WARNING! (0) CLEAR MEDIA JAM

Meaning An obstruction is left in the media feed path and the Printer

cannot feed the media normally.

Action Set the pressure control knob to “Open”, and open the front

cover. If the media jam (0) error occurs repeatedly although there is no media jam or no obstruction in the media feed path, contact your service representative.

See “How to clear media jams” on page 75.

WARNING! (1) CLEAR MEDIA JAM

Meaning An obstruction is left in the carriage path and the Printer cannot

drive the carriage normally.

Action Set the pressure control knob to “Open”, and open the front

cover. If the media jam (0) error occurs repeatedly although there is no media jam or no obstruction in the carriage path, contact your service representative.

See “How to clear media jams” on page 75.

WARNING! (2) CLEAR MEDIA JAM

Meaning The media is not detected correctly because:

- The roll media or cut-sheet media is wrongly selected or

- The applied cut-sheet media length does not match the speci ed one.

Action Set the pressure control knob to “Open”, and open the front

cover. Besides, check that the settings are correct.

See “How to clear media jams” on page 75.

(Media errors)

NO MEDIA LOADED LOAD MEDIA

Meaning No media is loaded on the Printer.

Action When there is no media, install new media. If the  ange is not

attached correctly, attach it correctly.

See “To load media on the Printer” on page 32.

LOAD MEDIA

Meaning Media cannot be detected.

Action Load media. See “To load media on the Printer” on page 32.

MEDIA SIZE ERROR CHECK MEDIA

Meaning Media of invalid width size (longer than 74 inches) was loaded.

Action Load media of the speci ed size.

See “To load media on the Printer” on page 32.

MEDIA MISALIGNED RELOAD MEDIA

Meaning The media skewed.

Action Reinstall the media correctly. Ink may have been discharged on

the platen depending on the skew level. In that case, completely remove the ink from the platen.

See “To load media on the Printer” on page 32.

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MEDIA MISALIGNED OK/CANCEL

Meaning Media skew was detected during printing.

Action Continue to print or stop printing.

(Print head error)

PH COOLING PROCESS PLEASE WAIT

Meaning The Printer operation was suspended, as the print head

temperature exceeded 40ºC. The print head temperature is always monitored by the Printer for the stable ink ejection.

Action Secure the ambient temperature 15 to 30ºC to prevent the print

head temperature increase.

(Communication errors)

NO DATA RECEIVED CHECK USB CABLE

Meaning During the print data transfer, USB connection failure, or cable

disconnection was detected.

Action Check the USB cable connection.

NO DATA RECEIVED CHECK HOST

Meaning Though a timeout was achieved during the print data transfer, its

cause is not the Printer failure.

Action Check the USB cable connection.

(Other errors)

CLOSE COVER

Meaning The front cover is open.

Action You are advised to follow the message.

INK CHARGE NOT DONE CHARGE INK SYS

Meaning Before charging the ink system completely, cleaning or printing

was started.

Action Charge the ink system completely before starting cleaning or

printing.

OPEN COVER TO ATTACH SPITTOON CASE

Meaning The spittoon case is not installed when the Printer is turned on or

when the front cover is closed.

Action You are advised to follow the message. See “Carriage cleaning”

on page 70.

ENV. TEMP. ERROR CHANGE ENV TEMP

Meaning The ambient temperature is not within the Printer’s operating

temperature range.

Action Operate the Printer within the operating temperature range (15

to 30ºC).

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Out of ink while printing

While printing in online, the Printer allows the ink pack to be replaced without suspending the print operation. When an ink pack is out of ink, the ink LED

goes o . You are advised to follow the message.

ONLINE

HEATER

CANCEL

PRINTING ROLL:1625/PAPER

OFF

Ink LED goes o .

PRINTING ROLL:1625/PAPER

PRINTING OPEN INK COVER

PRINTING Y1 REPLACE INK PACK

The message appears to prompt you to replace

the ink pack.

Ink box cover

Open the ink box cover, and replace the ink

pack.

See "Install and replace an ink pack" on page 86.

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The media was skewed.

The Printer checks for media skew at every 3m print. If the Printer detects the skew level more than speci ed, the print operation is suspended and the operation panel message appears so that you select the print to be continued or cancelled.

PRINTING ROLL:1625/PAPER

The Printer checks for media skew.

MEDIA MISALIGNED OK/CANCEL

Media skew was detected.

ONLINE

HEATER

CANCEL

MEDIA MISALIGNED OK/CANCEL

Flashing

Continue printing with the key.

PRINTING ROLL:1625/PAPER

Stop printing with the

CANCEL

key.

MEDIA MISALIGNED RELOAD MEDIA

[CANCEL] is recommended.

- If you select [OK] to continue the print, the rest of the suspended printing job is started. However, the media may be disengaged from the media edge guards, or the media may be jammed. When the printout is lengthy, the skew may be worse, which may damage the Printer.

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Warning messages

After the online printing, occasionally you may see one of the following messages appear on the operation panel display with the ERROR LED  ashing

, which are warning messages. If so, follow the advice in the

Recommendation column.

PERFORM DAILY MAINTENANCE NOW

Indication The daily maintenance (cap cleaning) is not performed.

Recommendation You are recommended to perform the daily maintenance. See

"Daily maintenance" on page 58.

SERVICE NEEDED CALL SERVICE

Indication The cap, SUS belt, and supply tube pump assembly need to be

replaced.

Recommendation You are recommended to ask your service representative to

replace them.

LOAD INK PACK CHARGE INK

Indication After the subcartridge’s initial ink charge to the ink system, the ink

tray has not yet started the ink supply to the ink system.

Recommendation Set the ink packs to the ink box’s slots, and perform

[#INK SUPPLY].

The Ink LED blinks:

Indication Ink is running out.

Recommendation Prepare a new ink pack. See "Install and replace an ink pack" on

page 86.

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Move the Printer

If you wish to move the printer several meters on the same site, across a horizontal  oor with no steps and no slopes, see the following instructions. For more di cult movement, contact your service representative.

Remove the media from the Printer.

Turn o the Printer.

Before the movement, loosen and raise the adjustment leveling feet

so that the wheels touch the ground.

Push the printer to the preferred position.

After the movement, lower and tighten the adjustment leveling feet.

CAUTION

- Do not move the Printer with a media roll attached, or the heavy media may damage the Printer.

- Be sure to loosen and raise the adjustment leveling feet before movement, and lower and tighten them after movement.

- Move the Printer carefully so that the adjustment leveling feet would not hit against any obstructions.

Adjustable leveling feet

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CAUTION

- Do not replace the waste ink bottle during printing.

- Replace the waste ink bottle carefully not to bump your head on the Printer upper part.

- Always use both hands to carefully remove and carry an SIIT waste ink bottle to prevent the waste ink spilt on the Printer or on the  oor.

- You are recommended to wear gloves when handling waste ink bottles.

Tube

Lever

Waste ink bottle

Splash guard

Slide the lever up and lift the splash guard

su ciently to remove the waste ink bottle.

The ink drips from the tube. Leave it for a while.

Carefully pull out the full waste ink bottle,

taking care not to spill any on the printer or on

the  oor.

Securely close the cap on the waste ink bottle.

Wipe o the spilt ink in the waste ink bottle

unit.

Replace a waste ink bottle

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Slide the lever up and install a empty waste ink

bottle.

Lever

Waste ink bottle

Lower the lever, and make sure that the splash

guard was lowered.

Then the operation panel will request you to reset the waste ink counter.

#BOTTLE EMPTY?

✻

#BOTTLE EMPTY?

✻

YES

On the operation panel, select “YES” and press

the

key to reset the waste ink counter.

If the waste ink counter is not reset...

- When the waste ink bottle is full, the Printer does not issue the message prompting you to replace the waste ink bottle. Then the waste ink over ows.

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At installing ink trays, be sure to insert each tray into its correct slot position of the ink box. Note that ink tray position is decided depending on its ink color.

REMOVE Lg8 INK PACK

Ink color

Ink color at 8-color assignment

LCD indication

Ink color at 4-color assignment

Slot position

CAUTION

- Do not remove ink tray in the following cases. Otherwise, ink may spill in the Printer depending on the Printer state, which may damage the Printer.

• The Printer is not powered on because the power was interrupted or because the circuit breaker turned o the Printer.

• An error other than ink end has occurred.

- Do not touch the contact point in the ink pack’s plate.

Knob

Ink box cover

Push the knob of the ink box cover to open the

ink box.

Ink tray

Con rm the color of the ink pack to be replaced,

and pull its ink tray out of the Printer.



Plate

Push two claws

Ink tray

Ink pack

If no ink pack is installed on the ink tray, go to the step

Take the empty ink pack out of the ink tray.

(1) Push the two claws at the lower part of the the ink

pack's plate, and pull up the plate.

Install and replace an ink pack

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Hook

Ink pack

Ink tray

(2) Remove the ink pack from the hook of the ink tray.

Take a new ink pack out of the box and set it on the ink tray.

Hook the two holes 1 at the ink pack’s end on the ink tray’s two protrusion. Then insert the ink pack’s plate part into the ink tray until you hear a click 2.

New ink packPlate

Hook

Ink tray

Insert the ink tray into the slot of the Printer.

Insert the ink tray as far as it will go.

Ink box cover

Close the ink box cover.

Con rm that the ink pack replacement was completed.

- When the replacement is successfully completed, the Printer returns to the online or o ine state.

- If the replacement is not completed, an error message appears. Retry the replacement procedure beginning with step

- The print operation is performed even during the ink pack replacement, as far as the ink is remaining in the subcartridge.

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Replace a spittoon case

Replace a spittoon case every two to six months depending on the spittoon surface’s smear condition. At its replacement, also replace the spittoon absorber liquid.

Replace when...

Replace s spittoon case when:

- You  nd the ink clot accumulated on the spittoon case surface; or

- The net is broken.

CAUTION

- Finish the operation above within  ve minutes, and promptly cap the print head. Never leave the carriage away from the capping unit for a long time. Otherwise the print head dries, which may cause a Printer malfunction.

INK MEDIA REGÈ

MEDIA M.ADV

Set the Printer to o ine state, and press the

key.

REWIND FORM FEED

PH.REC PH.MAIN

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING >

Press the key.

#CAP CLEANING

✻

OK?

CARRIAGE MOVING PLEASE WAIT

OPEN COVER CLEAN CAP

Press the key.

The carriage moves.

The Printer issues an audio warning beep.

- When the carriage moves, the Printer issues an audio warning beep.

To unactivate the warning beep, see the

Advanced Operation Guide on the page 38 .

Open the front cover and then open the

capping cover.

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Knob

Discharge

Press the knob at the near side of the case

containing the spittoon absorber liquid to

open the lid, raise the front side of the spittoon

absorber liquid case to discharge the spittoon

absorber liquid to the backside.

The discharged spittoon absorber liquid will go into the waste ink bottle.

When discharge is completed, put the spittoon absorber liquid case back into the original position.

Spittoon case

Hold the  nger grip at the spittoon case’s both

side.

Then remove the spittoon case by lifting

upward.

Set a new spittoon case’s locating hole to the

protrusion, and  x it horizontally by pressing

slightly.

Spittoon case

Dropper

Moisten the spittoon case with the spittoon

absorber liquid using a dropper.

Spittoon unit

Liquid level

Top of the

protrusions

Con rm that the spittoon absorber liquid’s top

surface is as high as the top of the protrusions.

CAUTION

- In the spittoon case, the spittoon absorber liquid is absorbed by the sponge, which may lower the liquid’s top surface.

In such a case apply the liquid additionally.

Close the capping cover and then close the front cover.

The carriage returns automatically to the home position.

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The following describes the wiper blade replacement procedure. Replace the wiper blade when the replacement message appears or scratches are found at a daily inspection. Prepare the tweezers supplied in the daily maintenance kit before replacing the wiper blade.

Open the front cover and wiping cover.

Using the tweezers, remove the wiper blade.

First pull the bottom of the wiper blade to

release the hook of the plastic projection.

Then pull the wiper blade out from its slot.

Install a new wiper blade.

Nip the rubber of the new wiper blade with the tweezers and insert it straight downward, and install it by hooking the hole in the rubber to the plastic projection.

Rubber

Check that the wiper blade’s two positions circled in the  gure below are installed correctly as the  gure shows.

Replace a wiper blade

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CAUTION

- When handling the wiper blade, do not touch its upper part by hand or nip it with tweezers because the upper part directly contacts with the print head.

Upper part

Close the wiping cover and then close the front

cover.

CAUTION

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Item Speci cation / Function

Print method Piezo-type color inkjet printing

Resolution

720 dpi (main scanning direction) X 360 dpi (subscanning direction), 540 dpi X 540 dpi, 720 dpi X 720 dpi, 720 dpi X 900 dpi

Print speed

27 m2/h for 72-inch width at 8-pass NORMAL1 8-coror mode (depending on ambient temperature and print head temperature)

Media supply/takeup direction

Rear: Supply side, Front: Take-up side

Media type Vinyl/Banner/Mesh banner/Backlit banner (FF)/Solvent printing coated paper

Media width Max. 74 inches (1900 mm)

Ink pack

Normal solvent ink (8 colors) (black, cyan, magenta, yellow, light cyan, light magenta, gray, light gray) 1500 ml for each color

Interface USB 2.0

Noise

Standby: 50 dB (A) or less Operating: 60 dB (A) or less (continuous sound) excluding supply/takeup motor noise and ink charging noise

Calori c power 15552KJ/H

Guaranteed print area

Area excluding top/bottom margins (5 mm) and right and left margins (5 mm) (When media edge guards are used, right and left margins are 10 mm.)

Power supply voltage

Printer power supply: 200 to 240 VAC, 6 A, 50/60 Hz Heater power supply: 200 to 240 VAC, 12 A, 50/60 Hz

Input power voltage range

Printer power supply: 180 to 260 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz ±1 Hz Heater power supply: 180 to 260 VAC ±10%, 50/60 Hz ±1 Hz

Power consumption

Printer power supply: 1440 W or less Heater power supply: 2880 W or less

External dimensions 3383.5mm (W) X 1275mm (D) X 1511mm (H) ± 10mm

Mass 450 kg or less (excluding media and ink)

Print ensuring temperature/humidity

20 to 25°C, 40 to 60%RH (no condensation)

Operating temperature/ humidity

15 to 30°C, 30 to 70%RH (no condensation)

Storage temperature/ humidity

5 to 35°C, 10 to 80%RH (no condensation)

Installation space Min. 4183 mm (W) X 3275 mm (D) X 2200 mm(H)

Maintenance space Min. 4183 mm (W) X 3275 mm (D) X 2200 mm(H)

Basic speci cations

Appendix

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Ink pack

[8-color ink] One box contains one ink pack.

Type Ink color Quantity

29951313

Y (yellow) 1500 ml

29951314

M (magenta) 1500 ml

29951315

C (cyan) 1500 ml

29951316

K (black) 1500 ml

29951317

Lc (light cyan) 1500 ml

29951318

Lm (light magenta) 1500 ml

29951319

Gy (gray) 1500 ml

29951320

Lgy (light gray) 1500 ml

WARNING

- The ink is combustible. Keep the ink away from open  ames, sparks, or other sources of ignition.

- Do not swallow ink or avoid its splashes on the eye to prevent breathing trouble or visual impairment. If ink gets into the eye, wash it o with clean running water and consult a doctor. If it is swallowed, do not try to vomit it forcefully, but consult a doctor.

CAUTION

- Always use SIIT speci ed ink packs. Failure to use the recommended ink pack may lead to a deterioration of the print quality or a printer malfunction. This may invalidate your warranty.

- The ink validity period is 14 months from the date of production.

- Do not shake these ink packs before using them.

- Install ink packs and ink trays to all the 8 slots. When you remove ink packs or ink trays, be sure to install new ones instead.

Waste ink bottle

Type Content Quantity

29953048

Waste ink bottle 1 piece

WARNING

- The waste ink is combustible. Keep the waste ink bottle containing the waste ink away from open  ames, sparks, or other sources of ignition.

Basic speci cations / Consumables / Options / Index

Consumables

CAUTION

- A waste ink bottle must always be installed. When it is removed to dispose of waste ink, another empty waste ink bottle must be installed.

CAUTION

- If you cannot dispose of waste ink, contact your service representative. Be sure to tighten the caps of waste ink bottles and put them in bags so that the ink does not leak. Then put the bags in cardboard boxes and send the cardboard boxes to the collection center.

Daily maintenance kit

Type Content Quantity

29953842

Cap cleaning liquid 300 ml Wiper cleaning liquid 200 ml Spittoon absorber liquid 100 ml Dropper 10 pieces Cleaning swab 10 pieces Cleaning stick 1 piece Cleaning roller 30 pieces Tweezers 1 piece Spittoon case 1 piece Gloves 30 pieces Bag 1

WARNING

- Do not swallow cleaning liquid or avoid its splashes on the eye to prevent breathing trouble or visual impairment. If cleaning liquid gets into the eye, wash it o with clean running water and consult a doctor. If it is swallowed, do not try to vomit it forcefully, but consult a doctor.

Cap cleaning liquid set

Type Content Quantity

29953846

Cap cleaning liquid (300 ml) 3 bottles

Wiper cleaning liquid set

Type Content Quantity

29953843

Wiper cleaning liquid (200 ml) 3 bottles

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Wiper cleaning liquid

Type Content Quantity

29951294

Wiper cleaning liquid (200 ml) 1 bottle

Cleaning swab

Type Content Quantity

29952197

Cleaning swab 300 pieces Bag 6 pieces

Storage liquid kit

Type Content Quantity

29951308

Storage liquid pack 8 pieces Dummy subcartridge 8 pieces

Cleaning liquid kit

Type Content Quantity

29951293

Cleaning liquid pack 8 pieces Dummy subcartridge 8 pieces

Head cleaning kit

Type Content Quantity

29953841

Head cleaning sheet 6 sheets Support sheet 1 pieces Platen sheet 6 pieces Manual 1 piece

Spittoon absorber liquid

Type Content Quantity

29953844

Spittoon absorber liquid (100 ml)

3 bottles

Wiper blade

Type Content Quantity

IP7-133

Wiper blade 8 pieces

Cleaning stick

Type Content Quantity

IP5-120

Cleaning stick 1 piece Cleaning roller 1 piece

Cleaning roller set

Type Content Quantity

IP5-121

Cleaning roller 90 pieces

Spittoon case set

Type Content Quantity

29800159

Spittoon case 1 piece Bag 1 piece

Color exchange set

Type Content Quantity

29951309

Cleaning liquid pack 4 pieces Dummy subcartridge 4 pieces

Ink tray

Type Content Quantity

29951292

Ink tray 1 piece

Absorbent sponge (Option for mesh banner)

Type Content Quantity

29951306

Absorbent sponge 10 pieces

Absorbent sheet (Option for mesh banner)

Type Content Quantity

29951307

Absorbent sheet 1 roll

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Addresses of lacal Océ organisations

Océ-Australia Ltd. P.O. Box 363 Ferntree Gully MDC Vic 3165

Australia

http://www.oce.com.au/

Océ-Österreich GmbH Postfach 95 1233 Vienna Wienerbergstrasse 11 Vienna Twin Tower 1100 Vienna

Austria

http://www.oce.at/

Océ-Belgium N.V./S.A. J. Bordetlaan 32 1140 Brussel

Belgium

http://www.oce.be/

Océ-Brasil Comércio e Indústria Ltda. Av. das Nações Unidas, 11.857 Brooklin Novo São Paulo-SP 04578-000

Brasil

http://www.oce-brasil.com.br/

Océ-Canada Inc. 4711 Yonge Street, Suite 1100 Toronto, Ontario M2N 6K8

Canada

http://www.oce.ca/

Océ O ce Equipment (Shanghai) First Shanghai Center, Phase II, Building4, Lane 180, Zhangheng Road Pudong District Shanghai 201204, P.R.

China

http://www.oce.com.cn/

Océ-Czech Republic ltd. Babická 2329/2 149 00 Praha 4

Czech Republic

http://www.oce.cz/

Océ-Danmark a/s Vallensbækvej 45 2605 Brøndby

Denmark

http://www.oce.dk/

Océ Finland OY Niittyrinne 7 02270 Espoo

Finland

http://www.oce. /

Océ-France S.A. 32, Avenue du Pavé Neuf 93882 Noisy-le-grand, Cedex

France

http://www.oce.fr/

Océ-Deutschland GmbH Solinger Straße 5-7 45481 Mülheim/Ruhr

Germany

http://www.oce.de/

Océ-Hong Kong and China head o ce Room 3711-18 Tower 1 Millennium City 1 388 Kwun Tong Road Kwun Tong Kowloon

Hong Kong

http://www.oce.com.hk/

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Océ-Hungaria Kft. H-1241 Budapest Pf.: 237

Hungary

http://www.oce.hu/

Océ-Ireland Ltd. 3006 Lake Drive Citywest Business Campus Saggart Co. Dublin

Ireland

http://www.oce.ie/

Océ-Italia S.p.A. Strada Padana Superiore 2/B 20063 Cernusco sul Naviglio (MI)

Italia

http://www.oce.it/

Océ Japan Corporation 1-28-1, Oi Shinagawa-ku Tokyo 140-0014

Japan

http://www.ocejapan.co.jp/

Océ-Belgium S.A. Rue Astrid 2/A 1143 Luxembourg-Belair http://www.oce.lu/

Océ Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.

3.01, Level 3, Wisma Academy Lot 4A, Jalan 19/1 46300 Petalig Jaya Selangor Darul Ehsan

Malaysia

http://www.ocemal.com.my/

Océ-Mexico S.A. de C.V. Prolongación Reforma 1236, 4to Piso Col. Santa Fé, Del. Cuajimalpa C.P. 05348 México, D.F.

México

http://www.oceusa.com/

Océ-Norge A.S. Postboks 4434 Nydalen Gjerdrums vei 8 0403 Oslo

Norway

http://www.oce.no/

Océ-Poland Ltd. Sp.z o.o. ul. Bitwy Warszawskiej 1920 r. nr. 7 02-366 Warszawa

Poland

http://www.oce.com.pl/

Océ-Portugal Equipamentos Grá cos S.A. Av. José Gomes Ferreira, 11 Piso 2 - Mi-ra ores 1497-139 Algés

Portugal

http://www.oce.pt/

Océ Singapore Pte Ltd. 190 MacPherson Road 03-00 Wisma Gulab Singapore 348548

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Océ España SA Business Park Mas Blau Osona, 2 08820 El Prat de Llobregat Barcelona

Spain

http://www.oce.es/

Océ-Svenska AB Sollentunavägen 84 191 27 Sollentuna

Sweden

http://www.oce.se/

Océ-Schweiz AG Sägereistrasse 10 CH8152 Glattbrugg

Schweiz

http://www.oce.ch/

Océ (Thailand) Ltd. B.B. Building 16/Floor 54 Asoke Road Sukhumvit 21 Bangkok 10110

Thailand

Océ-Nederland B.V. P.O.Box 800 5201 AV ‘s-Hertogenbosch

The Netherlands

http://www.oce.nl/

Océ (UK) Limited Océ House Chatham Way Brentwood, Essex CM14 4DZ

United Kingdom

http://www.oce.co.uk/

Océ North America Inc. 5450 North Cumberland Avenue Chicago, IL 60656

USA

http://www.oceusa.com/

Note:

The web site http://www.oce.com gives the current addresses of the local Océ organisations and distributors.

Note:

The addresses of local Océ organisations for information about the Wide Format Printing Systems and the Production Printing Systems can be different from the addresses above. Refer to the web site http://www.oce.com for the addresses you need.

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Index

absorbent sheet ………………………………

absorbent sponge ……………………………

afterheater ……………………………………

backlit banner (FF) ………………………25,

banner …………………………………………

buzzer …………………………………………

cap cleaning liquid set …………………………

capping cover …………………………………

capping unit ……………………………………

capping unit side …………………………………

cleaning ……………………………………………

carriage ……………………………………21,

caster ……………………………………………

cleaning

exterior ……………………………………………

cleaning liquid kit ………………………………

cleaning roller set ………………………………

cleaning stick …………………………………

cleaning swab …………………………………

color exchange set ……………………………

daily maintenance ……………………………

daily maintenance kit ……………………………

double-sided printing …………………………

error message …………………………………

 xing ring ………………………………………

 ange holder ……………………………………

 ange shaft  xture ……………………………

front cover ………………………………………

head cleaning

Normal cleaning ……………………………………

head cleaning kit ………………………………

ink pack …………………………………………

replacement ………………………………………

Ink box cover ……………………………………

ink tray ……………………………………21,

inner take-up …………………………………

keys ……………………………………………

LCD ……………………………………………

LED ……………………………………………

LOOSE winding mode …………………………

madia edge guard

cleaning ……………………………………………

media

available printing area ……………………………

jammed ………………………………………27,

unloading …………………………………………

media advance/rewind switch …………………

media drying fan …………………………20,

media edge guard ………………………21,

mesh banner ……………………………………

move the Printer ………………………………

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nozzle print ……………………………………

online …………………………………………

o ine …………………………………………

operation panel ………………………………

operator call error ………………………………

outer take-up …………………………………

platen …………………………………………

paper tube ……………………………………

peel roller ………………………………………

power switch ……………………………………

preheater ………………………………………

pressure control knob …………………………

printer heater unit ……………………………

printheater ……………………………………

protection bar …………………………………

roll spacer ………………………………………

scroller  ange …………………………………

service call error ………………………………

shaft cover ………………………………………

skew ……………………………………………

solvent printing coated paper ……………25,

spittoon absorber liquid ………………………

spittoon absorber liquid set ………………………

spittoon case ……………………………………

replacement ………………………………………

spittoon case set …………………………………

storage liquid kit ………………………………

subcartridge ……………………………………

subcartridge cover ……………………………

scroller shaft ……………………………………

take-up direction switch ………………………

tension bar ……………………………………

length adustment …………………………………

tension bar guide ……………………………20,

tension bar  ange ………………………………

tension bar  ange with screw …………………

USB cable ………………………………………

USB connector …………………………………

vinyl ………………………………………25,

warning message ………………………………

waste ink bottle ………………………………

replacement ………………………………………

wiper blade ……………………………………

check for smear ……………………………………

replacement ………………………………………

wiper cleaning liquid …………………………

replacement ………………………………………

wiper cleaning liquid set …………………………

wiping cover ……………………………………

wiping unit ……………………………………

wiping unit side ……………………………………

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Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual