Oce Arizona 600, User Manual

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• Automated Maintenance Routines: Automatic functions reduce the typical
manual maintenance required by the operator.
• Auto-Gap Control: Automatically adjusts the print gap to optimize output
quality, based on media profiles.
• 20-Micron (Average) Feed Accuracy: A patented system automatically
positions the heads to the media between passes to accommodate any variation
in the media, delivering superb image quality.
• Piezo Print-Head Technology: Industrial-grade print heads are designed for
high-speed production printing.
• ColorBlend Six-Color Technology: Adds light cyan and light magenta to
widen the color gamut and provide over-all smoothness and increased detail in
light- to mid-tone colors.
• Hot-Swap Ink Delivery System: Enables ink bottles to be replaced on-the-fly
without stopping the printer.
• On-Board 74-GB Hard Drive: Enables the printing, and reprinting of
multiple copies without reprocessing.
• Low-Voltage Differential SCSI-3: Communication from a host computer
enables fast data transmission using a cable up to 12 meters (40 feet) long.
• Two-Sided Printing Capability: The media drive and take-up path enables
manual refeeding for duplex printing on select media.
• Media Versatility: Accepts media from 0.91 meters to 1.9 meters (36 inches to
75 inches) wide.
• IR Heater
The IR heater is an infrared device that promotes the ink drying process inside
the printer. The heater operates automatically and does not require operator
intervention.
When the IR heater is active during printing, the control panel displays a
status message on the far right, such as IR:135
°
.
As a safety precaution, an interlock powers Off the IR heater when the front
door is opened.
• Print & Go
The media loading procedure for Print & Go mode is documented in "Print
& Go Media Installation" on page 3-17.
The Print & Go feature includes an external media take-up unit (EMTU).
Also included is a rubber feed roller and a pinch roller assembly inside the
printer to guide printed media onto the external media take-up unit. The
Arizona 600 printer can be run with media routed to the EMTU or to the