EBS
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EBS-6100 Printer User's Manual
Paragraph 4 - Operating the Printe
20070529#20.5
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Sb3
St3-OVER
Sb1
St1
-VIS (INK)
+VIS (SOLV)
READY 1
HV1 ON
READY 2
HV2 ON
PH. ERR.1
PH. ERR.2
PRESS.LACK
SOLV. LACK
INK LACK
SOLV. BAD
FILL. ERR./
PRESS.DROP
V1/V7 ERR.
CHK V. ER.
300V ERR.
L20
L1
L1 - L20
A vertical row of lamps L1 - L20 is accompanied by
captures on the right of the LEDs. The lamps can emit
steady light or flicker. The meanings of the two states of
each lamp and the procedure to be followed if a failure
occurs are described in section 4.5 Alarms, Errors and
Indications.
Fig. 4.1.2.2. Error and status lamps emitting red light
300V ERR. +300V voltage failure 0,
CHK V. ER. not used,
V1/V7 ERR. V11(V1) valve failure,
FILL. ERR./
PRESS.DROP ink pressure dropped down below its nominal value (PRESS.DROP),
SOLV. BAD not used,
INK LACK no ink in the bottle,
SOLV. LACK no solvent in the bottle,
PRESS.LACK ink pressure exceeds its nominal value ,
PH. ERR. phasing error in the head,
HV ON this has two meanings:
• the lamp emits steady light - high voltage has been applied to the
head,
• the lamp flickers - HV failure or the failure to keep the voltage at the
required level,
READY this has three meanings:
• no light - the head is not ready for printing, the flow of ink can be
turned on,
• the lamp flickers - ink flow to the head is turned on, the process of
breaking ink into drops stabilizes,
• the lamp emits steady light - ink jet is supplied, the head is ready for
printing,
+VIS (SOLV) the system is refilled with solvent - ink viscosity is greater than the nominal
value,
-VIS (INK) the system is refilled with ink - ink viscosity is smaller than the nominal
value,
St1 not used,
Sb1 not used,
St3-OVER the indication of high ink level in cylinder R3; this has two meanings:
• the lamp emits steady light - cylinder R3 is overfilled
permanently - a failure,
• the lamp flickers- cylinder R3 is overfilled temporarily (e.g. due to ink
surge in the cylinder),
Sb3 the indication of low ink level in cylinder R3,
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