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Page 3: Copyright Notice
COPYRIGHT NOTICE COPYRIGHT © 2006 Océ-Technologies B.V. All rights reserved. This document may not be reproduced by any means, in whole or in part, without written permission of the copyright owner. This document is furnished to support the Océ CS9000 Eco-Solvent printer Series Printers. In consideration of the furnishing of the information contained in this document, the party to whom it is given, assumes its custody and control and agrees to the following: The information herein contained is given in confidence, and any part thereof shall not be copied or...
Page 5: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS Safety Instructions..........................7 Introduction............................8 Warnings, Cautions and Notes ......................8 Important safety instructions ......................8 Warning labels..........................11 Labels in function of transportation ....................14 Product Overview ..........................15 Introduction............................. 16 Features ............................16 Part names and functions ......................17 Printer status ..........................
Page 7: Safety Instructions
1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Introduction ............................ 8 Warnings, Cautions and Notes ..................... 8 Important safety instructions......................8 Warning labels..........................11 1.4.1 Handling the warning labels..................... 11 1.4.2 Locations and types of warning labels..................11 1.4.2.1 Location and types of warning labels on front part............11 Labels in function of transportation...................
Page 8: Introduction
Chapter 1: Safety Instructions 1.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter explains the meaning of safety terms for personnel who operate this equipment, important safety instructions, and the positions of the warning labels. Important Be sure to follow all instructions and warnings in this manual when using the equipment. 1.2 WARNINGS, CAUTIONS AND NOTES Safety terms in this manual and the contents of warning labels attached to the printer are categorized into the following three types depending on the degree of risk (or the scale of accident).
Page 9 Chapter 1: Safety Instructions • Be sure to use the attached cable. Otherwise, electrical shock or fire may occur. • Be sure to use the specified voltage (AC 100 V to 120V, or AC 220V to 240V). Otherwise, electrical shock or fire may occur. •...
Page 10 Chapter 1: Safety Instructions • Be careful not to spill water inside the printer. Doing so may result in a short circuit. • Be careful not to touch the heaters during or after operation. Doing so may result in burns. •...
Page 11: Warning Labels
Chapter 1: Safety Instructions 1.4 WARNING LABELS The handling, attachment locations, and types of warning labels are explained below. Warning labels are attached on areas which require attention. Read and understand the positions and contents thoroughly before performing your work. 1.4.1 Handling the warning labels Be sure to note the following when handling the labels.
Page 12 Chapter 1: Safety Instructions Type AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 13 Chapter 1: Safety Instructions 1.4.2.2. Location and types of warning labels on back part. Type CAUTION THIS UNIT HAS TWO POWER SUPPLY CORDS, WHEN WiNDING UNIT IS PROVIDED. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DISCONNECT ALL POWER SUPPLY CORDS BEFORE SERVICING.
Page 14: Labels In Function Of Transportation
Chapter 1: Safety Instructions 1.5 LABELS IN FUNCTION OF TRANSPORTATION Description BEFORE powering on printer, REMOVE dummy cartridges. AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 15: Product Overview
2 PRODUCT OVERVIEW Introduction ..........................16 Features ............................16 Part names and functions ......................17 2.3.1 Front............................17 2.3.2 Connections on the back ......................18 2.3.3 Position and function of the heating elements ................. 19 2.3.4 Operation panel ........................20 2.3.4.1 Operation keys ........................
Page 16: Introduction
The features of the printer are explained below. (1) High speed output 2 models feature new print heads and achieve high speed printing. They also offer printing widths up to 1643mm in CS9065 and 2250 mm in CS9090 Machine Media Width...
Page 17: Part Names And Functions
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.3 PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS Part names and functions are explained below. 2.3.1 Front Name Function Heater plate Supports and heats the media during printing. Front cover Keeps the operator safe from the drive parts of the printer while it is operating.
Page 18: Connections On The Back
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.3.2 Connections on the back Connection Ethernet connector Card reader slot Smartchip label HardDisk bracket cover Centronics connector Foot switch connector Power inlet Environmental label DB-25 connector ID label AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 19: Position And Function Of The Heating Elements
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.3.3 Position and function of the heating elements Heater element Temperature Function • Open the pores to make the media more receptive for Océ Pre-heater (Heater A) 20 – 50°C IJC910 Low Solvent Ink. • To establish optimum fixation onto the media (coated and Fixer (Heater B) 20 –...
Page 20: Operation Panel
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.3.4 Operation panel The operation panel is used to set operational conditions, display the status of the printer, and set other functions. The names and functions of the operation keys and status lamps are explained below. 2.3.4.1 Operation keys Name...
Page 21: Lcd Monitor And Light Indicators
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.3.4.2 LCD monitor and light indicators. Name Colour Status Function LCD monitor The monitor displays the operation status and error messages of the printer. POWER lamp Green The printer is on. The printer is off. ERROR lamp Flashing An error has occurred.
Page 22: Printer Status
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.4 PRINTER STATUS The status of the printer is explained below. 2.4.1 Normal Indicates that the printer can receive print data when media is loaded. You can also change printer settings using the operation panel. The contents displayed on the LCD monitor of the operation panel is as follows : 1 →...
Page 23: Changing The Printer Status
Chapter 2: Product Overview 2.4.3 Changing the printer status To change the printer status, follow the steps below. 2.4.3.1 Changing the status from normal to the setting menu display Press either on the operation panel when the printer is in normal status. •...
Page 25: Setting Up The Unit
3 SETTING UP THE UNIT Unpacking ............................. 26 3.1.1 Unpacking packaging box of the main unit ................26 3.1.2 Unpacking stand packaging box ....................27 Verification of packaged items ....................28 3.2.1 Packaging box of the main unit....................28 3.2.2 Stand packaging box .......................
Page 26: Unpacking
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.1 UNPACKING The product comes in three boxes. • One with the printer body • One with the stand • One with the unwinder / winder 100 system Please follow the instructions below to unpack the printer body and stand. Caution •...
Page 27: Unpacking Stand Packaging Box
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit Remove the outer boards and take out the accessory box and the packaging box of the waste Step 4 : fluid tank. Outer board Accessory box Packaging box of the waste fluid tank 3.1.2 Unpacking stand packaging box Unpack the package of the stand according to the following procedure.
Page 28: Verification Of Packaged Items
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.2 VERIFICATION OF PACKAGED ITEMS After unpacking the packaging box, inspect if the unit is not damaged and that all necessary parts are present. Notes The contents of the packages may be different depending on the market where they are used. Contact your local Océ...
Page 29: Packaging Box Of The Unwinder / Winder 100
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.2.3 Packaging box of the unwinder / winder 100 Notes Please refer to the User’s Guide of the Unwinder / Winder 100 for installation… Description Quantity Description Quantity Packaging box Winder kit Roll unit bar PCB Box Adjustable bracket Front tensioning bar...
Page 30: Machine Starters Kit
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.2.5 Machine Starters Kit Description Quantity User Guide Cd with manuals Keyboard label Heater label Maintenance label set (6 languages) Harmful label Low Solvent Setup Cleaning Océ IJC910 Low Solvent Cleaning Ink Starter Set (2x4) User maintenance kit 6 months AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 –...
Page 31: User Maintenance Kit For 6 Months Autonomy
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.2.6 User Maintenance kit for 6 months autonomy Order number: 29801288 Kit content: Description Quantity Sponge plate Wipers Spitting box sponge Cleaning Liquid 250 ml Instruction sheet Good shape kit (29801287) * Good shape kit order number: 29801287 * Good shape kit content: Description Quantity...
Page 32: Assembly
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.3 ASSEMBLY The assembly of this product is described below. Caution When assembling this product, always work with at least 4 people or more. 3.3.1 Assembling the stand Assemble the stand according to the following procedure. Place the stand upside down as shown in the figure.
Page 33: Installing The Stand
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.3.2 Installing the stand Install the stand to the main unit according to the following procedure : Place the stand with its feet on the floor. Step 1 : Lift up the main unit with at least four persons by holding it by the handles. Step 2 : Place the main unit on the stand.
Page 34: Adjusting The Position Of The Main Unit To The Stand
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.3.3 Adjusting the position of the main unit to the stand After installation of the main unit onto the stand, please check if there is no gap between the printer body and the stand. When you notice that there is a gap between the printer body and the stand, please follow the instructions mentioned below to minimize this gap.
Page 35: Removal Of Protective Packaging Material
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.3.4 Removal of protective packaging material Remove all protective packaging material according to the following procedure. Remove tape from all parts of the product. Step 1 : Remove the two anti-rubbing materials on the top of the main unit. Step 2 : Anti-rubbing material Remove the head unit fixture material from inside the front cover according to the following...
Page 36: Installing The Unwinder / Winder 100
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit IV) Close the front cover. Front Cover 3.3.5 Installing the Unwinder / Winder 100 Refer to the User’s Guide in the box of the winding system to install the unwinder-winder 100 AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 37: Installation
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.4 INSTALLATION Product installation is explained below. 3.4.1 Choosing a place for the printer Install the unit on a proper location referring to the following. Important • Do not place the printer on a location under the following conditions. Doing so may cause the product to fall, become damaged, or cause injury.
Page 38: Required Space
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit Notes • Avoid the following temperature and humidity conditions. Otherwise, printed images may appear differently from what you expect: Places where sudden changes in temperature and humidity are expected, even though the condition is within the range written above. Places where direct sunlight or excessive lighting are expected.
Page 39: Installing The Printer
Chapter 3: Setting up the unit 3.4.2 Installing the printer To install the product, follow the steps below. Move the product to where it will be installed. Step 1 : Rotate the four adjusters in the direction shown in the figure to make the printer stable. Step 2 : Jiggle the printer to make sure that it stable.
Page 41: Preparing For A Job
4 PREPARING FOR A JOB Introduction ..........................42 Connecting the power cable ....................... 42 Connecting the foot switch ......................44 Turning the power ON/OFF ......................45 4.4.1 Turning the power ON......................45 4.4.2 Turning the power OFF......................46 Installing Océ IJC910 Low Solvent Ink for the first time ............47 Media handling ..........................
Page 42: Introduction
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.1 INTRODUCTION The procedures needed before using the printer are explained below. 4.2 CONNECTING THE POWER CABLE The connection procedure for the power cable is explained below. Important • Make sure that the distributed power cable is used. Use of a different cable may result in electric shock or fire.
Page 43 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Plug the power cable to the AC inlet on the back of the printer. Step 2 : AC inlet Power cable Plug the cable correctly to the outlet. Step 3 : Important • Do not attempt to plug in electrical plugs with wet hands. Doing so may result in electrical shock.
Page 44: Connecting The Foot Switch
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.3 CONNECTING THE FOOT SWITCH The connection procedure for the foot switch is described below. If the pressure roller needs to be raised or lowered, it is possible to control this motion from the foot switch, instead of doing so at the operation panel.
Page 45: Turning The Power On/Off
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.4 TURNING THE POWER ON/OFF The method to turn the power ON or OFF is described below. Caution Before powering ON the unit, make sure the waste bottle is installed. 4.4.1 Turning the power ON Turn the power of the unit ON according to following procedure.
Page 46: Turning The Power Off
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.4.2 Turning the power OFF Turn the power of the unit OFF according to the following procedure. Verify the following regarding the operational condition of the unit. Step 1 : There is no printing operation being performed. The operation panel is in a normal status.
Page 47: Installing Océ Ijc910 Low Solvent Ink For The First Time
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.5 INSTALLING OCÉ IJC910 LOW SOLVENT INK FOR THE FIRST TIME Read these cautions first, before powering on the printer and installing ink cassettes for the first time. Caution • When handling Océ IJC910 Low Solvent ink, be careful that ink does not get into your eyes or on your skin.
Page 48 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job First ink load procedure: Verify if the Waste bottle is empty. Step 1 : Power ON the unit. Step 2 : Remove all dummy cassettes as indicated on the display. Step 3 : The CS9000 will start pumping air for about 15 seconds. The following message will be displayed.
Page 49 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Please note that you have to wait 1 minute if the display mentions 0 minutes: Empty the Waste bottle as requested on the display below. Step 7 : Remove all Low Solvent Setup Cleaning cassettes when the message below appears. Step 8 : Install the 8 NEW Low Solvent Cleaning Liquid cassettes (2) as requested on the display.
Page 50 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Step 10 : Empty the Waste bottle as requested on the display below. Step 11 : Remove all Low Solvent Cleaning Liquid cassettes when the message below appears. Step 12 : Insert the correct configuration of Océ IJC910 Low Solvent Ink cassettes as requested on the display: The ink cassette must be put in a specific slot according to the type and colour used.
Page 51 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Step 13 : Wait until the Ink Refill sequence has finished, the display will show the remaining minutes, 9 min for a 65” machine and 13 min for a 90” machine : (or 9 min for 65” machines) Please note that you have to wait 1 minute if the display mentions 0 minutes: Step 14 : Empty the Waste bottle when the display requests it.
Page 52: Media Handling
Media Width Printing Width CS9065 1653 mm 1643 mm CS9090 2280 mm 2250 mm To load sheet media, follow the steps below. Notes If roll media is attached to the printer, wind the media up and then load the sheet media.
Page 53 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Open the front cover. Step 5 : Caution Be careful not to pinch your fingers when opening and closing the front cover. Load the sheet media into the insertion slot at the front of the printer. Step 6 : Sheet media Insertion slot...
Page 54: Loading Roll Media
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.6.2 Loading roll media 4.6.2.1 Installing the media roll Determine the printable side of the media roll (inside or outside printing) and lay down the media Step 1 : roll as shown in the images below. Position the media roll in the middle of the printing space.
Page 55: Loading The Media Into The Printer
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Lock one roll unit to the roll unit bar Step 4 : Place one side of the roll over the flange of the locked unit. Step 5 : Slide the flange of the other roll unit into the roll and lock the unit by using its handle. Step 6 : You can now de-lock both sides to do adjustment of the position of the roll.
Page 56 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 2 : L OADING THE MEDIA TROUGH THE FRONT TENSIONING SYSTEM Load the media through the printer’s pressure rollers. Step 1 : Standing in front of the printer, take the media and pull it until there is equal tension on the left Step 2 : and right of the media.
Page 57: Setting Media Type
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.6.3 Setting media type The procedure for setting media type is explained below. Turn the printer on and load the media. Step 1 : Once the media has been set, the media initial menu will be displayed. Press one of the following keys on the operation panel, and select the current media type.
Page 58: Using Media Retainers
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.6.4 Using media retainers There are 2 media retainers enclosed in-the-box. Please follow the procedure below to use them properly. Power on the machine. Step 1 : Be sure that the media initialize is done correctly. Step 2 : Open the front cover.
Page 59: Testprinting
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7 TESTPRINTING Follow the steps below to do a test print and confirm if your printer operates correctly. Turn the power of the unit ON and load the media. Step 1 : Make sure that your printer is in normal status. Step 2 : Press either the [MENU ↑] key or [MENU ↓] key on the operation panel.
Page 60: Setup List
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7.1 Setup List Use this function to check the current status of the printer. AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 61: Nozzlecheck
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7.2 NozzleCheck Use this function to check if there is any clogging of nozzles, missing dots or faint printing. Notes If printing quality declines, or if missing dots are evident after the NozzleCheck, the print heads need to be cleaned.
Page 62: Alignment
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7.3 Alignment Use this function to adjust the print quality for best results. Notes The print quality of your printer is pre-adjusted when it is shipped. When the installation environment of the printer or media type has been changed and print quality declines, use this alignment function. To do the Alignment, follow the steps below.
Page 63: Colour Palette
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7.4 Colour palette Use this function to compare the colour settings of the computer print colour of the printer. This palette is printed in the mode you are currently working (PrintMode settings). We recommend printing the palette in 360x360. AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 –...
Page 64: Maintenance Record
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.7.5 Maintenance record Use this function to check the life cycles of the printer parts. Notes A part's life cycle is shown by the amount of the * mark. When a part's life cycle comes to an end, the * mark reduces.
Page 65: Connecting The Printer To Your Pc
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.8 CONNECTING THE PRINTER TO YOUR PC 4.8.1 System requirements To use your printer with the driver, you need a PC that complies with the following system requirements : System OS Windows 2000 Professional Pentium III 1 GHz or higher Memory (RAM) 512 MB or more...
Page 66: Connecting The Centronics Interface
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.8.3 Connecting the Centronics interface The procedure for connecting the Centronics interface is explained below. To connect the printer to your computer, follow the steps below. Turn off the printer and your computer. Step 1 : Plug the cable connector of the interface cable into the interface connector at the back of the Step 2 : printer.
Page 67: Connecting The Network Interface
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.8.4 Connecting the network interface The procedure for connecting the network interface is explained below. To connect the printer to the network environment, follow the steps below. Caution • Follow the instructions below when connecting the network interface cable. Otherwise, electrical shock or fire may occur.
Page 68: Working With Océ's Smartchip Management System
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.9 WORKING WITH OCÉ’S SMARTCHIP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM. 4.9.1 Introduction The smartchip management system allows the user to control the ink volumes of the smartchip cards either on the cassettes or centrally in the printer. Caution Don’t pull any smartchip cards from ink cassettes to use them in the reader.
Page 69 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job B. Printer mode Transferring ink volume and printing is performed in 2 stages. See the step – action table below : Stage Description User’s Action Remark Transferring ink volume to the chip manager Ink volume transfer, none system.
Page 70: Inserting A Smartchip Card In The Card Reader Of The Printer
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.9.3 Inserting a smartchip card in the card reader of the printer 2 Locations are possible, depending on the printer. 1. On top of the printer Insert the smartchip card (1) in the printer’s card reader slot (2) as shown on the image below. 1 = Smartchip card 2 = Card reader slot 3 = Label...
Page 71: Switching Between Cassette Mode And Printer Mode
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.9.4 Switching between cassette mode and printer mode Go to InkManager ChipMgr in the printer’s menu. (See image below) Step 1 : Choose between cassette mode (F1) and printer mode (F2). Step 2 : Notes When ChipMgr is in printer mode, the printer no longer automatically selects the correct colour mode.
Page 72 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Insert the smartchip card in the ink manager systems card reader. The printer will show following Step 3 : message : Perform the correct action, based on the table below : Step 4 : IF…...
Page 73 Chapter 4: Preparing for a job Remove the smartchip card after the transfer of the ink value and press enter (see image Step 5 : below) The system now goes back to the ChipStatus menu B. Scanning the cassette slots This action is performed when there is no valid ink card in the ink manager system’s reader.
Page 74: Operational Items
Chapter 4: Preparing for a job 4.9.7 Operational items Automatic sequences in printer mode LongStore: only possible in cassette SMS mode: uses only cleaning and requires frequent removal and placing back of cassettes. Near end warning “ChipMgr Printer : LOW” replaces ink near end warning Near end level: 100ml As the near end level has been reached for each job, the operator manually needs to confirm that printing should be started.
Page 75: Handling The Printer
5 HANDLING THE PRINTER Introduction ..........................78 Drawing flow ..........................78 Using media ..........................79 5.3.1 Media type..........................79 5.3.2 Cautions on handling media ....................79 5.3.3 Precaution on storing media ....................80 5.3.4 The printing area........................80 5.3.5 Distance adjustment ........................ 81 Menu setup on the operation panel....................
Page 76 Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.17 Overwrite menu ....................... 101 5.4.2.18 Halftone menu ......................... 101 5.4.2.19 Layout setup menu......................101 5.4.2.20 Layout method menu ...................... 102 5.4.2.21 Joint printing menu ......................102 5.4.2.22 Cutting position Menu...................... 102 5.4.2.23 Function setup menu....................... 103 5.4.2.24 K menu ......................
Page 77 Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5.7 InkSupply menu....................... 125 5.4.5.8 ChipManager menu......................125 5.4.5.9 Colormode menu......................125 5.4.6 Setup Menu 6/7........................126 5.4.6.1 Head Unlock menu......................126 5.4.6.2 Wiper clean menu ......................126 5.4.6.3 Tank change menu......................126 5.4.6.4 Tubing Flush menu......................127 5.4.7 Setup Menu 7/7........................
Page 78: Introduction
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter explains how to handle your printer. 5.2 DRAWING FLOW The following flow chart illustrates the procedure for drawing with the printer. Refer to each item as necessary. Create printing data. Use a software application. Power on the printer and load media into the printer.
Page 79: Using Media
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.3 USING MEDIA This section describes details on available media for the printer. 5.3.1 Media type The type and quality of the media affect the results of drawing enormously. Refer to the description below and use the appropriate media for your purpose. The following are the recommended media for the printer.
Page 80: Precaution On Storing Media
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.3.3 Precaution on storing media When storing media, pay attention to the following. Notes • Do not store media in high temperature, high humidity, or direct sunlight. • Store sheet media in the original bag after unpacking. •...
Page 81: Distance Adjustment
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.3.5 Distance adjustment Depending on the thickness of media, the media feed amount will change. Printing results may show following symptoms: • Overlapped printing images • White lines in printing image, etc For above cases, adjust distance adjustment value with following procedures. Display Distance adjustment menu on the operation panel by following "Menu setup on the Step 1 : operation panel".
Page 82 Chapter 5: Handling the printer Check the printing result. See image below. Step 3 : When printing the distance adjustment has been finished, press the [CANCEL] key on the Step 4 : operation panel. The following messages are displayed on the operation panel. Press the [F2] key on the operation panel.
Page 83: Menu Setup On The Operation Panel
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4 MENU SETUP ON THE OPERATION PANEL This section describes how to set the Menu settings on the operation panel, and setup items. Follow the steps below to set the Menu settings. Make sure that the operation panel is normal. Step 1 : Press the [MENU ▲] or [MENU ▼] key.
Page 84 Chapter 5: Handling the printer Setup items Parameters Description Displays the information (ink status) for each ink cassette Ink status installed in the ink cassette slot. Setup menu (1/7) Origin setting Sets the printing start position (origin) for printing data. Test print Performs test printing.
Page 85: Setup Menu 1/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1 Setup Menu 1/7 5.4.1.1 Ink status menu Display the information (ink status) for each ink cassette installed in the ink cassette slot. Setup items Parameters Description Ink Status Ink status for the ink cassette •...
Page 86: Origin Setup Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.2 Origin setup menu Set the printing start position (origin) for printing data. Set this when you want to re-print to blank area of the printed media by changing the layout of the printing data. Setup items Parameters Description...
Page 87: Media Setup Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer Setup items Parameters Description Test print (1/2) SetupPrint Performs setup printing. NozzleCheck Performs nozzle check printing. Alignment (UniDir) Performs accuracy adjustment printing in one direction. Alignment (BiDir) Performs accuracy adjustment printing in two directions. Test print (2/2) Palette printing Performs palette printing.
Page 88: User Media Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.6 User media menu Make various settings on user defined media. In the User media menu, for each setup value of following printing operation, eight settings of "user media 1- 8" can be set. Notes When media other than the recommended media are used (user media), the following problems may occur: •...
Page 89: Thin Out: Ink Amount Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.7 Thin Out: Ink amount menu Set the amount of ink discharged while printing, according to the media type. Setup items Parameters Description Amount of ink 50 %-< 100%> Use the following keys to change the amount of ink. •...
Page 90: Stiffness Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.10 Stiffness menu Set the media sticking force (media stiffness) to the media guide. Setup items Parameters Description Stiff <Normal> Setting for normal media Soft Setting for soft media where media feeding errors and media jams occur After setting, shift to the previous hierarchy menu.
Page 91: Fixer Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.13 Fixer menu Set the temperature of the Fixer. Setup items Parameters Description Fixer OFF – 40°C Change fixer temperature by operating the following keys. • [F2] key: to increase the setup value. • [F4] key: to decrease the setup value. •...
Page 92: Hstatus Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.16 HStatus menu Check the temperature of the heating elements. Notes A stands for the Heater. B stands for the Fixer. C stands for the Post Fixer. D stands for the Dryer. Press the [CANCEL] key to go to the previous menu. 5.4.1.17 Distance adjustment menu To perform various settings for media feed compensation Notes...
Page 93: Printing By Distance Adjustment Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.19 Printing by Distance adjustment menu Performs printing by distance adjustment. Setup items Parameters Description Dist.Adj Data printing Now printing by media feed compensation. Wait for a while until printing has been finished. • [CANCEL] key: to perform following operations : •...
Page 94: Media Cut Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.1.22 Media cut menu Set media cut method after printing. Setup items Parameters Description Media cutting Auto After printing has been completed, the media is sent to the media cut position and is automatically cut. Manual Feed media to the media cut position after printing.
Page 95: Setup Menu 2/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2 Setup Menu 2/7 5.4.2.1 Print mode menu To perform various settings for Printing mode. Setup items Parameters Description Print mode setup Print mode 1 For each setup value of Printing mode, four settings of "Printing mode 1"...
Page 96: Condition Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.3 Condition menu Select the required printing quality. Setup items Parameters Description Condition (1/4) <360 × 360dpi> The display changes to interlace setup items after the print quality items settings have been finished. 720 × 360dpi 360 ×...
Page 97: Printing Direction Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.5 Printing direction menu Set print head moving direction for printing. Setup items Parameters Description Direction UniDir Prints in one direction. BiDir Prints bi-directionally. [CANCEL] key: To shift to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.2.6 Repeat printing menu Make settings for the repeat print.
Page 98: Head Speed Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer Setup items Parameters Description Interval <0.0 sec.> to 0.1 to 5.0 sec. To change interval time by operating the following keys. • [F2] key: to increase the setup value. • [F4] key: to decrease the setup value. •...
Page 99: Command Select Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.11 Command select menu To make the settings for the conditions of printer commands sent from the computer to the printer. Setup items Parameters Description Command MH-GL, GL2 To set to MH-GL, GL2. MH-GL2 To set to MH- GL2. <RTL-PASS>...
Page 100: Terminator Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.14 Terminator menu Set the functions for when printing is complete for printer commands included in printing data. Setup items Parameters Description Terminator Normal This is used only for printer command functions. <Special> The SP0 ;( SP ;) command is recognized as the end of the data. To shift to the previous hierarchy menu.
Page 101: Overwrite Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.17 Overwrite menu Set the printing method for areas where figures overlap on the printing data. Setup items Parameters Description Overwrite <Last> The colour of the print created afterward is given priority. The colours of overlapping areas are mixed and printed. To shift to the previous hierarchy menu.
Page 102: Layout Method Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.20 Layout method menu To set the layout method for printing data. Setup items Parameters Description Layout method <Command> If there is a page size specification command for the printing data, the media size is determined from the region specified by the page size specification command to position the data.
Page 103: Function Setup Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.23 Function setup menu Perform various settings for processing of printing data. Setup items Parameters Description Function setup CMY K Makes settings for printing method to present black. Scale Sets the enlargement and reduction ratios for printing data. Mirror To draw reversed printing data.
Page 104: Mirror Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.2.26 Mirror menu Set this to print reversed printing data. Setup items Parameters Description Mirror <Off> No reversal of printing data. Y-axis ON For printing when data is reversed to Y-axis. To shift to the previous hierarchy menu. AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 –...
Page 105: Setup Menu 3/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.3 Setup Menu 3/7 5.4.3.1 Roll Media setup menu Perform various settings for roll media. Setup items Parameters Description Roll media setup Disable Set this when roll media setup is not used. Roll media 1 For each setup value of roll media, 3 settings of "Roll media 1"...
Page 106: Network Setting Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.3.4 Network setting menu Make the settings for the network interface. Notes The Network Settings menu is displayed if the network interface board has been installed. Be sure to consult the network administrator before making the settings in the Network Settings menu. Setup items Parameters Description...
Page 107: Subnet Mask Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.3.6 Subnet mask menu Set the subnet mask of the product. Setup items Parameters Description Subnet mask 000.000.000.000 Use the following keys to change the Subnet Mask. <255.255.255.000> • [F1] key: Moves one digit to the left on the setting value to be changed. 255.255.255.255 •...
Page 108: Mac Address Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.3.9 MAC address menu The MAC address of the network interface board can be checked. Setup items Parameters Description MAC address • MAC address Display MAC address of the network interface board. To shift to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.3.10 Version menu The following software versions of the network interface board can be checked.
Page 109: Setup Menu 4/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4 Setup Menu 4/7 5.4.4.1 Utility menu Perform various settings for application functions of products. Setup items Parameters Description Utility (1/2) ErrorDisplay To set display method to the operation panel when minor error occurred. Media detection When media has been initialized, to perform detection of width and front edge of the media.
Page 110: Paper Detection Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.3 Paper detection menu To perform detection of width and edge of the media, when media has been initialized Setup items Parameters Description media detect <Normal> To perform media detection automatically. No media detection. Take-up mechanism Should be selected when using the winding system and media is most right loaded.
Page 111: Media Width Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.5 Media width menu If media detection has not been performed during initialization, the width of the media is set here. It can be set in the following ranges: • 65” model: 210mm-1651mm • 90” model: 210mm-2240mm Notes On the media width menu, •...
Page 112: Auto Cleaning Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.8 Auto Cleaning Menu Printer performs an automatic cleaning before or during printing. Or during an idle period of 1 hour of more. Setup items Parameters Description Auto Clean Waiting To perform a little, normal, powerful cleaning while printer is idle for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24 hours.
Page 113: Write Mode Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer Setup items Parameters Description File management (1/2) Write mode To set writing method of printing data to the hard disk and printing method. Re-print Set this when you want to draw the printing data saved on the hard disk.
Page 114: Re-Print Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.12 Re-print menu Set following items when you want to draw printing data saved in the hard disk. • File name • Printing media number Notes • Re-print menu is displayed if a hard disk has been installed on the product. •...
Page 115: Rename Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.14 Rename menu To change file name of printing data saved in the hard disk. Notes • Re-name menu is displayed if a hard disk has been installed. • The file name of printing data sent from the computer is always set to "TEMPFILE000". To save transmitted image data, change the file name to a name of your choice in the Rename folder before transmitting the next printing data.
Page 116: Format Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.15 Format menu Perform formatting of the hard disk. Notes • Format menu is displayed if a hard disk has been installed. • If formatting of the hard disk is performed, all data saved on the hard disk will be deleted. Setup items Parameters Description...
Page 117: Initialize Setup Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.16 Initialize setup menu Return parameters to the factory settings. Setup items Parameters Description Initialize (1/3) Returns all parameters to the factory setting. MediaSet Returns parameters in the media setup menu to the factory setting. PrintMode Returns parameters in the print mode menu to the factory setting.
Page 118: Media Setup Initialize Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.18 Media setup Initialize menu Setup values of Media setup menu are set to the factory default settings. Setup items Parameters Description Media setup <NO> No initialization. Initialize To perform initialization. After setting, to shift to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.4.19 Printing mode initialize menu Setup values of Printing mode menu are set to the factory default settings.
Page 119: Function Setup Initialize Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.22 Function setup Initialize menu Setup values of Function setup menu are set to the factory default settings. Setup items Parameters Description Function setup <NO> No initialization. Initialize To perform initialization. After setting, to shift to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.4.23 Roll media setup Initialize menu Setup values of Roll Media setup menu are set to the factory default settings.
Page 120: Utility Initialize Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.4.26 Utility Initialize menu Setup values of Utility menu are set to the factory default settings. Setup items Parameters Description Utility initialize <NO> No initialization. To perform initialization. After setting, to shift to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.4.27 File management Initialize menu Setup values of File management menu are set to the factory default settings.
Page 121: Setup Menu 5/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5 Setup Menu 5/7 5.4.5.1 Data dump menu To perform dump printing for online function check. Parameters Description Data Dump Start/End Notes Dump printing is used by service persons to check the functions of the printer.
Page 122: Head Wash Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5.3 Head Wash menu To perform a head wash to remove all ink of the ink supplying system. Setup items Parameters Description Head clean Do not wash the ink supplying system. To wash the ink supplying system. •...
Page 123: Ink Change Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5.5 Ink Change menu Change the ink configuration (from 2x4 to 1x6 or opposite). Setup items Parameters Description Ink Change Do not perform an ink change. To start the ink change cycle. • [CANCEL] key: shift to the previous hierarchy menu. Notes To reduce the consumption of ink and cleaning liquid it is recommended to change ink types by using the ‘Ink Change’...
Page 124: Long Store Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5.6 Long Store Menu When storing the printer for longer than 5 days, ink cassettes with IJC910 Low Solvent Cleaning liquid should be installed. For more details, please refer to maintenance cycle. Setup items Parameters Description Long Store Do not perform a long store...
Page 125: Inksupply Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.5.7 InkSupply menu RESERVED FOR FUTURE USE ! Notes Please set InkSupply to Off to ensure normal printer behaviour! Setup items Parameters Description InkSupply Reserved for future use Reserved for future use • [CANCEL] key: shifts to the previous menu. Refer to Ink Manager menu 5.4.5.8 ChipManager menu...
Page 126: Setup Menu 6/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.6 Setup Menu 6/7 5.4.6.1 Head Unlock menu To unlock the carriage. Setup items Parameters Description Cutter change Do not change the cutting blade. To shift to the previous hierarchy menu. To change the cutting blade. •...
Page 127: Tubing Flush Menu
Chapter 5: Handling the printer Setup items Parameters Description Tank change Cancel Do not change the tank. Enter When tank has been changed. • [CANCEL] key: shifts to the previous hierarchy menu. 5.4.6.4 Tubing Flush menu Removes rest fluids out of the capping station and waste tubes to prevent clogging. Notes The tubing flush sequence will not remove fluids out of the head nor out of the ink supply tubes.
Page 128: Setup Menu 7/7
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.4.7 Setup Menu 7/7 5.4.7.1 Version Check menu Check the installed firmware and heater system version. Setup items Parameters Description Version Check • [CANCEL] key: shift to the previous hierarchy menu. AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 129: Operating From The Operation Panel
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.5 OPERATING FROM THE OPERATION PANEL This section describes functions operated on the operational panel when the printer is in the normal status. Notes For information of the name and function of each key, refer to "Operation panel". 5.5.1 Feeding media When you want to feed media forward or backward, follow the steps below: Verify the following regarding the condition of the printer.
Page 130: Cleaning The Heads
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.5.2 Cleaning the heads When there are some missing nozzles, a cleaning should be done. Depending on the quantity of missing nozzles and which head, a little, normal or powerful cleaning on head 1-2, head 3-4 or ALL could be done. Verify the following regarding the condition of the printer.
Page 131: Change The Heater Temperature
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.5.3.1 Change the heater temperature To change the temperature of the heater, press the [F1] key on the operation panel. The display will mention the following: Press the [F2] key to decrease the temperature. Press the [F4] key to increase the temperature. Press the [ENTER] key to confirm the requested temperature change.
Page 132: Activate/ Deactivate Heaters
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.5.3.5 Activate/ deactivate heaters. In the second menu, press the [F1] key to activate or deactivate all heating elements. In case the heating elements are activated, the display will mention “SET OFF”. By pressing the [F4] key you can deactivate the heating elements.
Page 133: Operating Panel During Printing
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.6 OPERATING PANEL DURING PRINTING When sending a file to your printer, following messages can be displayed. 5.6.1 When heaters are not ready The printer will not start printing before heaters are ready. Following message will be displayed. 5.6.2 When heaters are ready When heaters are ready, the printer will start printing.
Page 134 Chapter 5: Handling the printer 1.1.1.4 2) Cleaning While printing, it could be possible that some nozzles drop out, in that case, perform a little, normal or powerful cleaning. Please follow the steps below to perform a cleaning. When there are some missing nozzles, a cleaning should be done. Depending on the quantity of missing nozzles and which head, a little, normal or powerful cleaning on head 1-2, head 3-4 or ALL could be done.
Page 135: Operations After Printing
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.7 OPERATIONS AFTER PRINTING The operations performed after printing, are described here. 5.7.1 Cutting media The media cutting procedure is described below. Roll media is automatically cut after printing when "Auto" is set on the cut media menu and roll media has been set.
Page 136: Media Cutting Procedure
Chapter 5: Handling the printer 5.7.2 Media cutting procedure This section explains how to cut the media manually. When "Manual" is set in the media cut menu, the media can be cut manually. Cut the media according to the following procedure. Make sure that the MEDIA SET lamp on the operation panel is off.
Page 137: Troubleshooting
6 TROUBLESHOOTING Introduction ..........................138 Failures and malfunctions of the printer ................. 138 Error messages .......................... 144 6.3.1 Status messages ........................144 6.3.2 Message type error display and solutions ................145 6.3.3 Data error display and solutions .................... 146 6.3.4 Command error display and solutions ...................
Page 138: Introduction
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 6.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter explains troubles that may occur when using the printer and how to solve them. If you encounter an error not described in this chapter, refer to "Error messages" and contact your local Océ representative Notes To receive our customer support service, please present your warranty.
Page 139 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (3) The printer does not work after data has been sent from a computer. Possible cause Solutions Reference You did not connect the interface Connect the interface Refer to ‘Connecting the cable. cables. Centronics interface’ Refer to ‘Connecting the network interface’...
Page 140 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (7) Media jams occur frequently. Notes We cannot ensure correct media feeding with media other than recommended media. Possible cause Solutions References You did not use recommended Use recommended media. Refer to ‘Media type’ media. You used the printer in an Use the printer in the Refer to ‘Cautions on handling environment other than the...
Page 141 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (11) The media is off or damaged when loading it. Notes Remove the jammed or damaged media, referring to "When media jams occur". Possible cause Solutions References You did not use recommended Use recommended media. Refer to ‘Media type’ media.
Page 142 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (13) Tracing media or other thin media cannot be detected. Possible cause Solutions References You did not use recommended Use recommended media. Refer to ‘Media type’ media. You used the printer in direct Use the printer in the Refer to ‘Product Specifications’...
Page 143 Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (17) The printed lines are blurred. Possible cause Solutions References You did not use recommended Use recommended media. Refer to ‘Media type’ media. You used too thick or too thin Use recommended media Refer to ‘Media type’ media.
Page 144: Error Messages
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 6.3 ERROR MESSAGES This chapter explains the messages displayed on the operation panel both when the printer works normally and when an error occurs, and possible solutions. 6.3.1 Status messages The following are the status messages while the printer works normally. (1) Displays the operational status (1) The following operational status is displayed on the first line of the operation panel.
Page 145: Message Type Error Display And Solutions
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 6.3.2 Message type error display and solutions The following are the message type error display and solutions. The following message type errors are displayed when an error occurs while operating the printer. When one of the following message type error displays appear, the printer may stop operation. If the printer stops operation, solve the problem to delete the error message and restart the printer.
Page 146: Data Error Display And Solutions
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting (3) Other error messages The following error message is displayed on the forth line of the operation panel Display Descriptions Solutions References Ink Status Ink cassette(s) is (are) empty. Replace the ink Refer to ‘Replacing Cassette [*] (The printer stops.) cassette(s) ink cassettes’...
Page 147: Error Requiring A Restart
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting Message Descriptions Solution Reference command status Invalid command data is Make sure that the settings of Refer to ‘Menu MH** Error [ ] sent from computer. the computer and the printer setup on the match. operation panel’ Notes •...
Page 148: When Media Jams Occur
Chapter 6: Troubleshooting 6.4 WHEN MEDIA JAMS OCCUR If the loaded media gets jammed in the printer, follow the steps below to remove the media. 6.4.1 How to remove a piece of media (cut media) Press [F4] to raise the pressure rollers. The MEDIA SET lamp will turn on (orange).
Page 149: Maintenance
7 MAINTENANCE Introduction ..........................150 Periodical services done by end user..................150 7.2.1 Daily Maintenance ......................... 151 7.2.2 Weekly Maintenance......................153 7.2.3 Monthly Maintenance......................155 7.2.3.1 Replacing the wipers ....................... 155 7.2.3.2 Change upper sponge at back of the capping station............. 156 7.2.3.3 Replacing the sponge in the spitting box.
Page 150: Introduction
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.1 INTRODUCTION This chapter explains the necessary daily, weekly and monthly maintenance of the printer. Be sure to perform the recommended maintenance strictly. If not, Océ does not guarantee constant printing quality. 7.2 PERIODICAL SERVICES DONE BY END USER This section describes the periodical services required for this machine.
Page 151: Daily Maintenance
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.2.1 Daily Maintenance Before every print, perform a nozzle check. If some nozzles are missing or misfiring, perform cleaning cycles until all nozzles are in good shape. We advise to run a normal or a powerful cleaning cycle to recover the nozzles. At the end of the day, when you will shut down the printer, the ink has to be removed from some parts, so it cannot harden.
Page 152 Chapter 7: Maintenance Open the front cover Step 4 : Use a pipette to flush the caps with Low Solvent Cleaning Liquid. Step 5 : Flush the caps until the colour of the mousse in the cap does not change anymore. Step 6 : Pipette Caps...
Page 153: Weekly Maintenance
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.2.2 Weekly Maintenance At the end of the week, ink has to be removed from some parts, so it cannot harden. Otherwise, some parts will break down or result in bad print quality. After performing a weekly maintenance, do not forget to perform the daily maintenance afterwards.
Page 154 Chapter 7: Maintenance Slide the carriage into the left maintenance area. Step 4 : Clean the edges of the heads with a cleaning swab wetted by Low Solvent Cleaning Liquid. Make Step 5 : sure you do not touch, clean the nozzle plate; this would lead to poorer print quality. Cleaning Swabs Gloves Press the ENTER key when done.
Page 155: Monthly Maintenance
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.2.3 Monthly Maintenance 7.2.3.1 Replacing the wipers Power ON the printer and go to the “WiperClean-Menu”. This will cause the unlocking of the Step 1 : carriage. Slide the carriage to the left side of the machine. Step 2 : Remove the old wipers with a pair of tweezers Step 3 :...
Page 156: Change Upper Sponge At Back Of The Capping Station
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.2.3.2 Change upper sponge at back of the capping station. Power ON the printer and go to the “WiperClean-Menu”. This will cause the unlocking of the Step 1 : carriage. Remove the two screws fixing the sponge. Step 2 : Screws to remove the capping sponge from the plate Replace the sponge and tighten it again to the plate with the two screws.
Page 157: Replacing The Sponge In The Spitting Box
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.2.3.3 Replacing the sponge in the spitting box. Notes Use gloves and tweezers to change the absorbent in the flushing box. Unlock the head Step 1 : Notes Following display will appear. After job is done, press the ENTER key, and the head will lock again. The carriage moves to the waiting position for replacing the flushing sponge.
Page 158: Service Done By Authorised Océ Technician
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.3 SERVICE DONE BY AUTHORISED OCÉ TECHNICIAN This section describes the periodical services required for this machine. The periodical services ensure stable printout quality of the machine. In the periodical services, some service parts may be checked, cleaned, or replaced. Perform periodical inspections according to the table below.
Page 159: Replacing Consumables
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.4 REPLACING CONSUMABLES This section explains when to replace ink cassettes, roll media, or the cutting blade and the procedures for replacement. 7.4.1 Replacing ink cassettes Read the following for information on when and how to replace ink cassettes. (1) Replacement time Replace ink cassettes under the following conditions.
Page 160 Chapter 7: Maintenance (3) Replacement procedure Follow the steps below to replace ink cassettes. Caution • When handling ink cassettes, be careful that ink does not get in your eyes or on your skin. However, if this happens, flush immediately with water. Otherwise, your eyes may become congested or slightly inflamed.
Page 161 Chapter 7: Maintenance Take the new ink cassette from its package. Step 4 : Notes Unpack the ink cassette just before installing it into the ink cassette slot. If you leave the cassette unpacked for a long time, the printer may not be able to print correctly. Use up ink cassettes within two years from the date printed on the cassette packages.
Page 162: Replacing The Cutting Blade
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.4.2 Replacing the cutting blade Read following information on when and how to replace the cutting blade. (1) Replacement time Replace the cutting blade under the following conditions. a. Media cannot be cut cleanly The message "media Cut Error" appears on the operation panel if a media cutting error occurs. b.
Page 163 Chapter 7: Maintenance Open the front cover. Step 4 : Notes Replace the cutting blade as quickly as possible. If you leave the carriage at the cutting blade replacement position, the head may be clogged with ink. While pressing the cutting blade holder tab, rotate the cutting blade holder lever in the direction Step 5 : shown in the diagram.
Page 164 Chapter 7: Maintenance Insert the new cutter into the media cutting blade holder. Step 7 : While slightly pressing the cutting blade holder tab, return the cutting blade lever to its original Step 8 : position. Notes • Do not push the cutting blade holder tab strongly or release it suddenly. Doing so may cause the spring incorporated in the cutting blade holder to fly off.
Page 165: Replacing The Waste Liquid Tank
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.4.3 Replacing the waste liquid tank Read following information on when and how to replace the waste liquid tank. (1) Replacement Time Replace the waste liquid tank under the following conditions. a. When the waste liquid tank is nearly full. •...
Page 166 Chapter 7: Maintenance Open the cap of a new waste liquid tank and put the tank to the printer. Step 5 : Press the [ENTER] key on the operation panel. Step 6 : The printer returns to menu 6/7. II) The printer returns to the normal status by pressing the [CANCEL] key The replacement of the waste liquid tank has been completed.
Page 167: Cleaning
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.5 CLEANING You need to clean the printer periodically to keep it in best working condition. Important • Do not insert or drop metal or inflammable objects into openings, such as ventilation outlets. Doing so may result in electrical shock and fire. •...
Page 168: Cleaning The Inside Of The Printer
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.5.2 Cleaning the inside of the printer (1) Cleaning frequency Clean once a month. (2) Cleaning procedure The following are instructions for cleaning the inside of the printer. Follow the steps below. Open the front cover. Step 1 : Front Cover Use a soft brush to carefully clean away any dust or dirt on the pressure rollers.
Page 169: Head Cleaning
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.5.3 Head cleaning If printouts become faint or partially missed, perform head cleaning to clean the surface of the head and the nozzles. Follow the steps below to perform head cleaning. Notes Remove media before performing head cleaning. If you perform head cleaning with media installed, the head may contact the media.
Page 170 Chapter 7: Maintenance Press the [F2] key on the operation panel to change the parameters. Step 6 : Parameter Description Small Small cleaning is performed. Normal Normal cleaning is performed. Strong Strong cleaning is performed. Press the [ENTER] key on the operation panel to start the head cleaning. Step 7 : Notes If the [Cancel] key has been pressed instead of the [ENTER] key after changing the parameters, the printer...
Page 171: Transfer And Transportation
Chapter 7: Maintenance 7.6 TRANSFER AND TRANSPORTATION This section explains transferring and transporting the printer. 7.6.1 Transferring the printer Following are instructions for transferring the printer. Caution • Keep the printer horizontally during transfer. • Do not tilt the printer, stand it against a wall, or turn it upside down. Doing so may cause ink to leak inside the printer.
Page 172: Transporting The Printer
Chapter 7: Maintenance (2) After the transfer Follow the steps below to prepare the printer to be used after the transfer. Make sure that you place the printer on an adequate place. Step 1 : Notes For connecting cables, refer to the following. →...
Page 173: Appendix
8 APPENDIX Introduction ..........................174 Product Specifications ......................174 Interface Specifications ......................175 8.3.1 Centronics Bidirection Parallel Interface:IEEE1284 Specifications ........175 8.3.2 Network Interface Specifications ................... 176 AP-75036 - Revision 1.3 – 20/03/06 User’s Guide CS9000 series...
Page 174: Introduction
Chapter 8: Appendix 8.1 INTRODUCTION This section explains the specifications and installation procedures for optional parts. 8.2 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Printers 65”- model 90”- model Technology Drop-on-demand Micro Piezo Inkjet Technology. Variable drop mass output between 5.4 ng and 41.5 ng Media Thickness Compensation Automatic media thickness compensation.
Page 175: Interface Specifications
Chapter 8: Appendix 8.3 INTERFACE SPECIFICATIONS This section explains the specifications for the interfaces supported by this product. 8.3.1 Centronics Bidirection Parallel Interface:IEEE1284 Specifications 1.1.1.6 (1) Interface Specifications Item Specifications Transmission modes Compatible , Nibble , ECP Mode Data length 8 bits Transmission direction Unidirectional (receiving only), Bidirectional...
Page 176: Network Interface Specifications
Chapter 8: Appendix 8.3.2 Network Interface Specifications Item Specifications Network Type Ethernet IEEE802.3 Network I/F 10 Base-T,100 Base-TX(automatic switching) (RJ-45 connector, twisted pair cable, y-category 5) Protocol TCP/IP Mode • • • socket • Functions Automatic protocol recognition • Transmission speed up to 4 MB/s •...
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Table of Contents

2 Product Overview

Introduction

Features

Part Names and Functions

Printer Status

3 Setting up the Unit

Unpacking

Verification of Packaged Items

Assembly

Installation

4 Preparing for a Job

Connecting the Power Cable

Introduction

Connecting the Foot Switch

Turning the Power ON/OFF

Installing Océ IJC910 Low Solvent Ink for the First Time

Media Handling

Testprinting

Connecting the Printer to Your PC

Working with Océ's Smartchip Management System

5 Handling the Printer

Introduction

Drawing Flow

Using Media

Menu Setup on the Operation Panel

Operating from the Operation Panel

Operating Panel During Printing

Operations after Printing

6 Troubleshooting

Introduction

Failures and Malfunctions of the Printer

Error Messages

When Media Jams Occur

7 Maintenance

Introduction

Periodical Services Done by End User

Service Done by Authorised Océ Technician

Replacing Consumables

Cleaning

Transfer and Transportation

8 Appendix

Quick Links

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