M&R Challenger 2 User Manual

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6.1.2 Revolver Sequencing Program Overview
Revolver
Sequencing
Program
U.S. Patent No.
5,595,113
Textile Screen Printers may have print
requirements beyond the capabilities of their
equipment. However, the flexibility and versatility
of the screen printing process allows
experimentation with such variables as color
sequence, ink deposit and flash cure utilization.
The M&R Revolver Sequencing Program was
designed to maximize the capabilities of your
equipment while minimizing production costs. The
M&R Revolver Sequencing Program expands the
print and flash capability of your press to allow
multiple flash cure cycles without losing any color
print capability.
To explain how the M&R Revolver can expand
your production capabilities, we offer the following
examples of typical production scenarios.
Note: When programming revolutions select to On only
the heads that you want to print or flash. When
you are finished programming all of the
revolutions, make sure all of the heads that you
are using are turned On.
Job 1
Revolutions 3
Flash in Head 2
Revolution No. 1 (P) Head 1 (F) Head 2
Revolution No. 2 (P) Head 1 (F) Head 2 (P) Head 4 (P) Head 5
Revolution No. 3 (F) Head 2 (P) Head 6
Step 1
Program print head number 2 to operate as the
flash cure station.
Place the Front/Rear switch (1) for that particular
print head on the main control panel in the Front
position. The LED in the tip of the switch handle
will illuminate red. Press Enter (2) next to the
word Flash in the Flashes menu screen. The
indicator below the print head (3) on the screen
displays a letter F confirming that the print head
will now operate as a flash cure station.

M&R Challenger 2 Specifications

General

Brand	M&R
Model	Challenger 2
Category	Printer
Language	English