Roland TrueVIS SG-300 User Manual

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USER'S MANUAL
R1-160418T
This machine has a built-in inductive reading/writing communication device that uses radio waves (an RFID device).
• RFID is used to read the information inscribed on the ink pouches (or cartridges).
• If you use a pacemaker or other implanted medical equipment, do not approach this machine.
• Do not use this machine within hospitals.

Roland TrueVIS SG-300 Specifications

General

Brand	Roland
Model	TrueVIS SG-300
Category	Printer
Language	English

Summary

Chapter 1 Machine Highlights

Part Names and Functions

Identifies and explains the various physical components of the printer unit.

Warning Labels

Details the meaning of safety warning labels affixed to the machine.

Menu List

Provides an overview of the printer's menu structure and navigation.

Important Notes on Handling and Use

Covers essential guidelines for safe and proper operation of the printer unit.

Chapter 2 Basic Operation

Power Supply Operations

Explains how to turn the printer on and off, and related precautions.

About the Media Used

Details the types of media supported and conditions for usable media.

Basic Printing Method

Outlines the fundamental steps for loading media and performing basic printing.

Basic Settings for Cutting

Covers essential settings and tips for achieving quality cutting.

Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks

Explains the process and troubleshooting for printing with crop marks.

Ink Pouch/TR Cleaning Liquid Pouch Replacement

Provides instructions for replacing ink and cleaning liquid pouches.

Other Basic Operations

Covers additional basic tasks like loading sheet media and managing output.

Chapter 3 Maintenance

Daily Maintenance

Details routine cleaning procedures for the printer unit.

When Normal Cleaning Is Not Effective

Provides advanced cleaning methods when normal cleaning fails.

Monthly Manual Cleaning

Describes periodic manual cleaning procedures for optimal performance.

When You Cannot Correct Dot Drop-out

Offers solutions for persistent dot drop-out and uneven color issues.

Replacing Consumable Parts

Guides users through replacing consumable parts like wipers and blades.

Chapter 4 Advanced Functions

Using Presets

Explains how to save and load custom settings for media and print jobs.

Settings for the Media Heating System

Details how to configure print heater and dryer temperatures for optimal drying.

Correction Functions

Covers functions to correct print misalignment and feed issues.

Configuring Settings to Match the Properties of the Media

Guides on adjusting settings for various media types and conditions.

Advanced Cutting Settings

Provides advanced options for fine-tuning cutting conditions and accuracy.

Using Media Take-Up System

Information on the optional media take-up system.

Performing Operations from Roland DG Mobile Panel

Explains how to operate the printer using the Mobile Panel application.

Other Useful Functions

Covers miscellaneous functions like test printing and media flange usage.

Chapter 5 Administrator Menu

Output Operation Management

Manages output operations, including system reports and ink status.

System Management of Printer

Covers printer settings like language, units, and Bluetooth communication.

When Moving the Unit

Provides procedures for preparing the machine for relocation and reinstallation.

Chapter 6 Troubleshooting

Attractive Printing or Cutting Is Impossible

Addresses issues where printing or cutting quality is compromised.

The Media Becomes Soiled When Printed

Details causes and solutions for media becoming soiled during printing.

Colors Are Unstable or Uneven

Provides troubleshooting steps for inconsistent or uneven color output.

Cutting Is Misaligned or Skewed

Offers solutions for problems related to cutting misalignment or skew.

A Media Jam Occurs

Guides users on how to resolve media jam issues.

Media Feed Is Not Smooth

Addresses issues related to smooth media feeding and handling.

Print Heads Stop Moving

Provides emergency steps if the print heads stop moving.

Other Problems

Covers various other operational problems and their solutions.

A Message Appears

Explains common messages displayed and required user actions.

An Error Message Appears

Details error messages and the steps to remedy them.

Chapter 7 Appendix

Printing Area

Specifies the maximum printable and cuttable areas of the machine.

About the Blade

Provides information on blade types, force, offset, and service life.

Locations of the Power Rating and Serial Number Labels

Indicates the positions of important identification labels on the unit.

Specifications

Lists the technical specifications of the printer models.