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4.2 Cache problem
Description
The carriage pause too long at the two ends of the lead rail during the printing process.
Troubleshooting
Excessive image size or excessive file gross result in long data processing, and thus
relate to printing data transmitting slowdown.
Normally when processing some large image or a great number of images, adopt the mode
of print after RIP.
A virus might have affected the computer.
Execute anti-virus operation periodically.
4.3 Printing error
Description
With a message reads “Device is busy, please check the media location plate, raster reader
and motor driver, try
again.”
Troubleshooting
Anti-crashing attachment enabled
Media positioning attachment enabled
Encoder malfunction due to accidental crash with obstacle.
Data transmitting error due to abrasion of the optical fiber.
5. Automatic head height adjustment malfunctions
If the carriage can only be operated going up but not going down.
Check if there are too many dirt makes the electromagnet clog and not able to
effect action.
If the head height finder is broken.
Summary of Contents for HT2500UV
Page 1: ...1 HT2500UV Handtop Large Format UV Printer Operation Manual Original Instructions...
Page 17: ...17 5 6 Labels and logo on printer 1 11 2...
Page 18: ...18 3 4 7 5 10 6 9 8...
Page 19: ...19...
Page 20: ...20 1 2 3 4...
Page 26: ...26 Select OS version x64 for 64 bit windows Select the communication port...
Page 27: ...27 Select the printer model Select DPI...
Page 28: ...28 Select rows...
Page 30: ...30 Select additional task Confirm and install Wait for installation...
Page 31: ...31 Install the initiations Click finish to continue...
Page 32: ...32 Install the driver for PCIE card Accept...
Page 33: ...33 Continue Finish Normally we do not have to reboot computer after installation...
Page 36: ...36 Finish the connecting between sub tank to heads and fix the printhead...
Page 45: ...45 Reset the value of the zero position in the layout option...
Page 64: ...64 2 Certifications...
Page 66: ...66 4 Rating plate...
Page 68: ...68 ii CMYKLcLmWW...
Page 69: ...69 iii CMYKVW iv CMYkWW...
Page 70: ...70 v CMYKVVWW vi CMYKLcLm...
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