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Maintenance

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Color/Head number

Completely clogged nozzle

Partially clogged nozzle

Nozzle that does not eject ink straight

Nozzle number

Error message
See 

When an error occurs with automatic configuration

 on 

 

page 100

 for details.

Completed successfully

 is printed when the configuration ends normally.

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These nozzle numbers are detected as defective

Numbers of the nozzle for which overwrite protection has been set.
See 

< STEP2 >

 on 

 

page 98

 for details.

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Media advance direction

Media advance direction

Layout with all colors selected
Media width of 1371 mm (54 inches) 
or larger

Layout with all colors selected
Media width of less than 1371 mm 
(54 inches)

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Summary of Contents for IP-5530

Page 1: ...User s Guide Solvent Ink Color Inkjet Printer IP 5630 5530 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix...

Page 2: ...provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not i...

Page 3: ...d Information for a specific model is given when necessary This guide the IP 5630 5530 Solvent Ink Color Inkjet Printer User s Guide describes the features and functions of the printer and the procedu...

Page 4: ...up reel TUR unit Be sure to pay attention to the following three points to maintain an excellent print quality and use the printer over a long time 1 Load the media correctly 2 Adjust the media advan...

Page 5: ...kew or contact the print heads which will decrease the print quality Media jam caused by skewed media Incorrect winding Colors on the right and left differ due to skewed media The printout is not clea...

Page 6: ...performed when using a new media The ink may not be output to the right position and the print quality may decrease Examples Banding white or black bands may appear if media advance adjustment is not...

Page 7: ...at a glance Use CP_Manager to make maintenance operations easier Clean the capping unit 3 Perform the necessary maintenance operations Check the wiper cleaning liquid If the printer is used when not...

Page 8: ...value Media name Head height Color stripe Connect to a computer Register the media Turn off the power Turn on the power Load the roll media Replace the media Replace the ink cartridge CIS Starting out...

Page 9: ...k bottle Check stains on the wiper blade Perform a NORMAL print head cleaning Check the wiper cleaning liquid Clean the capping unit Perform a NOZZLE PRINT pattern Regular Inspection Maintenance page...

Page 10: ...printing Clean the printer Print on the margin of the media Cut the media when an option is installed Change the heater temperature during printing Switch off the printer for a long period of time Du...

Page 11: ...Waste ink bottle Replace consumables A warning message is displayed The media is not straight An error message is displayed The heater does not warm up Smears or stripes appear on the print Replacemen...

Page 12: ...reel unit 62 Adjustment during operation 62 Removing the media 63 Procedure to print the amount of remaining media 63 Procedure to remove the roll media feed side 64 Cutting the media 65 Procedure to...

Page 13: ...printing 185 How to use the lifter 186 To change the printer s basic settings 187 Turn the warning beep off 187 Controlling the media advance adjustment value 189 Change the media advance adjustment v...

Page 14: ...low the guidelines marked with this symbol could result in minor personal injury or damage to the product Example of symbols This symbol Triangle denotes items that require special care while executin...

Page 15: ...revent them from falling Dropping a media roll could cause personal injury or damage to the printer It is recommended to carry media rolls with a dolly Be careful not to let ink come into contact with...

Page 16: ...enance section starting on page 89 1 Perform the start maintenance every day before starting using the printer 2 Pay particularly attention to the items below Supply wiper cleaning liquid when the bot...

Page 17: ...tions caused by turning on or off the air conditioner may affect the media z z The media may curl at low temperature and wrinkle at high temperature Keep the temperature around 23 C and the humidity a...

Page 18: ...ilable area on media The available area on media in the scanning direction depends on the media width the media edge guards application and the presence pf the color stripe With the media edge guards...

Page 19: ...cates useful information additional items and important operations Reference mark This mark is followed by a reference section or page number Capping unit side and maintenance area side To identify th...

Page 20: ...ny item is missing or damaged contact the dealer from whom you purchased the printer or a service representative Printer 1 unit with USB interface with the feed unit and take up reel unit Items packed...

Page 21: ...for replacement of consumables and parts print processing and ventilation during normal operation and maintenance Secure the space shown in the figure below 1000 IP 5630 3630 6630 IP 5530 3380 6380 38...

Page 22: ...thin the operating temperature and humidity ranges the print process may stop or the print quality may be degraded Places where the printer should not be installed Do not install the printer in the fo...

Page 23: ...novation of Simulation Technology and the Construction of Foundations for Its Practical Use in the research area Development of Software Infrastructure for Large Scale Scientific Simulation promoted b...

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Page 25: ...25 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Before printing...

Page 26: ...printed media Output paper guide Contains the after heater that dries ink Media clip option After cutting the media clip it to not let it fall Media cutter blade option It cuts the media Cutter unit o...

Page 27: ...ia Moves together with the pressure roller lever at the printer front side Position to install optional exhaust attachment Power inlet Connect the power cable to the power inlet Caster Set the lock to...

Page 28: ...nt heads from being damaged by deformed the media edges Grit roller The grit roller advances or rewinds the media Pressure roller When lowering the pressure roller up down lever it pinches the media C...

Page 29: ...between online and offline states and puts the printer in pause or resumes printing HEATER Enters heater control menu MENU Used to display information about the printer and change printer settings ADJ...

Page 30: ...er menu is selected starting from a top menu Display examples EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Level 1 menu MEDIA EDGE GUARDS 2ON Level 3 menu Menu and parameter selection display A 2 mark is indi...

Page 31: ...o stabilize print quality Media feed direction Media Print head Carriage Paper guide rear These three heaters are controlled independently The temperature of the heaters can be controlled from the ope...

Page 32: ...other than the one supplied with the printer Use the power switch on the operation panel to turn the printer on and off Supply side Printer power inlet Power on procedure 1 Plug one end of the suppli...

Page 33: ...anel do not turn on after turning on both the power switches at the rear of the printer and on the operation panel there is a problem with the power supply CAUTION Except for emergency turn off the po...

Page 34: ...s to turn it off Method 1 Keep the power switch pressed for 2 seconds Usually use this method to turn the printer off During shutdown the fill cap operation state where the cap is filled with ink is p...

Page 35: ...Note that normal operation cannot be guaranteed if the hubs cables and the other related devices are not USB compliant Use a cable of 5 m or shorter If the connection length exceeds 5 m use hubs to e...

Page 36: ...01 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Online state idle mode display When the ONLINE LED blinks the printer is printing Print direction BI Bidirectional UNI Unidirectional Density ND Normal density HD Hig...

Page 37: ...ustment values Execute nozzle print adjustment patterns print Maintenance time notice maintenance operation Additional functions Display operation guidance Display the instruction manual PDF Printer C...

Page 38: ...ries glossy banner with high gloss matte banner with no gloss and semi glossy banner with medium gloss Mesh banner with liner Mesh banner is perforated banner media reinforced with mesh grid As its op...

Page 39: ...39 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Loading the media...

Page 40: ...cement work set the media guards see Step 12 on page 44 When using media with adhesive applied to the core at the end of the roll this adhesive may stick to the paper guide or the platen In this case...

Page 41: ...d surface of roll media Make sure that the core is securely fixed to the roll holder by inserting it completely Media setting direction In case of roll media with print side outside Print side Print s...

Page 42: ...al Pressure bottom When the media is loaded lower the lever It is the normal DOWNposition 7 Feed the media between the pressure roller and grit roller and advance the media until the leading edge of t...

Page 43: ...nd surface of the media comes within this range Note If you shift the media only skewing will occur Adjust the load position by moving the media and the media holders together 9 Secure the positions o...

Page 44: ...n them After visually confirming that the media edge guards are properly set press the OK button 13 SELECT MEDIA TYPE 2XX XXX SELECT MEDIA TYPE 201 PAPER Select the media type Select a registered medi...

Page 45: ...e or offline state If the operation fails an error message is displayed In this case perform the procedure again starting from step 1 Notes After loading the media check that it does not enter the spa...

Page 46: ...n case of roll media with print side outside In case of roll media with print side inside Incorrect installation Slack within 15 cm Slack within 15 cm Eliminate the slack so that the media does not be...

Page 47: ...Y 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 3 MENU 2EDIT MEDIA PRESETS Press the OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Pre...

Page 48: ...remaining media when loading the media You want to print the amount of remaining media with this function Procedure to load transparent media and media with a black reverse side Configure the setting...

Page 49: ...ETECT MEDIA Press the OK button 8 DETECT MEDIA 2ON Press the Down button once 9 DETECT MEDIA 2OFF Press the OK button 10 DETECT MEDIA 2OFF For media with a black reverse side continue the procedure as...

Page 50: ...ess the OK button 16 DETECT MEDIA WIDTH 2MANUAL Press the CANCEL button to exit the DETECT MEDIA WIDTH menu 17 MISC SETTINGS 2DETECT MEDIA WIDTH Press the ONLINE button PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm T...

Page 51: ...type using the Up and Down buttons then press the OK button 20 SELECT MEDIA TYPE 207 TRANSPARENT TRANSPARENT It is recommended to register a preset for transparent media in advance 21 MOVE CARR TO ME...

Page 52: ...e 26 SET MEDIA LEFT EDGE OK Press the OK button to set the media left edge position 27 CHECKING MD EDGES PLEASE WAIT The carriage returns to its previous position and the printer is ready to print onl...

Page 53: ...essage is displayed on the LCD screen 2 Replace the media following the Procedure to remove the roll media and the Procedure to load the roll media Replacing the media after a media jam Refer to How t...

Page 54: ...edia of 24 inches 609 6 mm in width Sensor plate When moving the unit pay attention not to hit the sensor plate Use a paper tube of 750 mm or more for media of 750 mm or less in width Inner take up ca...

Page 55: ...ixed side Note It is normally not necessary to move the position of the right side flange it is used in the fixed position However when aligning with the roller media installation position to the prin...

Page 56: ...endsurfaceofthepapertube End surface of the media End surface of the media End surface of the paper tube End surface of the paper tube The end surface of the media is not aligned with the end surface...

Page 57: ...he media may skew if it is not straight to the tube 10 Feed more media to make a slack 11 Return the tension roller from the top position 12 Take up switch Winding OFF Outer take up Inner take up Set...

Page 58: ...configuration is take up shifts occur Loose take up configuration Tension take up configuration Tension take up configuration Loose take up configuration setting procedure In TUR MODE of MEDIA REG MEN...

Page 59: ...ss the OK button 8 TUR MODE 2 LOOSE Select LOOSE or TENSION using the Up and Down buttons and then press the OK button 9 TUR MODE 2 LOOSE Press the CANCEL button to exit the TUR MODE menu 10 MISC SETT...

Page 60: ...ng OFF Outer take up Inner take up Using a 2 inch core With this unit by removing the 3inch adapter a 2inch paper tube can be used To remove the3 inch adapter the supplied attachment is needed The rem...

Page 61: ...s of the left and right plates and turn clockwise in the arrow direction When installing the 3 inch adapter to the flange again push the hook projection of the 3 inch adapter in the slits holes of the...

Page 62: ...rew on the plate left Right side Right side By turning the adjustment screw on the plate left adjust the position of the tension roller Adjustment example The media is wound in the right direction Med...

Page 63: ...MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select PRINT REMAIN MEDIA 3 MENU 2PRINT REMAIN MEDIA Press the OK button 4 PRINT REMAIN MEDIA 2PRINT Press the OK button to start the operation To cancel the...

Page 64: ...back the media 3 Loosen the screw of the media holder to the right and while moving this media holder slightly to the right remove the roll media from the media holder Note When removing the roll medi...

Page 65: ...media cutter blade so that the left side comes to the right side and then install it Note If the media cutter gets stuck while cutting return the cutter blade to the side remove curls and other causes...

Page 66: ...h the Down and Right buttons The media is fed automatically up to the cut position even if you release the buttons Press the OK button or the CANCEL button to cancel automatic feeding of the media Eve...

Page 67: ...to the print position even if you release the buttons Press the OK button or the CANCEL button to cancel automatic backfeeding of the media Even after canceling automatic backfeeding of the media you...

Page 68: ...MEDIA 3 MENU 2UNWIND MEDIA Press the OK button 4 UNWIND MEDIA OK Press the OK button 5 UNWINDING MEDIA The TUR unit starts unwinding the media Press the OK button again to stop the unwinding of the m...

Page 69: ...ation of the unwinding operation The unwinding operation stops automatically after a certain length of time To continue unwinding the media return temporarily the take up direction switch to the off p...

Page 70: ...70 Loading the media...

Page 71: ...71 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Adjustment...

Page 72: ...adjustment and manual print adjustment With automatic print adjustment the printer prints an adjustment pattern checks the result with sensors and sets an adjustment value automatically With manual pr...

Page 73: ...ollowing messages appears when automatic print adjustment is performed In such a case perform manual adjustment or check the items and perform the measures described below MANUALLY ADJUST 1 ADV VAL PR...

Page 74: ...hout wrinkles Check that no nozzles are clogged Perform a print head cleaning Check that the media heater temperature is correct Change the media heater temperature so that the ink does not spread too...

Page 75: ...advance mode has been changed The suction fan setting off low medium high has been changed When the media advance adjustment value is incorrect When the media advance adjustment value is incorrect ba...

Page 76: ...n to execute media advance adjustment MEDIA ADVANCE EXECUTING The printer prints the media advance adjustment pattern and check the result with its sensors After the results have been checked the prin...

Page 77: ...r media advance adjustment Workflow STEP1 STEP2 STEP3 Completed Enter the media advance adjustment value Print the media advance adjustment pattern Check visually the printed pattern Media correctly a...

Page 78: ...dvanceadjustmentvalue Settingrange97 00to106 00 MEDIA ADV VALUE 2 XXX XXgYYY YY Press the Right and Left buttons to select the digit and press the Up and Down buttons to select a value for media adjus...

Page 79: ...justment pattern When the media advance adjustment value is too low When the media advance adjustment value is correct When the media advance adjustment value is too high Notes If the correct media ad...

Page 80: ...ormal slow has been changed The height of the print heads has been changed When the bidirectional adjustment value is incorrect When the bidirectional adjustment value is incorrect grains may appear o...

Page 81: ...tton to execute the bidirectional adjustment BIDIR AUTO EXECUTING The printer prints the bidirectional adjustment pattern and check the result with its sensors After the printing and reading operation...

Page 82: ...conditions as normal printing 2 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the ADJUST button 3 ADJUST 2MEDIA ADVANCE Press the Up and Down buttons to select BIDIR POSITION 4 ADJUST 2BIDIR POSITION Press the...

Page 83: ...a bidirectional adjustment pattern Enter the value indicated in the case where both lines are the closest for each print head For example to set the left adjustment value for the M print head enter 2...

Page 84: ...g YY Press the Right and Left buttons to select the digit and press the Up and Down buttons to select a value for bidirectional adjustment 16 BIDIR ADJ VALUE 2 M_L XXg 02 Press the OK button to set th...

Page 85: ...or manual adjustment With manual adjustment STEP3 Completed Enter the bidirectional adjustment value Procedure 1 Load the media Load the media in the same conditions as normal printing 2 PRINTER READ...

Page 86: ...ed in the example on the left 10 PRINT MODE 23 HIGH QUALITY Press the OK button 11 PRINT MODE 23 HIGH QUALITY Press the CANCEL button 12 DETAILED 1 2PRINT MODE Press the Up and Down buttons to select...

Page 87: ...nts the bidirectional adjustment pattern and check the result with its sensors After printing and reading of the pattern is complete the bidirectional adjustment value with the specified print conditi...

Page 88: ...stment value right or left XX Current adjustment value BIDIR MANUAL 2 M_L XX Press the OK button 25 Registration mark A registration mark is displayed if the media preset is registered XXX XX Current...

Page 89: ...89 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Maintenance...

Page 90: ...IP5 279 Cap cleaning liquid A 1 IP7 264 Cleaning swab Thick 1 Cleaning G Pressure roller cleaning page 116 H Wiper sponge replacement page 117 IP5 282 Wiper sponge I Sheet mount cleaning page 120 This...

Page 91: ...that the media is not wrinkled If it is wrinkled either set the media again or feed it up to an area without wrinkles Printing on wrinkled media may damage the nozzle surfaces Before printing Loading...

Page 92: ...missing and that the ink ejection direction is straight Perform a normal cleaning PH RECOVERY if a line is missing or the ink ejection direction is not straight If the same problems still appear afte...

Page 93: ...he nozzle does not eject ink straight Use media of more than 762 mm 30 inches with automatic configuration Manual configuration page 94 Automatic configuration page 95 How to choose between manual and...

Page 94: ...he media heater temperatures are not suitable The environmental luminosity is too strong The bidirectional or media advance adjustment value is not set correctly With automatic configuration the print...

Page 95: ...with automatic configuration Nozzles that are partially clogged or that do not eject ink straight must be added manually Overwrite protection can be configured to skip the manual addition of partiall...

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Page 98: ...ration on page 94 In case there are nozzles that are always defective you can set overwrite protection when selecting the nozzles to always substitute them with other nozzles regardless of the detecti...

Page 99: ...65 FIX Press the Up Down Left Right buttons to set the nozzle map nozzle number and overwrite protection VAR FIX and then press the OK button 7 Lc 1 2165 FIXg165 FIX The setting is complete To check t...

Page 100: ...nt adjustment See Cleaning around the ionizers and the sensors for automatic print adjustment on page 131 Check that the media is clean Feed the media until you reach a clean section Check that the me...

Page 101: ...se manual configuration You may also change the media and use automatic configuration Check that the pattern is not dirty or damaged Check that there is no problem with the print head too many missing...

Page 102: ...and replacement 1 Waste ink spout Remove the bottle from the waste ink spout tube by slightly tilting the full waste ink bottle 2 ink spout Put the cap on the bottle and remove the bottle 3 Wipe off a...

Page 103: ...ge prompting replacement of the waste ink bottle when the waste ink bottle is full As there is no sensor for the waste ink level this calculation is just an estimate Therefore if the waste ink counter...

Page 104: ...Down button to select WIPER MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2WIPER MAINTENANCE Press the OK button 4 WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE LIQUID Press the Down button to select REPLACE LIQUID and then press the OK bu...

Page 105: ...the stopper of the printer cap by pressing the top of it 10 AFTER REPLACING WCL CLOSE COVERS Close the capping unit cover and the front cover 11 REPLACED WCL 2NO Press the Down button to select YES 12...

Page 106: ...age 106 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select WIPER MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2WIPER MAINTENANCE Press the OK bu...

Page 107: ...erform WIPER BLADE CHECK at the end of the cap cleaning operation to replace the wiper blade 9 AFTER CHECKING WIPER BLADE CLOSE COVERS Close the capping unit cover and the front cover WIPER IS MOVING...

Page 108: ...e sponge blade and then replace the two rubber blades 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select WIPER MAINTENANCE 3...

Page 109: ...ion CAUTION The front and back of the wiper blade are the same As the upper portion of the wiper blade touches directly the print head do not touch it with your hands or pinch it with the tweezers whe...

Page 110: ...ing will not be effective if the blades are mistakenly installed as shown below Refer to the example above to correct the position The blade is installed at a slant The blade is not aligned in the ver...

Page 111: ...ing 13 REPLACED WIPER BLADE 2NO Press the Down button to select YES 14 REPLACED WIPER BLADE 2YES Press the OK button 15 WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE BLADE Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Ma...

Page 112: ...n and cap the print heads within 5 minutes 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the OK button 3 START MAINTENANCE 2OK Press the OK button...

Page 113: ...se only Use a new cleaning swab thick for each cleaning If the caps are not completely clean after one cleaning operation use a new cleaning swab thick and clean the caps again With the 6 color specif...

Page 114: ...2ND WIPING OPERATION PLEASE WAIT After the wiping operation has finished the carriage moves to the home position 14 Y YY Required time PH RECOVERING REQUIRED TIME Y YY The cleaning is complete Cleani...

Page 115: ...aning See Strong cleaning on page 226 A check of the safe scanning sensors may be performed during cleaning In such a case the following message is displayed on the panel CHECKING SAFE SCAN FUNCTION P...

Page 116: ...ce In such cases wipe off any substances using a soft cloth moistened with water or water diluted neutral detergent Notes Always turn the printer off before cleaning or doing other maintenance operati...

Page 117: ...ENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2WIPER MAINTENANCE Press the OK button 4 WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE SPONGE Press the Down button to select REPLACE SPONGE and then press the OK button 5 REPLACE SPONGE OK Press th...

Page 118: ...irming that the liquid in the wiper sponge has completely flowed in the printer remove the wiper sponge Note Just after the old wiper cleaning liquid has flowed in the printer liquid may overflow from...

Page 119: ...S 13 REPLACED SPONGE 2YES Press the OK button 14 WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE SPONGE You may also be prompted by a printer message to replace one of the following consumables Waste ink bottle Wiper clea...

Page 120: ...long does it take The required time for sheet mount cleaning is approximately 1 hour Nozzle surface Cap Capping unit Print head Note Do not rub the print heads with a cleaning swab This may cause the...

Page 121: ...INTENANCE Press the OK button 4 PH MAINTENANCE 2SHEET MOUNT CLNG Press the Down button to select SHEET MOUNT CLNG and then press the OK button 5 SHEET MOUNT CLNG OK Press the OK button CARRIAGE IS MOV...

Page 122: ...Press the OK button 8 DRIP CLEANING LIQUID ON GRAY SHEET Apply 1 ml of liquid as shown with the arrow in the figure and repeat the operation for each color Draw 1 ml of sheet mount cleaning liquid wit...

Page 123: ...are placed at the four corners of the capping unit as shown in the figure to the left Press the OK button 10 CLOSE COVERS Close the capping unit cover and the front cover CARRIAGE IS MOVING PLEASE WA...

Page 124: ...leaning sheet without delay To interrupt the sheet mount cleaning Press the CANCEL button CANCEL SHEET MOUNT CLEANING Go to12 12 CLEANING COMPLETE PRESS OK BUTTON Press the OK button CARRIAGE IS MOVIN...

Page 125: ...mount cleaning is complete Note If the current procedure is interrupted by an error before you remove the pink sheet and the gray sheet follow the procedure below to remove the sheets 1 Move the carri...

Page 126: ...oller Front cover Head guard cleaning 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select PH MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2PH MAI...

Page 127: ...wab in the cap cleaning liquid and remove the dirt on the right and left head guards of the carriage Visually check the result and leave it for few minutes Note Do not dip a cleaning roller swab once...

Page 128: ...p cleaning liquid clean do not soak the cleaning swab in the cap cleaning liquid bottle again after you have cleaned the edge guards with it The cleaning swab is intended for a single use only Use a n...

Page 129: ...printer with a vacuum cleaner If lots of ink or other substance adhere to the printer clean it with soft cloth moistened with a neutral detergent Notes Always turn the printer off before cleaning or d...

Page 130: ...he front cover and soak up the ink on the platen with a piece of waste cloth 2 Wipe the ink stains off the platen with a soft cloth moistened with a neutral detergent 3 If the ink penetrates into the...

Page 131: ...clean the area approximately once per year 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select PH MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2P...

Page 132: ...he carriage left side There is a sensor inside each hole Clean them by softly wiping their surface with a cleaning swab to remove the ink Note Do not put any substances onto the cleaning swab as it ma...

Page 133: ...oken easily if touched If broken the ionizers will not generate ions anymore 10 CHECK PRINT HEADS THEN CLOSE COVERS Close the maintenance area cover and the front cover 11 CARRIAGE IS MOVING PLEASE WA...

Page 134: ...ay keep the printer in the conditions below 1 Keep the printer turned on ON 2 Keep the front cover closed 3 Take up the media on the TUR unit or remove the media from the printer If you keep the media...

Page 135: ...135 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Advanced operations...

Page 136: ...cleaning before turning the printer off For a short period Clean the print head and the ink flow path with the storage liquid and leave the printer with storage liquid filled Prepare the storage liqu...

Page 137: ...H MAINTENANCE 2SHEET MOUNT CLNG Press the Down button to select CLEAN FOR STORAGE 5 PH MAINTENANCE 2CLEAN FOR STORAGE Press the OK button 6 CLEAN FOR STORAGE BOTTLE IS EMPTY Confirm that the waste ink...

Page 138: ...IRED TIME Y YY 9 SET STORAGE LIQUID CARTRIDGE IN SLOT Lc Insert the storage liquid cartridges in all the slots All the storage liquid cartridges must be inserted 10 START SL CHARGING BOTTLE IS EMPTY C...

Page 139: ...INTENANCE 2PH MAINTENANCE Press the OK button 4 PH MAINTENANCE 2SHEET MOUNT CLNG Press the Down button to select CLEAN PH INK SYS 5 PH MAINTENANCE 2CLEAN PH INK SYS Press the OK button 6 CLEAN PH INK...

Page 140: ...IQUID CARTRIDGE IN SLOT Lc Insert the cleaning liquid cartridges in all the slots All the cleaning liquid cartridges must be inserted 10 START CL CHARGING BOTTLE IS EMPTY Confirm that the waste ink bo...

Page 141: ...tle is empty and press the OK button Draining starts Y YY Required time min sec decrease every 10 seconds DRAINING REQUIRED TIME Y YY 13 Repeat steps9 to12 SET Lc INK CARTRIDGE Before printing Loading...

Page 142: ...tton to select PH MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2PH MAINTENANCE Press the OK button 4 PH MAINTENANCE 2SHEET MOUNT CLNG Press the Down button to select PRIME INK SYSTEM 5 PH MAINTENANCE 2PRIME INK SYSTEM P...

Page 143: ...ED TIME Y YY 9 START CLEANING BOTTLE IS EMPTY Press the OK button Normal cleaning starts The panel display returns to the previous screen after the cleaning has finished Y YY Required time min sec dec...

Page 144: ...printing 1 PRINTING STANDARD ND BI Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2WARNING INFO Press the Down button to select INK INFORMATION 3 MENU 2INK INFORMATION Press the OK button 4 INK INFORMATION 2REMAINING I...

Page 145: ...FORMATION 2INK INFORMATION Press the OK button 5 INK INFORMATION 2REMAINING INK Press the OK button 6 CC ink color XXX Remaining ink REMAINING INK 2CC XXX When the remaining ink total ink used ink fal...

Page 146: ...the USB port The FAT32 format is recommended for the USB drive 2 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 3 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select EXPORT DATA...

Page 147: ...DATA TO USB After the export has finished the panel display returns to the previous screen Check remaining media length During printing 1 PRINTING STANDARD ND BI Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2WARNING...

Page 148: ...ING INFO Press the Down button to select INFORMATION and then press the OK button 3 INFORMATION 2INK INFORMATION Press the Down button to select REMAINING MEDIA 4 INFORMATION 2REMAINING MEDIA Press th...

Page 149: ...4 INFORMATION 2USB INFO Press the OK button 5 USB INFO 2ADDRESS XXX The panel displays the USB address If the address is different from 000 the address is valid Note If the panel displays the USB addr...

Page 150: ...NTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select INFORMATION and then press the OK button 3 INFORMATION 2WARNING INFO Press the Down button to selec...

Page 151: ...isplayed in the unit set in the length unit menu TOTAL PRINT LENGTH YYYYYm Not during printing 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select...

Page 152: ...152 Advanced operations 4 INFORMATION 2TOTAL PRINT LENGTH Press the OK button 5 Displayed in the unit set in the length unit menu TOTAL PRINT LENGTH YYYYYm...

Page 153: ...RHEATER T 12 PRINTHEATER T 13 PREHEATER T DELETE PRESET PRESET COPY SOURCE COPY DESTINATION 14 REMAINING MEDIA MISC SETTINGS 15 IONIZER 16 TUR MODE 17 MEDIA EDGE GUARDS 18 SKEW CHECK 19 COLOR STRIPE 2...

Page 154: ...Press the CANCEL button to exit the SELECT PRESET NO menu 8 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Press the Down button to select MEDIA ADV VALUE 9 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2MEDIA ADV VALUE Press the OK but...

Page 155: ...0 C PREHEATER T C 45 C 45 C 45 C 45 C MISC SETTINGS REMAINING MEDIA 0m 0m 0m 0m 0m IONIZER OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF TUR MODE LOOSE LOOSE LOOSE TENSION TENSION MEDIA EDGE GUARDS ON ON ON ON ON SKEW CHECK ON...

Page 156: ...MENU 2EDIT MEDIA PRESETS Press the OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Press the Down button to select MISC SETTINGS 5 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2MISC SETTINGS Press the OK button 6 MISC SETTING...

Page 157: ...he MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 3 MENU 2EDIT MEDIA PRESETS Press the OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Press the Down button to sel...

Page 158: ...the OK button 8 COLOR STRIPE 2OFF Press the Down button once 9 COLOR STRIPE 2ON Press the OK button 10 COLOR STRIPE 2ON Press the CANCEL button to exit the COLOR STRIPE menu 11 MISC SETTINGS 2COLOR S...

Page 159: ...easily 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 3 MENU 2EDIT MEDIA PRESETS Press the OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS...

Page 160: ...s 9 SUCTION FAN POWER 2LOW Press the OK button 10 SUCTION FAN POWER 2LOW Press the CANCEL button to exit the SUNCTION FAN POWER menu 11 MISC SETTINGS 2SUCTION FAN POWER Press the ONLINE button PRINTER...

Page 161: ...oose mode setting procedure on page 58 BACK FWD HIGH In addition to the operation executed with BACK FWD LOW the operation to separate the media from the platen is performed during each scan Always ma...

Page 162: ...an be used Can be used Cannot be used Inner take up Outer take up 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 3 MENU 2E...

Page 163: ...e ONLINE button PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Prevent the media from lifting up The vacuum pressure applied to the media in the printing zone helps to hold the media down on the platen to keep the dis...

Page 164: ...TINGS 2REMAINING MEDIA Press the Down button to select SUCTION FAN POWER 7 MISC SETTINGS 2SUCTION FAN POWER Press the OK button 8 SUCTION FAN POWER 2MEDIUM Press the Up and Down buttons to select HIGH...

Page 165: ...o HIGH in the EDIT MEDIA PRESETS menu 2 Execute CHANGE PH HEIGHT in the PH MAINTENANCE menu 1 Change the print heads height setting 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORM...

Page 166: ...int head height 11 MISC SETTINGS 2PRINT HEAD HEIGHT Press the ONLINE button PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm 2 Change the height of the print heads 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE b...

Page 167: ...TO NORMAL TheheightoftheprintheadsissettoHIGHinthemediapreset menu OPEN COVER AND SET PH HEIGHT TO HIGH Whennomediaisinstalled OPEN COVER AND CHANGE PH HEIGHT Open the front cover and the maintenance...

Page 168: ...thin or normal thickness media Next while raising the front of the carriage change the position of the right head up down mechanism TIP The carriage position is 0 5 mm higher when both the right and...

Page 169: ...ight bidirectional printing may be slightly misaligned In this case adjust bidirectional print positions with BIDIR POSITION in the ADJUST menu As the gap between the side plate of the printer and the...

Page 170: ...by a warning sound and a message displayed on the panel Printing suspension is also notified by a warning sound and a message displayed on the panel Printing can be resumed after checking the media c...

Page 171: ...NGS Press the OK button 6 MISC SETTINGS 2REMAINING MEDIA Press the Down button to select SAFE SCANNING 7 MISC SETTINGS 2SAFE SCANNING Press the OK button 8 SAFE SCANNING 2STOP PRINTING Press the UP bu...

Page 172: ...f the media due to the media being charged with static electricity If the ink tends to spread over the printout set the ionizer to ON Generally do not let the ionizer setting to ON but change the sett...

Page 173: ...ONIZER 2OFF Press the Up and Down buttons to select ON 9 IONIZER 2ON Press the OK button 10 IONIZER 2ON Press the CANCEL button to exit the IONIZER menu 11 MISC SETTINGS 2IONIZER Press the ONLINE butt...

Page 174: ...several data files on media with which differences between printouts will be noticeable if automatic cleaning is performed between two files If automatic cleaning is set to OFF determine suitable tim...

Page 175: ...Down buttons to select BEFORE DURING PRNT 9 AUTO PH CLEANING 2BEFORE DURING PRNT Press the OK button 10 AUTO PH CLEANING 2 BEFORE DURING PRNT Press the CANCEL button to exit the AUTO PH CLEANING menu...

Page 176: ...he OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Press the Down button to select COPY MEDIA PRESET 5 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2COPY MEDIA PRESET Press the OK button 6 COPY MEDIA PRESET 201g01 PAPER Press...

Page 177: ...y here is called automatically when starting printing together with the 24 parameters set for each media preset 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button 2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down...

Page 178: ...ne state idle mode 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press and hold the Up or Down button Press and hold the Up or Down button To feed media press the Down button To rewind media press the Up button 2 W...

Page 179: ...after the printout has completely dried If the media is rewound while the printout is not sufficiently dry the printout may be damaged 2 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the Left button 3 START OR...

Page 180: ...6mm During origin setting mode a symbol is displayed next to the media width value Exit origin setting mode To cancel an origin that has been set reinstall the media or exit the origin setting mode fo...

Page 181: ...he ONLINE button during the preheating time before printing 2 PRINTER IN PAUSE 01 PAPER 1626mm The printer enters pause mode Keep the Down button pressed 3 FEEDING MEDIA Release the Down button Releas...

Page 182: ...2 MENU 2INFORMATION Press the Down button to select EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 3 MENU 2EDIT MEDIA PRESETS Press the OK button 4 EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2SELECT PRESET NO Press the Down button to select MISC SETTI...

Page 183: ...SKEW CHECK 2 ON FIXED MARGIN Press the CANCEL button to exit the SKEW CHECK menu 11 MISC SETTINGS 2SKEW CHECK Press the ONLINE button PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Before printing Loading the media A...

Page 184: ...certain size is secured with SKEW CHECK set to ON FIXED MARGIN This function is called fixed margin Note With the fixed margin mode a margin of a certain size is secured but on the other hand printed...

Page 185: ...ing time before printing 2 PRINTER IN PAUSE 01 PAPER 1626mm Lift the pressure roller up down lever After entering pause mode lift the pressure roller up down lever When lifting the lever place your ha...

Page 186: ...the upper side of pressure roller to release the pressure force of pressure roller Notes Wrinkles may be eliminated in all medias Lifter Pressure roller Example of when it is not necessary to pull th...

Page 187: ...ke up error occurs When the ink runs out or ink cartridges are not installed When the front cover is open When media wrinkles are detected with safe scanning 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the...

Page 188: ...CAPPED Press the Up and Down buttons to select the type of the warning sound to change 8 WARNING SOUND 2INK ERRORS Press the OK button 9 INK ERRORS 2ON Press the Down button to select OFF 10 INK ERROR...

Page 189: ...s to modify the adjustment value The changed value is applied immediately after change The adjustment value displayed when the print started does not change until the print finishes 3 FINE ADJ VAL 099...

Page 190: ...y as a large quantity of ink is used Consequently do not use the TUR unit with this mode STANDARD 540 dpi x 360 dpi x DDP 6 1 This is the standard mode Generally use this mode STANDARD HIGH DENSITY 54...

Page 191: ...obtain a better resolution and a more precise print The carriage speed cannot be changed from the RIP software Use panel operations or CP_Manager 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MENU button...

Page 192: ...indicated values depending on factors such as the media width Print speeds of the IP 5630 1 Print mode Carriage speed NORMAL SLOW FAST PRODUCTION 22 9 m2 h 14 4 m2 h PRODUCTION 15 0 m2 h 9 4 m2 h PRO...

Page 193: ...ENSITY 2 QUALITY 6 8 m2 h 4 1 m2 h QUALITY HIGH DENSITY 2 HIGH QUALITY 4 0 m2 h 2 3 m2 h HIGH QUALITY HIGH DENSITY MAX QUALITY 2 6 m2 h 1 6 m2 h MAX QUALITY HIGH DENSITY FINE DETATIL 1 8 m2 h 1 1 m2 h...

Page 194: ...atures on the heater control menu are overwritten by the temperatures from the RIP To use the initial temperatures set on the operation panel rather than the temperature set with the RIP set HEATER PR...

Page 195: ...s are lower than the standby temperatures Display the heater control menu Press the HEATER button to display the heater control menu 2nn 50 40 45 C Aft 40 40 45Pre Heater operating information Afterhe...

Page 196: ...Banner Banner 50 C 40 C 45 C STANDARD bidirectional We recommend setting the preheater the printheater and the afterheater temperatures to the following ranges Preheater 50 C or lower Printheater 45 C...

Page 197: ...trationmark isdisplayedifthe mediapresetisregistered XX Temperaturecurrentlyset YY Temperatureafterthechange AFTERHEATER T 2ZXXgYY C Enter the temperature Press the Left and Right buttons to select a...

Page 198: ...SETTING 2MEDIA HEATER SET Press the Down button to select MEDIA HEATER SET and then press the OK button 5 MEDIA HEATER SET 2PRINT END HEATING Press the Down button to select PRINT END HEATING and the...

Page 199: ...MENU 2SETTING Press the OK button 4 SETTING 2MEDIA HEATER SET Press the Down button to select MEDIA HEATER SET and then press the OK button 5 MEDIA HEATER SET 2STANDBY TIME Press the Down button to s...

Page 200: ...ED goes off 2 PRINTING STANDARD ND BI REPLACE Y CARTRIDGE The message appears and a warning beep is emitted to prompt you to replace the ink cartridge 3 Replace the ink cartridge See Install and repla...

Page 201: ...AUTION Do not remove ink trays in the following cases Otherwise ink may spill in the printer depending on its state which may damage the printer When the printer is not turned on due to power failure...

Page 202: ...s and types indicated on the ink cartridge tail section s color identification label and the board s color identification label are the same Usually a small quantity of ink remains in the used ink car...

Page 203: ...cartridge holder cover toward the top arrow 2 direction 3 Remove the cartridge holder cover in the arrow 3 direction 3 Remove the board from the cartridge holder cover 4 1 1 2 Remove the tail section...

Page 204: ...rom the cartridge holder 7 Referring to the locations on the cartridge holder shown in the figure slide the four protrusions of the ink cartridge lower plate in the arrow direction and remove the ink...

Page 205: ...figure to the right Tail section fixing plate Upper plate Spout Upper plate Tail section Lower plate Note Do not hold the ink cartridge by the upper plate only as it may be taken off Hold the cartridg...

Page 206: ...older shown in the figure insert the four protrusions of the ink cartridge lower plate and slide them under the plate guide following the arrow direction 3 Insert the ink cartridge spout in the cartri...

Page 207: ...r This sheet prevents contact failure 5 Pull softly the tail section of the ink cartridge 6 Install the cartridge holder cover Insert the three protrusions of the cartridge holder cover in the cartrid...

Page 208: ...idge holder claws 9 Remove the board protective sheet Note Be sure to remove the board protective sheet Installing the ink cartridge to the printer without removing the board protective sheet may caus...

Page 209: ...209 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Troubleshooting...

Page 210: ...n the RIP software on the host computer Check the host computer setting Heater control menu Turn on the heaters afterheater printheater preheater again and then print the nozzle print pattern or forci...

Page 211: ...the printer on page 40 Obstructions in the carriage path preventing the carriage from moving well Remove any obstructions See How to clear media jams on page 213 Obstructions in the media path prevent...

Page 212: ...vironment contact the manufacturer of your RIP software Computer other processing Terminate other software applications for example anti virus software You cannot understand the current operation pane...

Page 213: ...rrectly 2 Lift the pressure roller lever and open the front cover When you lift the lever OPEN COVERS AND REMOVE MEDIA When you open the cover LIFT THE LEVER AND REMOVE MEDIA 3 Clear the media jam mak...

Page 214: ...ome position 5 CARRIAGE IS MOVING PLEASE WAIT Load the media on the printer again See To load media on the Printer on page 40 Note When the printer is jammed with media the print heads may contact the...

Page 215: ...restart the printer by turning it off and on as follows Then the error may be recovered 1 Turn off the power switch on the operation panel 2 Remove the power cable front he power outlet and then remo...

Page 216: ...quid 1 Dropper 4 Cleaning swab Note The items 1 2 and 3 above are included in the sheet mount cleaning kit A IP5 283 Do not discard the items 1 and 2 above after use but use them again for sheet mount...

Page 217: ...area a and inject the sheet mount cleaning liquid In the same manner inject 1 ml of sheet mount cleaning liquid to the areas b c d and e shown in the figure a c e b d 5 Wait 5 minutes Before printing...

Page 218: ...shown in the figure of the chain on the left and move it in the direction of the arrow until it reaches the area d 7 Close the capping unit cover and then the front cover 8 Turn the printer on The pro...

Page 219: ...he ink cartridge is empty Action You are advised to follow the message instructions See Install and replace an ink cartridge on page 201 INK COLOR ERROR CHECK CC CARTRIDGE CC Ink color Meaning The ink...

Page 220: ...ur service representative See How to clear media jams on page 213 Media errors LIFT THE LEVER AND LOAD THE MEDIA Meaning No media is installed on the printer Action When there is no media install new...

Page 221: ...nded Action Secure an ambient temperature between 15 and 30 C to prevent an increase in the print heads temperature The printing resumes automatically after the print heads temperature has decreased C...

Page 222: ...er operating range Action Operate the printer within the operating temperature range 15 to 30 C Press the OK button to start the printing You may also press the CANCEL button to suspend the printing D...

Page 223: ...ANCEL Skewed media was detected The ONLINE LED flashes slowly Continue printing with the OK button Stop printing with the Cancel button PRINTING STANDARD ND BI LIFT THE LEVER ALIGN THE MEDIA CANCEL is...

Page 224: ...dia setting 2 Check the height set in the media setting If this setting is not correct set the print head height setting in the media setting to the actual height of the print heads ADJUST BIDIRECTION...

Page 225: ...inter Action 1 Check that the print head height setting in the EDIT MEDIA PRESETS menu is correct 2 Execute CHANGE PH HEIGHT in the PH MAINTENANCE menu to change the height of the print heads See Prin...

Page 226: ...t mount cleaning liquid In order to clear the nozzle clogging fill the cap with sheet mount cleaning liquid to immerse the print heads nozzle surface in that liquid After filling the cap leave the pri...

Page 227: ...he printers return to its state before cleaning Online idle and online Switches to online state Printing Resume printing In pause Stays in pause Fill the cap with ink 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm P...

Page 228: ...cap with wiper cleaning liquid 1 PRINTER READY 01 PAPER 1626mm Press the MAINTENANCE button 2 MAINTENANCE 2START MAINTENANCE Press the Down button to select PH MAINTENANCE 3 MAINTENANCE 2PH MAINTENAN...

Page 229: ...error before the step 8 start sheet mount cleaning again from step 1 9 PRESS OK TO END OPER TIME ELAPSED XX XX Wait with the printer as it is Note The SET CAP FOR CLNG operation takes between 12 and 1...

Page 230: ...OTTLE IS EMPTY Press the OK button Check visually that the waste ink bottle is not full 14 PH RECOVERING REQUIRED TIME XX XX The strong cleaning starts 15 PH MAINTENANCE 2SET CAP FOR CLNG Fill the cap...

Page 231: ...printing continues When printing is canceled Stop printing with the Cancel button When the Printer is in pause mode the front cover can be opened and closed and the pressure roller up down lever can b...

Page 232: ...p down lever When you have lifted the pressure roller up down lever place your hand on the media to keep it in place during the operation Remove the media wrinkles Lower the pressure roller up down le...

Page 233: ...lues are not correct 1 Perform bidirectional adjustment and media advance adjustment again 2 If automatic adjustment has been performed perform manual adjustment See page 72 for the procedures for 1 a...

Page 234: ...led media Check that the leading of the media output from the printer is installed straight to the TUR unit paper tube The media wrinkled because of the heater temperatures 1 If the media wrinkles whi...

Page 235: ...el to the printer The operation panel shows the media type correctly The media winding mode is optimal for the installed media If the media is curled or wrinkled see the description on the problem The...

Page 236: ...Media with low dot spread rate 1 Decrease the temperature of all three heaters by 5 C 1 Before starting the print ensure that the heater temperatures have been decreased to the target temperature With...

Page 237: ...om C The media advance adjustment value is incorrect 1 Adjust the media advance adjustment value 2 Check that the media is correctly stretched between the paper roll and the pressure roller If the med...

Page 238: ...suitable print mode or set the carriage speed to SLOW 1 2 3 3 Print in unidirectional mode 2 4 Use proven media 5 With the RIP software apply the profile with a low ink amount to be ejected Note that...

Page 239: ...the problem The media is curled or wrinkled 4 Perform the daily maintenance Do not forget to clean the media edge guards Be sure to perform print head cleaning Be sure to clean the caps 5 Clean the p...

Page 240: ...6 to clean the pressure roller 1 Adjust the media advance adjustment value again 2 Note that the print speed differs depending on the mode selected 3 Be sure to adjust the bidirectional adjustment val...

Page 241: ...ment value is incorrect Correct the media advance adjustment value If media advance adjustment has been performed automatically perform it again manually The adjustment value differs depending on the...

Page 242: ...int mode or set the carriage speed to SLOW 1 2 3 3 Use proven media 1 Adjust the media advance adjustment value again 2 Note that the print speed differs depending on the mode selected 3 Be sure to ad...

Page 243: ...uum hole the printer may suck the ejected ink partially between the media and the media edge guard As a result vertical banding may appear Shift the media so that the contacting point between the medi...

Page 244: ...lled parallel to the printer The operation panel shows the media type correctly The media winding mode is optimal for the installed media If the media is curled or wrinkled see the description on the...

Page 245: ...vance adjustment value in the 0 3 range If the action in 1 did not solve the problem execute the following 2 Change the print mode 1 2 The media is curled or wrinkled If the media is curled or wrinkle...

Page 246: ...246 Troubleshooting...

Page 247: ...247 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Menu tree...

Page 248: ...of ink that can be used INK INFORMATION 2INK WASTE PERCENT INK WASTE PERCENT 2XXX XXX Waste ink quantity MENU 2CURRENT PRINT JOB CURRENT PRINT JOB 2PROGRESS XXX XXX Print progress percentage CURRENT P...

Page 249: ...PERCENT 2XXX XXX Waste ink quantity INK INFORMATION 2TOTAL USED INK TOTAL USED INK 2CC 000000000 CC Ink color mm INFORMATION 2REMAINING MEDIA REMAINING MEDIA YYYm YYY Remaining length Inch REMAINING...

Page 250: ...d YY Selected preset number NNNNNN Media name EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2EDIT PRESET NAME EDIT PRESET NAME 2ZXX NNNNNN Z Registration mark A registration mark is displayed if the media preset is registered X...

Page 251: ...set is registered XXXXXXXX Current carriage speed setting NORMAL SLOW BIDIR ADJ VAL DET2 2CC_P XX CC Print head color P Head left or right XX Current adjustment value EDIT MEDIA PRESETS 2BIDIR ADJ VAL...

Page 252: ...MEDIA PRESETS 2COPY MEDIA PRESET COPY MEDIA PRESET 2XXgYY ZNNNNNN XX Number of preset to copy YY Copy destination number Z Registration mark A registration mark is displayed if the media preset is re...

Page 253: ...s registered XXXX Current setting YYYY Setting after change MISC SETTINGS 2CARRIAGE SPEED CARRIAGE SPEED 2ZYYY Z Registration mark A registration mark is displayed if the media preset is registered YY...

Page 254: ...UNCAPPED PH UNCAPPED 2YYY YYY Setting after change WARNING SOUND 2TUR TIMEOUT TUR TIMEOUT 2YYY YYY Setting after change WARNING SOUND 2INK ERRORS INK ERRORS 2YYY YYY Setting after change WARNING SOUND...

Page 255: ...ark A registration mark is displayed if the media preset is registered XXX XX Current adjustment value YYY YY Adjustment value after change ADJUST 2BIDIR POSITION BIDIR POSITION 2BIDIR AUTO BIDIR AUTO...

Page 256: ...IDIR MANUAL 2PRINT PATTERN BIDIR MANUAL 2FEED MEDIA BIDIR MANUAL 2BACK FEED MEDIA BIDIR MANUAL 2CC_P XX BIDIR ADJ VALUE 2ZCC_P XXgYY CC Print head color P Head left or right XX Current adjustment valu...

Page 257: ...EPLACE BLADE WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE LIQUID WIPER MAINTENANCE 2REPLACE SPONGE MAINTENANCE 2PH MAINTENANCE PH MAINTENANCE 2XXXX XXXX Maintenance type SHEET MOUNT CLNING CLEAN FOR STORAGE CLEAN PH IN...

Page 258: ...258 Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Maintenance Advanced operations Troubleshooting Menu tree Appendix Appendix...

Page 259: ...or less continuous sound excluding supply take up motor noise and ink filling noise Calorific power 4860 kJ H 4140 kJ H Guaranteed print area Area excluding top bottom margins 5 mm and right and left...

Page 260: ...r a printer malfunction This may also invalidate your warranty The ink validity period is 18 months from the date of production Do not shake the ink cartridges before use Set the ink cartridges in the...

Page 261: ...Quantity IP5 282 Wiper sponge 1 pieces Wiper blade Type Content Quantity IP5 281 Rubber blade 2 pieces Sponge blade 1 piece Cleaning swab Thick Type Content Quantity IP7 264 Cleaning swab Thick 120 pi...

Page 262: ...5 283 Head cleaning sheet 12 sheets Cap cleaning sheet 12 sheets Sheet mount cleaning liquid A 100 ml 2 piece Dropper 3 piece Gloves 24 pieces 12 pairs Before printing Loading the media Adjustment Mai...

Page 263: ...o the printer Cutter unit 64 IP5 262 for IP 5630 model Cutter unit 54 IP5 263 for IP 5530 model This cutter unit is optional to cut the media Ionizer kit IP5 254 An optional unit used to neutralize st...

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