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Replacing the cleaning wiper 119

The cleaning wiper is an essential part to make printing consistent. Please replace it periodically.

Replacing period:

• Approx. every six months

Replacing the cleaning wiper

Note

If a non-replaceable wiper is installed on your printer (as shown in the illustration left below), you cannot replace it by yourself.

• For replacement, contact your local Mutoh dealer.

Skin or eye contact with UV curable ink may cause skin inflammation or allergic reaction.

For this operation, be sure to wear the supplied gloves (or solvent resistant gloves) and goggles to prevent ink from contacting
with your eyes or skin.

Do not open or close the cover while you are off balance.

You may pinch your finger or get injured.

Replacing steps

[1]

Check that no object including a jig is loaded on the table.

[2]

Press the [Menu] key.

[3]

• Press the [ - ] key until “Menu 3: Maintenance >” appears.

• Press the [>] key.

[4]

• Press the [ - ] key until “Mnt.3: CR Maintenance” appears.

• Press the [Enter] key.

Non-replaceable wiper

Replaceable wiper

CAUTION

Set Media

Remove Media

Media Set

Low speed

Press!

Menu 3 :

Maintenance >

Mnt. 3 :

CR Maintenance

Summary of Contents for VJ-626UF

Page 1: ...UTOH or the dealer you purchased the product from if you find any unclear erroneous or otherwise unsatisfactory content in the manual Please be aware that MUTOH will not be liable in any way for failures or accidents that result from handling or operating the printer according to any procedures other than those set forth in this manual Company names and product names that appear in this manual are...

Page 2: ... is a Class 2 laser product Laser specifications of this system including the housing Wavelength 655 nm maximum output 1mW or less pulse duration 3 0μs Complies with IEC 60825 1 Edition 3 0 2014 05 Complies with FDA performance standards for laser products except for deviations pursuant to Laser notice No 50 dated June 24 2007 CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures oth...

Page 3: ... ValueJet Layer Editor 22 Displaying Help 23 Requirements for usable media 24 Precautions when using this printer 25 Powering ON OFF 27 Turning the power ON 27 Turning the power OFF 27 Sleep Mode 29 Printing 31 Printing area 31 Loading media 32 Nozzle check and cleaning 37 Starting printing 41 Pausing Restarting printing 44 Canceling printing 44 What you can do on the operation panel during printi...

Page 4: ...int 80 Test 4 Setup List 80 Test 5 Palette 81 Menu3 Maintenance 82 Mnt 1 Cleaning 82 Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk 82 Mnt 3 CR Maintenance 83 Mnt 4 UV Scan 83 Mnt 5 Ink Discharge 84 Mnt 6 Calibration 84 Mnt 7 Moving Printer 85 Mnt 8 Table Maint 85 Mnt 9 Daily Maint 85 Menu4 Printer Status 86 Status 1 Ink 86 Status 2 Lifetimes 86 Status 3 Job Status 87 Status 4 Version 87 Status 5 SerialNo 87 Menu5 Option 88...

Page 5: ...te ink tank 96 Emptying waste ink tank 96 Daily Maintenance 99 Flow of Daily Maintenance 99 Preparing for Daily Maintenance 100 Performing Daily Maintenance 102 Printer Maintenance 107 Head cleaning 107 Clean daily maintenance parts 109 Inside cleaning 111 Replacing consumable parts 116 Replacing absorption material for the flushing box 116 Replacing the cleaning wiper 119 Moving and Transporting ...

Page 6: ...ing 135 Installation and initial setup troubleshooting 135 Boot up troubleshooting 136 Media related troubleshooting 137 Table related troubleshooting 138 Printing related troubleshooting 138 Printing related troubleshooting continued 139 Specifications of this printer 141 Printing area 141 List of specifications 142 Options Supply list 143 Revision History 143 ...

Page 7: ...ueJet Layer Editor 22 Displaying Help 23 Requirements for usable media 24 Precautions when using this printer 25 Powering ON OFF 27 Turning the power ON 27 Turning the power OFF 27 Sleep Mode 29 Printing 31 Printing area 31 Loading media 32 Nozzle check and cleaning 37 Starting printing 41 Pausing Restarting printing 44 Canceling printing 44 What you can do on the operation panel during printing 4...

Page 8: ...the ink Cartridge slots Install an ink cartridge or cleaning cartridge Table The media is printed on this It has a vacuum fan inside LED pointer Used for setting the media placement set position and the origin pointposition Obstacle sensor Sensor for making sure the media does not contact the print head Front cover Open when loading media Handle This handle is used for service maintenance by maint...

Page 9: ... pressing and holding this down for 2 seconds or longer will run a media set check When setting the menu Press this to go to the menu item you select Press this to confirm a set value Cleaning Mode key For changing the cleaning mode Long press this key for more than 2 seconds to execute head cleaning When setting a value Press this to move to a lower level of menu items Press this to change a set ...

Page 10: ...dge s ink is low the slot 4 cartridge s ink has run out and no cartridge has been inserted in slot 5 The following icons indicate the status of each slot Remaining ink amount More than 80 less than 100 Remaining ink amount Less than 20 Remaining ink amount More than 60 less than 80 Ink Low Remaining ink amount More than 40 less than 60 Ink End Remaining ink amount More than 20 less than 40 No cart...

Page 11: ...eep Mode1 Start Sleep Mode2 SetTimer Menu5 Option Option1 Rotary Unit Menu4 PrinterStatus Status1 Ink Status2 Lifetimes Status3 Job Status Status4 Version Status5 Serial No to Setting Menu5 to Setting Menu5 Menu3 Maintenance Mnt 1 Cleaning Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk Mnt 3 CR Maintenance Mnt 4 UV Scan Mnt 5 Ink Discharge to Setting Menu4 Mnt 6 Calibration Mnt 7 Moving Printer Mnt 8 Table Maint Mnt 9 Daily...

Page 12: ...on 7 Show Edges 6 Low Speed 8 Obst Detect Mode Fine Effect i Weave UV PF1 Initial Print PF2 Initial Change PF4 Micro Print PF5 Micro Change Set1 User Type to Setting Menu3 to Setting Menu3 Adj 2 RoughPatternALL Adj X RoughPatternX Adj 6 Fine Ptn ALL Adj 7 Fine Ptn A Adj 6 Fine Ptn ALL Adj X Fine Ptn X Adj 1 Confirm Ptn PF3 Confirm Print ...

Page 13: ...ced Auto1 WaitingTime Auto2 PrintingTime Auto3 Before Print 8 Obst Detect Obst Auto Obst Print Cancel Obst Confirm This menu is available in 6 color configuration Media1 Set Media Media2 Size Media3 Height Media4 Location Media5 Origin Media6 Detailed Set 5 Media Setting A A B Height Auto Height Manual PG Offset 0 0 mm MediaHeight 0 0 mm B Obst Auto Obst Print Cancel Obst Confirm ...

Page 14: ...tial2 Length Initial3 Remain Ink Initial4 IP Address Initial5 Subnet Mask Initial6 Gateway Mnt 1 Cleaning Time Short Time Normal Time Long Time Little Charge Time Initial Charge Mnt 4 UV Scan UV Scan1 Start UV Scan2 Scans UV Scan3 Post Cure Init Adv Settings Init Init Settings Init ALL Initial7 Alert Buzzer ...

Page 15: ...tting menu 5 Status 3 Job Status Job Status Completed ToDoLength xxx x m Done xxx x m Remain xxx x m Status 2 Lifetimes Head E F Pump E F CR Motor Change PF Motor E F PG Motor E F CPump E F UV Lamp E F WasteInkTank E F ...

Page 16: ...16 Menu chart Menu during printing ToDoLength xxx x mm Done xxx x mm Remain Time xxxx min Menu1 PF Micro Adj Menu2 Backup Menu3 Job Status Remain xxx x mm Menu4 ResetWasteInk ...

Page 17: ...ke your iPhone and Android Main functions Status monitor Remote panel 1 ValueJet Club This Web service provides free useful contents to ValueJet users Have user registration done to use various services Main functions Downloading the latest application and manual Downloading media profiles Printer status check When using the printer information supplying service of VSM ValueJet Club server Connect...

Page 18: ...e received data to each layer to perform layer printing To create print data file use Layout and Print Tool 2 or other graphic applications Intended use Suitable for small print production or adding text to an image Recommended to use ValueJet Layer Editor for large print production Saves print data with format converted for the printer to print soon after sending from ValueJet Layer Editor and ef...

Page 19: ...Windows 7 Click Start Devices and Printers 2 Right click the MUTOH VJ 626UF icon and click Printing preferences The Printer Configuration dialog box opens only at the first time The Printing Preferences screen of printer driver opens from the second time 3 Select the ink type and the ink configuration settings and click OK After clicking the Printing Preferences screen of printer driver opens Note...

Page 20: ...n the Desktop Windows 10 Windows 7 Double click the VSM icon on the Desktop Note Launching from the Start Menu of Windows Windows 8 Windows 8 1 Right click somewhere the Start screen tiles are not displayed to display the application bar and click All Apps Windows 10 Windows 7 From the Start menu click All Programs or All Apps MUTOH ValueJet Status Monitor Displaying VSM Double click the VSM icon ...

Page 21: ... operate Displaying remote panel Click Remote Panel The remote panel opens Exiting VSM Right click the VSM icon in the task tray and click Exit Note When using the printer do not exit VSM When closing the VSM window click Settings Close Windows 8 1 Click the Down Arrow in the Start screen Click ValueJet Status Monitor ...

Page 22: ...ar on the desktop and then click Search Enter Layout and Print Tool 2 and then click Click the Layout and Print Tool 2 icon displayed in the search result Windows 10 Windows 7 From the Start menu click All Programs or All Apps MUTOH Layout and Print Tool 2 in order Launching ValueJet Layer Editor Windows 8 Window 8 1 Display the charm bar on the desktop and then click Search Enter ValueJet Layer E...

Page 23: ...Help menu is available in the printer driver and ValueJet Finder Displaying Help Printer driver Display the Printing Preferences screen of printer driver and click Help ValueJet Finder Launch ValueJet Finder and click Help ...

Page 24: ...that adequate print results may not be obtained if there is a large distance between the lower level printing surfaces and the print head Do not use media that are liable to reflect the UV light The reflective UV light can cure the ink on the print head When loading a new media make sure to place it on an appropriate position and input correct media information If wrong information is entered the ...

Page 25: ...east once a week When left unused for a long time the print head nozzles can get clogged causing damage to the printer This printer requires daily maintenance Perform the Nozzle check before and after printing If nozzle clog is found perform a head cleaning Make sure to perform daily maintenance after you finish printing for the day Failure to perform daily maintenance may affect print quality or ...

Page 26: ...ose the cover If excessive force is applied to the cover it will shorten its life or will damage to the printer Always fully open the maintenance cover If you leave it half open the maintenance cover can suddenly close When closing the maintenance cover hold the tab on the maintenance cover to gently close it Do not place your fingers on the edges of the printer s opening portion or on any parts a...

Page 27: ...e the printer with its power turned permanently on When you are not using the printer always leave the power on and put the printer into the sleep mode while not in use If you do not put the printer into the sleep mode the ink inside the printer could settle out and or coagulate causing poor image quality or printer failure Sleep Mode on page 29 1 Check that the printer completes printing and no o...

Page 28: ...access to daily maintenance 6 The message on the left will appear You can start daily maintenance Performing Daily Maintenance on page 102 After the daily maintenance is complete press the Enter key The printer automatically performs the Short cleaning After the Short cleaning the printer will start turning off Remove Media E Wait for a while Daily Maint End Cleaning Power Off Printer ...

Page 29: ... followings once a week Check the ink level and replace the relevant ink cartridge if Ink Low is displayed Agitate the ink cartridges Steps 1 Make sure that the printer s operating condition is as follows The front cover and the maintenance cover are closed No object including a jig is loaded on the table The remaining ink level is sufficient The waste ink tank has enough space Important If you ar...

Page 30: ... the Short cleaning The sleep mode will start To exit the sleep mode press the Enter key Note The power button flashes in blue while the printer is in the sleep mode To set the timer for automatic head cleaning during sleep mode see SleepMode 2 SetTimer on page 88 Depending on the elapsed time from the previous automatic maintenance the printer may automatically execute head cleaning and or ink ch...

Page 31: ...ttach your own jig Printing is always started from origin position print start point See the figure below as example Printing area Important When using this printer DO NOT place any objects around obstacle detection area Otherwise it will cause false detection of the obstacle sensor and the printer may not be able to print correctly Printing ABC DEF GHI JKL Y direction X direction Origin position ...

Page 32: ...able it will be cured by UV lamp and will not be removed from the table 1 Placing the media on the table 1 Check that the message on the left is displayed If not displayed press the Remove Media key 2 Hold the handle on the front cover to gently open it Fully open the front cover Check that the message on the left is displayed Note If the message on the left is displayed you can use the and keys t...

Page 33: ...Obst Media size Media location and Media origin 2 Media Height Setting Printer Response Setting for Obstacle Detection 1 Use the key to configure media height setting Auto Printerautomaticallydetects height ofmediaand lowers the table until the obstacle sensor detects no obstacle Manual User manually input height of media Press the Enter key 2 Use or key to specify the offset value between the pri...

Page 34: ...e obstacle after the table moves down to its lowest position the printer cancels printing and prompts the obstacle error message For details on the related sections of the Panel Setting menu see the following 8 Obst Detect on page 69 4 The message on the left will appear While the table is moving to the print start position the obstacle sensor will detect the media If no obstacle is detected move ...

Page 35: ...essage If you want to check the media loading position on the table use key to select Confirm SET Pos Yes and then press the Enter key 4 Inputting the set position 1 Press the Enter key Note If you know the media set position in advance you can input it here using the key to enter the X longitudinal value and key to enter the Y lateral value For the set position any value from 0 0 to 564 0 can be ...

Page 36: ... the origin position any value from 5 0 to 569 0 for the X value and any value from 5 0 to 458 0 for the Y value can be entered These ranges will vary depending on the values set for the media width and length The table will move inward The carriage will move to the set position with its LED pointer lit steady 3 Use the keys to move the LED pointer to the origin position print start point Use the ...

Page 37: ...sparent films or semi transparent films such as OHP film tracing paper and more are recommended to use for nozzle check Important Before loading media read Cautions for handling media on page 24 and then load it on the table Do not open or close the cover while you are off balance You may pinch your finger or get injured Hold the handle of the front cover and gently open or close the cover If exce...

Page 38: ...Press the Set Media key 6 Press the Set Media key While the table is moving to the print start position the obstacle sensor will detect the media to automatically adjust the table to the appropriate height Note If Detailed Set is set to On you need to enter the Media height Obst Media size Media location and Media origin Media Height Setting Printer Response Setting for Obstacle Detection on page ...

Page 39: ...ly printed go to Starting printing on page 41 The figure below are examples of the Nozzle Check patterns Nozzle Check B is printed on the partially colored background The figure below is an example of the Nozzle Check B pattern In this example non colored background area is shown in gray Note The printer information date and time of printing printer s serial number firmware version is printed on t...

Page 40: ...the printer driver or the VSM s remote panel 2 Press the Cleaning key for more than two seconds Cleaning will start 3 Perform a nozzle check again Nozzle check steps on page 37 If there is still nozzle clogging repeat Normal cleaning See Head cleaning on page 107 regarding Short Long and LittleCharge cleaning Option 1 2 Set Media Remove Media Media Set Low speed Press Option 1 2 Set Media Remove M...

Page 41: ...ats PNG png TIFF tif Starting printing Printing from the Layout and Print Tool 2 Note For the details of supported file format see the Layout and Print Tool 2 Operation Manual 1 Start Layout and Print Tool 2 Launching Layout and Print Tool 2 on page 22 2 Select the printer driver Click Apply 3 If the driver settings have not been completed the dialog on the left will appear Click OK 4 The dialog o...

Page 42: ...B on the left illustration 7 Click Print Mode Setting 8 Select Specify print mode setting After specifying all the settings click Apply 9 Click Send to Layer Editor The Choose Print Mode dialog will appear 10 Select the Print Mode Printing is executed Note For more details of layer printing see the Layout and Print Tool 2 Operation Manual A B ...

Page 43: ...d Printing from the Printer Driver 1 Open printing data from application software to execute printing 2 Open the print setup screen of the VJ 626UF printer driver from the application software 3 Conduct print setup Set Page Size Orientation and Print Quality 4 Click OK 5 Printing is executed ...

Page 44: ...g is canceled it cannot be restarted The printing data sent to the printer are deleted Note You can alternatively do this via the printer driver or the VSM s remote panel What you can do on the operation panel during printing 1 Press the Menu key while any of the messages on the left is displayed 2 Use the key to select a menu Menu1 PF Micro Adjustment on page 45 Menu2 Backup on page 45 Menu3 Job ...

Page 45: ...F Micro Adj reflected in the currently selected User Types Menu1 PF Micro Adjustment 1 Press the Enter key to access the menu 2 Use the key to change the setting value Press the Enter key to set the changed value Note The changed value set with this menu will become invalid when the printing ends To have the change reflected in the currently selected User Type save it using Menu2 Backup Menu2 Back...

Page 46: ...heck the total length paper feed direction of the job being printed Done display this to check how much of the current job has been printed Remain display this to check how much of the current job remains to be printed Remain time displays the time remaining to complete the print job Note The values displayed by this function are approximate They are not guaranteed to be rigorously accurate If the...

Page 47: ...e media Whether the print data can be fitted on the media Operation Locate the four corners of the printing area by the LED pointer The LED pointer flashes every second on the point The LED pointer lights up when moving from point to point If the print data is too big for the media the LED pointer flashes fast twice a second on the point Move the LED pointer from the position1 to position4 in orde...

Page 48: ... start position Images might be printed at the position that was not intended or outside the media You can change the settings for the Media Setting from the Panel Setting menu 5 MediaSetting on page 67 5 Press the key until 7 Show Edges appears Press the Enter key 6 Use the or key to select the setting Off LED pointer does not show the printing area This is the default setting Step LED pointer sh...

Page 49: ...1 while the LED is turned off After moving the LED pointer flashes every second for a total of 3 times 2 Check that the LED pointer s position is not misaligned with the media position and then press the Enter key Note The LED pointer remains on until the Enter key is pressed Printing is canceled when the Cancel key is pressed The LED pointer moves to the bottom left corner of the print range posi...

Page 50: ...oving 4 Check that the LED pointer s position is not misaligned with the media position and then press the Enter key Note The LED pointer remains on until the Enter key is pressed When the print data s length X direction length is too big for the media the LED pointer flashes twice a second for a total of 6 times after moving Printing is canceled when the Cancel key is pressed The LED pointer move...

Page 51: ...ed The LED pointer moves to the bottom right corner of the print range position1 The LED pointer remains on while moving After moving the LED pointer flashes every second for a total of 1 time The carriage returns to the original position capping station Checking the print range is complete 6 Press the Enter key to start printing Note Printing is canceled when the Cancel key is pressed Position 4 ...

Page 52: ...he Menu key 2 Press the key until Menu3 Maintenance appears Press the key 3 Press the key until Mnt 4 UV Scan appears Press the key 4 Press the Enter key The printer applies UV light on the print Note The range to apply UV light depends on the User Type s MediaSetting Size and Location settings that are currently selected See the following when changing the number of reciprocating motions for ever...

Page 53: ... the Enter key 4 Press the Enter key The message on the left will appear The table moves to the front side of the printer 5 The message on the left will appear Remove the media and then press the Enter key The message on the left will appear The printer starts table height calibration 6 The calibration is now complete Note If the problem still persists after the calibration go to following menus t...

Page 54: ...ut and Print Tool 2 or ValueJet Layer Editor see Layout and Print Tool 2 Operation Manual or ValueJet Layer Editor Operation Manual Displaying Help on page 23 See the following related sections of Panel Setting Menus Chapter 2 below Adv 1 Multi Strike on page 71 Adv 7 Multi Layer on page 75 Layer printing ...

Page 55: ...int 80 Test 4 Setup List 80 Test 5 Palette 81 Menu3 Maintenance 82 Mnt 1 Cleaning 82 Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk 82 Mnt 3 CR Maintenance 83 Mnt 4 UV Scan 83 Mnt 5 Ink Discharge 84 Mnt 6 Calibration 84 Mnt 7 Moving Printer 85 Mnt 8 Table Maint 85 Mnt 9 Daily Maint 85 Menu4 Printer Status 86 Status 1 Ink 86 Status 2 Lifetimes 86 Status 3 Job Status 87 Status 4 Version 87 Status 5 SerialNo 87 Menu5 Option 88...

Page 56: ...he key to scroll through the menus Press the key to access the menu you are on 3 Use the key to select submenus enter numeric values and so forth Press the Enter key to set execute Use the Cancel key to return to the menu submenu In the case shown on the left pressing Cancel key will return to Menu2 Test Print Introduction 1 2 Set Media Remove Media Media Set Low speed Press Menu 3 Maintenance Men...

Page 57: ...tte Note Nozzle Check B will only appear in the menu if the printer is set to 6 color configuration Menu 3 Maintenance Performs maintenance for Print head and ink Submenus Mnt 1 Cleaning Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk Mnt 3 CR Maintenance Mnt 4 UV Scan Mnt 5 Ink Discharge Menu 1 Setup Set 1 User Type Set 2 Advanced Set 3 Init Settings Set 4 Initialize Menu 2 Test Print Test 1 Nozzle Check Test 2 Nozzle Check...

Page 58: ...Rotary Unit option For more details of this menu see the Rotary Unit Operation Manual Submenus Option 1 Rotary Unit Menu 6 Sleep Mode Configures or activates sleep modes Submenus SleepMode 1 Start SleepMode 2 SetTimer Mnt 6 Calibration Mnt 7 Moving Printer Mnt 8 Table Maint Mnt 9 Daily Maint Menu 4 PrinterStatus Status 1 Ink Status 2 Lifetimes Status 3 Job Status Status 4 Version Status 5 SerialNo...

Page 59: ...ot the printer could print onto the wrong part s of the media or print outside it Detailed Set On on off for the set check display when a media is set on the table only appears when the User Type is selected for the first time Use the key to select On or Off and press the Enter key If you select Detailed Set On you will have to input the Media height Obst Media size Media location and Media origin...

Page 60: ...20 x 1080 12 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV 4 Colors 720 x 1080 6 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV Fine 6 Colors 720 x 1440 16 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV 4 Colors 720 x 1440 8 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV Super Fine 6 Colors 1440 x 1440 32 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV 4 Colors 1440 x 1440 16 pass Uni unidirectional i Weave UV Selects the effect Set up this menu when you w...

Page 61: ... Print rough adjustment patterns A to C and enter adjustment values Print rough adjustment pattern A only and enter an adjustment value PrintroughadjustmentpatternBonlyand enter an adjustment value Print rough adjustment pattern C only and enter an adjustment value Print fine adjustment patterns A to C and enter adjustment values Print fine adjustment pattern A only and enter an adjustment value P...

Page 62: ...ess the Enter key In the case of the picture below enter 7 so that the display reads Pattern B 7 Fine adjustment pattern Press the Enter key to carry out printing Look for and mark a number printed under a pattern that has least misalignment Pattern B 4 or similar will appear in the display Use the key to enter in the display the number that you marked and press the Enter key In the case of the pi...

Page 63: ...nt value 5 Enter the micro adjustment value according to the test pattern print in Step 4 3 PF Adjust Performs media feed adjustment Required media size width 210 mm x length 110 mm A ruler is required for this adjustment Please prepare a commercially available ruler When the following defects are found in your prints they may improve by conducting a paper feed correction Images are overlapping Th...

Page 64: ...Important The maximum setting value for the feed length will vary depending on the settings for MediaSetting Size Length in the User Type The same applies to Confirm Print Some media lengths cannot be used For example if a media has a length of 100 mm or below Media size error Length will appear on the panel and printing will not be carried out Enter the value that you measured Provided there is n...

Page 65: ...e is no discrepancy go to 4 Micro Print In the example below the measured place is shown in blue dotted lines and arrows the blue parts are not actually printed Performs Confirm Print Enter the FeedLength and press the Enter key Print a mark at the beginning feed the media according to the setting value and print another mark Setting values 100 mm to 250 mm to 550 mm indicates the default setting ...

Page 66: ...djustment value and a pattern is printed again the number below the center pattern changes from 0 00 to 0 20 and the left edge to 0 30 and right edge to 0 70 Use the key to enter the micro adjustment value and press the Enter key Setting values 5 00 to 0 00 to 5 00 indicates the default setting 4 Vacuum Fan Sets up vacuum fan operation It has the role of fixing the media to the table If you are us...

Page 67: ...set in place on the table If you select Origin Off the origin position input menu ORG X __ Y __ will not appear Also the origin position set in the User Type will be X 5 0 Y 5 0 If you select Detailed Set On you will havetoinputthe Mediaheight Obst Media size Media location and Media origin after pressing the Set Media key each time you set a media on the table However you can eliminate the need f...

Page 68: ...0 The printing speed will be lowered to 25 7 Show Edges To check the printing area before printing LED pointer shows where the image will be printed on the media Checking the printing area on page 47 Setting values LED pointer does not show the printing area This is the default setting LED pointer shows where the image will be printed on the media and the printer will ask you at each point of corn...

Page 69: ...ia flat on the table without any warp fold or curl Press the Enter key to resume the job without changing the table height Obst Print Cancel Press the Enter key to cancel the job and prompts the obstacle error message 9 User Copy This is for copying the currently selected User Type setting into another User Type The items that will be copied are Print Mode Effect the Confirm Print and PF Adjust ad...

Page 70: ... on page 72 Adv 4 Header Dump on page 72 Adv 5 Spitting on page 73 Adv 6 Auto Cleaning on page 74 Adv 7 Multi Layer on page 75 Adv 8 White Maintenance on page 75 This only appears when 6 color is set Set 2 Advanced Adv 1 Multi Strike Adv 2 Pass Wait Adv 3 Head Travel Adv 4 Header Dump Adv 5 Spitting Adv 6 AutoCleaning Adv 7 Multi Layer Adv 8 White Maint ...

Page 71: ...on page 71 Layer Multi Str 3 Va on page 71 Sets the number of times to print the same line in color CMYK layer Setting values 1 times to 9 times indicates the default setting Sets the number of times to print the same line in white layer Setting values 1 times to 9 times indicates the default setting Sets the number of times to print the same line in varnish layer clear topcoat Setting values 1 ti...

Page 72: ...information when printing Required media size width 250 mm x length 50 mm Data header Data dot number printed only when Header Dump setting is ON Printer serial number Firmware version Setting values Dump data is not printed This is the default setting Dump data is printed after the original image is printed Prints only header dump Data dot number is not printed Note The data will be useful when c...

Page 73: ... of the print head s nozzles It consumes ink Sets the frequency that the printer spits ink from the print head The head will carry out spitting operation every time it completes the number of passes that you set here Setting values 1 time to 999 times Important If the number of spitting returns is set high there is a higher chance of nozzle clogging when printing for a long time In such a case pri...

Page 74: ...to perform auto cleaning during standby mode Setting values Off 10 min to 1 440 min indicates the default setting Sets the timer to perform auto cleaning while printing Setting values Off 5 min to 180 min indicates the default setting Enables or disables auto cleaning before printing Setting values Off On indicates the default setting Adv 6 AutoCleaning Auto1 Waiting Time Auto2 PrintingTime Auto3 ...

Page 75: ...lect On for this Adv 8 White Maintenance Sets up white ink s maintenance operation If you do not usually use white ink for regular printing set to Little to minimize white ink consumption in standby status This menu will only appear in 6 color configuration Setting values White ink maintenance operation will be carried out at a normal frequency This is the default setting White ink maintenance ope...

Page 76: ...nguage to be displayed on the operation panel Setting values Displays will be in English This is the default setting Displays the menu items in Japanese Initial 2 Length Selects a length unit to be displayed on the operation panel Setting values Displays the length in millimeters mm This is the default setting Displays the length in inches inch Set 3 Init Settings Initial1 Language Initial2 Length...

Page 77: ... value The cursor will move on to the next setting value Confirm your input for each value Setting values 0 0 0 0 to 192 168 1 253 to 255 255 255 255 indicates the default setting Initial 5 Subnet Mask Sets the subnet mask of the printer Use the key to increase a setting value Use the key to decrease a setting value Press the Enter key to confirm your input for a value The cursor will move on to t...

Page 78: ...continuous buzzer beep Setting values After several beeps the printer automatically turns off beep sound Press any key on Operation panel to turn off beep sound This is the default setting Set 4 Initialize Restore the settings of the printer to factory default Submenus Initialize the User Type settings Type1 to Type10 in all the submenus of the Set 1 User Type Initialize the settings in all the su...

Page 79: ...inted in color so that the nozzle condition is easy to see Part of the background for the white nozzles is black The background of the KCMY nozzles are white For varnish and part of white nozzles the background is not printed Required media size width 260 mm x length 35 mm Nozzle check steps on page 37 Note Nozzle Check B will only appear in the menu if the printer is set to 6 color configuration ...

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Page 81: ...Test 5 Palette 81 Test 5 Palette Palette print is executed for the color demonstration Required media size width 210 mm x length 210 mm Test 5 Palette ...

Page 82: ...al cleaning Provide higher cleaning effect than Long cleaning but it also consumes more ink Provide higher cleaning effect than Little Charge but it also consumes more ink When Empty WasteInk E appears empty out the waste fluid and press the Enter key Drain waste fluid into container on page 97 Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk This resets the waste ink counter to zero Resetting waste ink counter on page 98 Men...

Page 83: ...er the replacement is complete press the Enter key The printer moves the carriage and the cleaning wiper back to each original position Mnt 4 UV Scan Performs further UV curing Use this when you want to promote ink curing by applying additional UV light Submenus UV Scan 1 Start on page 84 UV Scan 2 Scans on page 84 UV Scan 3 Post Cure on page 84 Note The range over which the UV scanning is execute...

Page 84: ...ure only Setting 2 4 8 16 indicates the default setting UV Scan 3 Post Cure When it is set to On the printer automatically performs post curing to apply additional UV light after printing Setting Off On indicates the default setting Mnt 5 Ink Discharge Discharges the ink in the printer This operation is performed before moving the printer Transporting the printer on page 123 Mnt 6 Calibration Cali...

Page 85: ...nt Use this menu in following cases If the nozzle missing still persists after performing head cleaning If you perform printing all day without entering to sleep mode and you need to perform daily maintenance Clean daily maintenance parts on page 109 Submenus Press the Enter key to start maintenance After the maintenance is complete press the Enter key The printer automatically performs the Short ...

Page 86: ...ur local MUTOH dealer to ask for replacing parts After Change appears Life Times Pump or a similar message will be displayed when you are not in this menu You can delete this message by pressing the Cancel key Submenus Displays the service life for the print head Displays the service life for the pump Displays the service life for the CR motor Displays the service life for the PF motor Displays th...

Page 87: ...t guarantee the accuracy If the print data includes no length data all information will be displayed as 0 This function is to check the information of print data with the print operation is completed For the details on data while printing please refer to the What you can do on the operation panel during printing of Menu3 Job Status on page 46 Status 4 Version Displays the versions of the firmware ...

Page 88: ...Sets the timer to perform head cleaning in the sleep mode Setting values Off 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 12 18 24 hours indicates the default setting If you set an interval the display will shift to SleepMode 1 Start Important In following cases the printer does not perform head cleaning by the timer in sleep mode Front cover is open Maintenance cover is open The waste ink tank is full There is little remaining...

Page 89: ...ste ink tank 96 Emptying waste ink tank 96 Daily Maintenance 99 Flow of Daily Maintenance 99 Preparing for Daily Maintenance 100 Performing Daily Maintenance 102 Printer Maintenance 107 Head cleaning 107 Clean daily maintenance parts 109 Inside cleaning 111 Replacing consumable parts 116 Replacing absorption material for the flushing box 116 Replacing the cleaning wiper 119 Moving and Transporting...

Page 90: ...condition Head cleaning on page 107 Replacing ink cartridge on page 95 Emptying waste ink tank on page 96 Printer Maintenance on page 107 Replacing absorption material for the flushing box on page 116 Monthly Inside cleaning on page 111 Every six months Replacing the cleaning wiper on page 119 Important In following cases please contact your local MUTOH dealer to request service personnel The same...

Page 91: ... absorption material for the flushing box on page 116 Replacing the cleaning wiper on page 119 How to wear the supplied gloves Wear the rubber gloves white over the plastic gloves pink Do not touch uncured UV ink with bare hands If glove becomes contaminated with ink replace it with new If protective clothing becomes contaminated with ink immediately remove and wash for re use If ink gets on skin ...

Page 92: ...e ink cartridges periodically Otherwise the ink inside the cartridges settles or coagulates and may cause poor print quality or a malfunction You should agitate the ink cartridges when the message appears Otherwise for 12 hours after the message appears you will repeatedly have to wait a certain time before you can print When 12 hours have passed the printer will not print any data In either case ...

Page 93: ...the lint free cloth over the ink plug of the cartridge turn the plug up and maintain vertical position for three seconds Rotate cartridge upside down plug facing down and hold for three seconds Repeat it 10 times 4 Re insert the ink cartridges into Ink cartridge slots Important Make sure you insert the ink cartridges into the original slots Even when you have the same color ink cartridges do not s...

Page 94: ...Menu 4 PrinterStatus appears Press the key 3 Press the Enter key 4 Displays the remaining ink in Slots 1 to 4 as percentages of the full levels Press the key to flip to the display for Slots 5 and 6 When cartridge is nearly out of ink Steps 1 Press the Enter key The buzzer stops In the icons shown on the left the Slot 2 cartridge is nearing replacement time 2 Prepare an ink cartridge to replace No...

Page 95: ...nward and wait for three seconds Repeat that 10 times Note When replacing varnish ink you do not have to agitate it 3 Remove the empty ink cartridge and insert the new one Make sure to match the ink cartridge color with the label of this printer The arrow should face up Insert all the way to the end Important Do not replace ink cartridge when the power of this printer is OFF Ink level cannot be de...

Page 96: ...k tank immediately Printing or other operation will stop It will resume when you have carried out ResetWasteInk Do not mix waste fluid with any other chemicals even in a small amount If mixed with other chemicals e g oxidizing agent it may produce heat Before pouring waste fluid into a container make sure the container is empty inside the container is completely dry Skin or eye contact with UV cur...

Page 97: ...luid level correctly and it can lead waste fluid leaks inside or from the printer 2 Hold both sides of the light blocking cover and open it 3 Pull out the waste ink tube 4 Insert the waste ink tube into a container Turn the hand valve as shown in the figure left to drain the waste fluid Drain waste fluid into the container After emptying the waste ink tank return the hand valve to the original pos...

Page 98: ... chemicals even in a small amount 2 Resetting waste ink counter Before resetting the counter make sure the waste ink tank is completely empty If not it can lead waste fluid leaks inside or from the printer 1 Press the Menu key Press the key until Menu 3 Maintenance appears Press the key 2 Press the key until Mnt 2 ResetWasteInk appears Press the Enter key 3 Press the Enter key The waste ink counte...

Page 99: ...e make sure to perform daily maintenance once a day Failure to perform daily maintenance may affect print quality or result in damage to the printer To perform daily maintenance without entering to sleep mode go to Mnt 9 Daily Maint on the operation panel Mnt 9 Daily Maint on page 85 Clean daily maintenance parts on page 109 Daily Maintenance Prepare required items for Daily Maintenance The printe...

Page 100: ... optional maintenance cleaner contact your local Mutoh dealer or nearest Mutoh sales office 2 Wear the rubber gloves white over the plastic gloves pink Wear protective goggles Skin or eye contact with UV curable ink may cause skin inflammation or allergic reaction For this operation be sure to wear the supplied gloves or solvent resistant gloves and goggles to prevent ink from contacting with your...

Page 101: ...ig on the table and then press the Enter key The table carriage and cleaning wiper move to gain access to daily maintenance 7 The message on the left will appear You can start maintenance Important Make sure to complete this maintenance within 5 minutes while the printer is in Daily maintenance state 1 2 Set Media Remove Media Media Set Low speed Press Menu6 Sleep Mode SleepMode 1 Start Start Slee...

Page 102: ...If any ink or dust is found using a paper towel remove ink and dust from the UV lamp If ink deposits cannot be removed with the paper towel use the scraper supplied with the printer Press the scraper on the ink deposits with a slight angle and scrape off the ink deposits Use the paper towel to clean the ink scraped from the lamp Important Make sure to use the scraper supplied with the printer Neve...

Page 103: ...h fingers If sebum is adhered it can cause damage to the print head Do not reuse a cleaning stick Dusts can adhere causing damage to the print head 1 Put a cleaning stick in the plastic cup Use the dropper to dampen the swab of cleaning stick with dedicated maintenance cleaner Amount used 0 5 ml 2 Look in the stainless tray to check the bottom of the carriage Using the cleaning stick dampened with...

Page 104: ... printer use a paper towel to wipe it off 2 Use the cleaning stick to remove the ink and dust on the circumference of the bottom of the carriage 3 Remove the tray from the table and then close the front cover gently 4 Next clean the cleaning wiper and the cap circumference Print head circumference Print head guide part DO NOT touch the surface of a print head the yellow portions in the illustratio...

Page 105: ...the cleaning wiper with a cleaning stick Wipe the left side surface of cleaning wiper going back and forth 3 Wipe the right side surface of cleaning wiper going back and forth 4 Use the cleaning stick to remove the ink and dust on the circumference of the cap 5 Close the maintenance cover gently 6 Next finish the daily maintenance DO NOT touch the absorber the yellow portions in the illustration r...

Page 106: ...e used cleaning stick Use a paper towel to wipe the maintenance cleaner off the dropper Dispose of the maintenance cleaner in the plastic cup and dry the cup well using the paper towel Use a paper towel to clean the tray Important Do not reuse a cleaning stick Dusts can adhere causing damage to the print head Check that the lid of the maintenance cleaner is shut properly and store it 5 Now the dai...

Page 107: ...aning When nozzle clogging still occurs after Normal cleaning perform Long cleaning Little Charge Provides higher cleaning effect than Long cleaning it consumes a large amount of ink This mode cannot be selected via the Cleaning key Select it from the Cleaning submenu in the Panel Setting Menus Mnt 1 Cleaning on page 82 Initial Charge Provides higher cleaning effect than LittleCharge but also cons...

Page 108: ...ge 107 Note When nozzle clogging remains even after repeating Normal cleaning several times perform Long cleaning When nozzle clogging remains even after repeating Long cleaning several times conduct Printer Maintenance on page 107 If it does not help to recover the nozzle carry out LittleCharge via the Cleaning submenu in the Panel Setting Menus Option 1 2 Set Media Remove Media Media Set Low spe...

Page 109: ...ce enter to sleep mode and then perform maintenance Daily Maintenance on page 99 1 Putting the printer into the Daily maintenance mode 1 Check that no object including a jig is loaded on the table 2 Press the Menu key 3 Press the key until Menu 3 Maintenance appears Press the key 4 Press the key to bring up Mnt 9 Daily Maint Press the Enter key 5 Press the Enter key 6 The message on the left will ...

Page 110: ...e cover as shown on the left to gently open the cover When closing the maintenance cover hold the tab on the maintenance cover to gently close it Do not place your fingers on the edges of the printer s opening portion or on any parts around those edges Your fingers could get caught and be injured 2 Press the Enter key 3 The printer automatically performs the Short cleaning 4 Dispose of the used cl...

Page 111: ...cover and gently open or close the cover If excessive force is applied to the cover it will shorten its life or will damage to the printer 1 Cleaning on the table 1 Hold the handle on the front cover to gently open it Fully open the front cover 2 Clean away dirt from the table using a cloth soaked in water and thoroughly wrung out Important Do not blow off dusts inside the printer with a gas duste...

Page 112: ... from the rail Important If any dirt or dust remains on the table rail it may reduce print quality Do not blow off dusts inside the printer with a gas duster Dust can attach to moving parts causing abnormal sound or malfunctions 4 Close the front cover slowly holding it by the place shown in the picture 5 Check that the cover is closed and then press the Remove Media key The table moves to the fro...

Page 113: ... key 3 Press the key until Menu 3 Maintenance appears Press the key 4 Press the key until Mnt 8 Table Maint appears Press the Enter key 5 The message on the left will appear Press the Enter key The message on the left will appear The table moves to the front side of the printer 6 The message on the left will appear Remove the media and the jig on the table and then press the Enter key The message ...

Page 114: ... front cover 2 Use the paper towel supplied with the printer to lightly wipe off grease built up on the screw shaft as shown in figure left 3 Apply approximately 5 mm of lubricating grease on the cleaning stick 4 Apply the grease on the screw shaft Apply it on the area where the grease was built up in Step 4 ...

Page 115: ... shaft After greasing 1 Close the front cover slowly holding it by the place shown in the picture 2 Press the Enter key The table moves up and down to smooth out the grease on the shaft The table moves to the original position 3 The message on the left will appear That ends the procedure Table Maint End Set Media then press Set Media key ...

Page 116: ...kin inflammation or allergic reaction For this operation be sure to wear the supplied gloves or solvent resistant gloves and goggles to prevent ink from contacting with your eyes or skin Do not open or close the cover while you are off balance You may pinch your finger or get injured 1 Checking steps 1 Hold the tab on the maintenance cover as shown on the left to gently open the cover Fully open t...

Page 117: ...s 1 Check that no object including a jig is loaded on the table 2 Press the Menu key 3 Press the key until Menu 3 Maintenance appears Press the key 4 Press the key until Mnt 3 CR Maintenance appears Press the Enter key 5 Press the Enter key The carriage moves to the center of the printer The cleaning wiper moves upward The message on the left will appear 6 Hold the tab on the maintenance cover as ...

Page 118: ... the flushing box be cautious of ink drops 8 Attach new absorption material for the flushing box 9 Hold the tab on the maintenance cover as shown on the left to gently close the cover When closing the maintenance cover hold the tab on the maintenance cover to gently close it Do not place your fingers on the edges of the printer s opening portion or on any parts around those edges Your fingers coul...

Page 119: ...mation or allergic reaction For this operation be sure to wear the supplied gloves or solvent resistant gloves and goggles to prevent ink from contacting with your eyes or skin Do not open or close the cover while you are off balance You may pinch your finger or get injured Replacing steps 1 Check that no object including a jig is loaded on the table 2 Press the Menu key 3 Press the key until Menu...

Page 120: ... cover as shown on the left to gently open the cover Fully open the maintenance cover Always fully open the maintenance cover If you leave it half open the maintenance cover can suddenly close 7 Remove the cleaning wiper Lift the cleaning wiper hook and release the hook Then remove the cleaning wiper Important When removing the cleaning wiper be cautious of ink drops CR Maint Start CR Maint End CA...

Page 121: ...the rubber it will damage the print head 9 Hold the tab on the maintenance cover as shown on the left to gently close the cover When closing the maintenance cover hold the tab on the maintenance cover to gently close it Do not place your fingers on the edges of the printer s opening portion or on any parts around those edges Your fingers could get caught and be injured 10 Press the Enter key The m...

Page 122: ...lt set against something or place this printer upside down Otherwise the ink may leak or the handling mentioned above may cause abnormality Moving the printer 1 Preparation before moving 1 Empty the waste ink tank Emptying waste ink tank on page 96 2 Reset the waste ink counter Resetting waste ink counter on page 98 3 Turn the printer OFF then remove all the cables from the printer 4 Move the prin...

Page 123: ...ss the Enter key 5 When the message on the left appears transfer the waste fluid into a container Drain waste fluid into container on page 97 under Emptying waste ink tank 6 Press the Enter key The message on the left will appear 7 Remove the cartridges from all the cartridge slots The message on the left will appear Discharging the ink will start 8 When the message on the left appears transfer th...

Page 124: ...ft will appear The table moves to the front side of the printer 7 The message on the left will appear Remove the media and the jig on the table and then press the Enter key 8 The message on the left will appear The table moves to the position to secure with shipping brackets 9 The message on the left will appear Press the power button to turn OFF the printer 1 2 Set Media Remove Media Media Set Lo...

Page 125: ...Use the hexagon wrench supplied with the printer Important Attach the head fixing plate carefully so that it does not scratch any of the surrounding parts If they are scratched the print quality could drop 4 Attach the UV LED lamp fixing plate with screws Slide the UV lamp fixing plate in from the front side of the printer until it reaches to the head fixing plate Use the hexagon wrench supplied w...

Page 126: ...ench supplied with the printer 7 Attach two table fixing plate with screws Use the hexagon wrench supplied with the printer 8 Attach the support brace between table fixing plates with screws Use the hexagon wrench supplied with the printer 9 Put the protective material on the table 10 2 8 2 4 ...

Page 127: ...Attach protection materials and place the printer inside the package box 4 Reinstalling 1 Referring to Startup Guide unpack the printer and assemble Conduct up to Leveling Printer 2 Carry out initial ink charging after ink discharge How to perform initial ink charging after ink discharge on page 128 ...

Page 128: ...ward and wait for three seconds Repeat that 10 times Note You do not have to agitate varnish ink before use 6 Insert ink cartridge to this printer Match the label of this printer to the color of ink cartridge The arrow should face up Insert all the way to the end Important Load the same ink color configuration as before The message on the left will appear This printer starts ink charging During in...

Page 129: ...ting 135 Installation and initial setup troubleshooting 135 Boot up troubleshooting 136 Media related troubleshooting 137 Table related troubleshooting 138 Printing related troubleshooting 138 Printing related troubleshooting continued 139 Specifications of this printer 141 Printing area 141 List of specifications 142 Options Supply list 143 Revision History 143 ...

Page 130: ...ntly being printed Remain Time XXX Xmin Displays the time remaining to print in minutes for the data currently being printed PrintRestart Enter Printing is paused To resume press the Enter key Power Off Turning OFF the printer Wait for a while S C Reading Reading the S C card Ink Circulation Ink is circulating inside the printer Remote Mode The remote panel mode is running via VSM or similar In th...

Page 131: ...e Ink cartridge is not inserted Stops operation Insert Ink cartridge Discharged Ink is not filled Perform initial ink charging How to perform initial ink charging after ink discharge on page 128 Full WasteInkTank The waste ink tank has become full Operation will stop when this happens Immediately transfer the waste fluid into a container Emptying waste ink tank on page 96 NearFullWasteInkTank The ...

Page 132: ...ter Activation has failed Restart the printer and activate the printer again Life Times Pump The operational life of the pump motor has almost expired Continues operation Contact your local MUTOH dealer Life Times CR Motor The operation life CR motor has almost expired Continues operation Contact your local MUTOH dealer Life Times PF Motor The operational life of the PF motor has almost expired Co...

Page 133: ...elect Yes or No 3 Press the Enter key When Yes is selected the message Ready To Print will appear on the operation panel You can continue printer operation When No is selected the message Printer Stop Shortly will appear on the operation panel Go to Step 4 4 Press the Enter key The message Ready To Print appears on the operation panel Replace CPump The Circulation Pump reached the end of the life ...

Page 134: ...n to normal after removing the cause of the error and restarting the printer If the same error message is repeatedly displayed contact the your local MUTOH dealer Be sure to tell us the code no of the error message when you contact us Note in the error message is the code no that indicates what type of error occurred Error requiring restart Display Description Emergency Mode E A problem that does ...

Page 135: ...troubleshooting Troubleshooting Cannot perform the initial ink charging Is the front cover or the maintenance cover open Close the front cover or the maintenance cover Are ink cartridges inserted all the way into the printer Make sure that all ink cartridges are correctly seated Ink does not come out after ink charging Is the ink cartridge too cold Leave the ink cartridge at room temperature for a...

Page 136: ...mputer s settings Match this product s network settings with the computer side environment Does not work at all after power activation after loading the media Is the power cable connected to the plug Connect the power cable Does the AC power supply provide the specified voltage Connect the cable to another outlet Is the front cover or the maintenance cover open Close the front cover or the mainten...

Page 137: ...ill not be blocked by the rear edge of media so that the printer may not be able to optimize the table height Do you use transparency or low opacity media The sensor may not detect those media Make sure that the sensor correctly detects the media being used Is any wrinkles present on the media Smooth out the media to sit flat on the table Is there any curls on the media while printing While printi...

Page 138: ...se contact your local Mutoh dealer Perform this maintenance once a month Note Note Smears constantly appear on the print and noise occurs Is an obstacle or dirt present on the table rail Check on the table rail and clean it If noise still persists please contact your local Mutoh dealer Is the media loaded on the correct position Go to the Show Edges menu to check the printing area by LED pointer D...

Page 139: ...panel agitate ink in the cartridge Printer doesn t expectedly print ink mottle ink bleed or faint print appears Is the media loaded correctly Load the media correctly Did you perform Print quality adjustment Perform Print quality adjustment Did you perform Media feed adjustment Perform Media feed adjustment Is Ink cartridge within the validity period Use a non expired ink cartridge Are Nozzles in ...

Page 140: ... check print Perform Daily Maintenance and check the nozzle check print The problem still persists contact your local Mutoh dealer Important Do not use media that are liable to reflect the UV light The reflective UV light can cure the ink on the print head Did you agitate ink in the cartridge When Shake XX Cartridge message appears on the operation panel agitate ink in the cartridge Printed color ...

Page 141: ...Printing area 141 4 Specifications of this printer Printing area Specifications of this printer Printable area a 5 mm b 5 mm c 5 mm d 5 mm Front side of the table Media feed direction a b d c ...

Page 142: ...Color 4 colors Black Cyan Magenta Yellow 6 colors Black Cyan Magenta Yellow White Varnish Type 220 ml cartridge Waste Ink Tank Fixed to the body type capacity 1 400 ml waste fluid discharge by users Environmental conditions Operation environment Temperature 20 to 32 C Humidity 40 to 60 No condensation Recommended Printing Environment Temperature 20 to 32 C Humidity 40 to 60 No condensation Change ...

Page 143: ... to 240 V 3 2 W or below Operation 300 W or below Current consumption 100 V to 120 V 4 A or below 200 V to 240 V 2 A or below External dimensions Height 604 3 mm with stand 1 254 3 mm Width 1 188 mm Depth 1 533 6 mm Weight Main body 120 kg Stand option 21 kg Date Version Manual code Supported Firmware 2017 3 00 VJ626UFE A 00 V 1 00 2017 4 01 VJ626UFE A 01 V 1 01 2017 6 02 VJ626UFE A 02 V 1 01 2017...

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