Adjust The Heaters Temperatures; Procedure To Set The Heaters Temperatures - Oki IP-6620 User Manual

Adjust the heaters temperatures

Each heater initial value is set in the media preset menu. These values are automatically set for the heaters
temperatures.
Therefore, normally the heater control menu is not required.
The heater control menu is used to:
- Complete the temperature fine adjustment during the print operation; or
- Confirm the current heater temperature

Procedure to set the heaters temperatures

(1) The heaters are in standby at the initial temperature
registered with the media used.
>>PRINTHEATER T
*40 → 40ºC
>>PREHEATER T
>>AFTERHEATER T
*45 → 45ºC
*50 → 50ºC ◎
(2) Heating starts after receiving the data from the RIP
software.
RIP data
(3) When the heaters temperatures have almost reached
the set temperatures, the print operation starts.
(4) Changing the heaters temperatures during the print
operation.
H E A T E R
When a media type is selected after installing the media, initial
temperature values of each heater for the selected media type are
displayed on the menu.
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When the heaters temperatures are set with the print and job data
from the RIP software, the temperatures on the heater control
menu are overwritten by the temperatures from the RIP.
When the current temperatures of the afterheater, printheater,
and preheater reach a temperature of 1ºC lower than the set
temperature, the printer starts printing.
During the print operation the heaters temperatures may be
changed by specifying set temperatures in the heater control
menu.
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A f t 4 0 + 5 0 4 5 P r e
š To use the initial temperatures set on the operation panel
rather than the temperature set with the RIP, set HEATER
PRIORITY in the media preset menu to PANEL SETTING.
š The heaters maximum set temperatures are as follows.
Afterheater: 55ºC
Printheater: 55ºC
Preheater: 55ºC
š Even after the print is completed, the temperatures changed
during this procedure remain as the heaters setup temperatures,
until the media is installed again or the printer is turned off.
However, the heater temperature settings in the media preset
menu are not changed.
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