Gerber SOLARA UV2, Руководство пользователя

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CHAPTER 4 53
Loading Inks and Materials
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Look at the gap between the pinch wheels and the platen. Adjust the beam height so
there is enough of a gap for the material to pass through by turning the Material
Wheel clockwise.
UP
Material Wheel
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Slide the pinch wheels to the left or right until they are evenly positioned over the
width of the material and each pinch wheel is over a grit wheel roller in the platen.
Pinch wheel
Grit wheel
Note: You do not have to use all six pinch wheels if you are printing on narrow material, but
the more pinch wheels over the material the better.
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The right-most pinch wheel should be located over the roller nearest the right edge of
the material. The right edge of the material should be no more than 0.25" (7 mm)
beyond the edge of the right pinch wheel.
Note: If you position the material too far to the right of the right-most pinch wheel you will see
the following message:
ERROR: Material too far to the right
after a material scan. Reposition the
material then run a manual material scan. You must do a manual material scan before the job
is allowed. See “Detecting material width” on page 67.
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Feed the material with the printable side facing up through the back of the GERBER
SOLARA UV2 over the platen and under the pinch wheels so that it extends about 12
inches (30 cm) in the front. (See following pictures)
Note: Once you cover up the rear material sensor the printer will produce an audible signal.
This sound simply means that the beam height needs to be adjusted. It is important to finish
aligning the material in the printer before adjusting the beam height.
Feed the material into
the back of the printer
over the platform
Wrap the material
(printable side up)
around the dancer bar.