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Roland SOLJET Pro III XC-540 - User Manual

Roland SOLJET Pro III XC-540
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4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT ................................................................. 4-23
4-6 LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE ....... 4-34
4-7 LINEAR ENCODER SETUP ................................................... 4-38
4-8 CAP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT .................................................. 4-40
4-9 CROP MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT .................................. 4-42
4-10 CROP CUT ADJUSTMENT ..................................................... 4-45
4-11 PRINT/CUT POSITION ADJUSTMENT .................................. 4-48
4-12 CALIBRATION (FEEDING DIRECTION) ................................ 4-51
4-13 TOOL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT ................................................ 4-53
4-14 TOOL PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT .......................................... 4-55
4-15 BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT .............................................. 4-58
4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT ............................................. 4-61
4-17 TAKE-UP UNIT OPERATION CHECK .................................... 4-67
5 Supplemental Information
5-1 SENSOR MAP ........................................................................... 5-1
6 Troubleshooting
6-1 WHITE FINE LINE / BANDING / MISSING DOT / SCRATCHY
PRINTING / BLURRED PRINTING .......................................... 6-1
6-2 PARTICULAR COLOR IS NOT PRINTED AT ALL ................... 6-2
6-3 SHIFTING IN PRINTING / COLOR SHIFTING ........................ 6-3
6-4 INK DROPS ON THE MEDIA ................................................... 6-3
6-5 VERTICAL BANDING ............................................................... 6-3
6-6 MISSING DOT OR DEFLECTED-FIRED DOT APPEARS
WHEN PERFORMING PRINTING WITH LONG DELAY ......... 6-3
6-7 PRINT DOES NOT MATCH WITH CUT
(WHEN NOT USING THE CROP-MARK FUNCTION) ............. 6-4
6-8 PRINT DOES NOT MATCH WITH CUT
(WHEN USING THE CROP-MARK FUNCTION) ..................... 6-5
6-9 STITCH CUT ............................................................................. 6-5
6-10 START AND END POINTS DO NOT MATCH ........................... 6-6
6-11 DISTORTED CUTTING FIGURE .............................................. 6-7
6-12 MEDIA SKEW ............................................................................ 6-7
6-13 MOTOR ERROR ....................................................................... 6-8
6-14 HEATER / DRYER TEMPERATURE DOES NOT GO UP ........ 6-9
6-15 THE BLOWER FAN DOES NOT OPERATE ............................. 6-9
6-16 THE TAKE-UP UNIT DOES NOT OPERATE ............................ 6-9
6-17 ERROR MESSAGE ................................................................. 6-10
6-18 SERVICE CALL ...................................................................... 6-10
7 Service Activities
7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST ................................................... 7-1
7-2 MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST ................................................ 7-15
7-3 Specification ........................................................................... 7-16
1 Structure & Spare Parts
1-1 COVERS ................................................................................... 1-1
1-2 FRAME ...................................................................................... 1-2
1-3 HEAD CARRIAGE .................................................................... 1-4
1-4 DRIVE UNIT ............................................................................. 1-6
1-5 CHASSIS .................................................................................. 1-8
1-6 PINCH ROLLER ....................................................................... 1-9
1-7 TOOL CARRIAGE ................................................................... 1-10
1-8 WIPE SYATEM ........................................................................ 1-11
1-9 CAP SYSTEM .......................................................................... 1-12
1-10 INK SYSTEM ........................................................................... 1-13
1-11 STAND & TU .......................................................................... 1-14
1-12 TU CONTROLLER .................................................................. 1-15
1-13 ACCESSORIES ...................................................................... 1-16
2 Electrical Section
2-1 WIRING MAP ............................................................................ 2-1
2-2 MAIN BOARD ............................................................................ 2-3
2-3 HEAD BOARD ........................................................................ 2-14
2-4 SURVO BOARD ...................................................................... 2-22
2-5 HEATER BOARD .................................................................... 2-28
2-6 INK SYSTEM BOARD ............................................................. 2-31
2-7 SUB BOARD ........................................................................... 2-33
2-8 TAKEUP BOARD ..................................................................... 2-38
2-9 MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST ................................................. 2-40
3 Replacement of Main Parts
3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT ............................................................. 3-3
3-2 WIPER REPLACEMENT ........................................................... 3-9
3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT ...................................................... 3-11
3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT ........................................ 3-16
3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT .................................... 3-20
3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT ........................................................... 3-25
3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT .................................................... 3-30
3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT ...................................................... 3-35
3-9 BATTERY REPLACEMENT ..................................................... 3-47
3-10 CARRIAGE WIRE REPLACEMENT ....................................... 3-50
3-11 ENCODER SCALE REPLACEMENT ...................................... 3-54
3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT ....................... 3-56
3-13 PINCH ROLLER REPLACEMENT .......................................... 3-62
3-14 TAKE-UP BOARD REPLACEMENT ........................................ 3-63
4 Adjustment
4-1 Special Tools ............................................................................. 4-1
4-2 SERVICE MODE ....................................................................... 4-2
4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE/INSTALL FIRMWARE ...... 4-18
4-4 HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE OF
THE NETWORK CONTROLLER ............................................. 4-21
SERVICE NOTES
Unauthorized coplying or transferral, in whole or in part, of this manual is prohibited.
Copyright © 2006 ROLAND DG CORPORATION
Windows and MS-DOS are registered trademark or trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
70031-03
Fourth Edition
XC-540 '06.Dec.
Printed in Japan
Contents

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Summary

To Ensure Safe Work

About the Symbols

Explains symbols used in the manual for important instructions and warnings.

WARNING and CAUTION Notices

Details warnings for death/severe injury and cautions for injury/material damage, with specific symbol meanings.

About the Labels Affixed to the Unit

Operational Safety Warnings

Moving Print Heads and Material Hazards

Warns about moving print heads, flammability of ink, toxicity, and high temperatures.

Pinching Hazard and High Temperature

Alerts about pinching hazards and high temperatures from platens and dryers.

Ink Toxicity and Flammability

Warns that discharged ink is toxic and flammable, requiring careful handling and ventilation.

1 Structure & Spare Parts

1-1 COVER

Lists main and supplemental parts for the machine's covers.

1-2 FRAME

Lists main and supplemental parts for the machine's frame structure.

1-3 HEAD CARRIAGE

Lists main and supplemental parts for the head carriage assembly.

1-4 DRIVE UNIT

Lists main and supplemental parts for the drive unit assembly.

1-5 CHASSIS

Lists main and supplemental parts for the machine's chassis.

1-6 PINCHROLLER

Lists main and supplemental parts for the pinch roller assembly.

1-7 TOOL CARRIAGE

Lists main and supplemental parts for the tool carriage assembly.

1-8 WIPE SYSTEM

Lists main and supplemental parts for the wipe system assembly.

1-9 CAP SYSTEM

Lists main and supplemental parts for the cap system assembly.

1-10 INK SYSTEM

Lists main and supplemental parts for the ink system assembly.

1-11 STAND & TU

Lists main and supplemental parts for the stand and TU controller.

1-12 TU CONTROLLER

Lists main and supplemental parts for the TU controller assembly.

1-13 ACCESSORIES

Lists main and supplemental parts for machine accessories.

1-13 ACCESSORIES

Lists main and supplemental parts for machine accessories.

2 Electrical Section

2-1 WIRING MAP

Illustrates the wiring diagram showing connections between electrical components.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Lists cables used in the XC-540 wiring map and shows FFC connections.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the main board on the component side.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the main board on the soldering side.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the first part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the second part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the third part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the fourth part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the fifth part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the sixth part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the seventh part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the eighth part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-2 MAIN BOARD

Provides the ninth part of the main board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the head board on the component side.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the head board on the soldering side.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the first part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the second part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the third part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the fourth part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the fifth part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-3 HEAD BOARD

Provides the sixth part of the head board's circuit diagram.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the servo board on the component side.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the servo board on the soldering side.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Provides the first part of the servo board's circuit diagram.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Provides the second part of the servo board's circuit diagram.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Provides the third part of the servo board's circuit diagram.

2-4 SERVO BOARD

Provides the fourth part of the servo board's circuit diagram.

2-5 HEATER BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the heater board on the component side.

2-5 HEATER BOARD

Provides the first part of the heater board's circuit diagram.

2-5 HEATER BOARD

Provides the second part of the heater board's circuit diagram.

2-6 INK SYSTEM BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the ink system board on the component side.

2-6 INK SYSTEM BOARD

Provides the circuit diagram for the ink system board.

2-7 SUB BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the sub board on the component side.

2-7 SUB BOARD

Provides the first part of the sub board's circuit diagram.

2-7 SUB BOARD

Provides the second part of the sub board's circuit diagram.

2-7 SUB BOARD

Provides the third part of the sub board's circuit diagram.

2-7 SUB BOARD

Provides the fourth part of the sub board's circuit diagram.

2-8 TAKEUP BOARD

Shows arrangement diagram of the takeup board.

2-8 TAKEUP BOARD

Provides the circuit diagram for the takeup board.

2-9 MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST _ Electrical Parts

Lists electrical parts for replacement, including part numbers and functions.

3 Replacement of Main Parts

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Provides steps and warnings for replacing the print head, including service mode access.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Details adjustments after head replacement and lists required tools and procedures.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Continues head replacement steps, including accessing service mode and removing covers.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Continues head replacement steps, focusing on removing damper plate and ink dampers.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Details steps for removing the head board cover, flexible cables, and the head itself.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Continues head replacement, covering spring installation, flexible cable connection, and damper replacement.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing the damper plate, entering service mode, and performing head cleaning/ink filling.

3-1 HEAD REPLACEMENT

Explains clearing head information and carriage cover fixing for head replacement.

3-2 WIPER REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing the wiper, including accessing service mode and opening the front cover.

3-2 WIPER REPLACEMENT

Continues wiper replacement steps, covering removal, installation, and head cleaning.

3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT

Details steps for replacing the cap top, including accessing service mode and moving the head carriage.

3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT

Continues cap top replacement, covering pump cover removal and pump motor connector disconnection.

3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT

Covers unhooking and removing the cap frame and cap top, and fixing the new cap top.

3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT

Covers connecting cap top tubes, entering service mode, and moving the head carriage to lock.

3-3 CAP TOP REPLACEMENT

Details adjusting capping unit position and fixing pump cover, front cover, and right I/S cover.

3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT

Outlines steps for removing various covers and the tool carriage board cover.

3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT

Covers disconnecting sensors, removing tool carriage board, stay, and cable ties.

3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT

Details removing the tool carriage, fixing the new one, and securing it with cable ties.

3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing the tool carriage assembly, board, and connecting sensors/solenoids.

3-4 TOOL CARRIAGE REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing the tool carriage cover and performing final adjustments.

3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Outlines steps for removing covers and panels to access the carriage motor.

3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Details removing the spring, motor cable, flange, and motor for replacement.

3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing the flange, spring, motor cable, and panel after motor replacement.

3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Describes performing servo lock check and adjusting head position.

3-5 CARRIAGE MOTOR REPLACEMENT

Explains checking aging, clearing motor hours, and exciting the motor.

3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing the pump, including accessing service mode and moving the head carriage.

3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT

Continues pump replacement, covering pump cover removal and pump motor connector disconnection.

3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT

Covers removing pump unit parts, fixing the new pump unit, and connecting tubes.

3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT

Covers connecting pump motor connector, moving head carriage, and capping unit adjustment.

3-6 PUMP REPLACEMENT

Details clearing pump times, checking pump operation, and fixing covers.

3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing ink tubes, including service mode access and cover removal.

3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT

Covers removing carriage cover, board cover, filters, and flexible cables.

3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT

Details disconnecting ink tubes from dampers and joints, and routing new ink tubes.

3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT

Covers connecting flexible cables, fixing board covers, and guide plates/guides.

3-7 INK TUBE REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing cable guides and entering service mode to perform ink filling.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Shows board layout in chassis and after removing board stay.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Details steps for turning off power and removing the board cover.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Covers disconnecting cables from the head board and removing screws for replacement.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Details connecting cables to the head board and performing checks.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Covers disconnecting cables from the servo board and removing screws for replacement.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Details connecting cables to the servo board and performing adjustments.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Covers turning on the main power and starting the 'Peck' software.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Details performing Get Report/Parameters, saving them, and replacing the main board.

3-8 BOARDS REPLACEMENT (Head; Servo; Main; SW Power Supply)

Covers connecting cables to the head board and performing post-replacement operations.

SW POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT (41 V)

Details disconnecting cables, removing screws, and replacing the 41V SW Power Supply.

SW POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT (41 V)

Covers connecting cables and setting the output voltage of the SW Power Supply to +41V.

SW POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT (41 V)

Covers fixing the boards after replacing the 41V SW Power Supply.

SW POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT (5 V, 24 V)

Details disconnecting cables, removing screws, and replacing the 5V, 24V SW Power Supply.

SW POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT (5 V, 24 V)

Covers connecting cables and fixing the boards after replacing the 5V, 24V SW Power Supply.

3-9 BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Provides warnings and steps for battery replacement, including turning off power and removing the board cover.

3-9 BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Covers removing and replacing the battery, and setting the clock/time.

3-9 BATTERY REPLACEMENT

Covers setting the date, turning off power, fixing the board cover, and disposing of the battery.

3-10 CARRIAGE BELT REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing the carriage belt, including turning off power and accessing service mode.

3-10 CARRIAGE BELT REPLACEMENT

Covers turning off power, separating carriages, and loosening screws to remove the belt.

3-10 CARRIAGE BELT REPLACEMENT

Details replacing the carriage belt, fixing edges, and adjusting the pulley.

3-10 CARRIAGE BELT REPLACEMENT

Covers loosening screws, tightening adjustment screws, and accessing service mode for belt position.

3-10 CARRIAGE BELT REPLACEMENT

Outlines belt position adjustment and final checks.

3-11 ENCODER SCALE REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing the encoder scale, including cover removal and service mode access.

3-11 ENCODER SCALE REPLACEMENT

Covers removing encoder scale, spring plate, and putting the new scale in place.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Details replacing the cutting flexible cable, including cover removal and service mode access.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Covers removing encoder scale, power cord, board cover, and disconnecting cable.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Covers removing tool carriage cover, board cover, and disconnecting sensors/solenoids.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Details connecting new flexible cable, fixing protection plates, and connecting to servo board.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Covers moving tool carriage and fixing flexible cable with cable holders.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing flexible cable with clamp, connecting sensors, and placing encoder scale.

3-12 CUTTING FLEXIBLE CABLE REPLACEMENT

Covers fixing tool carriage board covers and performing setup.

3-13 PINCH ROLLER REPLACEMENT

Details replacing pinch rollers, including removing E ring, shaft, and washers.

3-14 TAKE-UP BOARD REPLACEMENT

Provides steps for replacing the take-up board, including removing TU cover and screws.

3-14 TAKE-UP BOARD REPLACEMENT

Covers disconnecting cables, fixing the plate, fixing TU cover, and checking operation.

4 Adjustment

4-1 Special Tools

Lists special tools recommended by Roland DG Corp. for various adjustments.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Explains how to enter the service mode and shows menu flow for head rank and bias adjustments.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Details menus for linear encoder calibration, tool pressure adjustment, and print/cut position adjustment.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Explains menus for checking motors/sensors, pump operation, and cap aging/wiper aging.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Details menus for ink cartridge IC check and system error checks.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Explains menus for periodic cleaning, fan check, TU check, and clock settings.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Details menus for dip switch check, key check, LCD/LED/buzzer check, and port check.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Explains menus for maintenance messages and motor group history.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Details menus for servo lock, heater settings, and system switch.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Explains menus for reports like Service Report, History Report, Cartridge Report, and Event Log.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Lists items for Motor Group and Head Group history, including shot counts and cleaning times.

4-2 SERVICE MODE

Lists history items for Wiper, Print, Ink, Error, Heater, Cutting, and System groups.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Lists necessary items and provides steps for upgrading firmware using Peck4.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Continues firmware upgrade steps, including starting Peck4 and selecting files.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details the firmware upgrade process, showing progress and completion messages.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Explains how to install firmware when a new main board is installed.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details key combinations for service mode, firmware upgrade, and system parameter initialization.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Explains how to upgrade firmware by checking IP address and turning on power switches.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Continues firmware upgrade, covering starting Peck4, selecting product, and inputting IP address.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details the firmware upgrade process, showing progress and completion messages.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details firmware upgrade steps, covering Peck4 operations and selecting system parameters.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details firmware installation completion and turning off power.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Explains how to set IP address, subnet mask, and gateway address in the network menu.

4-3 HOW TO UPGRADE;INSTALL FIRMWARE

Details starting Peck4, putting parameters, and getting the system report.

4-4 HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE OF THE NETWORK CONTROLLER

Outlines steps for upgrading network controller firmware via browser interface.

4-4 HOW TO UPGRADE FIRMWARE OF THE NETWORK CONTROLLER

Continues firmware upgrade process, showing progress and completion.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Provides general information and steps for head alignment, including cover removal.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Details accessing service mode, performing bias adjustment, and printing test patterns.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Covers inserting hex wrench, adjusting screws, and tightening them for head alignment.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Covers printing test patterns again and checking line shifting for head alignment.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Details vertical adjustment, test pattern printing, and loosening screws for head alignment.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Covers adjusting head positions, tightening screws, and printing test patterns for confirmation.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Explains how to proceed if vertical test print is satisfactory or if BIAS adjustment is needed.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Details horizontal adjustment, test pattern printing, and checking correction values.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Covers selecting horizontal adjustment parameters and entering them.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Details bidirectional adjustment, test pattern printing, and checking line overlap.

4-5 HEAD ALIGNMENT

Covers selecting bidirectional adjustment parameters and fixing the damper plate.

4-6 LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for limit position and cut down position initialization.

4-6 LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE

Covers confirming carriage connection, locking, and checking head/cap relative positions.

4-6 LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE

Details loosening capping unit screws, returning carriages, and adjusting capping unit position.

4-6 LIMIT POSITION & CUT DOWN POSITION INITIALIZE

Covers confirming head capping, moving tool carriage, and initializing cut down position.

4-7 LINEAR ENCODER SETUP

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for linear encoder setup and initial steps like powering on and loading media.

4-7 LINEAR ENCODER SETUP

Details checking setup results, error messages, and linear calibration.

4-8 CAP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Explains the purpose of cap height adjustment and initial steps like cover removal and service mode access.

4-8 CAP HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Details moving the cap, checking adjusted position, and using check gap menu.

4-9 CROP MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for crop mark sensor adjustment.

4-9 CROP MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT

Details accessing service mode, printing crop marks, and adjusting voltage.

4-9 CROP MARK SENSOR ADJUSTMENT

Covers performing outlevel check again and confirming MAX voltage.

4-10 CROP-CUT ADJUSTMENT

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for crop-cut adjustment, including service mode access.

4-10 CROP-CUT ADJUSTMENT

Details finding correction values from test pattern and selecting setting menu.

4-10 CROP-CUT ADJUSTMENT

Covers printing marks, checking cut line position, and performing further adjustment.

4-11 PRINT; CUT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for print/cut position adjustment, including service mode access.

4-11 PRINT; CUT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Details finding correction values from test pattern and selecting setting menu.

4-11 PRINT; CUT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Covers printing marks, checking cut line positions, and performing further adjustment.

4-12 CALIBRATION (FEEDING DIRECTION)

Explains the purpose and prerequisites for feed calibration, including service mode access.

4-12 CALIBRATION (FEEDING DIRECTION)

Details printing test pattern, measuring length, and calculating calibration amount.

4-13 TOOL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Explains purpose and prerequisites for tool height adjustment, including service mode access.

4-13 TOOL HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT

Covers moving pinch rollers, tool carriage, and adjusting space between pen end and bed.

4-14 TOOL PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

Explains purpose and prerequisites for tool pressure adjustment, including service mode access.

4-14 TOOL PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

Details selecting force adjustments and measuring pressure with dial gauge.

4-14 TOOL PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT

Covers selecting force adjustments and confirming force values with dial tension meter.

4-15 BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT

Provides steps for belt tension adjustment, including service mode access and moving carriages.

4-15 BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT

Covers removing covers, measuring belt tension, and loosening fixing screws.

4-15 BELT TENSION ADJUSTMENT

Details loosening screws, adjusting belt tension, and tightening fixing screws.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Explains purpose and prerequisites for belt position adjustment, including cover removal.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Covers turning on power, performing aging test, and confirming belt position.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Details loosening fixing screws, restarting aging, and adjusting belt position.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Covers tightening fixing screws and confirming belt position relative to pulley flanges.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Covers loosening screws, inserting wrench for adjustment, and restarting aging.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Details adjusting belt position by turning screws and tightening fixing screws.

4-16 BELT POSITION ADJUSTMENT

Covers confirming belt position relative to pulley flanges and canceling aging.

4-17 TAKE-UP UNIT OPERATION CHECK

Explains purpose and steps for checking take-up unit operation.

4-17 TAKE-UP UNIT OPERATION CHECK

Covers selecting start/stop, setting auto switch, and checking drive part rotation.

4-17 TAKE-UP UNIT OPERATION CHECK

Covers checking dancer roller movement to confirm drive part rotation or non-rotation.

5 Supplemental Information

5-1 SENSOR MAP

Identifies and locates various sensors on the machine, including their functions.

5-1 SENSOR MAP

Identifies and locates thermistors and thermostats for pre-heater and dryer units.

5-1 SENSOR MAP

Identifies and locates wiper sensor, encoder module, head up/down sensor, thermistor, and capping sensor.

5-1 SENSOR MAP

Identifies and locates pinch roller sensor, crop mark sensor, thermistor, ink cartridge sensors, and ink empty sensor.

5-1 SENSOR MAP

Identifies and locates the dancer roller sensor and its function.

6 Troubleshooting

6-1 WHITE FINE LINE; BANDING; MISSING DOT; SCRATCHY PRINTING; BLURRED PRINTING

Provides a troubleshooting guide for common print quality issues like banding and smearing.

6-1 WHITE FINE LINE; BANDING; MISSING DOT; SCRATCHY PRINTING; BLURRED PRINTING

Continues troubleshooting for print quality issues, covering foreign substances, media problems, and ink flow.

6-1 WHITE FINE LINE; BANDING; MISSING DOT; SCRATCHY PRINTING; BLURRED PRINTING

Continues troubleshooting for print quality issues, covering media setup, bidirectional settings, and feed calibration.

6-3 SHIFTING IN PRINTING;COLOR SHIFTING

Addresses issues related to print shifting and color shifts, linking them to media setup and alignment.

6-4 INK DROPS ON THE MEDIA

Troubleshoots ink drops on media caused by static electricity or wiper issues.

6-5 VERTICAL BANDING

Addresses vertical banding issues caused by encoder scale or LM guide dirt.

6-6 MISSING DOT OR DEFLECTED-FIRED DOT APPEARS WHEN PERFORMING PRINTING WITH LONG DELAY

Troubleshoots missing dots due to power interruptions or self-cleaning issues.

6-7 PRINT DOES NOT MATCH WITH CUT (WHEN NOT USING THE CROP-MARK FUNCTION)

Guides on troubleshooting print and cut misalignment when crop marks are not used.

6-7 PRINT DOES NOT MATCH WITH CUT (WHEN NOT USING THE CROP-MARK FUNCTION)

Continues troubleshooting print/cut misalignment, covering blade and holder issues.

6-8 PRINT DOES NOT MATCH WITH CUT (WHEN USING THE CROP-MARK FUNCTION)

Guides on troubleshooting print and cut misalignment when crop marks are used.

6-9 STITCH CUT

Lists causes and solutions for stitch cut errors, related to blade and tool carriage.

6-9 STITCH CUT

Continues troubleshooting for stitch cuts, covering tool carriage looseness and motor gear backlash.

6-10 START AND END POINTS DO NOT MATCH

Addresses issues where start and end points do not match, covering blade offset and pinch rollers.

6-10 START AND END POINTS DO NOT MATCH

Continues troubleshooting for start/end point mismatches, covering tool carriage and belt tension.

6-11 DISTORTED CUTTING FIGURE

Lists causes and solutions for distorted cutting figures, related to blade holder and tool carriage.

6-11 DISTORTED CUTTING FIGURE

Continues troubleshooting for distorted cutting figures, covering motor errors and media skew.

6-12 MEDIA SKEW

Addresses media skew issues, related to media flanges, setup, and grit roller condition.

6-12 MEDIA SKEW

Continues troubleshooting for media skew, covering pinch roller wear.

6-13 MOTOR ERROR

Lists causes for motor errors, including media jamming and broken components.

6-13 MOTOR ERROR

Continues troubleshooting for motor errors, providing detailed error code meanings and causes.

6-17 ERROR MESSAGE

Lists error codes, checking points, and actions for troubleshooting machine errors.

6-18 SERVICE CALL

Provides actions for specific service call error codes like communication and initialization issues.

7 Service Activities

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Provides a checklist for machine installation, covering unpacking, location, and setup.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Continues installation checklist, showing unpacking steps for the machine.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Continues installation checklist, showing unpacking steps for the stand and accessory box.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Lists all accessories and parts to be checked during installation.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Covers assembling the stand, mounting the machine, and connecting cables.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Details network settings for computer and printer, and system requirements for software installation.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Explains conditions for usable media, including width, thickness, diameter, and weight.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Details operating the machine, including power switching and important notes on sub power usage.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Covers setting clock, media heating system settings, ink cartridge handling, and cutting conditions.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Covers starting print/cut, alignment procedures, and using the take-up system.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Covers maintenance procedures like disposing ink, cleaning print heads, and cleaning other parts.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Covers moving the unit, pausing output, automatic adjustment, and head height adjustment.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Details corrections for printing/cutting misalignment, feed calibration, and print/cut position adjustment.

7-1 INSTALLATION CHECK LIST

Lists consumable parts and their replacement cycles.

7-2 MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST

Provides a checklist for maintenance activities, including checks for consumable parts and mechanical parts.

7-3 Specifications

Lists main unit specifications for printing, cutting, ink, resolution, and tools.

7-3 Specifications

Continues specifications, detailing media requirements, environment, and included items.

7-3 Specifications

Details conditions for usable media, including width, thickness, diameter, and weight.

Roland SOLJET Pro III XC-540 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Ink TypeECO-SOL MAX
Print TechnologyPiezoelectric Inkjet
Maximum Print Width54 inches (1372 mm)
Resolution1440 x 1440 dpi
ConnectivityUSB 2.0, Ethernet
Ink Cartridge Capacity440 ml
Media HandlingRoll feed
Ink ColorsCMYKLcLm
Media ThicknessMaximum 1.0 mm
Power RequirementsAC 100 to 120 V ±10 %, 50/60 Hz or AC 220 to 240 V ±10 %, 50/60 Hz
Operating EnvironmentTemperature: 15 to 32°C (59 to 90°F), Humidity: 35 to 80% (non-condensing)

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