Screen Print & Inkjet Fast T-Jet Blazer Pro, Руководство пользователя

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This circuit should be 110V minimum to 240V maximum, 50/60 Hz, 15A load, single
phase and ground with a 6.6KW GFCI Circuit Breaker.
A separate dedicated circuit should be used for the heat curing machine, such
as a heat transfer press or small conveyor dryer. Consult the manufacturer of the
equipment for circuit specifications.
The AC power must be supplied with an independent GFCI circuit breaker with
the circuit ground isolated from other equipment. It is recommended the circuit
include a breaker that can be “locked out” for maintenance purposes. The
ground circuit must be a computer grade isolated ground. The power should be
constant and not susceptible to voltage fluctuations. Fluctuations in line voltage
will adversely affect the unit performance.
Supplying a voltage to the printer that is outside of this range will likely result in
intermittent data and print corruption. If line voltages are outside this range, U.S.
Screen recommends the use of a buck/boost transformer to bring the printer
supply voltage within this range. No warranty, express or implied, will be honored
for equipment operated on voltages beyond the stated range.
For convenience during setup and normal maintenance, have electrical outlets
at local voltage located near the intended area of operation.
Main Operator
The Fast T-Jet Blazer Pro printer requires one main operator who will be
responsible for the operation and routine maintenance of the printer. In order to
fulfill this job, the candidate chosen will need certain skills. The main operator will
be
crucial to the performance of the printer and should be selected accordingly.
All operators of a Fast T-Jet Blazer Pro must be 18 years of age or older.
The following skills are recommended for the main operator:
Windows PC experience. This includes a basic understanding of computer •
graphics programs like CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop
Technical background involving electronics and mechanics •
Color aptitude •
The following are desirable, but not essential:
Printing experience •
Color theory experience •
Formal electronics education •
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Appendix A- Operational Guide