Oce Arizona T220, Руководство пользователя

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BLOT HEADS
Blotting heads is the process of pressing the print heads into an absorbent cloth.
This is necessary to remove any ink which may have accumulated on the print head
nozzle plates.
SPIT HEADS
This command is used to evaluate the condition of the printheads. When it is
initiated the carriage moves to the blotting station. All printheads then fire into the
blot cloth. The carriage then returns to its previous state of operation. The operator
can then observe the ink patterns created on the blot cloth from the spit. If the
patterns are not forming clean lines of equal length, it can be an indication of
blocked nozzles.
PUMP SOLVENT
This turns on the solvent pump for the duration set in this menu — 1 - 30 seconds
(default is 10 seconds). Solvent is pumped up to the capping tray and into the foam
pads for the specified amount of time.
FILL RESERVOIR
This command manually fills one or more ink reservoir with ink. This is generally
only used if ink-fill is turned Off and the user wants to manually ensure that the
ink reservoirs are full of ink. The system stops the filling when the ink reservoir
level sensor indicates that the ink reservoir is full.
ACCESS CARRIAGE
This command raises the carriage to maintenance height and moves the carriage
over to the blotting station. This is useful to gain access to the underside of the
carriage in order to manually clean the print heads.
PARK CARRIAGE
This command moves the carriage to the capping station and lowers the carriage
onto the foam pads (called 'capping'). It is necessary to perform this step any time
the operator has been doing manual maintenance and wishes to park and cap the
carriage.
RAISE CARRIAGE
This command raises the carriage to maintenance height then moves the heads over
the drain, which allows the carriage to be moved manually for service access.
Note:
The carriage will not self-cap when it is raised. Therefore, the heads
will dry out if left in this position for too long (i.e., more than 5
minutes).