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unrolls from the top of the shaft (see the diagram below). This allows you to print on the "back"
side of the media.
Before you begin
CAUTION
Lifting a media roll has always to be done with the help of an external lifting tool.
Lifting media (e.g. rigids) has to be done with the help of an external lifting tool or at least two
persons.
It is very important that the media is wound properly onto the core when it arrives from the
manufacturer. The media must be wound straight, tight and even from one end to the other. If
you have a roll that is not even, before loading it, hold the roll in a vertical position and carefully
and evenly drop one end onto the floor, then tap lightly a few times. If any edges are crushed,
unwind and throw away the crushed area or cut off the crushed end of roll. If it is not possible to
repair, do not use it.
NOTE
If media has been stored on its side and has a pronounced flat side, do not use it as it will not
advance evenly.
Required tools
5mm hex key (supplied with the Roll Media Option)
Load Supply Media Roll and Position a Take-up Shaft
Procedure
1. Place an empty media shaft on a suitable flat work area, positioned as shown, so that the 5mm
hex key is inserted on the right side of the shaft to lock and unlock the core locks.
1 2
[28] Unlock the Media Shaft Core Locks
2.
Turn counterclockwise with the supplied 5mm hex key (1) to unlock the media shaft core locks (2).
3.
Slide a new roll of media onto the supply shaft.
Load Media
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