Roland XC-540 manual

USER'S MANU AL T hank you very muc h for purchasing this product. ➢ T o ensure correct and safe usage with a full understanding of this product's performance, please be sure to read through this manual completely and store it in a safe location. ➢ Unauthorized copying or tr ansferral, in whole or in part, of this manual is prohibited.[...]

For the USA FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment 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 equipment is operated in a commer[...]

1 Contents T o Ensure Saf e Use ............................................................................................................ ............ 5 P our utiliser en toute sécurité ............................................................................................... .... 12 Important Notes on Handling and Use ...................[...]

Contents 2 Chapter 5 Maintenance and Adjustment ......................................................................................... 61 5-1 Daily Care and Maintenance ................................................................................................. ............................ 62 Disposing of Discharged Ink ....................[...]

Contens 3 6-7 Correcting Misalignment f or Printing or Cutting ............................................................................ .......... 100 Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing ................................................................. 100 Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing More Precisely ..[...]

Contents 4 Copyright© 2006 Roland DG Corporation E NERGY S TA R is a U.S. registered mark. Company names and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders. http://www .rolanddg.com/ Chapter 8 Appendix ............................................................................................................. ..[...]

5 Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of death or sev ere injur y should the unit be used impr operly . About W ARNING and CAUTION Notices Used for instructions intended to alert the user to the risk of injur y or material damage should the unit be used impr operly . * Material damage ref ers to damage or other adverse effe[...]

T o Ensur e Safe Use 6 W ARNING Be sure to f ollo w the operation proce- dures described in this documentation. Ne ver allo w any one unfamiliar with the usag e or handling of the machine to touch it. Incorr ect usage or handling may lead to an acci- dent. K eep children a way fr om the machine . The machine includes areas and components that pose [...]

T o Ensur e Safe Use 7 W ARNING Connect to an electrical outlet that com- plies with this machine's ratings (for v olt- ag e, frequency , and current). Incorr ect voltage or insufficient curr ent may cause fire or electrical shock. Ne ver use out of doors or in any location where e xposure to water or high humid- ity ma y occur . Nev er touch [...]

T o Ensur e Safe Use 8 Important notes about the po wer cord, plug, and electrical outlet Ne ver place an y object on top or subject to damag e . Ne ver bend or twist with undue for ce . Ne ver pull with undue for ce . Ne ver bundle, bind, or r oll up. Ne ver allo w to get wet. Ne ver mak e hot. Dust ma y cause fire.[...]

T o Ensur e Safe Use 9 W ARNING K eep open flame awa y fr om the work ar ea. Ink and discharged fluid ar e flammable. Ne ver store ink, cleaning fluid, or dis- charged fluid in an y of the follo wing loca- tions. ➢ An y location exposed to open flame ➢ An y location where high temperatur e ma y occur ➢ Near b leach or any other such o xidiz- [...]

T o Ensure Safe Use 10 W ARNING Install the machine in a location that is le vel, stable , and able to bear the w eight of the machine. The total weight of the machine ma y reach 200 kg (441 lb.) or mor e. Installation in an unsuit- able location ma y cause a major accident, in- cluding tipov er , fall, or collapse. Unloading and emplacement are op[...]

T o Ensure Safe Use 11 W arning labels are affix ed to make ar eas of danger immediately clear . The meanings of these labels ar e as follo ws. Be sur e to heed their warnings. Also , ne ver r emo ve the labels or allo w them to become obscur ed. Ink Is T oxic Ink and discharged fluid are to xic . Av oid contact with the body . Use only in a well- [...]

12 P our utiliser en toute sécurité La manipulation ou l'utilisation inadéquates de cet appar eil peuvent causer des blessur es ou des dommag es matériels. Les précautions à pr endre pour prév enir les blessur es ou les dommages sont décrites ci-dessous. Utilisé pour a vertir l'utilisateur d'un risque de décès ou de blessu[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 13 A TTENTION S'assurer de suivr e les procédur es d'utilisation décrites dans la documenta- tion. Ne jamais permettre à quiconque ne connaît pas le fonctionnement ou la manutention de l’a ppareil de le toucher . L'utilisation ou la manutention incorr ectes peuvent causer un accident. Garder l[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 14 A TTENTION Brancher à une prise électrique conforme aux caractéristiques de cet appar eil (ten- sion, fréquence et courant). Une tension incorr ecte ou un courant insuffisant peuvent causer un incendie ou un choc électrique. Ne jamais utiliser à l'extérieur ni à un endr oit où l'appar eil ris[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 15 Remarques importantes à propos du câble d'alimentation, de la fiche et de la prise électrique Ne jamais déposer aucun objet sur le câble, sur la fiche ou sur la prise car cela risque de les endomma ger . Ne jamais plier ni tordr e le câble a v ec une for ce excessive. Ne jamais tirer sur le câb le o[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 16 A TTENTION Ne pas appr ocher une flamme nue de l'espace de tra vail. L'encre et les liquides usés sont inflammables. Ne jamais entreposer d'encr e , de liquide de netto yag e ou des liquides usés dans les endr oits suivants : ➢ un endr oit exposé à une flamme nue; ➢ un endr oit où il y a[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 17 A TTENTION Installer l'appar eil à un endroit stable et plat et capable de supporter son poids. Le poids total de l'appar eil peut être d'au moins 200 kg (441 lb.). Installer l'appareil à un endr oit inappr oprié peut prov oquer un accident grav e comme le ren versement, la chute ou l&ap[...]

P our utiliser en toute sécurité 18 Des vignettes d'a vertissement sont apposées pour qu'il soit facile de r epérer les zones danger euses. La signification des vignettes est donnée ci-dessous. Respecter les av er tissements. Ne jamais retir er les vignettes et ne pas les laisser s'encrasser . L'encre est to xique L'en[...]

19 Impor tant Notes on Handling and Use This machine is a pr ecision device. T o ensur e the full performance of this machine, be sure to obser ve the f ollowing important points. Failur e to obser ve them ma y not only result in loss of performance, but may also cause malfunction or br eakdo wn. Printer unit This Machine Is a Precision De vice ➢[...]

Important Notes on Handling and Use 20 Ink car tridges Ink Car tridges Come in V arious T ypes ➢ Use a type that is compatible with the printer . Also , be sure to use only gen uine items from Roland DG Corp . Nev er Subject to Impact or Attempt to Disassemble ➢ Nev er dr op or shak e forcefully . The impact ma y rupture the internal pouch and [...]

21 Chapter 1 Intr oduction[...]

22 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-1 F eatures of the Machine What Is the XC-540? T he XC-540 is a large-format printer equipped with a cutting feature and combining high speed with high print quality . Not only can it be used either solely for printing or solely for cutting, but it can also perform printing and cutting consecutiv ely . Also, using the cr[...]

23 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-2 P ar t Names and Functions Printer Unit/Dr y er Dryer T his heats the media to hasten ink-drying. Maintenance Co ver Y ou remove this when y ou per- form cleaning the print head. Operation P anel Y ou use this to perform various oper ations. ☞ P .25 "Oper ation panel" Loading Le ver Y ou operate this when y[...]

1-2 P ar t Names and Functions 24 Chapter 1 Introduction Cutting Carria ge T he blade and the separating knife are inside here. Print-head Carria ge T he print heads are inside this. Grit Rollers T hese rollers feed out media toward the front of the ma- chine. Pinch Rollers T hese clamp the media when the loading lever is pulled back toward y ou. P[...]

1-2 P art Names and Functions 25 Chapter 1 Introduction Operation P anel P anel Notation In this document, the keys and lights on the control panel are indicated by the follo wing images. MENU K e y SETUP K ey ENTER K ey Cursor K eys P AUSE K ey CLEANING K ey TEST PRINT K ey TEST CUT K ey BASE POINT K ey CUT CONFIG K e y HEA TER CONFIG K ey SHEET C[...]

1-2 P ar t Names and Functions 26 Chapter 1 Introduction Media T ak e-up System T ake-up Unit T his takes up media. Dancer Roller T his maintains uniform tension for media. MANU AL Switch Y ou use this w hen you want to operate the take-up unit manually . AUT O Switch T his makes the direction of rotation for take-up during printing change automati[...]

27 Chapter 2 Oper ation[...]

28 Chapter 2 Operation 2-1 Switching the P o w er On and Off Switching the P o w er On and Off T his machine has a main power s witch and a sub po wer switc h. Switch on both to use the mac hine. Whenever outputting is finished, switc h off the sub power . Also, raise the loading lev er . Lea ve the main power s witches ➀ on at all times, never s[...]

2-1 Switching the P ow er On and Off 29 Chapter 2 Operation The P o w er -sa ving F eature T his machine is provided with a power -saving feature that s witches to a low-power "sleep mode" w hen a fixed interval passes with no operation. T he factory default for the time after which the mac hine switches to the sleep mode is 30 minutes. Y[...]

30 Chapter 2 Operation 2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media Ho w to Load Media CAUTION Load roll media cor rectly . Otherwise the media ma y fall and cause injur y . CAUTION Roll media weighs about 30 kg (67 lb .). T o av oid injur y , handle with care. CAUTION Nev er load media that weights mor e than 30 kg (67 lb.). The machine ma y fail to withstan[...]

2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 31 Chapter 2 Operation ➍ Pass the media betw een the pinch r ollers and the grit r ollers, bringing the end of the media as far as the platen. 2. Align the media. ➊ P osition so that both edges of the media are aligned abov e the grit rollers, and move the pinch r ollers to position them above the grit r ollers[...]

2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 32 Chapter 2 Operation ➋ Secure the stoppers in place in alignment with the width of the media. T he stoppers number four in total. T ighten all screws. Impor tant! Mak e sure the media flanges ar e straight. Corr ect media feed is impossible if either of the media flanges is at an angle. 3. Load the media so tha[...]

2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 33 Chapter 2 Operation 4. Set the media clamps and close the fr ont co ver . ➊ Set the media clamps. T he media clamps hav e dixtinct left and right sides. Install them like shown in the figure. Line up the hole with the end of the media ➋ Close the fr ont cover . ➌ Use to select [R OLL]. Pr ess . ➍ Pr ess [...]

2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 34 Chapter 2 Operation Position the pinch rollers o ver the grit rollers . If the following message appears w hen you close the front co ver , open the front cover and c heck the positioning of the pinch rollers. T hese must be placed over the grit rollers. Placement of the Pinch Rollers P osition the pinch rollers[...]

2-2 Loading and Cutting Off Media 35 Chapter 2 Operation Ho w to Cut Off Media Pr ocedure ➊ Open the fr ont cover . Detach the media clamps. ➋ Close the fr ont cover . ➌ Mak e sure the lights up . ➍ Hold down f or one second or longer . Cut-off Operations Befor e you perform cutoff, be sure to detach the media clamps. . P erforming cutoff w[...]

36 Chapter 2 Operation 2-3 Settings of the Media Heating System What Is the Media Heating System? T his machine is equipped with a media heating system that w arms the media. Y ou use this mainly to improve ink adhesion and dry the ink. Y ou can adjust the temperature settings to match the type of media and the printing speed. W ARNING Caution: hig[...]

2-3 Settings of the Media Heating System 37 Chapter 2 Operation General Guide for the Pr eset T emperatur es T he optimal temperature for the media heating system v aries according to such factors as the type of media and differences in the print mode. Use the following as a gener al guide and adjust accordingly . General Guide for Adjustment Prehe[...]

2-3 Settings of the Media Heating System 38 Chapter 2 Operation Examples of Preset T emperatures ➢ These are onl y r ough estimates. Make adjustments to match the media y ou're using. ➢ Using the media heating system does not necessarily mak e it possible to apply ink to e ver y kind of media. Be sure to test in advance. ➢ Results ma y v[...]

39 Chapter 2 Operation 2-4 Star ting Output Getting Ready to Receiv e Data fr om a Computer When you ha ve finished loading media and making the temperature settings for the heating devices, then follo w the steps below . T his procedure enables the machine to recei ve data from the computer and perform output. Note, however , that when y ou want t[...]

2-4 Starting Output 40 Chapter 2 Operation Printing T ests and Cleaning W e recommend performing a printing test to check for problems suc h as dot drop-out before you carry out actual printing. If problems such as dot drop-out are found, clean the print heads. Ho w to P erform a Printing T est Holding down for one second or longer prints a test pa[...]

2-4 Starting Output 41 Chapter 2 Operation Ho w to P erform Cleaning When a printing test reveals dot drop-out or the like, perform cleaning for just the group of a head that is incapable of correct printing. Compared with performing cleaning for all heads, this can reduce the amount of ink consumed. Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess . ➌ Use to [...]

42 Chapter 2 Operation 2-5 If Ink Runs Out Checking for Remaining Ink Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . ➌ Press . ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. T he display shows an approximate guide to the amount of remaining ink,w hich ma y differ somewhat from the actual amount remaining. Also, the displayed info[...]

2-5 If Ink Runs Out 43 Chapter 2 Operation If Ink Runs Out When ink runs out, a warning beep sounds and printing pauses (unless the default settings ha ve been c hanged). Pull out the empty cartridge and insert a new one. Printing resumes. Pr ocedure ➊ The slot number for the empty cartridge flashes. ➋ Gently shak e the new cartridge . ➌ Pull[...]

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45 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting F eature[...]

46 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e 3-1 P erforming Cutting T o P erform Cutting T o perform cutting, carry out the procedure described below . CAUTION Be sure to car r y out the operation according to the pr ocedure described. Otherwise a motor err or ma y occur or the roll ma y fall because the media is pulled with excessive for ce . Pr ocedu[...]

3-1 P erforming Cutting 47 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e P erforming a Cutting T est F or high-quality cutting, then before you perform actual cutting, we recommend carrying out a cutting test to c heck the cutting quality for the media. Before carrying out a cutting test, detach the media clamps. P erforming a Cutting T est Hold down for on[...]

48 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e 3-2 P erforming Printing F ollo w ed Immediately b y Cutting P erforming Printing F ollo wed Immediatel y b y Cutting Y ou can perform printing and cutting at the same time. When you send data that contains information for both printing and cutting, then after the printing has finished, the cutting operation [...]

49 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e 3-3 Cutting Using the Cr op-mark F eatur e Ho w to Use the Cr op-mark F eatur e T he crop-mark feature is used for aligning printing and cutting. When y ou're printing with crop marks in one of the following cases, y ou can perform automatic alignment with detection of the printed crop marks when you per[...]

3-3 Cutting Using the Cr op-mark F eature 50 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e Media Siz es Allowing Automatic Crop Mark Detection When Reloading the Media When you're cutting off media printed with crop marks, reloading it, and performing automatic crop-mark detection, set a margin of at least 90 millimeters before the next print-start pos[...]

3-3 Cutting Using the Cr op-mark F eature 51 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e P erforming Cutting with Automatic Cr op-mark Detection When you make the setting for detecting crop marks w hen sending cutting data from the computer , alignment is performed with the presence or absence of crop marks determined automatically . F or information on h[...]

3-3 Cutting Using the Cr op-mark F eature 52 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e T o Stop Detection ➊ Press . ➋ Press . Detection is stopped. Aligning Manuall y and Cutting Depending on the type of media, it ma y not be possible to detect crop marks automatically . When crop marks cannot be detected automatically , you perform alignment manual[...]

3-3 Cutting Using the Cr op-mark F eature 53 Chapter 3 Using the Cutting Featur e ➍ Repeat steps ➊ thr ough ➌ to specify other align points as r equired. ➎ Send the cutting data and perform cutting. About Align P oints T he numbers for align points are determined with reference to the location of the base point. Y ou cannot set an align poi[...]

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55 Chapter 4 Oper ation of the Media T ak e-up System[...]

56 Chapter 4 Operation of the Media T ak e-up System 4-1 The T ak e-up System F eatures of the T ake-up System Using the take-up unit lets you perform printing w hile the media is taken up automatically . T his makes possible unattended operation at night and efficient output of length y media. Operating Conditions for the T ak e-up System Nev er U[...]

57 Chapter 4 Operation of the Media T ak e-up System 4-2 Using the T ak e-up System Ho w to T ak e Up Media 1. P ass the media through the printer . ➊ Mov e the dancer roller towar d the rear . ➋ Load the r oll media. ☞ P .30 "How to Load Media" ➌ Pull back the loading lev er to secure the media in place. 2. Fasten the media to th[...]

4-2 Using the T ake-up System 58 Chapter 4 Operation of the Media T ak e-up System ➌ Fasten the media in place with tape at thr ee locations (the center and both edges) so that the media is not at an angle. T ake-up with outwar d curl T ake-up with inwar d curl ➍ Press . T he media is fed out to the front. ➎ Pull the dancer r oller back towar[...]

4-2 Using the T ak e-up System 59 Chapter 4 Operation of the Media T ak e-up System 3. Mak e the settings for the tak e-up unit. ➊ Mak e the setting for the AUT O switch on the tak e-up unit. T ake-up with outwar d curl T ake-up with inwar d curl When you begin tak e-up , take car e to ensure that the end of the media does not become r olled or c[...]

4-2 Using the T ake-up System 60 Chapter 4 Operation of the Media T ak e-up System Ho w to Operate the MANU AL Switch on the T ak e-up Unit Y ou can take up media by using the MANUAL switc h. Ho w to Remo ve T ak en-up Media CAUTION Remo val of taken-up r oll media from the unit is a task which must be car ried out b y two or mor e persons. Injur y[...]

61 Chapter 5 Maintenance and Adjustment[...]

62 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-1 Daily Car e and Maintenance Disposing of Discharged Ink T he drain bottle collects discharged fluid. Dispose of collected material before the bottle becomes full. A message shown in the figure appears w hen a certain amount of discharged fluid collects in the bottle. F ollow the procedure below to discard[...]

5-1 Daily Car e and Maintenance 63 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3. Attach the emptied bottle and r eset the discharged-fluid count. ➊ Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess a second time. ➌ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr een. W ARNING Ne ver store discharg ed fluid in any of the follo wing locations. Doing so ma y cause fire. CA UTION T o [...]

5-1 Daily Car e and Maintenance 64 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Cleaning W ARNING Nev er use gasoline, alcohol, thinner , or an y other flammable material. Doing so ma y cause fire. CAUTION Befor e attempting cleaning, switch off the sub po wer and wait until the platen and dr y er cool (appro ximately 30 minutes). Sudden mov ement of the m[...]

5-1 Daily Car e and Maintenance 65 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Car e and Maintenance of the Print Heads Daily Car e and Maintenance P erform maintenance using the machine's head cleaning feature. ☞ P .40 "Printing T est and Cleaning", P .66 "When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective" P eriodic Care and Maintenance P er[...]

66 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-2 When Head Cleaning Is Not Eff ectiv e P erforming Mor e P o werful Cleaning When the problems such as dot drop-out are not cleared up b y the "normal cleaning," try the more forceful "medium cleaning" or the even more for ceful "powerful cleaning." Note, howev er , that this [...]

5-2 When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective 67 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment When P o w erful Cleaning Is Not Effectiv e If problems such as dot drop-out persist ev en after you ha ve performed powerful cleaning sev eral times, then use the cleaning kit to clean the heads. Such cleaning can be effecti ve when carried out periodically , according[...]

68 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit When the Cleaning Kit Becomes Necessar y P eriodic Care and Maintenance Use the cleaning kit to perform head-cleaning periodically , according to the frequenc y of use. When dot dr op-out or the lik e occur frequently When the machine's head-cleaning feature [...]

5-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit 69 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 1. Change to the print-head man ual-cleaning mode . ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . ➍ Pr ess . Open the fr ont cov er and remov e the maintenance cover . ➎ Close the fr ont cover . Pr ess . T he print-head carriage moves [...]

5-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit 70 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 2. Clean using the cleaning stick. Be especially car eful to clean a way an y fibr ous dust (lint). Clean in the sequence shown in the figure belo w . Ne ver touch the nozzle surface. Clean only the metal frame. Area to clean Area to clean Area to clean Area to cl[...]

5-3 Cleaning the Heads Using the Cleaning Kit 71 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 3. Quit the manual cleaning mode. ➊ Close the fr ont cover . Pr ess . T he print-head carriage moves to the right side of the mac hine, and then the screen shown in the figure appears. ➋ Open the fr ont cover and close the maintenance co ver . ➌ Close the fr[...]

72 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-4 Replacing Consumab le P ar ts Replacing the Wipers T he wipers are components that you use when cleaning the print heads. When the screen displa ys a message like the one shown, it means the item needs to be replaced. Replace with new items. Impor tant Notes on This Procedur e ➢ T o pre vent the heads f[...]

5-4 Replacing Consumable P ar ts 73 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 2. Replace the wipers. Use the included tweezers. ➊ Detach the old wipers. Detach the hook and pull up and out. ➋ Insert the new wipers. ➌ Attach the hook. 3. Quit the [REPLA CE WIPER] menu. ➊ Close the fr ont door . Pr ess . After the process to quit the [REPLA CE WIP[...]

5-4 Replacing Consumable P ar ts 74 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Replacing the Blade If the blade becomes dull, replace it with the included replacement blade. CAUTION Be sure to perf orm operations as specified by these instructions, and nev er touch any ar ea not specified in the instructions. Sudden mov ement of the machine ma y cause in[...]

5-4 Replacing Consumable P ar ts 75 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment ➋ Remov e the old blade . ➌ Install a new blade. ➍ Reinstall the blade holder . If installed without supporting the screw in this wa y , cutting quality ma y become poor . ➎ Tighten the scr ew . T ug the blade holder upward to make sure it does not come loose. 3. Quit [...]

5-4 Replacing Consumable P ar ts 76 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment Replacing the Separating Knife If the separating knife becomes dull, replace it with the included replacement blade. CAUTION Be sure to perf orm operations as specified by these instructions, and nev er touch any ar ea not specified in the instructions. Sudden mov ement of the[...]

5-4 Replacing Consumable P ar ts 77 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment ➌ Slowly insert it into the gr oove. ➍ Tighten the scr ew . T ake car e to ensure that the knife does not slip out of position at this time. 3. Quit the [REPLA CE KNIFE] menu. Close the fr ont cover , and press .[...]

78 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-5 When Not in Use f or a Pr olong ed P eriod K eep P erforming Maintenance Switch On the P ow er Once a Month Switch on the sub po wer once a month. When you turn on the power , the machine automatically performs some operations suc h as those to keep the print heads from drying out. Allowing the machine to[...]

79 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 5-6 When Mo ving the Unit Pr ocedures fr om Pr eparing to Mo v e Thr ough Reinstalling T o mov e the machine, y ou must completely drain all ink inside the machine and secure the print heads in place with P acking materials to protect them. Attempting to move the mac hine without first doing this may result i[...]

5-6 When Mo ving the Unit 80 Chapter 3 Maintenance and Adjustment 2. Secure the print heads in place. ➊ Remov e the drain bottle and detach the bottle stand. Then attach the drain-tube cov er . ➋ Detach the blade holder . ➌ Raise the loading lev er . ➍ Secure the print heads in place using the packing material. ➎ Low er the roll media fr [...]

81 Chapter 6 F eatur e Refer ence[...]

82 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-1 P ausing or Canceling Output Canceling Output Befor e It Finishes Pr ocedure ➊ Press ➋ Hold down for one second or longer . ➌ Stop sending output data fr om the computer . Description pauses output. Pressing a second time here resumes printing, but a horizontal stripe is produced at the location w here prin[...]

83 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference 6-2 Setting the Location f or Star ting Output Setting the Output-star t Location Pr ocedure ➊ Use to mov e the cutting car - riage. Align the center of the blade with the new output-start location. ➋ Press Description Y ou can use to set the output-start location anyw here you w ant. Note, however that this sett[...]

84 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-3 Matching the Printer to the Operating En vir onment Making the Setting f or Automatic Adjustment of the Printer to the Operating En vir onment Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press . ➋ Press . Press . ➌ Press . Use to select "EABLE". Press to enable the setting. ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original s[...]

85 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference 6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media Adjusting Head Height to Match Media Thickness Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . ➌ Open the fr ont cover . Mov e the lever to adjust the height of the head. Moving the lever to "High" makes a w arning beep sound twice. Moving it to "[...]

6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media 86 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Using T ransparent Media Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times . ➋ Press . Use to select "DISABLE". Press to enable the setting. ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description T his setting enables or disables detection of the leading and [...]

6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media 87 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Description Y ou use this when ink dries poorly ev en when the print heater and dry er are used. Larger values produce progressiv ely slower mo vement of the media, enabling y ou to extend the drying time accordingly . Printing time takes correspond- ingly longer . Y ou can a[...]

6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media 88 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Speeding Up Output for Nar ro w Media Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . Press sev eral times. ➌ Press . Use to select "SHEET" or "OFF". Press to enable the setting. ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description [...]

6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media 89 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Description Ink tends to collect on the surface of the heads when y ou use media prone to build up a static charge, or when the ambient temperature is low . Under some conditions, this ink ma y be transferred to the media. Use this feature at such times. The ink buildup is re[...]

6-4 Accommodating V arious Kinds of Media 90 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Ho w to Load Sheet Media As with standard-size media, make sure of the following points w hen loading sheet media. Pr ocedure ➊ Remov e both shafts. If r oll media is loaded, then remov e the media first. ➋ Pass the media thr ough the machine . ➌ Align the front edge of[...]

91 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference 6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates Determining What Happens When an Ink Car tridge Is Empty Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess twice. ➌ Pr ess twice. Use to mak e the setting. Pr ess to enable the setting. ➍ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr een. Description T his l[...]

6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates 92 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Setting the Inter val until Activation of the Sleep Mode Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . Press sev eral times. ➌ Press twice. Use to mak e the setting. Press to enable the setting. ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Default Setting [I[...]

6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates 93 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Pr ev enting Pulling of the Media with Undue F or ce When P erforming Cutting Only Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➌ Pr ess . Use to select "DISABLE". Pr ess to enable the setting. ➍ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr[...]

6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates 94 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Giving Priority to Ima ge Quality Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . Press sev eral times. ➌ Press . Use to select "DISABLE". Press to enable the setting. ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description T his setting determines [...]

6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates 95 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Displa ying the Amount of Remaining Media on the Printer's Scr een Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess twice. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . Use to set the amount of media r emaining. Pr ess to enable the setting. ➍ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr een. Descri[...]

6-5 Setting Ho w the Printer Operates 96 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Description Setting this to "ENABLE" automatically displa ys [SHEET REMAIN] whenever y ou change the media and finish setup. T his makes it impossible to go on to the next operation unless you redo the setting for the amount remaining. T his can be useful for keeping yo[...]

97 Chapter 6 Featuer Ref erence 6-6 Making V arious Adjustments for Cutting P erforming Distance Cor r ection During Cutting Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess twice. ➌ Pr ess twice. Use to mak e the setting for the corr ection value. Pr ess to enable the setting for "FEED SETTING". ➍ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➎ Pr ess . U[...]

6-6 Making V arious Adjustments for Cutting 98 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Fine-tuning the Cutting Conditions Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Use to choose the cutting condition y ou want to set. Use to enter the value. ➋ Press to enable the setting and go back to the original scr een. Description T his enables you to chec k and verify the settings for t[...]

6-6 Making V arious Adjustments for Cutting 99 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount When you w ant to perform accurate and fine adjust- ment of the cutting-in amount, such as w hen cutting media with thin carrier paper , you can obtain good results by adjusting the tip of the blade. T urn the cap portion of the bl[...]

100 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting Corr ecting for Misalignment in Bidir ectional Printing Pr ocedure 1. Print a test pattern. ➊ Press . Press . ➋ Press . Press to start printing. 2. Read the corr ection values from the test pattern. 3. Enter the corr ection values that you r ead. ➊ Press . ?[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 101 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference H3 H4 H5 H6 H2 H1 NO.1 H3 H4 H2 H1 NO.2 H1 NO.1 H5 H6 H3 H4 H5 H6 H2 H1 NO.3 H3 H4 H5 H6 H2 H1 NO.4 Description T he bidirectional-printing mode (in which the heads perform printing during both their outbound pass and return pass) offers the adv antage of being ab[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 102 Chapter 6 Feature Pr eference 3. Enter the corr ection values that you r ead. Enter the corresponding correction values for H1 through H6. ➊ Press . ➋ Press . Use to select. Use to set the correc- tion values. Press for finish making the settings for SETTING NO .1. ➌ Press . ➍ Press .[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 103 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference P erforming F eed Cor r ection to Alle viate Horizontal Bands and the Lik e Pr ocedure 1. Print a test pattern. ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess to start printing. 2. Check the test pattern y ou printed. 3. Enter the corr ection value . Pr e[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 104 Chapter 6 Feature Pr eference Description T he movement transfer of media experiences subtle c hanges due to the thickness of the media and the temperature of the heating devices. When the movement distance becomes discrepant, horizontal stripes are more likely to occur during printing. We re[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 105 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference -0.5 3. Print a test pattern and cut it. ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . Pr ess . When adjustment is needed, go on to the steps below . 4. Print a test pattern and cut it. Pr ess . Pr ess to ex ecute . 5. Fr om the test pattern, read the value at t[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 106 Chapter 6 Feature Pr eference 6. Enter the adjustment value y ou read. ➊ Press . ➋ Press Use to mak e the setting for the corr ection value. Press to enable the setting for FEED SETTING. ➌ Use to mak e the setting for the corr ection value. Press to enable the setting for SCAN SETTING. [...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 107 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing and Cutting When Using Cr op Marks Pr ocedure 1. Check the setting for the [A UT O ENV . MA TCH] menu item. Make sure the [A UT O ENV . MA TCH] menu item is set to "ENABLE." ☞ P .84 "Making the Setting for Aut[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 108 Chapter 6 Feature Pr eference 5. Fr om the test pattern, read the adjustment value at the location. 6. Enter the adjustment value y ou read. ➊ Press . Press . ➋ Use to mak e the setting for the corr ection value. Press to enable the setting for FEED SETTING. ➌ Use to mak e the setting f[...]

6-7 Corr ecting Misalignment for Printing or Cutting 109 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Description Depending on the composition of the media, the positioning of printing and cutting ma y be misaligned even when you're using crop marks. Make corrections for misaligned printing and cutting for the media y ou're using. Default Setting [FEED S[...]

110 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-8 Setting Ho w the Media Heating System Operates Switching Off the Pr eheater , Print Heater , or Dr y er Pr ocedure ➊ Press twice. Use to select the device. Press sev eral times to select [OFF]. Press to enable the setting. ➋ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description T his makes the temper[...]

6-8 Setting Ho w the Media Heating System Operates 111 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Determining Ho w the Media Heating System Operates Pr ocedure ➊ Hold down and press . ➋ Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . Use to mak e the setting. Pr ess to enable the setting. ➍ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr een. Description T his feature comtrols the t[...]

112 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-9 Setting Ho w the Auxiliar y Dr y er Operates Switching the Dr ying-heater Unit On and Off Pr ocedure ➊ Hold down and press . Press twice. ➋ Press . Use to select "ENABLE" or "DISABLE" Press . ➌ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description T his switches the optional dry[...]

6-9 Setting Ho w the Auxiliar y Dr y er Operates 113 Chapter 6 Featur e ref erence Switching the Optional Blo wer -fan Unit On and Off Pr ocedure ➊ Hold down and press . Pr ess . ➋ Pr ess . Use to select "ENABLE" or "DISABLE" Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . Pr ess to go back to the original scr een. Description T his switches the blo [...]

114 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-10 Sa ving the Printer Settings to Match the Media Sa ving Optimiz ed Media Settings As Pr eset V alues Pr ocedure ➊ Press . ➋ Press . Press . ➌ Press . Use to select an y one from "NAME1" to "NAME8". Press to sa ve. T he present menu settings are sav ed in the preset you c hose in step ?[...]

6-10 Sa ving the Pinter Settings to Match the Media 115 Chapter 6 Featur e ref erence Menu Items That Can Be Sa ved in Presets [PRE] (Pre heater) [PRINT] (Print heater) [DR YER] ☞ P .36 "Settings of the Media Heating System" [EDGE DETECTION] ☞ P .86 "Using T ransparent Media" [SC AN INTER V AL] ☞ P .86 "Printing Hard-[...]

6-10 Sa ving the Printer Settings to Match the Media 116 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Loading a Sa v ed Preset Pr ocedure ➊ Press . ➋ Press twice. Use to select the name of a pr eset you want to load. ➌ Press to load. T he settings are changed and the screen shown in the figure appears. Description T his loads a sav ed preset. Y ou can select[...]

117 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference 6-11 Making the Netw ork Settings Setting IP addr ess, Subnet mask, etc . Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess . ➌ Pr ess . Use to choose the item whose setting y ou want to mak e . ➍ Pr ess twice. Use to select the addr ess number . ➎ Pr ess . ➏ Repeat ➍ and ➎ to set all th[...]

118 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-12 Vie wing System Information Viewing the Serial Number , Firmwar e V ersion, and Other Information Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . Use to choose the information y ou want to view . ➌ Press . ➍ Press . Press to go back to the original scr een. Description Y ou can view the following i[...]

6-12 Viewing System Inf ormation 119 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Description Y ou can view the following information. [IP ADDRESS]: IP ADDRESS [SUBNET MASK]: SUBNET MASK [GA TEWA Y ADDRESS]: GA TEW A Y ADDRESS [MA C ADDRESS]: MA C ADDRESS Printing a System Repor t Pr ocedure ➊ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. ➋ Pr ess . Pr ess sev eral times. P[...]

120 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence 6-13 P erf orming Maintenance Draining Ink and P erforming Internal W ashing Pr ocedure ➊ Press . Press sev eral times. ➋ Press . Press twice. ➌ Press . Press twice. Press to ex ecute . Description T his drains the ink inside the printer and washes the interior using cleaning cartridges as a preliminary for mo[...]

121 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference 6-14 Men u List Main menu MENU PRESET PRESET LOAD PRESET SA VE LOAD NAME1 LOAD NAME2 T o the [CUTTING MENU] menu T o the [NAME] menu LOAD NAME4 LOAD NAME6 T o the [NAME8] menu T o the [NAME1] menu SA VE NAME1 SA VE NAME2 SA VE NAME4 SA VE NAME6 T o the [NAME8] menu T o the [NAME1] menu Continue Continue Press LOAD N[...]

6-14 Menu List 122 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence PRESET NAME NAME _ NAME NAME3 NAME NAME5 NAME NAME7 NAME NAME8 T o the [NAME1] menu T o the [LOAD] menu NAME _ NAME _ NAME _ NAME _ NAME _ NAME _ NAME _ Continue Continue MENU ADJUST BI-DIR ADJUST BI-DIR SIMPLE SETTING ADJUST BI-DIR DET AIL SETTING ADJUST BI-DIR TEST PRINT SIMPLE SETTING 0 0 DET AIL S[...]

6-14 Menu List 123 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference V ACUUM PO WER. AU TO SUB MENU F ACT ORY DEF A UL T Continue Continue Continue INK CONTROL EMPTY MODE SUB MENU SLEEP SLEEP INTER VAL SLEEP SETTING SETTING ENABLE ENABLE SUB MENU SYSTEM REPORT SUB MENU INK CONTROL EMPTY MODE STOP STOP INTER VAL 15min 15min CHANGE INK SET E-SOL Max LcLm T o the [SETTING[...]

6-14 Menu List 124 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence SYSTEM INFO . MODEL SYSTEM INFO . INK SYSTEM INFO . FIRMW ARE Continue MENU SYSTEM INFO . MODEL XC-540 SYSTEM INFO . SERIAL NO . SERIAL NO . ZS00001 INK E-SOL Max LcLm FIRMW ARE V er.1.00 T o the [NETWORK] menu T o the [MODEL] menu MENU INK REMAINING SHEET REMAIN SET LENGTH MENU SHEET REMAIN SHEET REM[...]

6-14 Menu List 125 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference CUTTING MENU PRINT -CUT ADJ . PRINT -CUT ADJ . TEST PRINT Continue MENU CUTTING MENU T o the [ A UTO ENV . MA TCH ] menu T o the [TEST PRINT] menu T o the [TEST PRINT 2] menu T o the [PRESET] menu F : + 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 m S : + 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 m CUTTING MENU CALIBRA TION T o the [FEED SETTING] menu T o[...]

6-14 Menu List 126 Chapter 6 Feature Ref erence Langag e and Unit Menu Cleaning Menu Heater Configration Menu MENU LANGUA GE ENGLISH Hold down and s witch on the sub power . LENGTH UNIT mm mm TEMP UNIT C C CLEANING NORMAL CL. CLEANING MEDIUM CL. T o the [POWERFUL CL.] menu T o the [NORMAL CL.] menu NORMAL CL. ABC MEDIUM CL. ABC CLEANING POWERFUL CL[...]

6-14 Menu List 127 Chapter 6 Featur e Reference Press FORCE 5 0 gf SPEED 2 0 cm/s OFF SET 0 . 2 5 0 mm 5 0 gf 2 0 cm/s 0 . 2 5 0 mm UP SPEED 2 0 cm / s 2 0 cm / s Cut Configration Menu[...]

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130 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-1 The Machine Doesn't Run The Printer Unit Doesn't Run Is the po wer switched on? Switch on the printer's main po wer , then press the sub power switc h and make sure the sub power switc h lights up. Is illuminated? Printing is not performed when is not illuminated. Pull back the loading lev er , close t[...]

131 Chapter 7 What to Do If Printed Results Are Coarse or Contain Horiz ontal Stripes Do the print heads sho w dot drop-out? Carry out a printing test and make sure no dot drop-out occurs. If dot drop-out is present, perform head cleaning. ☞ P .40 "Printing T ests and Cleaning" ☞ P .66 "When Head Cleaning Is Not Effective" H[...]

7-2 Attractiv e Printing/Cutting Is Impossible 132 Chapter 7 What to Do If Are the settings f or the [PRESET] menu item ap- pr opriate? If the settings selected with the [PRESET] menu item are not suitable for the type of media, printing ma y be adv ersely affected. Choose settings optimized to the media you're using. ☞ P .114 "Sa ving [...]

133 Chapter 7 What to Do If The Media Jams If an err or message is displa y ed because the media has jammed, immediately cor rect the prob lem. Fail- ure to do so ma y damag e the print heads. ☞ P .139 [MOT OR ERROR TURN POWER OFF] Is the media warped or wrinkled? Many factors can cause w arping or wrinkling. Refer to the following and correct th[...]

134 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-4 The Media Cannot Be T ak en Up Smoothly The Media Cannot Be T aken Up Smoothly Is media feed unstable? V arious factors can make media feed unstable. Refer to the following and correct the problem. ☞ P .135 "Media Wrinkles or Shrinks, or F eed Is Unstable"[...]

135 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-5 Media Wrinkles or Shrinks, or F eed Is Unstable A variety of pr oblems can occur if the media feed is not smooth. This can cause such problems as poor printing quality , contact with the media by the print heads, mis- aligned positioning, media jams, or poor tak e-up . T ake ac- tion as follows. Media Wrinkles or Shr[...]

136 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-6 The Print Heads Stopped Mo ving If the print-head carriage stops ov er the platen, tak e ac- tion immediately to pr ev ent the heads from drying out. What to Do First Switch the sub po wer off, then back on again. (If the media is jammed, then also remove the media.) If the heads mo ve to the standby position (right [...]

137 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-7 If a Messa ge Appears These ar e the main messages that appear on the machine's displa y to prompt corr ect operation. They do not indi- cate any er ror . Follow the pr ompts and take action ac- cordingly . [1 ■ 2 ■ 3 ■ 4 ■ ...] Only a small amount of ink remains. Replace the cartridge indicated by the f[...]

138 Chapter 7 What to Do If 7-8 If an Er r or Messa ge Appears This describes the err or messages that ma y appear on the machine's displa y , and how to tak e action to remedy the pr oblem. If the action described here does not cor - rect the pr oblem, or if an err or message not described here a ppear , contact your authorized Roland DG Corp[...]

7-8 If a Err or Message Appears 139 Chapter 7 What to Do If [PINCHROLL ERR OR LO WER PINCHROLL] was pressed without first lo wering the pinch rollers. Press any key to clear the error . Pull back the loading lev er , then press . The pinch rollers w ere raised while was illu- minated. T he error is cleared automatically after a short wait. Never mo[...]

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142 Chapter 8 Appendix 8-1 Usable Media Conditions for Usab le Media Media width 10-1/4 to 54 inches (260 to 1371 mm) A) Cuttable media thickness 0.08 to 0.22 mm (3.2 to 8.6 mil) (depending on media composition) B) Maximum media thickness (including backing pa per) Printing only : 1.0 mm (39 mil) When performing cutting : 0.4 mm (15 mil) C) Roll ou[...]

8-1 Usable Media 143 Chapter 8 Appendix Acceptable Media Width 260 to 1371 mm (10-1/4 to 54 in.) Important! Make sure the left and right pinch rollers are positioned abo ve the grit rollers. Use the middle pinch roller as required. P osition one (or both) middle pinc h rollers so as to form equally spaced intervals along the width of the media. App[...]

144 Chapter 8 Appendix 8-2 Printing/Cutting Ar ea Maximum Ar ea T he printing or cutting area along the horizontal plane (the direction in whic h the carriage moves) is determined b y the position of the pinch rollers. Maximum Area When Using Cr op Marks When crop marks are used, the printing or cutting area is reduced from the maximum area by an a[...]

8-2 Printing/Cutting Area 145 Chapter 8 Appendix The Media-cutoff Location During Contin uous Printing When a media-cutoff command is sent from the computer , the cutoff location on the media is as shown in the figure below . First page 75mm Margin (setting on the computer) Second page Location where separated[...]

146 Chapter 8 Appendix Blade ZEC-U1005 ZEC-U5025 Media General Signage V inyl General Signage V inyl Fluorescent V inyl Reflectiv e V inyl T ool-for ce 50 to 150 gf 30 to 100 gf 120 to 200 gf 100 to 200 gf Amount of cutter offset 0.25 mm 0.25 mm 0.25 mm 0.25 mm Life of a blade* (General guide) 8000 m 4000 m 4000 m 4000 m 8-3 About the Blade T he cu[...]

147 Chapter 8 Appendix 8-4 Locations of the P o w er Rating and Serial Number Labels P ow er Rating Use an electrical outlet that meets the requirements for voltage, frequenc y , and amperage giv en here. Serial Number T his is require when you seek maintenance, servic- ing, or support. Never peel off the label or let it get dirty .[...]

148 Chapter 8 Appendix Printing/Cutting method Acceptable media widths Printing/Cutting width (*1) Ink cartridges T ypes Color Printing r esolution (Printing dot resolu- tion) Acceptable tool Cutting speed Blade for ce Blade offset compensation Software r esolution (When cutting) Distance accuracy (When printing) (*2) (*3) Distance accuracy (When c[...]

8-3 Specifications 149 Chapter 8 Appendix *1 The length of printing or cutting is subject to the limitations of the pr ogram or driver . *2 ➢ At Roland PET film, print tra vel: 1 m ➢ T emperature: 25 ° C (77 ° F), humidity: 50% *3 Not assured when the print heater or dryer is used. *4 The following conditions m ust be met: ➢ Media type: Med[...]

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