What to do if my Glunz & Jensen PlateWriter 2000 Printer shows a bulb error?
If your Glunz & Jensen Printer indicates a bulb error, meaning one or more bulbs in the oven are blown, power the unit off. Replace the blown bulb(s), and then power the unit back on.
Why is my Glunz & Jensen PlateWriter 2000 Printer showing a motor regulation error?
A motor regulation error on your Glunz & Jensen Printer indicates that the motor or conveyor is blocked. To resolve this, power the unit off, remove the obstacle that is blocking the motor or conveyor, and then power the unit back on.
How to fix 'unit not ready' on Glunz & Jensen PlateWriter 2000 Printer?
The 'unit not ready' message on your Glunz & Jensen Printer means the oven sensor is covered without the conveyor sensor being activated first. Remove the plate and place it properly above the conveyor sensor.
General| Technology | Inkjet |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Type | Computer to Plate (CtP) |
| Resolution | 2400 dpi |
| Speed | 20 plates/hour |
| Plate Thickness (mm) | 0.15 - 0.30 |
| Laser Type | Not applicable |
Instructions for preparing files and printing proofs, and the process of making plates.
Details the plate imaging process and the subsequent finishing steps for press-ready plates.
Covers configuring devices and creating separation and progressive styles for plate-making.
Explains how to create, define, and manage page setups for various plate-making requirements.
Details the specific features, options, and configurations of the PlateWriter 2000 plug-in within the Xitron RIP.
Describes methods for automating job submission using input plugins like SpoolFolder, AppleTalk, and NT Print.
Explains the importance of calibration, press calibration procedures, and applying intended press curves.
Lists and explains the indicator status lamps and error codes for the Finishing Unit.
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