Astro Machine Astrojet 2, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Section 4
Astrojet II High-Speed In-Line Inkjet Printer
Operating the Astrojet II
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Monitoring the Job
The Astrojet II may be taken off-line by pressing the ON-LINE key without affecting the addressing
job. Up to 3 addresses may be printed before unit goes off-line. The media will resume printing at
exactly the same point when the Astrojet II is put back on-line.
IF A JAM OCCURS, DO NOT TURN OFF YOUR UNIT! Remove jam as described in Section 5.
Printing Tips
Tips on Types of Media
The Astrojet II will print on many types of mailing media, but some restrictions apply. As with any
other printing process, the texture of the media has a direct effect on both print quality and ink drying
time. It is best to test each new type of media to be run to determine performance levels.
NOTE: Since coated and plastic types of “paper” do not easily absorb ink, smearing may
occur. On the other hand, paper that is too porous may get “fuzzy,” as opposed to
crisp printouts. Another cause of “fuzzy” printouts is excessive buildup of dust within
the machine, or the printhead is too far away from the media.
Be aware, that when printing in the Executive Plus mode, drying time for the ink is
longer than in the other modes. Also, when humidity is high, drying time is
increased.
Tips on Media Thickness
The Astrojet II will handle pieces up to 3/8" thick (0.375"). However, they must be flexible enough to
pass through the rollers. All folds must be crisp and even. Also, the thicker the media, the less that
may be loaded into the hopper at a single time.
Although the minimum allowable thickness is 0.008", we recommend that you carefully fan these
pieces before loading to avoid double feeding.
Tips about Bound Pieces
DO NOT use stapled pieces in the Astrojet II.
DO NOT use paper-clipped pieces in the Astrojet II.
CAUTION: These methods of binding the mail piece will damage the printheads, affect
print quality, and may seriously damage your printer. The Astro Warranty Policy
will not cover components damaged through use of these methods. Also, the
USPS does not accept this type of mail for its automated equipment.