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Step 3: Preventing Pulling of the Media with Undue F
orce
Procedure
1.
T
ap
.
2.
T
ap [Preferences]>[Prefeeding at Output].
3.
Select [Enable].
4.
Press [Save] to confirm your entry
.
5.
T
ap
to go back to the original screen.
Preparations for Cutting Output
144
How to Cut with Crop Marks
144
146
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
Basic Handling Methods
8
Basic Information
9
Part Names and Functions
10
Printer Unit
10
Take-Up Unit
15
Operation Panel
16
About the Media Used
22
Types of Media
22
Conditions for Usable Media
23
Take-Up Unit
24
Take-Up Unit Use Conditions
24
About the Paper Tube
24
Basic Operations
25
Power Supply Operations
26
Turning the Power on
26
Turning the Power off
27
Precautions When Operating the Power Supply
29
Sleep Mode (Power-Saving Feature)
30
Setup of New Media
31
Setup of Roll Media
31
Setup of Sheet Media
54
Setup of Registered Media
68
Setup of Roll Media
68
Setup of Sheet Media
89
Checking before Output
101
LAN (Local Area Network) Settings
101
Preventing Sedimentation in Inks
102
Pausing and Canceling Output
103
Pausing and Resuming Output
103
Canceling Output
104
Separating the Media
105
Removing Media from the Take-Up Unit
107
Ink Pouch Replacement
109
Out-Of-Ink Warnings
109
Ink Pouch Replacement
110
Cleaning Liquid Pouch Replacement
113
Out-Of-Cleaning-Liquid Warnings
113
Cleaning Liquid Pouch Replacement
114
Output Method
116
Printing Method
117
Preparations for Printing Output
118
Step 1: Performing a Nozzle Drop-Out Test
118
Step 2: Normal Cleaning Method
119
Starting Output
120
Cutting Method
122
Preparations for Cutting Output
123
Step 1: Switching off the Print Heater and Dryer
123
Step 2: Preventing Pulling of the Media with Undue Force
124
Step 3: Adjusting Cutting
125
Starting Output
126
Printing and Cutting Method
127
Preparations for Printing and Cutting Output
128
Step 1: Performing a Nozzle Drop-Out Test
128
Step 2: Normal Cleaning Method
129
Step 3: Adjusting Cutting
130
Step 4: Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting
131
Starting Output
133
How to Cut with Crop Marks
135
Preparations for Output with Crop Marks
136
Step 1: Performing a Nozzle Drop-Out Test
136
Step 2: Normal Cleaning Method
137
Step 3: Adjusting Cutting
138
Step 4: Correct the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks at the same Time
139
Starting Output with Crop Marks
141
Preparations for Cutting Output
143
Step 1: Loading Media with Crop Marks
143
Step 2: Switching off the Print Heater and Dryer
144
Step 3: Preventing Pulling of the Media with Undue Force
145
Starting Cutting Output
146
Optimizing Quality and Efficiency
147
Optimizing the Output Quality
148
Using the Correction Functions
149
Automatically Making Required Adjustments
149
Manual Adjustment: Reducing Horizontal Bands (Feed Correction Function)
150
Manual Adjustment: Adjusting the Misalignment of the Ink Landing Position (Media Gap Adjustment)
152
Configuring Settings to Match the Properties of the Media
154
Changing the Print Head Height
154
Using Hard-To-Dry Media
156
Using Media that Wrinkles Easily/Does Not Move Smoothly
157
Using Sticky Media
158
Setting the Take-Up Unit
159
Preventing Ink Discharge Issues
161
Preventing Soiling of the Media, Dot Drop-Out, and Dot Displacement
161
Preventing Misaligned Media
162
Use Middle Pinch Rollers When Pulling Back or Feeding Media
162
Adjusting the Ink-Drying Method
163
What Is the Media Heating System
163
Setting the Print Heater Temperature
165
Setting the Dryer Temperature
167
Hints and Tips for Temperature Control
169
Setting the Temperature During Standby
170
Drying the Trailing Edge of the Printing Area on the Dryer
171
Switching off the Print Heater and Dryer Together
173
Accurately Adjusting the Cutting Settings
175
Fine-Tuning the Cutting Conditions
175
Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-In Amount
177
Performing Distance Correction During Cutting
179
Cutting to Make It Possible to Cut Corners Attractively (over Cut)
180
Prioritizing the Cutting Settings of this Machine over the Software RIP Settings
182
Accurately Adjusting the Settings for Printing and Cutting
183
Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting
183
Correcting the Misalignment of the Printing and Cutting Positions During Cutting
186
Accurately Adjusting the Settings for Cutting with Crop Marks
188
Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks (Concurrent Test for Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks)
188
Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks
188
Rent Test for Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks)
188
Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks (Separate Test for Printing/Cutting with Crop Marks)
191
Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks (Sepa- Rate Test for Printing/Cutting with Crop Marks)
191
Correcting the Reading Sensor
195
Optimizing Work Efficiency
196
Managing the Media Settings
197
Changing the Media Settings
197
Checking the Registered Media Settings
199
Changing the Media Name
201
Duplicating Media Settings
202
Deleting Media Settings
203
Adjusting the Output-Start Location
204
Setting the Base Point
204
Reducing Output Time
206
Speeding up Output for Narrow Media
206
Other Useful Functions
207
Using the Print Light (Interior Light)
207
Performing Printing Tests Arranged Horizontally
208
Optimizing Operation Management
209
Managing the Operations Appropriately and Efficiently
210
Setting the Current Date/Time and Using It for Maintenance
210
Checking the Remaining Media
211
Showing/Hiding Notifications
213
Setting the Activation Interval for Sleep Mode (Power-Saving Feature)
214
Managing the Basic Settings of the Printer
215
Changing the Display Language
215
Changing the Units of Measurement
216
Viewing Printer Information
217
Viewing Network Information
218
Adjusting the Brightness of the Operation Panel
219
Turning off Operation Panel Sounds
220
Returning All Settings to Factory Defaults
221
Maintenance
222
Introduction
223
Important Notes on Handling and Use
224
Printer
224
Ink Pouches
224
Basic Maintenance Knowledge
225
Types and Timing of Maintenance
225
Measures When the Printer Is Not in Use for a Prolonged Period
227
Regular Maintenance
228
Print Head Check before Printing
229
Performing a Nozzle Drop-Out Test
229
Cleaning the Machine
230
Cleaning the Media Path
230
Cleaning the Knife Carriage Roller
231
Cleaning Around the Print Heads
232
Manual Cleaning Method
233
Consumable Products and Parts Related to Manual Cleaning
239
Disposing of Discharged Fluid
240
Precautions for Disposing of Discharged Fluid
241
If the Discharged Fluid Disposal Message Appears
242
Advanced Maintenance
244
When Dot Drop-Out or Dot Displacement Occurs
245
Normal Cleaning Method
245
When Normal Cleaning Is Not Effective
246
Medium Cleaning Method
246
Powerful Cleaning Method
247
If Colors Are Uneven
248
Mixing the Ink by Shaking the Pouch Tray
248
Handling Severe Dot Drop-Out and Dot Displacement
249
Ink Renewal Method
249
Partially Restricting the Print Heads Used for Printing
253
Emergency Measure) Cleaning the Print Head Surface
256
Replacing Consumable Parts
257
Replacing Parts for Maintenance
258
Replacing the Wiper and the Tray Pad
258
Cleaning the Wiper Tray
261
Replacing the Blade/Separating Knife
264
Replacing the Blade
264
Replacing the Separating Knife
271
Troubleshooting Methods
274
Output Quality Problems
275
Printed Results Are Coarse or Contain Horizontal Stripes
276
Do the Print Heads Cause Dot Drop-Out
276
Is the Print Head Height Appropriate
276
Have You Carried out [Feed Correction]
276
Have You Carried out [Media Gap Adjustment] (Ink Landing Position Correction)
276
Have You Carried out [Media Gap Adjustment] (Ink Landing Position Correc- Tion)
276
Is the Printer Installed in a Level and Stable Location
277
Is the Media Heating System at a Suitable Temperature
277
Is the Temperature of the Room too Low
277
Is the Print Mode Suitable
277
Is the Media Loaded Correctly
277
Are the [Media Settings] Appropriate
277
The Media Becomes Soiled When Printed
278
Do the Print Heads Come into Contact with the Media
278
Are the Print Heads Dirty
278
Are the Pinch Rollers or the Media Clamps Dirty
278
Colors Are Unstable or Uneven
279
Have You Tried Mixing the Ink by Shaking the Pouch Trays
279
Are Colors Still Uneven after Mixing the Ink by Shaking the Pouch Trays
279
Is the Media Wrinkled
279
Was Printing Paused Partway through
279
Is the Printer Installed in a Level and Stable Location
279
Is the Media Loaded Correctly
279
Are the Operating Parameters Set to Appropriate Values
280
Are the [Media Settings] Appropriate
280
Cutting Is Misaligned, Skewed, or Not Clean
281
Is the Media Loaded Correctly
281
Are the Settings for the Cutting Conditions Appropriate
281
Is the Length of Output too Long
281
Are You Using Media that Exhibits Large Expansion and Contraction
281
Is the Setting for the [Cutting Distance Correction] Menu Item (under [Cutting Settings]) Correct
281
Is the Setting for the [Cutting Distance Correction] Menu Item
281
Ting Settings]) Correct
281
Are the Pinch Rollers Placed on the Proper Locations
282
Have You Corrected the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting
282
Is the Blade Holder Installed Appropriately
282
Is the Blade Worn
282
Is There any Buildup of Pieces of Material or Dust Inside the Blade Holder
282
Problems in Cutting with Crop Marks
284
Automatic Detection of Crop Marks Fails
285
Is the Media Wrinkled or Warped
285
Is the Media Size too Large
285
Are You Using Media that Is Likely to Reflect Light
285
Are You Using Transparent Media
285
Printing and Cutting Are Misaligned
286
Have You Corrected the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks
286
Media Feed Problems
287
Media Wrinkles
288
Is the Media Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely
288
Was Loaded Media Allowed to Stand for some Time
288
Are the Media Clamps Installed
288
Was the Media Loaded While the Print Heater was Hot
288
Are the Media Heating System Temperatures too High
288
Is the Temperature of the Room too Low
288
Is the Humidity of the Room too High
288
Is the Media Sagging
289
Media Feeding Is Not Straight
290
Is the Media Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely
290
Media Feeding Is Not Smooth
291
Is some Other Object Coming into Contact with the Media
291
Is the Media too Thick
291
Are the Grit Rollers Dirty
291
A Media Jam Occurs
292
Is an Error Message Displayed
292
Is the Media Warped or Wrinkled
292
Is the Height of the Print Heads too Low
292
Are the Grit Rollers Dirty
292
Are the Media Clamps Installed
292
Is the Media Loaded and Set up Straight and Securely
292
Is some Other Object Coming into Contact with the Media
293
Is the Media too Thick
293
Machine Problems
294
The Print Heads Do Not Move
295
What to Do First
295
If the Print Heads Still Do Not Move
295
The Printer Unit Does Not Run
297
Is the Power Switched on
297
Is [Output Possible.] Displayed
297
Are any Covers Open
297
Is the Message [Output Is Currently Paused.] Displayed on the Screen
297
Is a Message Displayed on the Screen
297
Are the Cables Connected
297
Is the LAN Routing Appropriate
298
Are the LAN Settings Correct
298
DID the Software RIP End Abnormally
298
Is an [Ink Pouch Tray Error] Displayed
298
The Media Heating System Doesn't Warm up
300
Is the Media Loaded
300
Is [Heater Power] Turned on
300
Is the Temperature of the Room too Low
300
Cannot Separate the Media
301
Is the Separating Knife Installed
301
Messages on the Operation Panel
302
Messages
303
[When Output, Cleaning, and Other Operations Are Completed, Discard the Discharged Fluid.]
303
[The Time for Manual Cleaning Has Arrived.]
303
[The Time for Wiper Replacement Has Arrived.]
303
[The Time for Wiper Tray Cleaning Has Arrived.]
303
[Print Head Protection Mode Has Activated.]
303
[Replace the Cleaning Liquid Pouch.]
304
[Install the Cleaning Liquid Pouch.]
304
[The Time for Ink Mixing Has Arrived.]
304
[Operation of the Take-Up Unit Stopped.]
304
[Place the Middle Pinch Rollers over All the Grit Rollers.]
304
[Install the Media Clamps Correctly.]
304
[Media Clamps Could Not be Detected.]
305
[The LAN Cable Is Not Connected.]
305
[Connection Is Requiring too Much Time. Manually Setting the IP Address will Improve the Connection Speed.]
305
[The Media Could Not be Detected Automatically. Manually Set the Printing Area.]
306
Area.]
306
Error Messages
308
[Ink Pouch Tray Error]
308
[Cover Open Error]
308
[Media End Error]
308
[Pinch Lever Error]
309
[Media Loading Error]
309
[Drain Bottle Error]
309
[Crop Mark Detection Error]
309
[Unable to Fill Wiper Cleaning Liquid]
310
[Pinch Roller Error]
310
[Print Head Height Mismatch]
310
[Insufficient Media Width]
310
[Motor Error]
311
[Print Head Dry-Out Error]
311
[Low Temperature Error]
311
[High Temperature Error]
312
[Pump Stop Error]
312
[Cleaning Error (Ink Pouch Tray)]
312
[Cleaning Error (Drain Bottle)]
312
[Take-Up Unit Communication Error]
312
[Service Call]
312
[Software Error]
313
Appendix
314
Operations When Moving the Unit
315
Preparing to Move the Machine
316
Step 1: Removing Media and the Blade Holder
316
Step 2: Discharging the Wiper Tray Cleaning Liquid
318
Step 3: Secure the Print Heads in Place Using the Retainer
319
Step 4: Reinstalling the Machine
320
Main Specifications
322
Printing/Cutting Area
323
Maximum Area
323
Maximum Printing Area When Using Crop Marks
324
Media Separation Location During Continuous Printing
325
About the Blade
326
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Brand
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Model
TrueVIS SG3-300
Category
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Language
English
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