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Job Setup
On your Job set up screen you will see a Counter on buIon. By selecng the counter, you can enter in how many shirts there are
to be printed. If you type 1000 in the job total, it will show you how many goods you have leK and when loading the last shirt it
will remind you to hit end producon. If an error is made and you need to make a shirt count correcons, you can add or remove
from either total. If you want to just keep an eye on the number of pieces to be printed you can leave the counter off and it will
not ask you if you would like to end producon.
Index with foot pedal:
If you have the press in Manual mode and you want to cycle the pallets one staon at a me, you can enable auto cycling by just
stepping on the foot pedal and the machine will move one staon. This will not table up and print it will just move the tables for-
ward and stop. This mode will normally be used to keep from having to cycle the table by hand
Table Up/Down:
This buIon will be used to raise the table and lower them while seMng up a job, normally used to check registraon or check off
contact.
Rapid Stroke:
This will allow the machine to make mulple strokes flooding and prinng with out the tables raising and lowering.
The machine will flood forward, tables will raise, then the squeegee will print. Then the squeegee will flood forward and print
again. If you have the head selected to print several mes, it will connue back and forth for that selected amount of strokes.
This is a feature you will normally use while prinng towels to keep them at the boIom of the screen and not have tables raising
and lowering in between print strokes
Plas+sol:
This buIon will keep the squeegee in the rear rest posion and not keep the screens flooded. If you select this buIon it will
change the screen to water base mode, this selecon will keep the screens flooded . This will help with air dry inks, to keep them
from drying out in the image area.
Double Index:
This allows you to print 2 different jobs at the same me. Double index cycles the machine twice and then raises it every other
staon. Then the machine will print one job on the even heads and one Job on the odd heads.
