EBS EBS-6100, User Manual

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EBS-6100
Printer User's Manual
Paragraph 4 - Operating the Printer
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Ink-Jet Systems
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Fig. 4.1.2.3. Indication lamps emitting green light
POWER the lamp indicates that a power signal has been applied to keep the
printer’s power supply in the on state,
V01 the indication that electrovalve V0 is turned on to supply ink to the head,
V11 the indication that electrovalve V1 is turned on to suck ink from the head,
PREASSURE the indication that the ink pressure pump is turned on,
V2 ( A ) the indication is not used,
V2V the indication is not used,
ALARM the indication that an alarm is generated (the duplication of the ERROR
lamp on the main pad of the external panel),
V3 the indication that electrovalve V3 is turned on to refill ink from bottle,
V4 the indication that electrovalve V4 is turned on to refill solvent from bottle,
V5 the indication that electrovalve V5 is turned on - underpressure is
generated in the solvent pump to ensure that solvent is taken from solvent
bottle,
V6 the indication that electrovalve V6 is turned on – ink is supplied to the
solvent pump under pressure to rinse the head with solvent,,
V7 the indication is not used,
V91/VAC. the indication that the vacuum pump is turned on,
V92 the indication is not used,
V02 the indication is not used,
V12 the indication is not used,
V81 the indication is not used,
V82 the indication is not used.
4.2. Operating the Printer with the Control MENU
After the printer has been switched on, the control menu is displayed in the operating
window of the graphic terminal. The MENU has a multilevel tree structure. Commands are
executed directly at the lowest level. The moving from one menu branch to the other involves
no action. Only the execution of a command implies an action in the unit, for example printing,
moving to the word processor, modifying parameter settings, etc.
Fig. 4.2.1. View of the primary (main) MENU branch, also called MAIN MENU
The first character (a digit or letter) in each MENU option is a hot key . When this key is
pressed, the cursor bar is immediately positioned on the selected option.
The following keys help you to move along the tree:
£
To move the cursor one menu item upwards.
¤
To move the cursor one menu item downwards.
Y ¢
or
Y £
- to move the cursor to the first item.