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Name of Function

Reference

Page

Cut Position

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This function specifies where the roll media will be cut in
accordance with the specified layout of the printing.
• Data:

Cuts the media at the position determined
after adding a margin at the rear edge of the
page size specified by command or the
printing area prescribed by max-min in lay-
out.

• Standard:

Cuts to the smallest standard size in the
same series as the loaded media that will
accommodate the printing area determined
by layout.

RJ-6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition

Understanding the Functions
Function Settings

Cut Position

Rear
Margin

Series A media recognized
by loading A1 roll media

Area specified by
page size command

Printing Area

Data

Cut Position

Series A media recognized
by loading A1 roll media

A3 Printable Area

Printing Area

A3 Standard Size

Area specified by
page size command

Standard

Summary of Contents for RJ600EX-B-01

Page 1: ...USER GUIDE Full Color Inkjet Printer RJ600EX B 01 RJ 6000 Series Functions Edition Graphics Graphics ...

Page 2: ...1 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition USER GUIDE RJ 6000 Series Full Color Inkjet Printer Functions Edition Mutoh Industries Ltd 1 3 Ikejiri 3 chome Setagaya ku Tokyo 154 8560 Japan ...

Page 3: ...ntial information for using this printer such as functions and operations are explained in detail What does this function do to the print ing and Which function do I use when I want to print like this are separated for easy searching Details and technical terms for the fitting of options and error messages are included for you to read as required You may need to install drivers for output from com...

Page 4: ...ics are trademarks or product names of Centronics Data Computer Corp Windows 95 Windows 98 Windows NT 4 0 are trademarks or product names of Microsoft Corp DOS V PC DOS are trademarks or product names of IBM International Business Machines Inc NetWare is a trademark or product name of Nobel Inc EtherTalk is a trademark or product name of Apple Computer Inc Other names of companies or products are ...

Page 5: ...or rectly Keep the manual beside the printer It is sure to be useful in case something that you are not sure about should occur while you are using the printer Because the RJ 6000 Series is an inkjet printer it needs to be cleaned and inspected periodically User registration and a service contract are recommended for prompt detecting trouble promptly and maintaining printing quality in top conditi...

Page 6: ...To improve printing quality 17 To connect with Centronics 17 To connect with network Ethernet 17 To cut roll media 17 To place printed output in a specified position 18 To use color effectively 19 To check the status of the printer 19 To check printer set up 20 Explanation of Functions 21 Understanding the Functions 22 Command Settings 22 Function Setting 24 Centronics Setting 28 Network Setting 2...

Page 7: ...r 46 Direction 47 Cut Position 48 Media Cut 49 Copy 50 Ink Density 51 Distance Adjustment 52 Centronics Settings 55 Mode 55 Timing 56 Network Settings 57 IP Address 57 Utility Settings 59 Error Display 59 Initial All 60 Initial Command 62 Initial Function 64 Initial Centronics 66 Initial Network 68 Dump 70 Head Wash 72 Data Order 75 Accuracy Adjustment Plot 76 6 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions...

Page 8: ... Messaged Errors and Countermeasures 88 Data error Display and Countermeasures 91 Command Error Display and Countermeasures 92 Errors Requiring a Restart 94 Errors Requiring Restart that Involve the Mechanical System 94 Errors Requiring Restart that Involve the CPU System 96 7 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Contents Contents ...

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Page 10: ...or various types of menu settings and explains the menu structure Control Panel for Menu Mode Operations PAGE 10 Menu Mode Operations PAGE 11 Menu Levels PAGE 13 Control Panel and Menus 9 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Control Panel and Menus ...

Page 11: ... do not work in menu mode Menu mode will be cancelled if no key operation has been made for three min utes For direct access key operations see the section on Direct Access Keys in the Basic Edition of the User Guide Control Panel for Menu Mode Operations 10 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Menu Up key MENU key Menu Down key Back key VALUE key VALUE key ENTER key REFERENCE ...

Page 12: ...ode Operations 11 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Control Panel and Menus Menu Down Menu Down Menu Down Menu Down Menu Down Menu Up Menu Up Menu Up Menu Up Menu Up sub menu for detailed settings to Command settings to Function settings to Centronics settings to Network settings to Utility settings ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER Reference The Network settings is dis played only if the Et...

Page 13: ...ue by pressing the VALUE or VALUE keys The setting will not change unless the ENTER key is pressed If the set up is complete press the Menu Up key If there is no key opera tion in Menu setting mode for 3 minutes direct access key input standby permanent display is restored 12 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Menu Mode Operation ...

Page 14: ...f Copy 1 to 99 Ink Density Normal Thin Faint Dist Adj No Clear Change Confirm Mode Centro Bitro Timing A B B A IP Address 000 000 000 000 to 192 034 043 015 to 255 255 255 255 Error Display On Off Initial OK No All OK No Command OK No Functi OK No Centro OK No Network OK No Dump Start End All cancel with CANCEL key Data Order 5Lc6Lm 5Lm6Lc This item is effective later than the firmware version 1 0...

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Page 16: ...en you want to do a particular sort of operation It asks the questions and then tells you on which page of which User Guide you can find the answers When You Want to Do This PAGE 16 When You Want to Do This 15 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition When You Want to Do This ...

Page 17: ...o make a series of prints on one sheet without cutting Set Direction to MAX MIN in Function settings Set Direction to Command in Function settings Set Cut Position to Data precedence in Function settings Set Cut Position to Standard size in Function settings Set Media Cut to Off in Function settings If I want to shorten the time between finishing the print and cutting the roll media If I want to p...

Page 18: ... If I want to give priority to graphic quality rather than speed Light up the Quality LED by pressing the QUALITY SPEED key Set Harftone to Quality diffusion for the user number that you want to change If I want to have bidi rectional communica tion with Centronics If I want to change Centronics ACK BUSY timing control Change the Centronics mode setting to Bi Centronics Change Timing in Centronics...

Page 19: ...a values If I want to print on media of a different size from that specified in the data If I want to print with reversed data Change Direction to MAX MIN Set Scale Examples of scales between standard sizes A4 A3 A3 A2 A2 A1 A1 A0 B4 B3 B3 B2 B2 B1 B1 B0 141 A4 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1 A0 B0 122 B4 A3 B3 A2 B2 A1 B1 A0 115 B0 A0 B1 A1 B2 A2 B3 A3 B4 A4 86 A0 B1 A1 B2 A2 B3 A3 B4 81 A0 A1 A1 A2 A2 A3 A...

Page 20: ...ging the graphic quality If I want to print after changing the resolu tion If I want to print after mixing overlapping col ors over print Press the QUALITY SPEED key and select Quality Normal or Speed Change Harftone There are three type of tone processing Speed diffusion Quality diffu sion and Thin diffusion Change Resolution Change Overwrite If I don t want non problematical errors to be display...

Page 21: ...ctory Command settings If I want to restore the original factory Function settings If I want to restore the original factory Function settings If I want to restore all of the printer s original factory settings Print the setup list print by pressing the MEDIA key while you are press ing the Shift key Initial Command under Initial in Utility set tings Initial Function under Initial in Utility set t...

Page 22: ...t of each function in detail and gives the page number for you to look it up easily in the User Guide Understanding the Functions PAGE 22 Explanation of Functions 21 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Explanation of Functions ...

Page 23: ... area for RJ 6000 Series printers Distance from edges of media Cut sheet Front 25 mm Back 20 mm Sides 10 mm Roll media Front 25 mm Back 20 mm Sides 10 mm Expanded Specifies a printing range for the RJ 6000 printer that is interchangeable with Mutoh XP Series pen plotters However since the maximum printing range is 1351 6 mm for a 54 inch printer and 1554 8 mm for a 62 inch printer if expanded mode...

Page 24: ...nd MH GL 2 MH RTL this specifies the resolution for image data in MH RTL com mands 300 dpi Sets image data resolution to 300 dpi 360 dpi Sets image data resolution to 360 dpi 720 dpi Sets image data resolution to 720 dpi Online Timer Page 38 When online data is broken off this specifies a certain period of time the elapsing of which is taken to be the end of image data Online timeout Off 10 sec 20...

Page 25: ... for expressing pseudo halftone pro cessing of MH GL 2 vector data or unbinarized MH RTL raster data Speed diffusion Rapid expression of tones with an error diffusion matrix Quality diffusion High quality expression of tones by mean error minimization Thin diffusion Try this if the data was prepared for another brand of printer and high speed diffusion appears too dense CMY Black Page 44 Specifies...

Page 26: ...or only on the area that will actually be printed Command If a command specifying page size is contained in the data media size will be judged from that com mand MAX MIN The maximum and minimum values of the data determine the size of media that will contain that data regardless of origin coordinates or page size commands and the layout matches the cen ter of the area to the center of the media 25...

Page 27: ...n lay out Standard Cuts to the smallest standard size in the same series as the loaded media that will accommodate the printing area determined by layout 26 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Understanding the Functions Function Settings Cut Position Rear Margin Series A media recognized by loading A1 roll media Area specified by page size command Printing Area Data Cut Position Series A ...

Page 28: ...y Page 51 Set printing density Normal Ordinary density printing Thin Printing density lighter than Normal Faint Printing density lighter than Thin Distance Adjustment Page 52 Enter the length according to the data and the actual X axis distance based on the actual printed document If there is no setting the length and width of the previously printed docu ment is displayed The distance adjustment i...

Page 29: ...Centronics communica tion BiCentronics Selects Bitronics that allows two way commu nication supports compatible mode nibble mode ECP mode Timing Page 56 Sets ACK timing for Centronics online communication A B Selects ACK timing for the A B busy method B A Selects ACK timing for the B A busy method Network Settings Name of Function Reference Page IP address Page 57 Sets up IP address for the networ...

Page 30: ...f all backed up settings to the values set when shipped by Mutoh OK All backed up settings are restored to the factory set tings No Factory settings are not restored Initial Command Page 62 Restores the backed up command settings to the values set when shipped by Mutoh OK The backed up command settings are restored to the factory settings No Factory settings are not restored Initial Function Page ...

Page 31: ...a dump for the serviceman to check online Start End Prints a dump from start to end All Prints a dump for all data Head Wash Page 72 Withdraws the filled ink and cleans the interior of the head After cleaning the head must be filled with ink for printing Yes Head is cleaned No Head is not cleaned Data Order Page 75 In case light cyan and light magenta is being used sometimes no desired color will ...

Page 32: ...ion PAGE 37 Online Timer PAGE 38 Overwrite PAGE 40 Function settings Ink Dry Time PAGE 41 Halftone PAGE 43 CMY Black PAGE 44 Scale PAGE 45 Mirror PAGE 46 Direction PAGE 47 Cut Position PAGE 48 Media Cut PAGE 49 Copy PAGE 50 Ink Density PAGE 51 Distance Adjustment PAGE 52 How to Set Parameters 31 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Parameters ...

Page 33: ...gs Error Display PAGE 59 Utility Settings Initial All PAGE 60 Command PAGE 62 Function PAGE 64 Centronics PAGE 66 Network PAGE 68 Utility Settings Dump PAGE 70 Head Wash PAGE 72 Data Order PAGE 75 Accuracy Adjustment Plot PAGE 76 32 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Parameters ...

Page 34: ... VALUE or VALUE key Step 5 Press the ENTER key to confirm Command setting and shift to the next item to be set Step 6 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 7 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 8 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Command 33 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Parameters P l o t O K M e n ...

Page 35: ... 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to select Normal or Expand Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Plot Area and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Plot Area 34 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P l o...

Page 36: ...E or VALUE key to select P1 or LL Hardclip lower left or Full Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Position and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Position 35 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How ...

Page 37: ...ess the VALUE or VALUE key to select Special or Normal Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Terminat and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Terminator 36 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P l o t O...

Page 38: ... or VALUE key to select 360dpi 720dpi or 300dpi Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Resolution and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Resolution 37 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Par...

Page 39: ... the VALUE or VALUE key to select Off 10s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 90s 120s 150s 180s 210s 240s 270s or 800s Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Online Timer and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Command Settings Online Timer 38 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions...

Page 40: ...Step 9 The permanent display is restored 39 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Command Settings Online Timer How to Set Parameters P l o t O K ...

Page 41: ...ep 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to select Last or Mix Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Overwrite and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Command Settings Overwrite 40 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P l o t ...

Page 42: ...tep 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to select 0s 5s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 90s 120s 150s 180s 210s 240s 270s or 300s 6M 7M 8M 9M 10M 15M 20M 25M 30M 35M 40M 45M 50M 55M or 60M Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Ink Dry Time and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Function Settings Ink Dry Time 41 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edit...

Page 43: ... press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored 42 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Function Settings Ink Dry Time P l o t O K M e n u F u n c t i o n ...

Page 44: ... set halftone to Speed diffusion Quality diffusion or Thin diffusion Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Halftone and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Halftone 43 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edit...

Page 45: ...own key Step 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to set No or Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm CMY BLACK and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings CMY Black 44 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P ...

Page 46: ...ss the VALUE or VALUE key to set scale magnification between 25 and 400 Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Scale and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Scale 45 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How...

Page 47: ...s the VALUE or VALUE key to set mirror to Off or Y On Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Mirror for the applicable print and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Mirror 46 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Function...

Page 48: ...VALUE or VALUE key to specify Command or MAX MIN Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Direction and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Direction 47 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Par...

Page 49: ...ress the VALUE or VALUE key to specify Data or Standard Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Cut Position and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Cut Position 48 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P...

Page 50: ... VALUE or VALUE key to specify Off Auto cut or Manual cut Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Media Cut and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Media Cut 49 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How t...

Page 51: ... or VALUE key to set the number of copies between 1 and 99 Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm the number of copies of the applicable print and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Copy 50 RJ 6000 Series USE...

Page 52: ... VALUE key to set the density to Normal Thin or Faint Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Ink Density shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Function Settings Ink Density 51 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Se...

Page 53: ...tep 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm the Distance Adjustment submenu and shift to the next level Step 7 Press the Menu Up key or Menu Down key to shift to the panel for changing Distance Adjustment X axis Data the value that is displayed becomes the currently set value If no setting is to be made it will be the width of the previously printed docu ment An underline shows the digit to be altered Fu...

Page 54: ...u Up key or Menu Down key to shift to the X axis Data digit that is to be altered Step 12 Set the value of the digit in the meas ured value by pressing the VALUE or VALUE key Step 13 Continue by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key to shift to another digit to be altered Step 14 Set the value of the digit in the meas ured value by pressing the VALUE or VALUE key 53 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE F...

Page 55: ... items are to be changed press the Back key Step 17 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 18 The permanent display is restored 54 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Function Settings Distance Adjustment R e a l X 0 0 8 0 0 2 5 D i s t A d j C h a n g e P l o t O K M e n u F u n c t i o n ...

Page 56: ...ep 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to switch to Centro or Bi Centro Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Mode and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Centronics Settings Mode 55 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How ...

Page 57: ...or Menu Down key Step 5 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to switch to A B or B A Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Timing and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Centronics Settings Timing 56 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Function...

Page 58: ... first part identifies the country and 192 is usually used in a LAN envi ronment Step 5 Press the ENTER key to confirm the first address and shift to the second address Step 6 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to set the second part of the IP address to a number between 001 and 255 Step 7 Press the ENTER key to confirm the second address and shift to the third address Network Setting IP Address 57 RJ 6...

Page 59: ...ber between 001 and 255 Step 11 Press the ENTER key to confirm the fourth address and shift to the first address Step 12 Press the Back key Step 13 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 14 The permanent display is restored 58 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Network Setting IP Address 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 0 1 0 1 5 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 0 1 0 1 5 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 0 1 0 0...

Page 60: ...ALUE or VALUE key to switch to Off or On Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Error display and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Utility Settings Error Display 59 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Para...

Page 61: ...LUE or VALUE key to specify Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial and shift to Initial All Step 7 Bring up the Initial All item by press ing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 8 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to specify OK Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial All and shift to to the next item to be set Utility Settings Initial All 60 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Editio...

Page 62: ...s the Back key Step 12 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 13 The permanent display is restored 61 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Initial All How to Set Parameters I n i t i a l C o mm a n d N o I n i t i a l N o M e n u U t i l i t y P l o t O K ...

Page 63: ...E key to specify Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial and shift to Initial All Step 7 Bring up the Initial Command item by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 8 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to specify OK Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial Command and shift to the next item to be set Utility Settings Initial Command 62 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P...

Page 64: ... the Back key Step 12 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 13 The permanent display is restored 63 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Initial Command How to Set Parameters I n i t i a l F u n c t i N o I n i t i a l N o M e n u U t i l i t y P l o t O K ...

Page 65: ...UE key to specify Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial and shift to Initial All Step 7 Bring up the Initial Functi item by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 8 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to specify OK Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial Function and shift to the next item to be set Utility Settings Initial Function 64 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition...

Page 66: ...the Back key Step 12 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 13 The permanent display is restored 65 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Initial Function How to Set Parameters I n i t i a l C e n t r o N o I n i t i a l N o M e n u U t i l i t y P l o t O K ...

Page 67: ... key to specify Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial and shift to Initial All Step 7 Bring up the Initial Centro item by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 8 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to specify OK Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial Centronics and shift to the next item to be set Utility Settings Initial Centronics 66 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Editi...

Page 68: ...e Back key Step 12 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 13 The permanent display is restored 67 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Initial Centronics How to Set Parameters I n i t i a l N e t w o r k N o I n i t i a l N o M e n u U t i l i t y P l o t O K ...

Page 69: ... key to specify Yes Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial and shift to Initial All Step 7 Bring up the Initial Network item by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 8 Press the VALUE or VALUE key to specify OK Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm Initial Network and shift to the next item to be set Utility Settings Initial Network 68 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P ...

Page 70: ...ess the Back key Step 12 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 13 The permanent display is restored 69 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Initial Network How to Set Parameters I n i t i a l A l l N o I n i t i a l N o M e n u U t i l i t y P l o t O K ...

Page 71: ... key Step 5 Select Start End or All by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Dump mode Step 7 Send printing data from the host com puter print with Dump Mode Step 8 To terminate Dump Mode press the CANCEL key Step 9 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Utility Settings Dump 70 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P l o ...

Page 72: ...Step 10 The permanent display is restored 71 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Dump How to Set Parameters P l o t O K ...

Page 73: ... by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Head Wash Step 7 Remove the currently installed waste box and insert a new waste liquid box from the cleaning set Step 8 Select Yes by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 9 Press the ENTER key to confirm waste box replaced Utility Settings Head Wash 72 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition P l o t ...

Page 74: ...he waste box that was used for cleaning and insert another new waste liquid box from the cleaning set Step 16 Select Yes by pressing the Menu Up key or Menu Down key Step 17 Press the ENTER key to confirm waste box replaced Step 18 Ink filling begins automatically when ink cartridges are installed 73 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Head Wash How to Set Parameters R e m...

Page 75: ...Step 19 When ink filling is finished the perma nent display is restored 74 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Utility Settings Head Wash P l o t O K ...

Page 76: ... VALUE key to select to 5Lc6Lm or 5Lm6Lc Step 6 Press the ENTER key to confirm Data Order and shift to the next item to be set Step 7 If no other items are to be changed press the Back key Step 8 Do not press any other keys for 3 min utes or press Back key again Step 9 The permanent display is restored Utility Settings Data Order 75 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition How to Set Parameters...

Page 77: ...understand this function fully there is a risk that the fine adjustment may make the quality even worse Normally no adjustment should be made Step 1 With an A3 or larger sheet of media loaded vertically press the Fine adjust ment key CLEANING MenuUp key while you are pressing the Shift key Step 2 The accuracy adjustment plot is print ed automatically Move to Step 3 when the accuracy adjustment plo...

Page 78: ... B on your print Use the VALUE and VALUE keys to enter the number of a line with no off set Step 6 Press ENTER key to confirm the value specified for pattern B Step 7 Look at pattern C on your print Use the VALUE and VALUE keys to enter the number of a line with no off set Step 8 Press ENTER key to confirm the value specified for pattern C Step 9 Permanent display is restored P a t t e r n A 4 P a...

Page 79: ...ion Pattern B as well as aligning the printing position between the right head and the left head pattern C Pressing the ENTER key will confirm all adjustments from pat tern A to pattern C No adjustments will be made if the ENTER key is pressed before the end If the cancel key is pressed during fine adjustment printing or it is interrupted by raising the hold lever there will be no input display sc...

Page 80: ... installing the optional network interface board and extended memory Network Interface Board Installation PAGE 80 Memory Extension PAGE 82 Installation of Options 79 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Installation of Options ...

Page 81: ...ched off and the power cord removed before the network interface board is installed Step 1 Undo the screws holding the silver colored interface plate on the left side of the board box below the printer and remove the interface plate Step 2 Insert the optional interface board into the slot as shown in the diagram When the interface board has reached the back push it again to ensure it is pushed ful...

Page 82: ...the two interface mounting screws Step 4 Connect a Category 5 Ethernet cable compatible with both 10BASE T and 100BASE TX to the connector on the interface board Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to the 10BASE T or 100BASE TX network hub 81 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Network Interface Board Installation Installation of Options CAUTION 10BASE T 100BASE TX Compatible Ether...

Page 83: ... main unit and carefully lower the board box Remove two thumb screws to reveal the memory slot Electronic components are susceptible to damage by static electricity Remove static charge from your clothes and body by touching your hands to the board box before you touch the additional memory chip Dust in the slot may cause damage Blow it out with an air duster before installing the additional memor...

Page 84: ...Step 3 Return the board box to its original position 83 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Memory Extension Installation of Options Slot 1 already in use Slot 2 Additional Memory Nicked End ...

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Page 86: ...deal with them Printer Status Display PAGE 86 Messaged Errors and Countermeasures PAGE 88 Data error Display and Countermeasures PAGE 91 Command Error Display and Countermeasures PAGE 92 Errors Rrequiring a Restart PAGE 94 Details of the Display 85 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Details of the Display ...

Page 87: ...se the cover Cover open lever up The cover is open and the hold lever is up Close the cover and lower the hold lever Data reception in progress Data is being received Printing will begin after the data has been processed Converting the data Data is being processed Printing will begin after the data has been processed Printing in progress Processed data is being printed Printer Status Display 86 RJ...

Page 88: ...ed Please wait See Basic Edition page 63 Media initialization in progress Media is being initialized Please wait 87 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Printer Status Display Details of the Display C l e a n i n g C o n f i r m P a p e r K i n d ...

Page 89: ...An error has occurred during media detection Either media smaller than the minimum size or larger than the maximum size was detected or the hold lever was up or a media jam occurred during media detection This error also occurs if the media is not loaded in the correct posi tion Put the hold lever up and reload the media See Basic Edition page 38 41 Media skew error Roll media has slipped obliquel...

Page 90: ...have it ready for replacement See Basic Edition page 84 Waste box full The waste box is full of waste liquid Take out the waste box and replace the waste liquid absorbent sheet Install a waste box that contains a waste liquid absorbent sheet See Basic Edition page 84 Request to insert ink cartridges of the same type The type of ink cartridges was changed from dye to pigment or from pigment to dye ...

Page 91: ...missing The ink cartridge of the color that is displayed is not installed Insert a car tridge See Basic Edition page 79 All ink cartridges missing No ink cartridges are installed Insert cartridges See Basic Edition page 79 Insufficient memory There was insufficient memory during data processing or printing In this case the beeper gives three long beeps Printing continues but the result can not be ...

Page 92: ...sed in brackets in the data error message Network board detection error A board other than a prescribed net work interface board has been installed Replace with a prescribed network interface board See page 80 Network board initialization error An error occurred when the network interface board was installed The net work interface board may be faulty Replace the network interface board See page 80...

Page 93: ...s should be checked The command that caused the error may be shown enclosed in brackets in the data error message Undefined command error A command that is undefined by MH GL command mode was analyzed See pages 22 33 Parameter error An invalid number of parameters follow the command See pages 22 33 Numerical value error An invalid parameter follows the com mand See pages 22 33 Undefined character ...

Page 94: ...22 33 In each case first check that the command modes of the com puter and printer are compatible Refer to your computer manu al for computer settings 93 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Command Error Display and Countermeasures Details of the Display M H 0 6 E r r o r M H 0 7 E r r o r NOTE ...

Page 95: ... an error has occurred in the mechanical system remove the foreign object paper scraps etc that are causing the obstruction and restart the printer Feed motor error An error with the media feed motor has occurred Carriage motor error An error with the carriage motor has occurred Feed encoder error An error with the media feed encoder has occurred Carriage encoder error An error with the carriage e...

Page 96: ...AM error An error has occurred when writing to the flash RAM Sum check error A flash RAM sum check error has occurred In the case of a Sensor detection error NVRAM error or Sum check error switch on the power again If the error persists contact your MUTOH local dealer 95 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Errors Requiring a Restart Errors Requiring Restart that Involve the Mechanical Syst...

Page 97: ...or has occurred in the CPU Address exception error An address exception error has occurred in the CPU Address exception error An address exception error has occurred in the CPU Bus exception error A bus exception error has occurred in the CPU Bus exception error A bus exception error has occurred in the CPU 96 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Errors Requiring a Restart Errors Requiring ...

Page 98: ... error A trap exception error has occurred in the CPU Watch exception error A watch exception error has occurred in the CPU Watchdog timeout error A watchdog timeout error has occurred in the CPU Abort error An abort error has occurred in the CPU In each case switch off wait 10 seconds and switch on 97 RJ 6000 Series USER GUIDE Functions Edition Errors Requiring a Restart Errors Requiring Restart ...

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Page 100: ...or easier manual look up Explanation of Functions Details of each function are explained and manual page numbers are provided for easier look up How to Set Parameters Detailed explanation of setting parameters in each menu Installation of Options This explains how to fit the optional network interface board and extended memory Control Panel and Menus This outlines the control panel for menu settin...

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