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1. Print Head Selector Switch:
Each print head has its own selector switch that is independent of all others and may be turned off
or on. During a print cycle, those heads in the OFF posion will remain at rest. The remaining head(s) will print aKer the pallet table
has raised up, then upon compleon, the pallet table will lower and rotate to the next staon while the flood stroke is occurring. If
more than one print stroke is required for any head, the pallet table will not rotate aKer lowering but will rise again in the same
posion for the next print cycle before connuing to the next staon. (Each head can be selected to 99 Strokes)
2. Manual Print Bu3ons:
Each print head has its own numbered buIon, when one of these is depressed the pallet table will raise
and the corresponding print head will print. If that head is selected to mulple strokes it will connue prinng to that total. AKer
it has finished that total, it will come to a rest in the down posion but no table rotaon will occur (used primarily to check regis-
traon or checking squeegee coverage).
3. Emergency Stop Bu3on:
When acvated the air dump valve will cycle and release all air from the printer and cut power to all
systems.
4. Auto Mode/ Manual Mode:
Auto/Start;
Will allow the printer to run in full producon (flood, rotate and print).
Manual/Stop;
In manual mode the table may be raised and lowered using the table up/down buIon in the job setup
window. The table can be rotated manually by hand. To print a desired head, select the number of the appropriate head and push
that number switch. The table must be in the down posion and in locaon when manually prinng a head.
5. Print On/Off:
If a squeegee requires service , the acvaon of this switch will release the air to the print cylinders so that the
squeegee may be removed for cleaning, revised, replaced or to be able to adjust the squeegee angle and pressure adjustment.
Flipping the switch to the original posion will again supply air to the heads allowing operaons to connue.
6. Foot Pedal:
In the on posion, to begin the producon cycle, push the foot pedal down. When each print cycle is completed, the
foot pedal must again be depressed in order for the cycle to start. In the off posion, the delay mer will energize and control the
start of the next cycle.
Missed shirt pedal
; If a garment is loaded and the tables begin to index, depress the missed shirt foot pedal
and that one pallet will not be printed as it rotates to each print head. You can miss any pallets you choose as oKen as required.
7. HMI:
The HMI (Human Machine Interface) allows the user to access all of the Javelins features, funcons and seMngs. Its
various displays and touch screen feature will walk the user thru the process of producon to machine diagnoscs
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