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ACCUFAST P4

Small Envelope and Card Printer

User’s Guide and Operating Manual

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Summary of Contents for P4

Page 1: ...ACCUFAST P4 Small Envelope and Card Printer User s Guide and Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...eder Set Up 11 4 3 Lining up the Print on the Piece 12 4 4 Controls Adjustments and Indicators 13 4 5 Loading Ink 14 4 6 Feeding Pieces 15 4 7 Feed Adjustments 16 4 8 Connecting the Printer 16 5 0 Sof...

Page 3: ...set up of the machinery If larger pieces are to be processed make sure that you leave room for the FX wide material feeder and its stand Get an idea for work flow and set the location of the control...

Page 4: ...flow interruptions Note Draws attention to an Important Statement or Action 1 3 Safety Precautions Observe the following safety precautions and warnings when operating cleaning adjusting or repairing...

Page 5: ...nd transporting media from a slow speed 1 4 Power Connection and Fusing The P4 is fused in both legs of the main power entry line Accordingly it can accept power from most services at all common volta...

Page 6: ...rical Requirements 240 230 220 120 100 VAC at 50 or 60 Hz 3 amps at 120 VAC Grounded Outlet Production Speed 20 inches per second fixed variable feed speed Cartridges HP 51645A style ink jets with 300...

Page 7: ...om the trans port belt in shipping The machine will not print with this knob in place Open and remove the feeder Typically the small card feeder is the most used and should be installed first Both sma...

Page 8: ...Feeder To mount the Small Envelope and Tag Feeder 1 Open the Printer Top Cover 2 Lift the Tag feeder up so that the Paper Guide Extensions are over the printer transport tray 3 Set the bottom hooks in...

Page 9: ...f the P4 To set it up 1 Unpack the Feeder and the Stand 2 Place the Stand against the Printer s input end 3 Set the Feeder on the stand and slide it up to the printer 4 Plug the Feeder into the outlet...

Page 10: ...ter and run at variable speed controlled from the printer s speed control knob Successful printing starts with successful feeding There are several things to consider in setting the feeder 1 Size and...

Page 11: ...on the piece 7 Slide the side guides to the sides of the piece squaring it up and lo cating it accurately in the feed hoper Do not trap the piece in the hopper by making the guides too tight 8 Loosen...

Page 12: ...s by hand move the piece to the first imager 3 Raise the imager by turning the Imager height knob CCW 4 Roll the piece under the imager and slide the imager on its mounting bar until the handwritten p...

Page 13: ...n page 9 Controls main power to the machines 2 Transport Switch Red Push button Illuminates when on Controls Vacuum belts and Feeder rolls all moving parts may be used as an e stop 3 Feed Speed Black...

Page 14: ...and de cap performance will vary greatly from ink to ink 1 Turn Transport off Set feed speed to OFF 2 Open cover 3 Note where the imagers in case you move one of them 4 Lift the pen latch and pull the...

Page 15: ...Rotate Feed Speed Knob clockwise feeding commences To stop feeding temporarily rotate the feed speed knob fully CCW To stop the feeder in an emergency of case f a Jam push the Feed Power button To sto...

Page 16: ...uble feeds are a result of the separator not doing its job If you have doubles tighten the separator by setting it up with a thin ner material than the samples for printing If that doesn t work consul...

Page 17: ...ion is covered in a separate document included in the document package Typically installation of the software is done from a remote location by ACCUFAST personnel over the InterNet 5 2 Control Panel C...

Page 18: ...he ACCUFAST Stitch line application 5 Place the stitch line overlay in the top left corner of the text 6 Adjust line spacing object location etc The purpose of the Stitch Line Overlay is to show where...

Page 19: ...Showing the informa tion to be printed laid out as it was received from the application in which it was created Check to be sure that the stitch lines are not running through text Assuming that the pr...

Page 20: ...and to warm up cold pens This is used with old cartridges and with those left un attended for long periods of time Experience dictates that a safe pol icy is to purge at least 1 piece before every st...

Page 21: ...t should be set just a bit smaller If the packet is 3 5 inches wide use 3 3 for instance The next three boxes report production data Pages per Hour Belt Speed and Buffers show the printer s status rel...

Page 22: ...king the enabled box disrupts communication between the imager and the host computer Leave it checked The stitching box can be used to set individual pen parameters First each pen is located a specifi...

Page 23: ...jets are turned off there is a 4 pixel overlap built in between the pens generating a double printed black line at the pen boundary If you are carefully stitching a half tone graphic this control beco...

Page 24: ...Either Quit the Control Panel or start another Job 7 Right click on the traffic Light Icon and select exit to disconnect the computer from the printer 8 Turn the Power to the printer off Lifting the...

Page 25: ...print is degraded Note Number each pen when you remove it from the printer for over night storage and capping By marking the pens and re inserting them in the correct pen stalls you will preserve the...

Page 26: ...longer than a few minutes 6 3 Belt Tracking Transport belts may wander and begin to rub against the transport tray If this happens stop printing and re adjust the belt tracking screws 1 Use a short w...

Page 27: ...not the lint free pen clean ing cloth to wipe down all exterior surfaces After prolonged usage the belts may have ink build up on them With the cover up and the machine unplugged rotate the belts and...

Page 28: ...and or Drying car tridge Pen Nose too far from Piece Clean or exchange Pen Lower Imager to just clear the piece Skipped Pieces Inconsistent Feed with Doubles Piece length setting does not agree with a...

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