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EBS
Ink Jet Systems
EBS-1500
Series Printers User's Manual
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5. Examples of How to Operate the Printer
NOTE:
It has been assumed that the user has become familiar with the manual or has at least read
Chapter
4 Operating the Printer
.
5.1. How to Print the First Sample Text File?
This chapter contains a description of how to prepare for operation the EBS-1500 Printer
where one electromagnetic head is installed and how to print a simple text file. The example
covers instructions of how to install a new machine, switch it on, set major parameters and
print a text file that has been input via a terminal attached to the printer.
1) If the unit is installed by the Manufacturer or authorized service staff, this section can be
omitted. Otherwise the procedure below needs to be followed to install the unit:
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Read section
2.1 Safety Requirements
.
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Follow instructions given in section
2.3 Installing the unit
.
2) Place the print head in a holder in such a position that nobody or nothing can be
splashed with ink accidentally. Therefore at first the head should be positioned in such
a way that a vessel can be placed beneath the nozzle plate.
NOTE: If a sound alarm occurs while the below specified procedure is followed, try to find
the reason for the alarm by studying the indications.. Alarms, errors, and failures
are described in section
4.5 Alarms, Errors and Indications
.
3) Switch the unit on by pressing the power switch
POWER
ON
OFF
to set it in the ON
position - see section
3.1 Switching the Printer On
. Check ink pressure on the ink
pressure gauge. The pressure should meet requirements indicated in section
2.2 Power
and Air Supply Requirements
.
4) Create a text file using the terminal keypad.
In the main MENU select the TEXT SERVICE item and then the CREATE NEW TEXT
item.
After the text file name, e.g. TXT1, has been specified, the text processor starts running.
Now you can use the keypad to input what is to be printed. A description of the
processor control keys is given in section
4.4.1.1 Introduction to Text Files
, paragraph
WORD PROCESSOR – A Description of Control Keys
.
Type the text COFFEE with terminal keys.
The text is shown on the terminal display. It looks the same as that on the real overprint
provided that print parameters have been set correctly.
After the
V
key has been pressed, the text file called TXT1 and containing the word
COFFEE is recorded in the file library and stored in the printer memory.
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