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Page 1: ...You can also download the latest manual from official website MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO LTD https mimaki com D203593 15 Original instructions...

Page 2: ...pace 27 Adjuster Feet 28 When Relocating the Machine 28 Warning Label 29 Chapter 1 Before Use 1 1 Part Names and Functions 34 Carriage 36 Capping station 36 Ink Status Lamp 36 Signal tower light 37 Li...

Page 3: ...set to Ethernet 76 With output port set to File 80 2 9 Printing 83 Repositioning the UV LED Unit 83 Starting Printing 84 Stopping Printing 86 Moving the Y Bar 86 Printing Using Nozzle Recovery 87 Cha...

Page 4: ...5 NCU Ink Pad Replacement 125 Bottle Ink Wipe Filter Replacement 126 Waste Ink Tank Replacement 127 Refilling Cooling Water Mixed With Antifreeze 128 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 5 1 Troubleshooting 132...

Page 5: ...WITH DEVICES OTHER THAN THOSE RECOMMENDED BY MIMAKI ENGINEERING MAY RESULT IN FIRE OR ACCIDENTS SUCH INCIDENTS ARE NOT COVERED BY THE PRODUCT WARRANTY MIMAKI ENGINEERING REJECTS ALL LIABILITY FOR DAMA...

Page 6: ...rference disappears when the power is turned off this machine is likely to be the cause of the interference Try any of the following solutions or combinations of these solutions Change the orientation...

Page 7: ...isregarded Notice Indicates a potential hazard that may result in property damage if handled improperly or if instructions are disregarded Warning sign Indicates something that requires attention Warn...

Page 8: ...y other liquid used in the product comes into contact with your eyes rinse immediately with plenty of clean water Rinse for at least 15 minutes If you wear contact lenses and they can be easily remove...

Page 9: ...ge the cable resulting in electric shock or fire Do not use if the power cable appears to be damaged or the core wire has an exposed or broken core Otherwise there is a risk of failure electric shock...

Page 10: ...table surface and affect print quality l Caution regarding moving parts Keep parts of the body such as the face and hands away from moving parts Also keep clothing e g loose clothing and accessories t...

Page 11: ...unit becomes extremely hot Be careful not to touch the LED after it has been turned off until it has sufficiently cooled Do not expose the skin or eyes directly or indirectly to light from the UV LED...

Page 12: ...isposing of the product Please contact your local retailer or service agent When disposing of the product yourself contact an industrial waste disposal operator or dispose of the product in accordance...

Page 13: ...rporate a key or interlock 2 Safe fences must conform to the EN ISO 13857 standards Take appropriate steps to keep all those other than personnel who have undergone our risk assessment training and pe...

Page 14: ...potential accidents l Keep your face hands and all other body parts at a safe distance from the carriage area Do not bring your face hands or any other part of your body close to or into the gap betwe...

Page 15: ...e hands or any other body parts close to or into the cable carrier section below the Y bar and table Avoid placing objects close to or into the cable carrier section below the Y bar and table l Keep y...

Page 16: ...irectly at the UV LED The carriage is roughly at eye level when you are seated Take special care if you work while seated l Maintain a safe distance while the carriage is operating Do not forcibly mov...

Page 17: ...er for the machine number Reference It is possible to check the machine number on the label This label is attached to the electrical box cover located under the machine table Model name JFX600 2513 or...

Page 18: ...and the sockets must be performed by a licensed electrician Use the following types of cables circuit breakers and plugs 1 Cable VCT 5 5 mm 2 3 core 600 V or UL AWG10 3C 600 V or equivalent Outer she...

Page 19: ...ble retainer Core wire cover Cable retainer Cable A A cross section 3 Remove the core wire cover by turning it counterclockwise while pressing down on the black protrusion with a flathead screwdriver...

Page 20: ...between the switchboard and terminal block must be performed by a licensed electrician Be sure to only use the following types of cables and circuit breakers 1 Cable VCT 5 5 mm 2 3 core 600 V or UL AW...

Page 21: ...ess Terminal Mfg NBT5 5 S4 Fuji Terminal Industry NBT5 5 SS4 Fuji Terminal Industry Ground wire end preparation 1 Preparation method Ring terminal with added insulation 2 Crimp terminal stud diameter...

Page 22: ...Arrow A View from arrow A Cable strap 6 Stainless steel saddle 3 4 After laying cables use the included stainless steel saddle and cable straps to neatly organize the cables Insert the cable straps TM...

Page 23: ...f ignition such as sparks caused by static electricity or material impacts Be sure to dispose of any unneeded anti freezing liquid in the following manner 1 Soak it up with materials such as sawdust o...

Page 24: ...still be used Do not store ink maintenance liquid or other liquids used with the machine in locations exposed to direct sunlight Do not store ink maintenance liquid or other liquids used with the mach...

Page 25: ...concerning the machine The ink expiration date is indicated on the Ink bottle Expired ink may cause ejection failures or alter the color tone Printing is possible even if the ink has passed its expir...

Page 26: ...machine is in use Do not install this machine in locations where dust or powder is present Failure or printing defects may result e g nozzle clogging deflection if dust gets inside this machine Do no...

Page 27: ...Not exceeding 1 200 kg 1 The values shown in parentheses indicate the size of the machine when the touch panel is included 1 000 mm or more 1 000 mm or more 1 000 mm or more 5 400 mm or more 1 000 mm...

Page 28: ...foot is loose the machine may move during printing resulting in injuries Do not remove the floor plate made of resin color gray The floor plate helps distribute the weight of the machine When Relocati...

Page 29: ...Make sure you fully understand the details indicated on the various warning labels If any of the warning labels becomes dirty and illegible or peel off contact your local dealer or our service office...

Page 30: ...Warning Label 30 No Order code Label 1 M909381 2 M903330 3 M906115 4 M902663 5 M905980 6 M917293 JFX600 M917294 JFX550 7 M909385 8 M903281 9 M907935...

Page 31: ...Warning Label 31 No Order code Label 10 M903764 11 M917898 12 M917420...

Page 32: ...Warning Label 32...

Page 33: ...36 Signal tower light 37 Light curtain 38 System Configuration 39 Connecting to a Local Network 40 Preparing the RIP PC 42 Setting up an Ethernet connection 42 Installing the Mimaki Driver 45 Install...

Page 34: ...carriage and Y bar will begin moving soon Signal tower light P 37 6 Emergency stop switch Press to stop the machine in emergencies Two emergency stop switches are positioned at the left and right ends...

Page 35: ...ink IC chip provided with the Ink bottle is inserted here This manages information on the Ink bottle Replacing Ink P 50 15 Ink wipe filter Filter for soaking up ink droplets from special caps Bottle I...

Page 36: ...sult in eye pain or damage to eyesight Capping station The capping station includes caps for keeping the print head nozzle surface from drying out a wiper required for print head maintenance and an NC...

Page 37: ...tower light To confirm machine status check the color of the illuminated lights A buzzer also sounds to signal that the carriage and Y bar will begin moving soon Volume slider Color Status Summary Re...

Page 38: ...lt the machine Detection area Area not detected 86 5 mm above the table surface Objects 86 5 mm from the table surface cannot be detected Parts of the body or other objects in this area cannot be dete...

Page 39: ...printed using the MPC Mimaki Printer Controller application installed on the machine control PC Settings MPC P 95 4 2 5QHVYCTG 4 2 5QHVYCTG 2 2 Send a job RIP data Printing with the touch panel Local...

Page 40: ...ion Local network Internet Switching hub The machine control PC l LAN connection precautions Set up the control PC and the RIP PC to transfer print data on the same network Connections via a router or...

Page 41: ...is being sent and received Green No network traffic Do not unplug the cable while data is being transferred l Check the touch panel Check Network setting on the touch panel Be sure to confirm whether...

Page 42: ...n the RIP PC open the Windows start menu and click Settings 2 Select Network Internet 3 Under the Change your network settings section select Sharing options 4 Select Private Guest or Public or Domain...

Page 43: ...re Use 43 5 Select Turn on network discovery and click Save changes 6 Restart the RIP PC Setting up an Ethernet connection 1 On the RIP PC open the Windows start menu and click Settings 2 Select Netwo...

Page 44: ...ick Ethernet and then select Properties If there are multiple Ethernet icons select the properties for the port you wish to use The names may vary depending on the PC 5 On the Networking tab select th...

Page 45: ...nd control PC via a LAN cable Connecting to a Local Network P 40 9 Open Explorer on the RIP PC and enter machine serial number in the address bar The machine serial number can be checked on the touch...

Page 46: ...will not start Obtaining Color Profiles Print quality e g tone bleeding will vary depending on the media and ink set To maintain consistent print quality select a color profile that suits the media a...

Page 47: ...refer to the RasterLink installation guide https mimaki com download software html Download the latest color profiles from the Mimaki website The profiles downloaded can be installed using Profile Man...

Page 48: ...t filled Output port Ethernet is recommended With output port set to Ethernet P 76 Available Printers Select JFX550 2513 JFX600 2513 connected Printer name Enter a name as required 3 Click OK A confir...

Page 49: ...ther liquids used with this machine Pay close attention to ventilation and be sure to wear safety glasses gloves and a mask when handling ink maintenance liquid waste ink or other solutions used with...

Page 50: ...the ink bottles Doing so may result in leaking ink 2 Lift the ink bottles vertically Light blocking cover Check to confirm that the light blocking cover is closed when removing ink bottles Close the l...

Page 51: ...r towel Check to confirm that there is no foreign matter such as paper towel scraps or dust adhering to the bottle cap Continuing to use it when it is dirty may result in foreign matter blocking the i...

Page 52: ...used ink bottles tilt the bottle vertically and shake it gently 2 Remove the ink bottle lid If there is a seal covering the mouth of the ink bottle 1 Use a tool such as a cutting knife to cleanly cut...

Page 53: ...to tighten the bottle cap in place Tightening jig Position the upper arrow within this range 1 2 Good example Bad example Position the upper arrow within this range Bad example Good example SPA 0328 S...

Page 54: ...W W Y K Lm Lc 1 Mount ink bottles in the tank Rotate the lever on the tank section from the left to the right end then mount the ink bottle Lever Applying the maintenance liquid onto the O ring of the...

Page 55: ...on Marking location Ink color Marking Cyan One blue circle Magenta One red circle Yellow One yellow circle Black One black circle Light cyan Two blue circles Light magenta Two red circles White One wh...

Page 56: ...Chapter 1 Before Use 56...

Page 57: ...Manually 67 Setting the Head Gap 69 Checking the Head Gap Value 69 Test Printing 70 Checking Print Head Discharge 70 Checking White Ink Discharge 71 Ejection Failures 72 Head Cleaning 73 Correcting th...

Page 58: ...ame local network Connecting to a Local Network P 40 required first time only If the system is not connected to a local network you can use a removable disk to store jobs RIP data in MPC With output p...

Page 59: ...to clear malfunctioning nozzles Head Cleaning P 73 8 Adjust the drop position for bi directional printing Correcting the Drop Position P 75 0 5 5 In this case the drop position correction value is 4...

Page 60: ...t temperature and humidity at the storage location Allow to sit for at least 30 minutes in the same room conditions as this machine before loading Do not use curled media Suction cannot be used on boa...

Page 61: ...media for printing against the suction on the table where no media is loaded Load media to avoid concentrating weight up to 50 kg per m 2 in one location 2 Open the suction valves needed for the size...

Page 62: ...t side 5 mm 200 mm 200 mm 200 mm 10 mm Positioning pin included You can use a commercially available M3 screw in place of the positioning pin provided l Using the origin stickers The origin stickers c...

Page 63: ...appears You can also visualize this as follows 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap SETTING 2 2 Tap Media JOG operation 2 Tap Start The carriage moves to the specified media origin and the JOG operation...

Page 64: ...icates the measured value 5 Tap End 6 Tap X in the upper right to close the dialog box Entering a Value to Set the Origin 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap SETTING 2 2 Tap Media Media origin A dialog...

Page 65: ...Chapter 2 Printing 65 Use the Numeric keypad to enter your specified value 1 Tap A dialog box appears Enter 2 Enter the preferred value then tap Enter 4 Tap SET 2...

Page 66: ...d Load the media P 60 1 From QUICK MENU on the touch panel tap Measure media thickness A dialog box appears You can also visualize this as follows 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap SETTING 2 2 Tap Me...

Page 67: ...5 Tap End 6 Tap X in the upper right to close the dialog box Entering Values Manually 1 Check or measure the media thickness 2 From MENU on the touch panel tap SETTING 2 3 Tap Media Media thickness He...

Page 68: ...Chapter 2 Printing 68 Use the Numeric keypad to enter your specified value 1 Tap A dialog box appears Enter 2 Enter the preferred value then tap Enter 5 Tap SET...

Page 69: ...hen printing on media with an uneven surface cover the suction areas on the table Be careful to avoid touching the carriage or Y bar OK Not Acceptable UV LED Print head Table Media Jig Jig UV LED Prin...

Page 70: ...ap Setting the Head Gap P 69 Load media at least 500 mm wide You cannot print the entire pattern if media less than 500 mm wide is used The ink used in the machine is warmed before printing Printing i...

Page 71: ...rection specified when set to ON Origin shift direction Set the print direction Feed vertical direction Scan horizontal direction Origin shift margin Y margin Sets the scan horizontal direction margin...

Page 72: ...ion Nozzle clogging Ejection Failures Typical examples of ejection failures e g nozzle clogging deflection are as shown below In order to prevent printing in such a state check whether the ink has bee...

Page 73: ...ace with new ink Ink Replacement Method P 49 1 From QUICK MENU on the touch panel tap Cleaning A dialog box appears Cleaning Type Print head to clean You can also visualize this as follows 1 From MENU...

Page 74: ...the following if head cleaning fails to resolve ejection failures such as nozzle clogging or deflection Wiper Cleaning P 114 Cap Rubber Cleaning P 116 Ink fillup Print head P 133 Cleaning the Print H...

Page 75: ...ink used in the machine is warmed before printing Printing and cleaning are disabled while ink heating control is enabled 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap SETTING 2 2 Tap Bi directional adjustment p...

Page 76: ...l Network P 40 RIP PC LAN connection The machine control PC SharedJob HotFolder The shared folder for the machine control PC includes the following two types These should be used as necessary as the o...

Page 77: ...lly Example HotFolder Please change to the serial number of the printer From MENU on the touch panel tap SYSTEM System information to display the serial number on the browser screen at right 3 Select...

Page 78: ...ml 6 Prepare a job RIP data from image data Click Execute from the function icons on the right hand side of the screen Select RIP and Print then click Start When the output destination folder is Share...

Page 79: ...is added to the queue Please turn on continuous print mode to start printing If another job is currently being printed The job is added to the queue Printing starts automatically when the other job pr...

Page 80: ...time for importing to MPC 1 Create a job on the RIP PC in advance 2 Copy the job created on the RIP PC to the shared folder SharedJob or HotFolder to be used Enter in the Explorer address bar to open...

Page 81: ...the following settings by clicking the function icons shown on the right hand side of the screen General Print Specifies settings like enlargement reduction and number of copies Print Condition Select...

Page 82: ...drive into the machine control PC 3 From MENU on the touch panel tap JOB IMPORT A dialog box appears 1 Select the removable disk on which you will save the job 2 Specify where to save the job To add...

Page 83: ...foreign matter out of the grooves on either side of the carriage where the UV LED unit slides Screws or pieces of metal that fall into the grooves may result in fire or smoldering UV LED unit position...

Page 84: ...con red After the job is saved to the queue turn on continuous printing 2 Tap JOB LIST and select the job to print A dialog box appears Print speeds may differ for the same image data depending on the...

Page 85: ...g Print Conditions 1 2 3 4 No Name Overview 1 Job Information Check the job information as needed 2 Detailed Job Information Check the job details as needed 3 Machine setting Check the machine setting...

Page 86: ...le printing is in progress tap Pause Printing pauses Some functions are not available while printing is paused 2 Tap Resume Printing resumes Stopping Printing 1 Tap Stop to cancel printing After cance...

Page 87: ...Enter the view position Tap to enter the value Use the Numeric keypad to enter your specified value 1 Tap A dialog box appears Enter 2 Enter the preferred value then tap Enter 4 Tap SET Printing Using...

Page 88: ...NANCE The Maintenance menu is displayed 2 Tap Nozzle Recovery Nozzle check A dialog box appears Nozzle check is selected for Test type 3 Set Nozzle judge condition to the number of clogged nozzles use...

Page 89: ...nozzles than the number set for Nozzle judge condition nozzle recovery cleaning nozzle checking is performed for the specified number of cycles The print sequence is automatically resumed once the num...

Page 90: ...pages for each job can be checked using Layer on the MPC print conditions screen Setting Nozzle Recovery l Enabling nozzle recovery This prints using the normal nozzles to recover the clogged nozzles...

Page 91: ...Check the nozzle recovery setting Off Disabled or Enabled on the JOB STATUS check screen after starting printing Disabled is displayed when the Nozzle recovery setting is On and some of the clogged no...

Page 92: ...Chapter 2 Printing 92 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap MAINTENANCE The Maintenance menu is displayed 2 Tap Nozzle recovery Nozzle recovery confirmation message 3 Tap Display setting to enable it...

Page 93: ...eed from High to Normal 2 When nozzles exist that cannot be recovered using nozzle recovery Case 1 Displayed in cases where nozzle recovery is effective by reducing the MAPS speed even when the nozzle...

Page 94: ...Chapter 2 Printing 94...

Page 95: ...various functions of the MPC Mimaki Printer Controller Mimaki Printer Controller 96 Screen Structure 96 Print Menu 100 Maintenance menu 101 Nozzle Check Before Print 103 Setting 1 Menu 104 Setting 2...

Page 96: ...nk bottle status information INK STATUS P 97 Displays the Ink bottle slot number and ink color 3 SYSTEM ALARM system information area Of various possible errors this area shows the most important erro...

Page 97: ...Test print Prints a test pattern to confirm that the ink prints correctly Test Printing P 70 Cleaning Clean the heads in case of ejection failures e g nozzle clogging deflection Head Cleaning P 73 6...

Page 98: ...ary 1 Level Level 0 Printing is possible Printing will continue even if these errors occur during printing Examples Ink near end ink expired 1 month past Level 1 Printing and cleaning are not possible...

Page 99: ...the error Problems Indicated by Messages P 139 3 Tap CLEAR ALARM This clears the error If this does not clear the error alarm your response may be incorrect or inadequate Check the alarm details once...

Page 100: ...ting Print Conditions P 85 Show the jobs stored on the control PC Show queued jobs Numbers in the upper right of the icon indicate the number of queued jobs Show printed jobs Tap on a job to print it...

Page 101: ...value Mode Set type of cleaning Nozzle recovery Allows other nozzles to be used for printing if maintenance actions like nozzle washing fail to resolve ejection failures e g nozzle clogging deflection...

Page 102: ...replacing the waste ink tank Waste Ink Tank Replacement P 127 Refill cooling water Once the specified value is reached 0705 WATER LACK will appear in SYSTEM ALARM on the touch panel and a buzzer will...

Page 103: ...e print On The nozzles are not checked Off Perform nozzle recovery Nozzle check nozzle clogging detection Continue Printing If less than the set value Judgment condition setting value for nozzle clogg...

Page 104: ...discharge ink more often Ionizer Sets the ionizer optional For more information refer to the operating manual for the ionizer UV conditions Set the conditions for UV LED lamp emission Auto When this...

Page 105: ...ferred preset from 1 to 3 as described above or set to Auto This should normally be set to Auto Internal pattern Set the print position for printed patterns used in test printing or for correcting the...

Page 106: ...ct then print Example 600Std pattern 600Hi pattern View position Set move the Y bar view evacuation position View position Set the Y bar evacuation position View position Moves the view all the way to...

Page 107: ...ory Menu Shows the machine s maintenance history and other information Item Overview Maintenance Shows maintenance history Alarm Shows the system alarm history Print Shows the print history Controller...

Page 108: ...guide and an error code list Operation manual Shows the MPC user s guide Alarm list Shows a list of error codes Service maintenance mode This mode is exclusively for use by Mimaki representatives Pow...

Page 109: ...in power for the machine The main power supply is located on the left side of the machine Switch 3 is for JFX600 only SW3 SW2 SW1 INLET3 INLET2 INLET1 Turning On the Power 1 Set the machine s main pow...

Page 110: ...Chapter 3 Settings MPC 110...

Page 111: ...enance 114 Ink Maintenance 114 Wiper Cleaning 114 Cap Rubber Cleaning 116 Station Area Cleaning 116 NCU Cleaning 117 Carriage Underside Cleaning 118 Waste Ink Draining Channel Cleaning 120 Table Clean...

Page 112: ...ter it has been turned off until it has sufficiently cooled For heavy soiling wipe using a soft cloth soaked in diluted neutral detergent and thoroughly wrung out Pay close attention to ventilation an...

Page 113: ...week Clean the waste ink draining channel Waste Ink Draining Channel Cleaning P 120 Clean the area around the station Station Area Cleaning P 116 Clean the table Table Cleaning P 121 Clean the cover a...

Page 114: ...violently there is a risk of ink leakage or nozzle clogging due to air getting inside the ink For partially used ink bottles tilt the bottle vertically and shake it gently Wiper Cleaning The wiper wip...

Page 115: ...g using a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid Wipe off the maintenance liquid Make sure none remains Wiper Bracket Replace dirty or warped wipers with new ones Wiper Replacement P 123 5 C...

Page 116: ...zzle clogging or deflection 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap MAINTENANCE The Maintenance menu is displayed 2 Tap Daily maintenance Daily station maintenance The carriage moves over the table 3 Clean...

Page 117: ...a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid Wipe off the maintenance liquid Make sure none remains Scrape off any dried ink with a spatula or similar tool Shutter Flushing unit Flushing filter...

Page 118: ...ete Carriage Underside Cleaning The underside of the carriage becomes coated with ink wiped off by the wiper Continuing to use the dirty carriage underside will rub dried ink and attached dust on to t...

Page 119: ...ntenance liquid Wipe off the maintenance liquid Make sure none remains Do not use excessive force when rubbing the UV LED lamp with a cleaning stick The UV LED lamp may be damaged 5 Clean around the p...

Page 120: ...ining channel regularly to prevent clogging of the ink discharge channel below the cap 1 From MENU on the touch panel tap MAINTENANCE The Maintenance menu is displayed 2 Tap Weekly maintenance Clean i...

Page 121: ...er towel Dust and debris will accumulate on parts such as the table grooves and screw holes Use a soft bristle brush to remove dust and debris For heavy soiling wipe using a soft cloth soaked in dilut...

Page 122: ...Guide Wipe off dust from the left and right ends of the LM guide surface with a soft dry cloth The LM guide is lubricated Never wipe with solvents such as ethanol Wipe off any excess or dripping lubr...

Page 123: ...tions Avoid storing this product in locations accessible to children Wiper Replacement The machine maintains a count of the number of wiping cycles Once the specified value is reached 0605 REPLACE WIP...

Page 124: ...power before performing maintenance tasks 1 Remove the carriage filter covers Remove the screws then remove the filter covers Filters are positioned on the left right and back of the carriage 2 Insta...

Page 125: ...r the table 3 Remove the flushing filter Flushing filter 4 Clean around the flushing filter Station Area Cleaning P 116 5 Install a new flushing filter 6 Tap Complete Finish once replacement is comple...

Page 126: ...ceiving pan 6 Install a new NCU ink pad 7 Install the NCU ink receiving pan Insert until it clicks into place and confirm that the tabs are engaged 8 Tap Complete Finish once replacement is complete T...

Page 127: ...liters Continuing to use the product without disposing of the waste ink may result in waste ink overflowing from the waste ink tank Visually check ink levels in the waste ink tank about once a week Pa...

Page 128: ...Close the waste ink tank guard 8 Tap Complete Finish once replacement is complete The waste ink level will be reset Refilling Cooling Water Mixed With Antifreeze The UV LED unit will become hot with u...

Page 129: ...ts 1 Combine 1 part antifreeze to 2 parts water in the container provided Antifreeze mixture precautions 1 Be sure to use water that satisfies the following conditions Calcium content Not exceeding 10...

Page 130: ...y and air purging For water supply For air purging 6 Inject the mixture of water and antifreeze The buzzer will stop after you inject about 400 ml of the mixture into each tank 7 After the buzzer stop...

Page 131: ...roubleshooting 132 The power does not turn on 132 Printing is not possible 132 The media jams or the media is dirty 132 Image defects occur 132 A pressure error occurred 135 The ink has leaked 137 The...

Page 132: ...ol PC Insert the LAN cable connector into the LAN port until it clicks into place System Configuration P 39 Does an Ink end message appear in SYSTEM ALARM on the touch panel Replace with new ink Ink R...

Page 133: ...adily affected by static electricity Increase flushing intervals during printing Maintenance menu P 101 Setting 1 Menu P 104 or make regular test prints to check for nozzle clogging Otherwise use an o...

Page 134: ...eaning or maintenance fails to resolve ejection failures e g nozzle clogging deflection Allow only personnel trained by Mimaki engineers to clean the head nozzle surface Allowing those without adequat...

Page 135: ...aintenance cover Lever Make sure the maintenance cover is returned to the correct position 6 Tap Complete Finish 7 Execute cleaning in normal mode Head Cleaning P 73 8 Make a test print and check the...

Page 136: ...crew and proceed to the next step 1 Turn the negative pressure adjustment screw to adjust pressure 2 Turn the positive pressure adjustment screw to adjust pressure 3 Turn the negative pressure adjustm...

Page 137: ...sure adjustment screw to adjust pressure 3 Turn the negative pressure adjustment screw once again to adjust pressure Signal tower light lit in green Correct value Signal tower light lit in red Out of...

Page 138: ...ep 1 Touch panel operation is not possible Points to check Corrective action Are any objects such as tape or labels affixed to the touch panel screen or the black outer frame Touch panel operation may...

Page 139: ...4 PRAM ADDR 0127 POWER OFF 0128 HDC FIFO 0129 BATTERY EXCHANGE The machine has detected that the internal clock battery is nearly exhausted Contact your local dealer or our service office 012A HDC SPE...

Page 140: ...em was detected with the main PCB power supply circuit 019D HDC VOLT ERROR A problem was detected with the PCB 019E HDC FUSE ERROR Blown PCB fuse 019F LED CONNCT ERR The UV LED PCB could not be detect...

Page 141: ...media jam sensor was triggered 1 Remove the media in contact with the carriage and reload with fresh media 2 Clear the alarm on the touch panel Clearing Alarms P 99 0506 STATION SENS The station sens...

Page 142: ...of this problem 2 Turn the emergency stop switch to unlock 3 Clear the alarm on the touch panel Clearing Alarms P 99 Clearing the alarm will start the initial operations 054A PDC POSINT 1234 No PDC p...

Page 143: ...cal dealer or our service office 0617 WRONG SUBTANK SENSOR A sub tank fluid level sensor error was detected Turn off the control PC then turn off the main power Wait briefly before turning the control...

Page 144: ...2 Clear the alarm on the touch panel Clearing Alarms P 99 0637 INK LEAK Ink is leaking from the ink supply unit Contact your local dealer or our service office 063D SUPPLY INK NEAR END Ink cannot be s...

Page 145: ...ff the main power Wait briefly before turning the control PC and the main power back on 0707 HD HEATER BREAK The head heater is disconnected Turn off the control PC then turn off the main power Wait b...

Page 146: ...829 FW ERASE TIMEOV 083A PARAMETER ERROR A parameter error was detected 083B MESSAGE ERROR A message between tasks contained an invalid value 0916 ROM MISMATCH The wrong firmware may have been updated...

Page 147: ...LOW A problem was detected with the head control B001 Shake the white ink bottle This is displayed when filled with white ink Each week Shake the white ink bottle Ink Maintenance P 114 B002 Replace th...

Page 148: ...ing 148 Error numbe r Message Cause Corrective action C803 Version ERROR Problem detected with version of units in the system The version of units in the system is incorrect Contact your local dealer...

Page 149: ...g data All should normally be selected Logs and Parameters Allows either Operation Logs or Setting Parameters to be selected 2 Select a destination for saving data to USB Saves to an external hard dri...

Page 150: ...et Data Data is saved in Zip format to the external hard drive Example 20211001 0903_JFX600 2513_A1234567_P zip The log data has been encrypted and can be sent as is l Uploading the Logs to Cloud Stor...

Page 151: ...ettings dialog box 1 Select the following check box Allow data collection to the cloud 2 Select Region then tap OK Global Regions other than China China China l ConsentFormDialog dialog box 1 Check th...

Page 152: ...Chapter 5 Troubleshooting 152...

Page 153: ...Chapter 6 Appendix This chapter This chapter explains the specifications of this machine Specifications 154 LICENSE Library 156...

Page 154: ...thickness detected automatically Origin alignment LED pointer Ink supply Ink bottle Maintenance liquid feed N A Waste ink tank Bottle type 2 600 ml Media retention Held in place by a vacuum unit NCU...

Page 155: ...ing 2 400 mm not exceeding 2 850 mm Height Not exceeding 1 700 mm not exceeding 2 000 mm Weight 4 Not exceeding 1 200 kg not exceeding 2 200 kg 1 Excluding options 2 Varies depending on print mode 3 U...

Page 156: ...ollowing disclaimer in the documentation and or other materials provided with the distribution 3 Neither the name of Texas Instruments Incorporated nor the names of its contributors may be used to end...

Page 157: ...ap 113 116 Capping station 34 36 Carriage 34 36 113 118 Cleaning 73 97 101 Cleaning Standby 101 Cleaning before print 101 Cleaning the ink discharge path 102 120 Vacuum 97 Clear alarm 99 108 Color pro...

Page 158: ...ead maintenance 102 118 134 History 96 107 I Ink 96 Waste ink draining channel 113 120 INK END 49 Ink expired 108 Ink fillup Print head 101 133 134 Ink IC chip 55 Ink IC chip slot 35 Ink maintenance 1...

Page 159: ...rk 40 76 Logical seek 104 M Machine information 108 Machine motion 104 Machine setting 85 Main power supply 108 Main power switch 35 Main power switch 109 Maintenance 96 101 MAPS 86 104 Measure 66 Mea...

Page 160: ...print 85 P Pass 85 Pause 86 100 Power 108 Print 104 Print conditions settings 100 Print direction 85 Print head 69 Print menu 96 100 Print origin 85 86 Print origin X 85 Print origin Y 85 PRINTER STAT...

Page 161: ...96 104 Setting 2 64 67 69 75 87 96 106 Shutdown system 109 Signal tower light 34 37 Socket 9 Station 113 Stop 86 100 Sub tank maintenance 102 Suction valves 61 Switchboard 9 Symbols 7 SYSTEM ALARM 96...

Page 162: ...ew position 87 97 106 W Warning Label 29 Waste ink tank 34 113 127 Weekly maintenance 102 117 120 Weekly station maintenance 102 117 White ink 71 Wiper 113 114 123 Wiper bracket 113 Wiper cleaner 113...

Page 163: ...JFX600 2513 Operation manual September 2022 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO LTD 2182 3 Shigeno otsu Tomi shi Nagano 389 0512 JAPAN D203593 15 05092022...

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