To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Roland VersaCamm SP-540V Printer has ink drops or missing dots and the ink cartridge is almost empty?
If you see ink drops, white lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy prints from your Roland Printer, check if the ink cartridge is almost empty and replace it if needed.
How to fix temporary clogging in nozzles of Roland VersaCamm SP-540V Printer?
If you are experiencing issues such as ink drops on the media, white fine lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy printing with your Roland Printer, it could be due to temporary clogging in the nozzles. In this case, perform a manual head cleaning.
What should I do if foreign substances are causing print issues on my Roland Printer?
If you observe ink drops, white fine lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy printing from your Roland Printer, foreign substances might be the reason. Perform manual cleaning to address this.
What to do if Roland VersaCamm SP-540V has ink issues and the ink damper is clogged?
If you see ink drops, white lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy prints on your Roland Printer, the ink damper might be clogged. Replace the ink damper to fix this.
What to do if Roland VersaCamm SP-540V prints with ink drops and the ink tube is broken?
If you are experiencing ink drops on the media, white fine lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy printing with your Roland Printer, a broken ink tube may be the cause. Replace the ink tube.
What to do if Roland Printer prints with ink drops and the mainboard is broken?
If your Roland Printer produces ink drops on the media, white fine lines, banding, missing dots, or scratchy printing, the mainboard might be broken. Replace the mainboard.
General| Print Technology | Piezo inkjet |
|---|---|
| Ink Type | ECO-SOL MAX ink |
| Ink Cartridges | 4 colors (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black) |
| Max Print Width | 1371 mm (54 inches) |
| Resolution | 1440 x 1440 dpi |
| Media Width | 54 inches |
| Cutting Speed | 10 to 300 mm/s |
| Interface | USB |
| Power Requirements | 50/60Hz |
| Media Handling | Roll feed |
| Media Thickness | Maximum 1.0 mm with liner, for printing |
| Operating Environment | Humidity: 35 to 80% RH (non-condensing) |
| Weight | 256 lb (116 kg) |
Overview of the Print & Cut machine's combined printing and cutting capabilities.
Identifies and explains the various components of the printer unit.
Explains WARNING/CAUTION notices and safety symbols.
Details risks from improper operation, fire, burns, and toxic gases.
Outlines measures to prevent electrical shock, electrocution, or fire.
Covers flammability and toxicity of ink, cleaning, and discharged fluids.
Identifies the location and meaning of important warning labels on the machine.
Provides essential guidelines for handling the precision printer unit carefully.
Details proper procedures for handling and storing ink cartridges.
Explains how to turn the machine's main and sub power switches on and off.
Describes the automatic sleep mode and its settings to conserve power.
Step-by-step guide on how to load roll media and perform media cutoff.
Instructions for adjusting print heater and dryer temperatures for optimal drying.
Covers preparing the machine to receive data and performing print tests.
Guides on checking ink levels and replacing ink cartridges when they are empty.
Details how to perform cutting, including tests and blade force settings.
Routine cleaning procedures for the machine and disposing of discharged ink.
Instructions for performing medium and powerful head cleaning when standard cleaning fails.
Detailed steps for cleaning print heads using the provided cleaning kit.
Guides on replacing worn parts like wipers, blades, and separating knives.
Recommendations for maintenance when the machine is not in use for extended periods.
Procedure for pausing or canceling an ongoing print job.
How to define the starting point for printing or cutting.
Adjusting head height and performing bidirectional correction for different media.
Tips for using transparent media, hard-to-dry media, and handling media warping.
Customizing behavior for ink run-out, sleep mode, and language settings.
How to use crop marks for alignment during separate printing and cutting.
Fine-tuning blade force, speed, offset, and other settings for optimal cutting.
Procedures for automatically and manually aligning printing and cutting positions.
Steps for draining ink, washing interiors, and printing system reports.
How to display and record the amount of media left on the machine.
A comprehensive breakdown of the machine's menu structure and options.
Troubleshooting steps for when the printer unit fails to operate or warm up.
Solutions for issues like coarse prints, unstable colors, or misaligned cuts.
Addressing media jams, wrinkles, shrinkage, and unstable feed issues.
Actions to take if the print head carriage stops unexpectedly.
Explanations of common messages and required user actions.
Detailed descriptions of error messages and corrective actions.
Details on media width, thickness, outer diameter, and other usage constraints.
Defines the maximum printable and cuttable areas, including reductions for crop marks.
Information about different blade types, their force settings, and estimated service life.
Locates and explains the importance of power rating and serial number labels.
A comprehensive list of the machine's technical specifications and included items.
