Oki IP-6620 - Exit the Heater Control Menu Display; Set the Heater Preset Temperature

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Advanced operations
Exit the heater control menu display
Press the HEATER button while the heater control menu is displayed.
When the heater control menu display ends automatically
HEATER DISPLAY ENDED
If no buttons are input for 30 seconds while the heater control menu is displayed, the message HEATER DISPLAY
ENDED appears automatically for two seconds and then the heater control menu display ends. While this message
is displayed, no button input is eective.
Heater preset temperature for each media
The heater preset temperatures for each media type are listed below. Preset the heater temperature according to
the media you use.
Media Media type
Recommended heater temperature setting
Print mode
Afterheater Printheater Preheater
Glossy vinyl Glossy 50 ºC 40ºC 45ºC STANDARD, bidirectional
Matte vinyl Matte 50
ºC 40ºC 45ºC STANDARD, bidirectional
Banner Banner 50
ºC 40ºC 45ºC STANDARD, bidirectional
We recommend setting the preheater, the printheater, and the afterheater temperatures to the following ranges.
Preheater: 50°C or lower
Printheater: 45°C or lower
Afterheater: 55°C or lower
Notes
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When the printheater temperature is set very high, the ink fusion on the media is improved, however this may cause
the media to wrinkles or the printout to be very matte. Adjust heater temperatures according to the media type and the
environmental temperature.
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When the printheater temperature is too high, the printer may print at low speed to ensure stable print quality.
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Set the preheater/afterheater temperatures 5ºC higher than the printheater temperature. Incorrect temperature balance
between preheater/afterheater and printheater may cause the media to wrinkle.
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Setting the printheater temperature too high may lead to missing dots on the printout.
Set the heater preset temperature
1
PRINTER READY
02:Glossy/1626mm
Press the MENU button.
2
MENU
2
INFORMATION
Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA
PRESETS.
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