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Océ CS 5050/5070 User Manual

changing ink types 73
filling
removing 74

jet plate

jets

clearing clogged jets 93
compensating for electrically defective jets

language setting 19
lcd

contrast 63

loading media 20

maintenance

cleaning materials  79
cleaning service station  81
cleaning the encoder strip  84
cleaning the slide shaft  84
periodic

margins setting 59
media

margins 59
sheet sizes 57
standards 54

media

care 117
loading 20 , 21
rollfeed sizes 55
save 61
supplies 120
take-up roll 21

media counter 52
menu

feed media 42

main menu 42
selection 19
setup 42
utility 42

nesting 69
nozzle, see jets

operation, see printer operation
options, see printing options

paper axis calibration 39
paper options

auto-cut 60
auto-load delay 60
auto-wipe 61
save media 61

prime tool

maintenance 86
use 28

print direction 50
print mode options

colour mode  48
print direction  50
print passes  49
quality modes  48
resolution 47

print modes 46
print

passes 49

print quality problems 101
printer

accessories 121
behaviour 96 , 97
information 87
specifications 124
storage 87

Summary of Contents for CS 5070

Page 1: ...Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual...

Page 2: ...sclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose Further Oc Technologies B V reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time...

Page 3: ...Chapter 2 Getting started Using the control panel 18 Start up checklist 18 Locating the control panel 18 Accessing the menu functions 19 Setting the language 19 Loading media 20 Using the power media...

Page 4: ...sing feed media options 51 Detecting the end of media 51 Using the media counter 52 Choosing paper options 54 Media standards 54 Rollfeed media sizes and maximum printing areas 55 Sheet media sizes an...

Page 5: ...e 80 Cleaning the service station 81 Replacing the service station wipers 82 Cleaning the slide shaft 84 Cleaning the encoder strip 84 Maintaining the Oc Prime tool 86 Transporting or storing your pri...

Page 6: ...118 Oc Standard Colour Inks accessory kits 118 Oc Standard Colour Inks replacement cartridges 118 Oc Outdoor Inks accessory kits 119 Oc Outdoor Colour Inks replacement cartridges 119 Media for Oc CS 5...

Page 7: ...7 Addresses of local Oc organisations 135 Index 137...

Page 8: ...8 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual...

Page 9: ...tion The Oc CS 5050 and 5070 are wide format colour printers that provide professional quality prints with all the brilliance and gloss of liquid ink The Oc CS 5050 5070 printers reduce production tim...

Page 10: ...the technical sophistication of the Oc CS 5050 5070 series with the unique qualities of Oc proprietary inks and media coated canvas vinyl film paper etc Graphic reproductions The Oc CS 5050 5070 addre...

Page 11: ...er oriented data in HP RTL format In this mode printing begins immediately after the printer receives the first complete line of HP RTL data Depending on the software used it is possible to reproduce...

Page 12: ...eavy renderings maps or art graphics choose one of the quality printing modes Certain types of media also require quality printing modes To select the appropriate printing mode for a specific print jo...

Page 13: ...ph or digital file determines the input as well as output clarity and colour of the image By using a good clear original you can maintain the image quality throughout the printing process An out of fo...

Page 14: ...s highest true optical resolution to maintain image quality Post scanning image correction and sharpening Before printing a scanned image you must perform some basic image corrections and sharpening t...

Page 15: ...keep your cartridges in optimal working condition Keep the printer wiping stations clean so that the heads stay clean Align and check cartridges to make sure all nozzles work properly To achieve the b...

Page 16: ...16 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual...

Page 17: ...ting started This section explains the initial installation of the Oc CS 5050 5070 using the control panel loading media filling ink reservoirs installing priming and calibrating ink cartridges calibr...

Page 18: ...et Be sure that the printer connects to your computer using a parallel cable Turn on the printer before attempting to print Locating the control panel The control panel is located on the right hand si...

Page 19: ...ns to display the selections 3 When the selection you want is displayed press the button for that option and press OK 4 Depending on the type of menu you can return to the previous menu level by press...

Page 20: ...e heavy so have someone help you to load it Before printing check that you have a take up roll core available that is the same width as the media roll core you are loading Attention If your roll media...

Page 21: ...to printing position 3 Loading media Using the take up roll The take up roll facilitates unattended print jobs by automatically winding printed media onto a core In this mode the automatic cutter is d...

Page 22: ...at least three pieces of tape attach the leading edge of the media to the take up roll at the left right and centre of the core 6 As printing progresses the media loops down to the front of the take...

Page 23: ...depends on the width of the loaded media Loading sheet media To load sheet media 1 Press Setup Paper Options 2 Press Supply Type Sheet 3 Press OK 4 Load the sheet from the back of the printer alignin...

Page 24: ...cutter 1 Press Utility Access Cartridges to move the carriage to the left and out of the service station The cutter fits in the printer on the left side of the carriage 2 Press down the lever of the...

Page 25: ...order see the sticker on the carriage Observe the ink order from left to right as follows yellow magenta cyan black To fill the ink reservoirs 1 Open the cover on the left side of the printer to acces...

Page 26: ...ure for correct ink flow to the cartridges 7 Repeat these steps for the remaining reservoirs then close the cover Attention A complete second set of connections is provided with colour coded quick con...

Page 27: ...r at a time to avoid mixing Make sure that the ink delivery lines are not twisted To place a cartridge 1 With the printer powered on press Utility Access Cartridges to move the carriage into position...

Page 28: ...e tool Note When priming delivery lines be sure to wipe off any excess ink from the Oc 5350 Prime tool before going on to the next colour to avoid colour mixing To prime the delivery lines 1 Fill the...

Page 29: ...the button several times until a solid stream of ink is present throughout the tubing 10 Inserting the needle into the small opening of the Prime tool 4 With your other hand simultaneously press the...

Page 30: ...ge needle from the Prime tool and insert it into the cartridge opening turn it clockwise and tighten securely 12 Removing the cartridge needle 6 Re attach cartridge tubing assembly to the quick connec...

Page 31: ...ape removal or priming process 14 Removing the blue tape from the cartridge jet plate 8 Attach the Prime tool to the cartridge jet plate and prime cartridge with pulses by pressing the activation butt...

Page 32: ...cartridge priming to ensure that all colours print in a uniform and solid pattern To print the colour test 1 Check that the printer has media loaded 2 Press Setup menu Print Mode menu 3 Press Quality...

Page 33: ...See Compensating for electrically defective jets on page 93 To interpret the prime test The bands should be smooth without dark streaks or white lines The lines should not look fuzzy or contain gaps...

Page 34: ...defective jets and one clogged jet The header indicates that you can compensate for the electrically defective jets in the 4 pass mode But you must clear the clogged jet manually See clearing clogged...

Page 35: ...eries of three patterns as follows Current Heads Y M C shows yellow magenta and cyan which represent the horizontal and vertical alignment between the cartridges 19 Current Heads Y M C If the coloured...

Page 36: ...djust colour calibration values 1 Examine the patterns to determine which value shows the best horizontal and vertical alignment between cartridges These are the values you will set in the printer men...

Page 37: ...gnised Cartridge s error message displays on the control panel and the printer beeps three 3 times You must clear this error before the printer can proceed with the print job To clear cartridge recogn...

Page 38: ...alibration Colour Db test The following pattern prints out 22 Colour deadband test pattern 3 For each colour examine the vertical lines and select the set of straightest lines Note the compensation nu...

Page 39: ...ck that the length is at least 36 inches 91 cm long 2 Press Utility Calibration Paper Axis Test The printer prints two marks 3 Remove the media from the printer and measure the distance between the wi...

Page 40: ...sume printing or cancel a print To pause the printer while printing 1 Press Pause 2 Press it again to resume printing Note Banding might occur To cancel a print Cancel the print job from the computer...

Page 41: ...CS 5050 5070 User Manual Chapter 3 Printing options This section explains the available printing options Menu functions Default printer settings Print modes Media standards and options Saving user op...

Page 42: ...type Media standard Margins Auto load delay Au to cut Save media Auto wipe Exit Select user Save user Unit select Language Init settings Print settings LCD contrast Exit Ink reduction Ink preheat Dry...

Page 43: ...an print these settings for reference To print settings Press Setup User and Setup Print Settings to get a listing of current settings Be sure to have paper loaded before you start To return to factor...

Page 44: ...LOAD DELAY 6 1 12 seconds MEDIA STANDARD All US ENGR US ARCH ISO A M_DIN GRAPHICS MET OVER A ISO B SPE CIAL MARGIN Normal Expanded AUTO CUT ON OFF SAVE MEDIA ON OFF AUTO WIPE ON OFF CALIB XY ON OFF S...

Page 45: ...Take up 5070 Roll Sheet LCD CONTRAST 8 1 16 Calibration settings Default Other options DEADBAND 44 0 120 SLOW DEADBAND 0 2 2 CYAN VERTICAL 0 9 9 MAGENTA VERTICAL 0 9 9 YELLOW VERTICAL 0 9 9 CYAN HORI...

Page 46: ...of the printed image The following print mode options are available The following table summarises the default print mode settings It is not necessary to set all the parameters unless you want to cre...

Page 47: ...plays 300 dpi This setting refers to the resolution at which your image was created and not the actual resolution at which it prints Note OGSL automatically corrects for images with different input re...

Page 48: ...ll and large areas of white space Note Draft and Production modes are suitable for line drawings CAD These modes are not recommended for printing images because bleeding may occur in areas of heavy fi...

Page 49: ...ption that lays down less ink e g three pass can help prevent running and bleeding The 10 pass print mode can handle difficult print jobs that involve high contrast solid fills and blends This mode ca...

Page 50: ...ur printing time if printer speed is more important To change the print direction 1 Press Setup Print Mode Print Direction 2 Choose Unidirectional or Bidirectional 3 Press OK When printing in bi direc...

Page 51: ...rs the pause mode as if you had manually pressed Pause on the control panel menu The printer beeps 3 times every 20 seconds and remains in the pause mode until you either manually press Pause to resum...

Page 52: ...and displays on the control panel When you remove the media roll you can print the estimated remaining length on the roll and enter this value in the media counter the next time you use this roll To e...

Page 53: ...dia counter to 0 to avoid confusion when not in use The media counter does not decrease below 0 This setting is a machine setting and therefore activates each time you switch on the printer until you...

Page 54: ...enough to accommodate the image size the printer automatically defines the print area based on the width of the loaded media If length is a problem use roll media If the media width is smaller than t...

Page 55: ...6 22 6 x 28 6 23 6 x 37 6 30 6 x 43 6 E 34 0 x 44 0 35 0 x 45 0 36 0 x 45 0 40 0 x 50 0 48 0 x 65 0 50 0 x 65 0 54 0 x 65 0 60 0 x 65 0 32 8 x 42 8 33 8 x 43 0 34 8 x 43 0 38 8 x 48 0 46 8 x 63 0 48...

Page 56: ...327 mm A 3 337 x 460 mm 307 x 430 mm 327 x 450 mm A 2 460 x 634 mm 610 x 860 mm 430 x 604 mm 580 x 795 mm 450 x 624 mm 600 x 805 mm A 1 634 x 881 mm 860 x 1220 mm 604 x 851 mm 830 x 1155 mm 624 x 871...

Page 57: ...x 32 4 22 6 x 33 6 23 6 x 27 6 24 6 x 36 6 31 6 x 42 6 E 34 0 x 44 0 35 0 x 45 0 36 0 x 45 0 40 0 x 50 0 48 0 x 65 0 50 0 x 65 0 32 8 x 42 0 33 8 x 43 0 34 8 x 43 0 38 8 x 48 0 46 8 x 63 0 48 8 x 63 0...

Page 58: ...139 mm 831 x 1149 mm METRIC DIN A 4 250 x 337 mm 220 x 287 mm 240 x 297 mm A 3 337 x 460 mm 307 x 410 mm 327 x 420 mm A 2 460 x 634 mm 430 x 580 mm 450 x 694 mm A 1 634 x 881 mm 604 x 831 mm 624 x 841...

Page 59: ...sure that you align the media accurately using the guide on the right of the platen so that the ink doesn t exceed the edge of the media The following tables give the margin sizes for cut sheet and ro...

Page 60: ...seconds To set auto load delay 1 Press Setup Paper Option Auto load delay 2 Choose the delay time 3 Press OK Note Only stored in memory in combination with a user defined setting Selecting auto cut W...

Page 61: ...on Save Media 2 Choose Off 3 Press OK Selecting auto wipe The printer automatically wipes the cartridge jet plates periodically during printing by default However you can de activate this setting if y...

Page 62: ...fault ink preheat values depend on the type of ink used which the printer reads from the chip at the back of each cartridge You can either increase or decrease the temperature from the default value b...

Page 63: ...ly printed images Different media can require different drying time depending on the ambient temperature and humidity Dry time values range from 10 seconds to 60 minutes When this time expires the pri...

Page 64: ...ding an image to the printer You can save settings for the following options Cut On or Off Media Standard Auto load delay Baud Rate Auto Wipe On or Off Monochrome or Colour Drying Time Quality Mode Pr...

Page 65: ...section explains the printing parameters generally used with vector based files such as palette selection printer control rotation reprints nesting and ink limit Note HP GL 2 and HP RTL are trademark...

Page 66: ...ou can either control certain options from your software application or assign the control to the printer settings The following section explains the HP GL 2 print settings on the Oc CS 5050 5070 Acce...

Page 67: ...g functions Control overrides the following functions in the HP GL 2 header file Repeat Plot RP when you set control to the printer the printer will ignore RP commands in the print file and make only...

Page 68: ...owing principles If you specify a rotation that does not fit on the media or contains raster images the file will not rotate If you set the rotation value to Auto the algorithm automatically rotates t...

Page 69: ...e during which the printer idles and waits for the current nest to fill The printer runs out of memory The printer receives a print file with different print settings than those in the nest such as Pr...

Page 70: ...ve inkjet media The default setting is on If you are printing on high quality media turn off this setting To apply the ink limit 1 From the main menu press Setup menu HP GL 2 menu Ink limit 2 Choose O...

Page 71: ...71 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Chapter 5 Printer maintenance and storage The chapter describes the periodic maintenance tasks to carry out in order to maintain consistent quality printing...

Page 72: ...ur from accidentally mixing with another Attention The use of inks other than those supplied by Oc may cause damage to your printer To fill ink reservoirs 1 Open the front left printer cover to access...

Page 73: ...the ink delivery lines with distilled water Attention For best results when changing inks keep in mind the following precautions Do not use Oc Standard Colour inks with Outdoor media or vice versa Nev...

Page 74: ...is prevents ink from leaking out either from the top opening or from the bottom jet area Do not touch the flex contact area of the cartridge Removing the reservoirs To remove the reservoirs 1 Remove a...

Page 75: ...ink However if you must re install a used or empty cartridge make sure that the ink level in the cartridge is exactly 20 ml Any other level above or below 20 ml can interfere with the continuous ink r...

Page 76: ...ink 2 Attach the hose to the syringe 3 Insert the hose into the cartridge 4 Empty the syringe contents into the cartridge 5 Draw any excess ink from cartridge The level of remaining ink is now exactly...

Page 77: ...lines on page 27 To purge ink delivery lines 1 Remove all four cartridges before purging the ink lines 2 Disconnect the ink delivery lines from the ink reservoirs Carefully wipe any excess ink from ea...

Page 78: ...uld be daily for heavy use and weekly for moderate use In addition you should wipe any areas of the printer exposed to ink and the print shaft with a lint free cloth moistened with water Attention Do...

Page 79: ...g Agent Immediately Any ink spills Distilled water Weekly Service station seals and wipers Distilled water Monthly Slide shaft Encoder strip top and bottom Cartridge jet area Isopropyl alcohol Distill...

Page 80: ...t any excess ink Attention Blot only do not wipe Wiping may damage the jets Ink will appear on the cloth this is normal 5 Reinstall the cartridge in the carriage and reconnect the ink supply line Atte...

Page 81: ...nt of use To clean the service station 1 Select Utility Access Cartridges to move the carriage away from the service station 2 Raise the printer cover 3 Locate the service station release tab at the r...

Page 82: ...placing the service station wipers A well maintained service station is essential for achieving optimal print quality Oc recommends that you replace the service station wipers every 150 plot hours Thi...

Page 83: ...sert each wiper completely into the post and that all four wipers are equal in height 5 Install the service station back into the printer Ensure that the locking tab snaps into place To replace the se...

Page 84: ...aning to prevent the deterioration of image quality and possibly a carriage axis failure To clean the slide shaft 1 Raise the printer cover 2 With a lint free cloth moistened with isopropyl alcohol ge...

Page 85: ...a cotton swab moistened in isopropyl alcohol gently clean the top and bottom of the encoder strip Be sure to clean the entire length of the encoder strip 4 Close the cover Attention Use extreme care n...

Page 86: ...batteries To replace the battery 1 Remove the screw at the end of the unit and open the Oc Prime tool 2 Note the orientation of the battery pack 3 Remove old batteries and replace with new batteries...

Page 87: ...ion Accessing printer information The printer can provide you with information on the following Plot area Memory Calibration settings On time is the total time the machine has stayed powered on Plot t...

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Page 89: ...89 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Chapter 6 Error handling and troubleshooting This section is a guide for you to identify and solve problems that can arise in the course of printing...

Page 90: ...orrectly installed Oc cartridges One or more cartridges not installed Unrecognised cartridge If you use cartridges other than Oc cartridges the unrecognised cartridge message appears Also incorrectly...

Page 91: ...ioning To get cartridge information 1 From the Utility menu press Service menu 2 Press Cartridge Info Running the prime test Running a prime test ensures that your cartridges print at optimal quality...

Page 92: ...ontal lines form a stair step pattern Electrically defective jets appear as solid bars which can be compensated Clogged jets appear as gaps or misdirected lines in the stair step pattern which must be...

Page 93: ...detection of a failed jet appears to be inconsistent i e failed jet moves from one position to another between primes you should clean the electrical contacts on the flex driver cable located behind...

Page 94: ...tair step pattern prior to starting your print job If the printed results remain unsatisfactory run the test several more times Compensating manually for clogged jets In addition to the prime pattern...

Page 95: ...panel displays the number of the jet 5 Press Toggle Jet to switch the jet to OFF 6 Repeat for any other jet for which you must compensate 7 Press OK to validate the settings Note Once you have manual...

Page 96: ...all jets fire see Checking the quality of ink cartridges on page 91 3 Perform a colour calibration see Printing a colour test on page 32 If your printer fails during any of the above steps call the O...

Page 97: ...ter and plugged into a working electrical outlet Check that the power switch is on Display does not light up Check that the power cord is plugged in and the power switch is on Push any control panel b...

Page 98: ...of media cut Carriage jams Check for paper jams or blockage Carriage axis failure This may be caused by using matte paper which may curl and cause carriage axis failure Be sure to use inkjet quality...

Page 99: ...arriage moves back and forth on it during operation 6 Clean the shaft with a lint free cloth and isopropyl alcohol Let it dry completely for approximately 30 minutes before trying to operate the print...

Page 100: ...lling ink cartridges on page 27 Check that ink goes through the delivery lines If necessary use the Oc Prime tool to force ink out of the nozzle plate and remove trapped air bubbles Check that the ink...

Page 101: ...s Refer to the following chapters for details Priming calibrating see Getting started on page 17 Cleaning replacing see Printer maintenance and storage on page 71 No print appears Check that you ve re...

Page 102: ...einstall the cartridge Colours print as monochrome Check that you have set the Colour Mono mode to Colour To change a specific drawing from monochrome to colour or vice versa you must switch the Colou...

Page 103: ...ect D size paper Set the Save media option to ON to stop the printer from scrolling the full paper height Ghosting parasitic suppression Use the preheat function and set the heat to 4 on all cartridge...

Page 104: ...ating cartridges on page 35 Data transfer Printer does not generate a print Make sure that your printer is connected to the port to which you are sending the file If you are printing over a network de...

Page 105: ...troubleshooting 105 Difficulty in generating prints ranging from A to E size Many Windows applications limit the maximum print size to C or D size due to the way that they map their internal co ordina...

Page 106: ...ll require assistance please contact your Oc service representative Before you call for assistance please have the following information handy Printer information Model Firmware Revision letter Memory...

Page 107: ...107 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Appendix A Glossary...

Page 108: ...nd printer use to communicate inkjet The nozzle part of the ink cartridge interface cable The cable used to connect the printer to the computer Oc printers use a serial or parallel interface cable med...

Page 109: ...fire rapidly Also to fill the ink lines with ink raster image A graphic created by dots called bitmaps resolution The sharpness of a printed image as measured by dots per inch roll feed Media that is...

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Page 111: ...111 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Appendix B Quick reference card...

Page 112: ...k Reference Card gives a summary of the main menu functions that you can print out and keep handy for consultation For detailed explanations of the menu functions refer to chapter 3 Printing options o...

Page 113: ...ALIBRATION MENU DISPLAY SETTINGS PRINT SETTINGS SERVICE MENU EXIT PRINT PASSES CARRIAGE SPEED PRINT DIRECTION DOTS PER INCH QUALITY MODE COLOR MODE EXIT AUTO LOAD DELAY AUTO CUT SAVE MEDIA MARGINS MED...

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Page 115: ...0 5070 User Manual Appendix C Supplies This section gives a summary of the supplies available for the Oc CS 5050 5070 For a complete and up to date catalogue of Oc inks and media contact your sales re...

Page 116: ...from the printer do not leave it exposed to the air for an extended period because the jets may clog Replace the original tape on the jet plate Place the cartridge in a cartridge garage or a sealed pl...

Page 117: ...to keep it clean and dust free Ideally you should return it to its original packaging for storage Print on the correct side Cut sheet media has an ink receptive side and a non ink receptive side The...

Page 118: ...lacement cartridges Standard Colour Inks accessory kit Colour Article number Oc CS 5050 5070 Standard Colour Ink Cyan 29953500 Oc CS 5050 5070 Standard Colour Ink Magenta 29953501 Oc CS 5050 5070 Stan...

Page 119: ...5070 Outdoor Colour Ink Magenta 29953505 Oc CS 5050 5070 Outdoor Colour Ink Yellow 29953506 Oc CS 5050 5070 Outdoor Colour Ink Black 29953507 Outdoor Colour replacement cartridges Colour Article numb...

Page 120: ...o 170 g m paper based media no PE layer check prints glare free presentations imposition proofs Backlit films Backlit 135 m Back Print and 185 m Front Print option translucent film backlit displays li...

Page 121: ...Cutter blades 5 per pack 310571465 Ink Reservoir Assembly Blue 310571468 Ink Reservoir Assembly Grey 310571469 Cartridge Tube Assembly Blue 310571470 Cartridge Tube Assembly Grey 310571471 Service St...

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Page 123: ...123 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Appendix D Technical specifications...

Page 124: ...l ink reservoirs Two sets of ink lines Ink priming system Line length accuracy 0 2 in paper and carriage axis using rollfeed 4 mil drafting film Image frame length X axis 0 2 and width Y ax is variati...

Page 125: ...125 Certifications Safety CSA CSE NRTL equivalent to UL 1950 TUV GS EN 50 082 1 EN 60 950 UL 1950 NOM 019 SCFI 1993 IEC 950 AS NZS 3260 EMI FCC Class A B CSA C108 8 EN 55 022 Class A B CE Mark CISPR...

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Page 127: ...127 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Appendix E Safety information...

Page 128: ...ion about maximum current Do not bridge any mechanical or electrical circuit breakers Do not use an extension lead to connect the machine This equipment has not been designed for connection to an IT p...

Page 129: ...eloped for this Oc machine Materials not approved by Oc may result in faults in your machine Do not use the machine when it is emitting unusual sounds Remove the plug from the power socket or switch o...

Page 130: ...w information becomes available It is the user s responsibility to determine the suitability of this information for the adoption of safety precautions as may be necessary and to contact the company t...

Page 131: ...131 Oc CS 5050 5070 User Manual Appendix F Miscellaneous...

Page 132: ...ou step by step through all phases of performing the operation Figures and tables Figures and tables are titled and numbered sequentially throughout this manual Figures include pictures of product com...

Page 133: ...convenient in size readability and arrangement page layout chapter order etc Yes No Could you find the information you were looking for Always Most of the times Sometimes Not at all What did you use t...

Page 134: ...eet is completed by If you prefer to remain unknown please do fill in your occupation Name Occupation Company Phone Address City Country Please return this sheet to Oc Technologies B V For the attenti...

Page 135: ...haoyang District Beijing 100028 China Oc esk republika s r o Hanusova 18 14021 Praha 4 Pankr c Czech Republic Oc Danmark A S Kornmarksvej 6 DK 2605 Br ndby Denmark Oc France S A 32 Avenue du Pav Neuf...

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Page 137: ...ning 84 end of media 51 F feed media menu 42 end of media 51 media counter 52 H hp gl 2 applying the ink limit 70 making reprints 68 menu options 66 nesting 69 printing an hp gl 2 test file 70 printin...

Page 138: ...rds 54 media care 117 loading 20 21 rollfeed sizes 55 save 61 supplies 120 take up roll 21 media counter 52 menu feed media 42 main menu 42 selection 19 setup 42 utility 42 N nesting 69 nozzle see jet...

Page 139: ...al image type 12 print mode choice 12 scanner type 13 quick reference card 112 R reservoir see ink reservoir resolution 47 roll media see media S safety data sheets 130 safety information 128 san reso...

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