Roland TrueVIS VG3-640 User Manual page 68

3. Configure settings to match the media.
To ensure the optimal output according to the media size and type, set the minimal amount of items. All
items set here can be set individually as well.
Procedure
1.
On the [Select Media Output Type] screen, select the output type and tap [Next].
• [Print Only/Print & Cut]
Proceed to step 2.
• [Cut Only]
Switch to the [Multi Sensor Adjustment] screen. When automatic adjustment is finished, tap
[OK]. This completes the settings for [Cut Only].
2.
Use the [Print Head Height] screen to adjust the print head height.
• If this is not necessary, tap [Next].
• Follow the procedure below to make adjustments.
a. Tap [Change]
b. Open the front cover.
c. Move the height-adjustment lever to adjust the head height.
d. Close the front cover.
e. Tap [OK].
f. Tap [Next].
For details on this work, refer to
3.
On the [Nozzle Drop-out Test] screen, configure the [Printing Test] and [Output Start Location] settings.
• If this is not necessary, tap [Next].
• To perform a [Printing Test], tap [Printing Test]>[Execute]. For details on what to do after
the printing test, refer to
4.
On the [Select Media Adjustment Method] screen, select the adjustment method.
Here, the media feed correction for reducing horizontal bands and the correction of the landing
position of the ink will be adjusted.
MEMO
[Simple Correction (Auto)] is the recommended adjustment. You can determine the correction values with
[Detailed Correction (Manual)].
• Follow the procedure below to make automatic adjustments.
a. Tap [Simple Correction (Auto)]>[Next].
b. Tap [Execute] on the [Batch Automatic Correction] screen.
On successful completion of automatic adjustment, the home screen appears. This com-
pletes the settings.
For more information, refer to
• Follow the procedure below to make manual adjustments.
a. Tap [Detailed Correction (Manual)]>[Next].
b. Tap [Execute] on the [Multi Sensor Adjustment] screen.
Changing the Print Head Height(P.
Step 2: Normal Cleaning Method(P.
Automatically Making Required Adjustments(P.
Setup of New Media
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