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General| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
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| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 40°C |
| Ink Colors | Black, Yellow |
| Operating System Compatibility | Windows |
| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Dimensions | 400 x 300 mm |
Explains the continuous ink-jet printing mechanism for CIJ printers.
Outlines essential safety rules and precautions for printer installation and operation.
Describes the process of powering on the EBS-6200 printer using main and electronic switches.
Introduces the external and internal panels, their keys, LEDs, and displays for printer operation.
Explains how to interpret the print head status displayed on the terminal, including phasing and viscosity.
Covers controlling the printer through text files, parameter blocks, printing, and service functions.
Covers general information on text files, their storage, naming, and attributes.
Details how to secure commands and submenus using a user-defined password.
Covers creating, editing, copying, and deleting parameter blocks for printer settings.
Covers starting, stopping, and suspending printing operations.
Lists and describes various print parameters that can be modified to fit specific requirements.
Covers monitoring object counters, resetting them, and protecting them with passwords.
Explains how print rate is regulated and measured, and how to adjust it.
Covers service operations related to the print head, including service mode and nozzle cleaning.
Guides on adjusting the ink jet path relative to the gutter using V screws and SET INK STREAM.
Covers auxiliary commands for system data, alarm messages, error reports, and date/time settings.
Details how to release printer protections, including password and operation time limits.
Explains the ink and solvent bottle monitoring system, including identification and validation.
Provides a flow diagram for troubleshooting ink and solvent bottle replacement issues.
Details alarms, errors, and indications on the internal panel and terminal, including their meanings.
Explains how to adjust print rate for clear and legible overprints using internal generator or shaft-encoder.
Provides a step-by-step guide to preparing, setting parameters, and printing a basic text file.
Demonstrates creating and printing different types of text files, including date, time, and serial numbers.
Covers daily and routine maintenance tasks to keep the printer in good working order.
Provides detailed steps for replacing the main ink filter, including necessary commands and precautions.
Troubleshoots common operational issues like printer not starting or misaligned ink jets.
Troubleshoots issues when the printer fails to start, checking power and connections.
Addresses issues with misaligned ink jets, phasing errors, and potential nozzle clogging.
Provides steps for cleaning a clogged nozzle when the usual method fails.
Troubleshoots issues related to low or no ink pressure, often due to filter contamination or leaks.
Addresses missing lower parts of overprints, possibly due to improper ink jet path adjustment.
Troubleshoots widely spaced vertical rows, often caused by high print rates or shaft-encoder issues.
Addresses irregular print quality, such as big ink drops, possibly due to leaks.
Troubleshoots slopping, rippled, or jagged overprints, potentially caused by head holder instability.
Provides instructions on how to contact service points and the information required for reporting failures.
Details procedures for storing the printer for short or long periods, including switching off modes.
Provides instructions for safely transporting the printer, including disconnection and packing.
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