Why are there blisters on the media surface when printing with my Roland Plotter?
If you notice blisters on the media surface after printing with your Roland Plotter, it's likely due to dust on the media surface. Try to make the work environment less dusty.
Why does my Roland Plotter show "Memory is insufficient"?
If your Roland Plotter displays the message "Memory is insufficient," it means the computer lacks sufficient memory or the RIP file size is too large. Try closing unnecessary applications and restarting Print Control. Alternatively, reduce the RIP file resolution or increase the computer's memory capacity.
What to do if my Roland Plotter says "Insufficient ink"?
If the Roland Plotter displays the message "Insufficient ink", it means that the ink level is low or the ink detection sensor has malfunctioned. Replenish the ink. If the problem persists, contact your authorized Roland DG Corporation representative.
Why does my Roland Plotter say "It is now printing"?
If your Roland Plotter displays the message: "It is now printing. Try again Later. Or abort software process and restart program.", it means that the machine is currently printing. Please try again after the printing is complete. If the message persists, restart Print Control.
Why won't the beeping stop on my Roland Plotter?
If your Roland Plotter is beeping, it could be due to a full waste ink tank or low ink levels. Dispose of the waste ink if the tank is full. Check and replenish any ink tanks that are low on ink.
What to do if my Roland Plotter says "Illegal print head voltage found!"?
If your Roland Plotter displays the error message: "Illegal print head voltage found", it means that an error has occurred in the carriage or the print heads. Turn the power to the machine off and then on again. If the same message still appears, contact your authorized Roland DG Corporation representative.
What to do if my Roland Plotter shows "Incorrect Print Head Channel Parameter"?
If your Roland Plotter displays the message "Incorrect Print Head Channel Parameter", it means there's a problem with the print head settings or the settings file is corrupted. Restore the settings file. If the message persists, reinstall Print Control, and then restore the settings file.
Why does my Roland Plotter say "Hardware configuration is incorrect, machine cannot print"?
If your Roland Plotter displays the error message: "Hardware configuration is incorrect, machine cannot print", it means that the operating system does not support Print Control. Check the version of Print Control and the operating system being used, and contact your authorized Roland DG Corporation representative.
Why are the images blurred when printing from my Roland Plotter?
If your Roland Plotter is printing blurred or misaligned images soon after starting, it's likely because the ink inside the print head has become viscous due to the time spent in standby mode. Print a test pattern before starting to check for ink ejection defects such as nozzle clogging.
What to do if my Roland Plotter displays "When doing reset, there is no carriage encoder signal"?
If the Roland Plotter displays the message: "When doing reset, there is no carriage encoder signal", it means that the machine's front cover is open, or the carriage is positioned too far to the left or right. Close the cover properly, and then reboot Print Control. Move the carriage by hand approximately 10 cm toward the center, and then reboot Print Control. If the same message appears even after this is performed, turn the machine off and on. If the same message still appears, contact your authorized Roland DG Corporation representative.
Information to review before beginning operation, including manual reading and setup.
Instructions and safety precautions for connecting the machine's power cord.
Details on the types of UV ink compatible with the machine.
Overview of the Print Control software and its capabilities.
Step-by-step guide for installing the Print Control software from the CD.
Step-by-step guide for preparing and executing a print job.
Instructions and safety precautions for powering the machine on and off.
Performing test prints to check for nozzle clogging and print quality issues.
Procedure for cleaning print head nozzles to resolve printing problems.
Instructions on how to correctly set printing media on the machine's table.
Saving and loading Print Control configurations for backup and recovery.
Solutions for issues preventing the machine from powering on.
Troubleshooting steps for common operational problems and error messages.
Addressing issues related to print quality, such as blurring or fading.
Procedures to resolve persistent nozzle clogging after cleaning attempts.
Steps to remove air bubbles that cause ink mixing or missing nozzles.
Adjusting ink drop position misalignment between color nozzles.
Correcting subtle misalignments in bidirectional printing passes.
Display of messages indicating the machine's status and system events.
Detailed error messages, their causes, and recommended solutions.
General| Maximum Print Width | 1000 mm |
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| Print Resolution | 1440 dpi |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Media Width | 1000 mm |
| Media Thickness | 1 mm |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Weight | 386 lb (175 kg) |
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