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Roland SP-300 User Manual

Roland SP-300
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USER’S MANUAL

Table of Contents

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Roland SP-300 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of Colors4 (CMYK)
Maximum Media Width30 inches (762 mm)
Media HandlingRoll feed
InterfaceUSB
Power Requirements50/60 Hz

Summary

To Ensure Safe Use

1. Getting Started

1-3 Assembling and Installing

Provides step-by-step instructions for assembling and installing the machine.

2. Basic Operation

2-3 Loading Media

Details the procedures for loading both roll and sheet media.

3. Performing Output

3-1 Points to Check Before Performing Output

Lists essential checks before starting printing or cutting.

3-2 Performing Output

Describes how to perform printing only, cutting only, or both.

4. A wide variety of Operations

4-2 Making Corrections for Printing

Covers feed and bidirectional corrections to enhance print accuracy.

4-3 Detailed Descriptions of Cutting Conditions

Explains how cutting tests help adjust conditions like speed and force.

4-4 Making Corrections for Printing and Cutting

Provides methods for automatically or manually aligning print and cut positions.

5. Maintenance

5-2 Cleaning the Printing Heads

Steps for cleaning printing heads to resolve dot drop-out.

7. What to Do If...

7-1 What to Do If...

Guides users on diagnosing and resolving common operational issues.

7-2 Responding to a Message

Explains how to interpret and respond to machine messages and errors.

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