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CHAPTER 5 Maintenance

Maintenance of the device ................................................................................................. 5.2

Invoking a maintenance function .............................................................................................. 5.2

Setup functions ......................................................................................................................... 5.3

Cleaning the station interior [STATION]-[CARRIAGEout] .............................................. 5.4

When the message [REPLACE WIPER] is displayed [STATION]-[WIPER EXCHANGE] ......... 5.5

Ink discharge way cleaning [STATION]-[Disway WASH] ................................................ 5.7

When not in use the plotter over the long term [STATION]-[CUSTODYwash] .............. 5.9

When media thickness is changed [PRINT ADJUST] ................................................... 5.12

Regular wiping function [INT.WIPING] ........................................................................... 5.14

Routine cleaning [ROUTINE CLN] .................................................................................. 5.16

Sleep cleaning [SLEEP clean] ........................................................................................ 5.17

If nozzles are clogged even after the cleaning function is executed .......................... 5.18

[FILL UP INK] .......................................................................................................................... 5.18

[HEAD WASH] ........................................................................................................................ 5.19

Reduce printing time of narrow image [SCAN WIDTH] ................................................. 5.21

Switching the ink from SS to SS2 [SS2< >SSCHG] ...................................................... 5.22

Drawing setup conditions [LIST] .................................................................................... 5.23

Plotting HEX CODE [DATA DUMP] ................................................................................. 5.24

Wiper Life warning [WIPE LEVEL] ................................................................................. 5.25

When use the 440cc ink cartridges [USE 440cc] .......................................................... 5.26

Setting time [TIME SET] .................................................................................................. 5.27

Displaying device information [INFORMATION] ............................................................ 5.28

Replace the cutter blade ................................................................................................. 5.29

Ink exchanging procedure ............................................................................................... 5.30

Using the small amount of remaining ink in the 440cc ink cartridge .......................... 5.34

Using further remaining ink in the ink cartridge ....................................................................... 5.35

CHAPTER 6 When abnormal conditions are encountered

Before taking a phenomenon as a sign of failure ............................................................ 6.2

The device cannot be energized ............................................................................................... 6.2

The device cannot perform printing .......................................................................................... 6.2

Paper jamming arises/media is soiled ...................................................................................... 6.3

The [HEAT] or [CONSTANT] indicator does not go on ............................................................. 6.3

If image quality declines ................................................................................................... 6.4

While lines/thin spots are obvious or dark stripes occur (In the direction of travel of the head) .......... 6.4

Characters fluctuate doubly or triply into paper feed ................................................................ 6.4

Displacement is observed between outward and inward printing ............................................. 6.4

The respective color ink injected by the respective color heads do not properly overlap ......... 6.4

Large ink drop on media ........................................................................................................... 6.4

Ink cartridge trouble .......................................................................................................... 6.5

Summary of Contents for JV3-130SPII

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Page 4: ...ted from power circuits connectedtothetelevisionsetorradio FCC Statement USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the...

Page 5: ...ce 1 3 Configuration and function 1 4 The Front 1 4 The REAR 1 5 Operation Panel 1 6 Heater panel 1 7 Carriage 1 8 Heater 1 8 Capping station 1 9 Pinch roller and Feed roller 1 9 Media sensor 1 10 Cut...

Page 6: ...ing information 2 28 Cut off the media by hand MEDIA CUT 2 29 When NEAR END or INK END appears 2 30 Turning the power off 2 31 CHAPTER 3 Daily cleaning Routine Maintenance 3 2 Notes on cleaning 3 2 Cl...

Page 7: ...warning WIPE LEVEL 5 25 When use the 440cc ink cartridges USE 440cc 5 26 Setting time TIME SET 5 27 Displaying device information INFORMATION 5 28 Replace the cutter blade 5 29 Ink exchanging procedur...

Page 8: ...vi Troubles for which error messages are given on the LCD 6 6 Errors accompanied by warnings 6 6 Error messages 6 9 APPENDIX Basic specifications A 2 Specification for ink A 4 Function Flowchart A 5...

Page 9: ...the keys used to operate the device are explained together with the operation procedure page 1 6 Operate the device while confirming the display on the LCD Display on the LCD The content of display i...

Page 10: ...ee symbols The symbol indicates helpful information that will facilitate the use of the device The symbol indicates the reference page for related contents Example of pictorial signs The symbol indica...

Page 11: ...describes the recovery procedure for ink clogging and the cleaning procedure for each section Chapter 4 Setting Function This chapter describes the setting function Chapter 5 Maintenance Functions Thi...

Page 12: ...r with independent temperature setting and intelligent functions standby mode and automatic off The device detects the ambient temperature to perform temperature control allowing heat ing temperature...

Page 13: ...on It is possible to have the printing length displayed on the LCD panel and the plotting condi tions to be plotted for confirmation during operation of the device High speed interface The IEEE 1394 i...

Page 14: ...ly to property Example of pictorial signs The symbol indicates the case where some phenomenon that requires a CAUTION sign including DANGER and WARNING signs exists A concrete precaution precaution ag...

Page 15: ...use fire when using the device Avoid damp environments when putting the device into service Do not splash water onto the device High humidity or water will give rise to fire electric shocks or breakd...

Page 16: ...n the skin or clothes immediately wash it off with detergent or water If you get ink in your eyes immediately wash your eyes with a lot of clean water for at least 15 minutes In this case also wash th...

Page 17: ...circuit board Waste ink is equivalent to waste oil of industrial waste Request an industrial waste processor for processing of waste ink Power supply Leave the breaker turned ON Do not turn OFF the ma...

Page 18: ...case where any of the warning label has become so soiled that the warning message is illegible or has come off purchase a new one from your local distributor or our office The Front The Rear Front cov...

Page 19: ...on 1 2 Moving the device 1 3 Configuration and function 1 4 The Front 1 4 The REAR 1 5 Operation Panel 1 6 Heater panel 1 7 Carriage 1 8 Heater 1 8 Capping station 1 9 Pinch roller and Feed roller 1 9...

Page 20: ...temperature This equipment should be used at 20 35 o C to implement a stable print According to the surrounding temperature condition the temperature may not rise to the set value Precautions in insta...

Page 21: ...ppers When moving the device take care not to apply excessive shock to it After moving the device be sure to lock the caster stoppers Method of moving the device When moving the device it must be held...

Page 22: ...turns on off the power to the device When the power switch is turned on the POWER indicator lights in green While the main power switch is on the ink clogging preventive operation is performed periodi...

Page 23: ...EEE1284 8 Paper roll setting bar This bar facilitates a paper roll to be set in position 9 Roll holder Roll holder is inserted in the right and left core of roll media to hold the roll media The roll...

Page 24: ...setting function menu END key Used to cancel the last set item that has been input or to return to the previous setting menu TEST CLEANING key Plots the test pattern for checking Nozzle clogging and...

Page 25: ...indicator Lights in green when the temperature of the print heater reaches the set temperature CONSTANT indicator Lights in green when the temperature of the print heater reaches the set temperature H...

Page 26: ...t the printing section The print heater improves the plot quality and dries ink after printing While the heater is heating the platen is very hot When opening the front cover or replacing the media lo...

Page 27: ...nozzle The wipers are consumable parts If the wiper is deformed or the media is stained replace the wiper with a new one Pinch roller and Feed roller While the device is not being used keep the pinch...

Page 28: ...f platen absolutely If the part of media is not on media the media con not be detected Cutter blade and cutting line The carriage is provided with a cutter unit for cutting off the media that has been...

Page 29: ...eplenished with ink Use the JV3 specified ink Using any ink type other than the exclusive one can cause a trouble Remember that the user shall be charged for a repair to correct any damage resulting f...

Page 30: ...emperature setting can be made from the operation panel through profile specification from the dedi cated RIP Expansion and contraction of the media Do not use media immediately after unpacking The me...

Page 31: ...s Roll weight 2 15 kg or less 25 kg or less Roll outside diameter 180 mm or less In case attaching roll holder to the most upper parts roll outside diamiter is 140 mm or less Roll inside diameter 3 or...

Page 32: ...afety The plotter may be damaged if it is plugged to a 200 240V source while the voltage selector is set to 110V The heater temperature will not rise to the set temperature if it is plugged to a 100 1...

Page 33: ...igin 2 Pressing the TEST CLEANING key to start test plotting and cleaning the head 3 Pressing the DATA CLEAR key to erase the plotting data the device has received 4 Pressing the FUNCTION key to set p...

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Page 35: ...gle 2 8 Setting a roll holder 2 9 Setting roll media on the device 2 11 Operating the lock pin JV3 130SPII 2 16 Switching the direction of winding of the media 2 17 Setting the torque limiter 2 17 Set...

Page 36: ...ng For details on each item refer to the reference page Turn on the power on P 2 3 Check the head height P 2 6 Set the media P 2 8 Turn on the power of the heater P 2 20 Adjust the temperature Plot th...

Page 37: ...to turn on the power of the device Push it again to turn off the device Even when the power switch is off the power is turned on periodically and the nozzle clogging preventive function is activated...

Page 38: ...ase re start the device and computer following the procedure described below Cautions during operation STEPS 1 When opening the cover during plotting the message shown on the right will be displayed S...

Page 39: ...erformed M Bk C Y Lc Lm X X One ink cartridge of each color Install the same kind of ink cartridges into the left spaces of ink station Any color is acceptable Two ink cartridges for each color Bk Bla...

Page 40: ...eavy weight media such as tarpaulin as thick as 1 0 mm Adjust the head height before placing a media on the device If the head height has been set for light weight media when a heavy weight media is t...

Page 41: ...t keeping the height adjusting lever held at the set position the head may not be secured at the normal position Fasten the screw securely 5 Return the carriage to the station position How to check of...

Page 42: ...ed correctly Do not use printed media or ink adheres to a pinch roller and media may not be detected Strong or internal curled media must be set to be along the platen by rolling it in the opposite di...

Page 43: ...reasing the heater contact time To reduce the heater contact time attach the roll holder at the top position to increase the heater contact time attach it at the bottom position When it is attached to...

Page 44: ...2 10 4 Fit the roll assembly Fit the roll assembly so that the horseshoe shaped section at the end of the roll base fits the roll guide rail...

Page 45: ...of the left hand roll holder 3 Determine the position of the roll holder The inside diameter of the roll media core may be 2 inches or 3 inches A roll holder is tighten with screws along the sticker R...

Page 46: ...o the core of the roll media fix it with the screw 7 Pull the clamp lever at the front of the device 8 Pull out the roll media from the back of the device until it reaches the end of the platen 9 Inse...

Page 47: ...11 Open the front cover and pull up the clamp lever at the front of the device 12 Pull out the roll media gently and then stop pulling when locked lightly 13 Pull the roll media from side to side even...

Page 48: ...ch roller at the right end When using a thick media remove the media press from the media before plotting 15 Set an empty paper tube to the take up device 16 Close the front cover and press the ENTER...

Page 49: ...aper tube using an adhesive tape Check that there is no slack or wrinkle caused by uneven tension on the roll media in the range between the roll holder and the platen While pulling the roll media fro...

Page 50: ...holder when it is attached to the top or bottom position Be sure to pull out the media on the platen before using the lock pin Once unlocked resetting of the media is necessary STEPS 1 Turn over the...

Page 51: ...of take up is possible to be changed by adjusting the torque limiter When shipping it s set at the strongest When using this media and tension is too strong weaken the adjustment for the torque limit...

Page 52: ...dia the cut sheet media need not be fixed onto the roll holders When using cut sheet media take care that it is set straight forward STEPS 1 Open the front cover 2 Push up the clamp lever 3 Insert the...

Page 53: ...end 4 Push down the clamp lever 5 Close the front cover 6 Press the ENTER key After the initial operation the device enter the LOCAL mode page 1 15 7 Press the key The carriage moves to detect the me...

Page 54: ...oftware has the temp control function it could be remote Refer to the Operation manual of that Application Software Parameter OFF 20 60 C per1 C OFF 68 140 F per1 F According to a rounding error it s...

Page 55: ...mp goes up to the set temp the alarm sounds the CONSTANT indication of Pre heater and Print Heater turns on a light then to be REMOTE mode To start Printing before reaching the set temp press ENTER ke...

Page 56: ...of a roll media the back side of roll media will loosen after test plotting for the media returns to the plot original point by pressing the RE MOTE or FUNCTION key Uproll the roll media by hands befo...

Page 57: ...normal or soft cleaning 5 Press the ENTER key Cleaning starts The operation status is displayed as in the second line The device revert the LOCAL mode 6 Repeat steps 2 and check the result of the test...

Page 58: ...before making correction When in use of a roll media the back side of roll media will loosen after executing media comp for the media returns to the plot original point CORRECTING PATTERN Plot two ban...

Page 59: ...value referencing this amount of movement 8 Press the ENTER key Register the correction value Repeat steps 6 to 8 until normal plotting result is obtained 9 Press the END key three times The menu ret...

Page 60: ...indicator on the heater panel rights page 2 20 2 Press the REMOTE key The type of the currently selected plotting condition can be confirmed page 4 4 3 Transmit data from the computer The plotting co...

Page 61: ...vice STEPS 1 Press the REMOTE key to stop the plotting operation 2 If data is being transmitted from the computer to the device stop the data transmission 3 Press the DATA CLEAR key The data that has...

Page 62: ...or tell them these information STEPS In case REMOTE mode 1 Press the ENTER key In case LOCAL mode 1 Press the ENTER key twice REMOTE 1 2 3 m 3 6 0 x 3 6 0 4 H B 2L VD V1 THIN 3 6 0 x 3 6 0 4 H B 2L VD...

Page 63: ...cutt off each datum automatically page 4 8 STEPS 1 Make sure that the menu is the LOCAL mode Press the REMOTE key and put the device back into the LOCAL mode 2 Press the Jog key Any of the JOG keys ca...

Page 64: ...es shown above is dis played on the LCD during plotting When NEAR END appears the local mode is resumed and the operation stopped each time plotting of a single data is completed Proceed with Step 2 a...

Page 65: ...will be clogged Repair by service personal is required Leave the front cover closed If it is open the nozzle clogging preventive function is not activated If the power switch is turned off the exhaust...

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Page 67: ...tes on cleaning 3 2 Cleaning the platen 3 3 Cleaning the media sensor 3 3 Maintenance for frame components 3 3 Cleaning the wiper and ink caps 3 4 Cleaning the head sides 3 6 Use the cleaning kit 3 7...

Page 68: ...ice If the inner part of the device becomes wet electric shock hazards and breakage of the device can result Do not wipe the nozzles wiper or cap of the head with water of alcohol as doing so may caus...

Page 69: ...ined by ink drop the cleaning fluid using a dropper and then wipe out dirt using a paper towel Cleaning the media sensor Using the swabs wipe out dust or dirt on the surface of the sensor Maintenance...

Page 70: ...n and head be sure to wear the supplied goggle and gloves since you may get ink in your eyes Do not move the carriage out of the capping station by hand Use the appro priate operation key to move the...

Page 71: ...per replacement procedure page 5 5 9 Holding the projections at both ends insert the wiper which has cleaned into place 10 Wipe off ink or dirt adhered to the rubber of the cap and the ceiling of the...

Page 72: ...th a swab STEPS 1 Turn off the power to the device Page 2 3 2 Open the maintenance cover and remove three knobs 3 Move the head by the hands to the extreme left 4 Wipe off ink or dirt the head sides u...

Page 73: ...e FUNCTION key in the LOCAL mode 2 Press the Jog key or to select the MAINTENANCE 3 Press the ENTER key STATION is displayed 4 Press the ENTER key CARRIAGE out is displayed 5 Press the ENTER key Move...

Page 74: ...the MAINTENANCE 3 Press the ENTER key STATION is displayed 4 Press the ENTER key CARRIAGEout is displayed 5 Press the Jog key or to select the NOZZLE WASH 6 Press the ENTER key Move the carriage on th...

Page 75: ...cover 14 Press the ENTER key 15 Press the and key to select the time to leave 1 99 mins 1 min unit Normally set 1 min 16 Press the ENTER key The indication at the right display continues during selec...

Page 76: ...the tank toward you 6 Replace the waste ink tank with a new one Hold the handle then insert the tank into the direction shown by the arrow Put a cap over the tank that is full of waste ink and dispose...

Page 77: ...ontents Basic operations of menus 4 2 Function mode 4 4 Registering a type 4 4 Changing the type 4 4 Setup functions 4 5 Setting suitable heater temperature 4 11 Setting exhaust fan and drier fan 4 12...

Page 78: ...iguration refer to Appendix LOCAL width 1272 mm FUNCTION SET UP ENT SET UP SELECT TYPE 1 REMOTE TYPE 1 0 0 0 m REMOTE TYPE 1 MEDIACOMP ent ENTER ENTER TYPE 1 PRINT START ent TYPE 1 ADJUST 0 TYPE 1 ADJ...

Page 79: ...the setup function and maintenance function Select either function 3 Select a type There are four types The FUNCTION mode can be set for each type depending on the media type used 4 Select the Functio...

Page 80: ...UNCTION key 3 Press the ENTER key 4 Press the Jog key or to select any of Types 1 through 4 5 Press the ENTER key Setting Plotting conditions page 4 5 Changing the type If plotting conditions for type...

Page 81: ...A 6 PRIORITY Specifies the value set host panel P 4 8 A 6 PRE FEED Feeding the media to back and forth before execute plotting P 4 9 A 6 MARGIN Set a dead space of the media P 4 9 A 6 COLOR PTN Plot...

Page 82: ...begins to drop to the preheat temperature The preheat tempera ture is preset and cannot be changed When plotting is started when the tem perature has dropped it rises up to the set temperature automa...

Page 83: ...plotting time This mode is effective not for raster data over the entire square area such as photographs but for illustrations The head movements are shown below OFF UNI DIRECTIONAL OFF BI DIRECTIONAL...

Page 84: ...When 3 seconds or longer pause is specified once the head is capped for the ink blockage protection function works AUTO CUT Sets the time between the end of plotting and media cutting However the AUTO...

Page 85: ...e media turn this function off Origin 18 mm REFRESH P A 7 Solidification of ink can be prevented by refreshing the head during plotting If this function is executed in a dusty place or dry place ink i...

Page 86: ...e detects only the media width automatically VACUUM P A 7 Sets the absorbability of the media If the media tends to stick to the platen select LOW STANDARD LOW OFF MM INCH P A 7 Set a unit of set valu...

Page 87: ...r each media Non coated media and media with a long ink drying time improve the ink fixing and drying characteristics Set a suitable heater temperature with the following procedure When using SS2 ink...

Page 88: ...en the fan is to be sopped When the plotter starts operation the fan starts rotation accordingly During plotting the fan is rotating at a high speed RENEW Selects the current status of the exhaust fan...

Page 89: ...mm 65 mm Effective printing area Effective printing area Changing the effective printing area Initial value of dead space for right and left of media is 15 m each The effective plotting area can be c...

Page 90: ...R key The effective plotting area is displayed on the LCD and the device enters the LOCAL mode When the roll media is used X is not detected When the device stars plotting the next time it uses the or...

Page 91: ...e The best effect can be obtained while checking the result The unit of the correction value is the same as in MEDIA COMP in the LOCAL mode page 2 24 5 Press the ENTER key Confirm the media feed rate...

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Page 93: ...5 7 When not in use the plotter over the long term STATION CUSTODYwash 5 9 When media thickness is changed PRINT ADJUST 5 12 Regular wiping function INT WIPING 5 14 Routine cleaning ROUTINE CLN 5 16 S...

Page 94: ...of the maintenance functions it is necessary to perform the follow ing operation on the operation panel You have to understand how to invoke the desired maintenance function to carry out main tenance...

Page 95: ...d after head cleaning HEAD WASH Perform this function if nozzle clogging is resolved after head cleaning SCAN WIDTH This is not normally used SS2 SSCHG Switching the ink from SS to SS2 LIST Plotting t...

Page 96: ...7 CUSTODY wash Wash the head nozzle and ink discharge way to store the printer page 5 9 STEPS 1 Select the STATION page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Select CARRIAGEout and then carriage moves out 4 Op...

Page 97: ...ted in the device will be reset Do not select REPLACE WIPER unless the wiper is to be really changed STEPS 1 Select the STATION page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Select the WIPER EXCHG The carriage wil...

Page 98: ...haft using a cotton bud or cloth If dirt is hard to remove use a cotton bud of cloth dampened with water 8 Close the front cover 9 Press the ENTER key The menu returns to the LOCAL mode INITIALIZING P...

Page 99: ...ink in your eyes Do not move the carriage out of the capping station by hand Use the appro priate operation key to move the carriage Cleaning tools Cleaning fluid RS for maintenance SPC 0336 Pipette...

Page 100: ...n pause period drop cleaning fluid RS until just before it overflows from the cap Repeat at all other caps 7 Close the front cover 8 Press the ENTER key Dry suction continues for 30 seconds and then t...

Page 101: ...the plotter Cleaning tools Cleaning Solution RS SPC 0336 Pipette Glove Goggle STEPS 1 Select the STATION page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Press the Jog key or to select the CUSTODYwash 4 Press the ENT...

Page 102: ...and follow the wiper replacement procedure page 5 5 8 Holding the projections at both ends insert the wiper which has cleaned into place 9 Press the ENTER key 10 Fill the cap with the cleaning fluid...

Page 103: ...ning fluid using a pipette Repeat the performance several times to clean the ink discharge way for the air aspiration is performed fitfully Perform the operation for the each cap 17 Close the front co...

Page 104: ...ENTER key Plotting of the test patterns for the correction of dot position starts There are seven types of test patterns that are plotted 4 Press the JOG keys and to correct the dot position of patte...

Page 105: ...terns Enter the dot position correction value on Patterns 1 to 7 and then terminate dot position correction 7 Press the END key twice The menu returns to the LOCAL mode MAINTENANCE PATTERN 2 0 0 MAINT...

Page 106: ...rvals during performing plotting STEPS 1 Select the INT WIPING page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key SCAN COUNT is displayed 3 Press the ENTER key 4 Press the Jog keys or to select the number of the scanning...

Page 107: ...jog key or to select the num ber of the scanning for the regular wiping INT WIPING function is effective in case the outside temperature is lower than the print heater temperature setting and the tem...

Page 108: ...e plotter is left with displaying the follwings Key operation is not available while this function performs because it is the same performance as cleaning STEPS 1 Select the ROUTINE CLN page 5 2 2 Pre...

Page 109: ...intervals which are set as shown below STEPS 1 Select the SLEEPclean page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Press the Jog key or as needed to select the interval 4h 8h 12h 24h OFF 4 Press the ENTER key SLE...

Page 110: ...EPS 1 Select the FILL UP INK page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Press the Jog key to select the head for filling up Select the head number by the set 12 or 34 4 Press the ENTER key Filling of ink is sta...

Page 111: ...ve the ink cartridges Ink is discharged to the waste ink tank 6 When the display shown on the right appears set the cleaning cartridge Cleaning fluid is suctioned up 7 When the display shown on the ri...

Page 112: ...ischarged to the waste ink tank When one step have been completed the display shown on the right appears If you want to wash the head again press the key to go to the step 6 If you want to end the was...

Page 113: ...Press the Jog key or to select the ON OFF ON Scan with input width Able to select the value Go to step7 OFF Scan with LOGICAL SEEK setting Go to step9 LOGICAL SEEK ON Data width Image width LOGICAL SE...

Page 114: ...r changing the ink sets page 5 30 STEPS 1 Select the SS2 SSCHG page 5 2 2 Press the ENTER key 3 Remove the ink cartridges Discharge the ink to waste ink tank 4 When the right display appears set the i...

Page 115: ...for dot position 3 REPLACE COUNTER Indicates the number of times the ink cartridges are replaced 4 VERSION Indicates the version of the firmware and memory capacity of the device 5 PARAMETER Used for...

Page 116: ...a commands Please mailing the output data to our office nearby or fax it When this function is used to output data commands on a sheet of paper use A4 or larger size with the long side set horizontall...

Page 117: ...warning when nine ten of the standard number of wiping is reached 8 10 Displays the wiper replacement warning when eight ten of the standard number of wiping is reached 1 10 Displays the wiper replac...

Page 118: ...her this operation is not required in the case of JV3 130SPII STEPS 1 Attach the protection cover and set the 440cc ink cartridges Refer to Attachment procedure of protection cover for 440cc ink cartr...

Page 119: ...key or to check the current date and time 3 Press the ENTER key 4 Set the time Press the Jog key or to select the digit of hours and minutes Press the Jog key or to change the value 5 Press the ENTER...

Page 120: ...ER key 3 Press the ENTER key The firmware version is displayed 4 Press the Jog key or to select the SERIAL No 5 Press the ENTER key The serial number is displayed 6 Press the and key to select the DEA...

Page 121: ...national and local ordinances in which the device is used It is recommended to place a sheet of paper under the cutter blade This will help find the cutter blade even if it drops STEPS 1 Execute CARR...

Page 122: ...the back 6 color ink set Each of the six colors is placed in each ink station for higher quality printing Six colors Black Magenta Cyan Yellow Light magenta Light cyan are used Install the same kind...

Page 123: ...ey 5 Take out the ink cartridge Discharge of the filled ink is started 6 When the display shown at right appears set the cleaning cartridge Cleaning fluid is suctioned up The cleaning cartridge SPC 04...

Page 124: ...the END key twice and return the menu to the FILL UP INK mode 12 Select ink type to be switched Ink is filled automatically when the ink cartridge is set Ink type and ink set can be filled is differe...

Page 125: ...n the ink cartridge is placed correctly Ink is filled automatically when the ink cartridge is set The menu returns to LOCAL mode when ink fill up operation is completed S e t a S o l I N K c a r t r i...

Page 126: ...even ink ended Furthermore air enter the ink tube which cause abonormal printting A guide of ink amount to add STEPS 1 When the ink level becomes low NEAR END is displayed When ink ends INK END is dis...

Page 127: ...cedure and printing some ink may still remain in the ink car tridge At this time it is possible to use remaining ink by selecting the amount of ink again Be careful that if additional amount of remain...

Page 128: ...dding further 10cc to previous 20cc In order to add 10cc press the key one time The number in the left shows the current value and the number in the right shows the total value 6 Press the ENTER key I...

Page 129: ...s media is soiled 6 3 The HEAT or CONSTANT indicator does not go on 6 3 If image quality declines 6 4 While lines thin spots are obvious or dark stripes occur In the direction of travel of the head 6...

Page 130: ...e cannot perform printing This occurs when the data is not being transmitted to the device properly It can also occur when any of the device functions fails or the media has been set improperly Has th...

Page 131: ...hang over along the platen Use media specific to the device Avoid media that has curls or bent ends Use a take up device or re load the media on the device page 2 11 2 18 No No No The HEAT or CONSTANT...

Page 132: ...4 through 3 7 5 4 Corrective measure Conduct the MEDIA COMP function page 2 24 Corrective measure If slip of paper is present in the head path for example above the media plate remove it Characters fl...

Page 133: ...tridge trouble can be checked as written below 1 Press the ENTER key while in the LOCAL mode 2 Press the ENTER key again If two or more cartridges have a problem press the ENTER key again to display t...

Page 134: ...cartridge will expire soon or has expired Time to replace the wiper in the capping station with a new one has come Press the ENTER key to display the details of the error Check the error Printing can...

Page 135: ...display If the same error message appears again on the LCD contact your local distributor to call for service Check the type of the loaded ink cartridge Check the color of the loaded ink cartridge Ch...

Page 136: ...heater is discon nected The preheater is discon nected Pre 40 45 C Print BREAKAGE Pre BREAKAGE Print 43 C 4 7 The preheater or print heater has failed The power of the heater is off Turn on the power...

Page 137: ...ad connection failure is detected Trouble with detection of linear encoder Control circuit board is defective FPGA Error HDC Error The device has received data other than command data The interface ca...

Page 138: ...ace board Also check to ascertain that no error has arisen on the host computer side Turn off the power to the device and turn it on after a while If the same error message appears again on the LCD co...

Page 139: ...A 1 APPENDIX This appendix describes the specifications and components the device function menu structure Table of contents Basic specifications A 2 Specification for ink A 4 Function Flowchart A 5...

Page 140: ...cartridge per color 8 color set 6 color solvent inks Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Light cyan Light magenta 1 each and 2 special color ink cartridge Capacity of ink cartridge 4 color set each color 220 c...

Page 141: ...designated Perpendicularity 0 5 mm 1000 mm Media skew 5 mm or less 10 m variable Head height adjustment 2 0 mm 3 mm variable from the platen surface Cutting of media Cutting of Y direction by the hea...

Page 142: ...re at room temperature Within three months after opening the package Storage temperature During storage 1 to 40 C Storage at temperature of 40 C is permitted within a month During 1 to 60 C Storage at...

Page 143: ...ink remains HEATER Key TEST CLEANING ENTER TEST CLEANING ENTER LOCAL width xxxxmm HEATER Pre 45 C 47 Print 40 C 40 Pre 40 45 C Print 50 40 C ENTER OFF 20 60 C Pre 40 50 C Print 50 45 C v v Near End F...

Page 144: ...seek ent TYPE LOGICALseek ON ON OFF TYPE PRINT MODE ent TYPE QUALITY ent TYPE QUALITY STD STD FINE FAST ENTER ENTER ENTER TYPE INK LAYERS ent TYPE INK LAYERS 1 1 9 TYPE EACH LINE 0 0s 0 0 9 9s TYPE DR...

Page 145: ...NG PLEASE WAIT ENTER ENTER TYPE MM INCH ent TYPE MM INCH MM ENTER MM INCH TYPE STAMP ent TYPE MODE STAMP ent ENTER TYPE TIME STAMP ent TYPE AUTO CLEAN ent TYPE AUTO CLEAN OFF ENTER TYPE SETUP RESET en...

Page 146: ...400 mm FUNCTION v MAINTENANCE PRINTadjust ent MAINTENANCE PRINT START ent PRINTING PLEASE WAIT MAINTENANCE PATTERN1 0 0 PATTERN1 7 40 0 40 0 ENTER FUNCTION v ENTER ENTER INT WIPING SCAN COUNT ent MAIN...

Page 147: ...nt MAINTENANCE S N MAINTENANCE DEALER No ent MAINTENANCE D N ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER FUNCTION v v v v ENTER DRYING FAN STOP TIME ent OFF LOW HIGH ENTER DRYING FAN RENEW OFF DRYING FAN RENEW ent 0 240M...

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