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Essential safety measures and guidelines to follow before operating the printer.
Overview of the key functionalities and capabilities offered by the printer.
Identification and description of the printer's primary hardware parts.
Accessing and using the printer's web-based interface for management and information.
Details on the available methods to connect the printer to a network.
Step-by-step instructions for establishing a network connection for the printer.
Initial configuration steps for the printer, including power and language settings.
Configuration tasks performed via the printer's web interface for various functions.
General introduction to substrate types and their importance for print quality.
Guidelines for choosing, handling, and preparing substrates for printing.
Lists substrate families and their typical characteristics and uses.
Step-by-step process for mounting a substrate roll onto the spindle.
Procedure for automatically loading substrate rolls into the printer.
Procedure for manually loading substrate rolls, useful for specific media types.
Instructions for safely removing a loaded substrate roll from the printer.
Guidelines for enabling and operating the take-up reel system.
Step-by-step guide for loading a substrate onto the take-up reel.
Method for loading textile media, often requiring backing material.
Accessing details about the currently loaded substrate via the printer's panel.
How to track used and remaining media length on a roll.
Recommended practices for storing substrate rolls to maintain quality.
Obtaining and installing media presets for optimal printing.
Process for creating custom media presets for new substrate types.
Choosing optimal printer settings and color profiles for specific substrates.
Adjusting print passes to balance quality and printing speed.
Evaluating ink coverage and quality using test prints.
Methods and considerations for increasing printer speed.
Calibrating the printer for consistent and accurate color output.
Understanding and applying color profiles for accurate color reproduction.
Description of ink cartridges, printheads, cleaning components, and ink funnel.
General recommendations for ink system maintenance and usage.
Procedures for replacing ink cartridges, printheads, and cleaning components.
Information on part numbers and ordering ink cartridges and cleaning supplies.
Understanding the printer's operational statuses like Ready, Printing, and Curing.
Adjusting bottom margin settings via the front panel or RIP software.
Generating diagnostic and status reports from the printer.
List of available accessories, including spindles and maintenance kits, with part numbers.
Details on printheads, ink supplies, substrate sizes, and print resolutions.
Printer dimensions, weight, and other physical attributes.
Information regarding the printer's memory (DRAM) and hard disk capacity.
Electrical requirements, including voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Printer compliance with environmental directives like WEEE and RoHS.
Recommended operating conditions such as humidity, temperature, and altitude.
Noise emission levels of the printer during idle and operating states.
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