MUTOH VJ-626UF, Руководство по эксплуатации

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24 Requirements for usable media
Media that meet the requirements below can be used with this printer.
To achieve expected print quality, follow the instructions below.
Failure to follow these instructions could result in damage to the printer.
• Use media with no wrinkle, fold or curl.
If media does not sit flat on the table, secure it on the table using a thin tape to avoid any warps.
• If media has a chance to be deformed while printing, secure it on the table using a thin tape to avoid head strike.
• Do not use heat-sensitive media.
The heat given off by the UV rays could deform such media.
• If printing onto a solid object that is liable to roll (such as a golf ball or ballpoint pen), use a jig or similar to stop it from
rolling.
• When loading a small and heavy object or a jig on the table, place it as close to the center of the table as possible.
• If printing onto media that has level differences in it, note that adequate print results may not be obtained if there is a large
distance between the lower-level printing surfaces and the print head.
• Do not use media that are liable to reflect the UV light.
The reflective UV light can cure the ink on the print head.
When loading a new media, make sure to place it on an appropriate position and input correct media information.
If wrong information is entered, the printer can print on an unintended position of the table. If UV ink stains on the table, it will
be cured by UV lamp and will not be removed from the table.
Requirements for usable media
Usable sizes
Maximum
width
483 mm
Maximum
length
594 mm
Maximum
thickness
150 mm
Weight up to 6 kg (including jig)
Important!
The minimum media width and length that are settable in the User Type for the printer are 30 mm x 30 mm.
To print onto media with dimensions smaller than these, you should take precautions to prevent the table from being dirtied with
ink. Once UV ink stains on the table, it will be cured by UV lamp and will not be removed from the table.
Cautions for handling media
Correctly load and set up media