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About This Guide
This Guide explains how to print images on transparent media using white ink, which feature is a unique benefit of the SC-
545EXW. In this Guide you'll find detailed, step-by-step instructions on how to print an image using white ink in combination
with CMYK ink on a single sheet of transparent media. For printing operations, you'll use the RIP & Print Management
Software "Roland VersaWorks" that comes bundled with the printer.
Before Reading This Guide
Before performing any operations described in this guide, make sure that all the following preparations are complete.
G Assembling and installing the SC-545EXW unit
G Installing Roland VersaWorks on your computer, and connecting the computer to the SC-545EXW via a network
Read the following documentation for information about setting up the SC-545EXW unit and Roland VersaWorks.
(1) SC-545EXW Be Sure to Read This First
This flyer includes important information that you need to know in order to use the printer. Be sure to read this before
doing anything else.
(2) SC-545EX User's Manual
This manual covers full details about how to use the SC-545EXW, including how to set up the printer and where to
locate the printer, etc. Read this next to the above one.
(3) Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide
This manual explains basic operations of Roland VersaWorks, including how to set up the program. Be sure to read
Chapter 1 of this manual and make necessary setups on your computer. It is also recommended to read Chapter 2 of
this manual and become familiar with how to use this program.
Chapters in This Guide
This guide consists of the following two chapters.
Chapter 1: Quick Start
This chapter describes the overview of available methods for printing on transparent media, and briefly explains how
to print by using each of the methods.
Chapter 2: Tutorial
By following this chapter, you will learn how to employ two different layers of ink (CMYK and white) in a single print
on transparent media. This chapter also explains how to create data for printing using Adobe Illustrator.
Guide Conventions
This guide uses the following conventions when mentioning objects displayed on a computer screen (such as buttons
and menus) within text.
G Buttons displayed on a computer screen are indicated using bold characters.
Example: "Click OK."
G Names of objects other than buttons (such as windows, dialog boxes, menus, etc.) are enclosed in square brackets.
Example: "Select [Preferences] from the [Edit] menu."
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