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Printing Jobs on the GERBER SOLARA UV2
Pausing, restarting, and canceling jobs
Pausing a job suspends it temporarily. You can pause a job by pressing F1, Pause-Job while the
job is running. The printer will stop at the next available break point. The slew keys are not
operational when a job is running or paused.
If you pause a job for more than 60 seconds, the lamps turn off and begin the three-minute cool-
down. When F1, Start-Job is pressed to resume printing, the lamps automatically begin the one-
minute warm-up sequence before proceeding. Each lamp on/off cycle reduces the usable lamp
life by three hours.
Note: Performing any of the following action while the printer is paused will terminate the job.
♦
Moving the material load lever and raising the pinch wheels
♦
Turning the material wheel and adjusting the beam height
♦
Pressing the CANCEL button.
To pause a job and restart a job
1
To pause a job, press F1, Pause-Job while the job is running. The F1 line changes from
Pause-Job
to
Start-Job
and the Job Status is:
Paused
.
MAIN MENU
F1 Start-Job Setup
Mode: Single Operate
Job Status: Paused
2
To restart the job, press F1, Start-Job. The printer resumes printing. The F1 line of the
display returns to
Pause-Job
and the Job Status is:
Running
.
To cancel a job
To cancel a job, press the CANCEL key. The
JOB CANCELED
message appears briefly, then the
printer finishes the current pass and then stops and the display returns to the MAIN MENU.
Multiple jobs sent to the printer are cleared one at a time by repeatedly pressing CANCEL
when the jobs are received.
Pausing a job due to data starvation
If job data is slow to arrive at the printer from the computer, the printer will move the carriage
to the home position temporarily. When sufficient data is received, printing will automatically
resume. If the data delay last more than 60 seconds, the lamps will turn off and begin their
three-minute cool-down cycle. Printing will not begin again until after the lamps cool down, re-
strike, and then warm up again.
Some causes of data starvation include: slow computer processing of data, busy network traffic,
slow network connection, and excessive processing on the computer during data transmission.