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Technology | Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) |
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Connectivity | Ethernet, USB, Serial |
Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Maximum line speed | 1000 feet per minute (305 meters per minute) |
Maximum print height | 12 mm (0.47 in) |
Throw distance | Up to 2" (50 mm) |
Substrate Compatibility | Porous and non-porous materials, including metal, glass, plastic, and paper |
User interface | Color touchscreen |
Operating Temperature | 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C) |
Humidity Range | 10% to 90% RH (non-condensing) |
Weight | 25 kg |
Details US safety, emissions, and warnings for the Videojet 8520 printer.
Outlines Canadian compliance standards for emissions and safety regulations.
Lists conformity to EU directives for EMC and Low Voltage safety requirements.
Provides Videojet Technologies Inc. contact details for customer support and assistance.
Describes the TotalSource program for printer investment protection and cost of ownership.
Recommends completing customer training courses for printer service and maintenance.
Details the delivery and checking of all parts included with the printer.
Describes installing printheads, cartridges, and associated components.
Explains various mounting systems for printheads, including single and multi-head options.
Covers the optional installation of shaft encoders for product speed measurement.
Details mounting the CLARiTY controller and connecting printer components.
Introduces the CLARiTY operator control system and its touch screen interface.
Explains how to navigate and use the main CLARiTY Home screen interface.
Describes accessing different functions through the CLARiTY Tools screen.
Details how to access and modify printer setup parameters via the Setup screen.
Explains how to access diagnostic screens for troubleshooting printer issues.
Covers setting up and managing user access levels through password protection.
Step-by-step guide for inserting the ink cartridge into the printhead.
Instructions on powering up the Videojet 8520 printer and its initial boot process.
Guides the user through the initial printer setup wizard and configuration.
Explains how to configure printhead parameters like number, grouping, and direction.
Details configuring print jobs, including size, resolution, and printhead settings.
How to view details and preview the currently selected job on the CLARiTY screen.
Procedures for downloading job files from a PC to the printer or USB.
Instructions on connecting a USB device for job transfer and database management.
Explains how to modify user-editable fields like text and dates within a job.
Step-by-step instructions for safely replacing the ink cartridge.
How to access and interpret the log of machine and user changes.
General guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the printer's display and contact pins.
Covers storage, cleaning, and handling of ink cartridges.
Information on power supply maintenance, specifically replacing fuses.
Procedures for purging printheads to maintain nozzle quality.
Outlines scheduled inspections and measures for maintaining the printer.
Explains how to read and respond to fault and warning messages displayed by the printer.
Lists common printing issues, their causes, and solutions.
Identifies causes and solutions for faults related to job files and printing.
Details common faults related to ink cartridges and their resolutions.
Lists and explains various error codes generated by the CLARiTY system.
Provides dimensional drawings for printer components like printheads and sensors.
Lists technical data for printheads, controller, and other components.
Details overall system specifications including interface, languages, and software.
Outlines the printer's networking capabilities and external communication options.
Provides performance values and connection details for the printer's power supply.
Defines what a job or image is in the context of printing.
Explains the purging process for removing dried ink from printer nozzles.
Describes the line select mode for managing multiple jobs on the printer.
Defines reverse printing and its application in bidirectional movement systems.