Never touch the print-head carriage while output is in progress.
The print-head carriage moves at high speed. Coming into contact with the moving carriage may cause injury.
WARNING
Do not touch the dancer roller needlessly.
The media take-up unit and feeder may move suddenly, which may result in injury.
CAUTION
Procedure
1. Shake the pouch trays once per week.
Shake a pouch tray 50 times (for approximately 20 seconds), and then reinsert it. The precipitation
of the ingredients in the ink disables printing in normal color. So that the ink mixes well, shake the
pouch tray horizontally with a stroke length of around 5 cm (2 in.) from each end of the tray.
• Do not remove the ink pouches. Shake the entire pouch tray. Removing the ink pouches may lead to the ink
leaking.
• Before shaking, wipe off any ink from around the mouth of the ink pouch. If you do not wipe off the ink, it
may splatter when you shake the pouch tray.
• When you have finished mixing the ink, reinsert the pouch tray immediately. Taking time to reattach the
ink cartridge will adversely affect the ink path.
IMPORTANT
2.
Close the front cover.
3.
Make sure [Output possible.] is displayed at the top of the operation panel.
4. Send the output data from the computer.
For information on how to create the output data, refer to the documentation for the software RIP.
• When you send the output data, [
Ink circulation in progress.] or [Normal cleaning in progress.] may be
displayed on the screen. These indicate the preparation operations performed before output. Output will
begin after the time displayed on the screen elapses.
• If [Heater warm up in progress. Please wait.] is displayed, wait until the set temperature is reached.
• The data being output can be viewed as an image. Tap shown in the following figure to switch to the
remaining ink screen. Tap this icon again to return to the screen for checking the data being output. How-
ever, this functionality is limited to software RIPs that support the display of the output data image
(thumbnail).
MEMO
Starting Output
Printing Method 119
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