Page 1 You can also download the latest manual from our website. MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., LTD. URL: http://eng.mimaki.co.jp/ D202414-15 Original instructions...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS CAUTION ................. v DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY ........... v Requests ................v FCC Statement (USA) ............v Interference to televisions and radios ........v Foreword ..................vi About usable ink ..............vi On This Operation manual ..........vi Safety Precautions ..............vii Symbols ................vii Safety interlock ..............
Page 3 Setting the Head Gap .............2-26 Changing the printing origin ..........2-27 Preparing for the Heaters ............2-28 Changing the Temperature Settings for the Heaters ..2-28 Checking the Heater Temperature .........2-29 Test Feeding ...............2-30 Test Printing ................2-31 Test Printing ..............2-32 Head Cleaning ..............2-33 About head cleaning ............2-33 Perform head cleaning depending on the test printing result ................2-33...
Page 4 Confirming Machine Information ......... 3-43 Check the using status of the machine ......3-43 Check the machine version information ......3-44 Displaying the Information of this machine ..... 3-45 Chapter 4 Maintenance Maintenance ................. 4-2 Precautions for Maintenance ..........4-2 About Cleaning Solution ...........
Page 5 Warning / Error Messages ...........5-13 Warning messages ............5-13 Error messages ..............5-17 Chapter 6 Appendix Specifications ................6-2 Machine specifications ............6-2 Ink specifications ..............6-3 Setting orders depending on ink type ........6-4 Setting orders of ink bottles ..........6-4 Sheet for inquiry ..............6-5 Warning labels ..............6-6 Function Flowchart ..............6-8...
Page 6: Caution
Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. In the case where MIMAKI-recommended cable is not used for connection of this device, limits provided by FCC rules can be exceeded.
Page 7: Foreword
Foreword Congratulations on your purchase of MIMAKI color ink jet printer "Tx500 Series" . “Tx500 Series” is a color inkjet printer that can print with Sublimation dye ink realizing high speed and high image quality. About usable ink Usable ink for this machine is Sublimation dye ink (four-color / six-color model).
Page 8: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Symbols Symbols are used in this Operation Manual for safe operation and for prevention of damage to the machine. The indicated sign is different depending on the content of caution. Symbols and their meanings are given below. Please follow these instructions as you read this manual. Examples of symbols Meaning Failure to observe the instructions given with this symbol can result in death or serious injuries...
Page 9: Warning For Use
Check first that the machine no longer produces smoke, and then contact your distributor or a sales office of MIMAKI for repair. Never repair your machine and ink bottle by yourself since it is very dangerous for you to do so.
Page 10: Cautions And Notes
• The machine does not operate with any ink other than the Handling of media Tx500 genuine ink. • Use media recommended by MIMAKI to ensure reliable, • Do not use the Tx500 genuine ink with other printers, as high-quality printing.
Page 11: Safety Interlock
Safety Precautions Cautions on Installation CAUTION A place exposed to direct A place where temperature or On an inclined surface sunlight humidity varies significantly • Use the machine under the following environmental conditions: • Operating environment: 20 to 30 °C (68 to 86 °F) 35 to 65 % (Rh) A place exposed to direct air Around a place where fire is...
Page 13: Before Use
Chapter 1 Before Use This chapter describes the items required to understand before use, such as the name of each part of the machine or the installation procedures. About installing this machine ......1-2 Connecting Cables ........1-10 Where to Install This Machine ..... 1-2 Connecting USB2.0 Interface Cable ..1-10 Working Environmental Temperature ..
Page 14: About Installing This Machine
About installing this machine Where to Install This Machine Secure a suitable installation space before assembling this machine. The place of installation must have enough space for not only this machine itself, but also for the printing operation. Model Width Depth Height Gross weight...
Page 15: About Fixing Machine
About installing this machine About fixing machine The leg of this machine has the level foot to fix the machine. Before turning the power ON, make sure that the printer body is fixed with the leveling feet. The printer body may start moving during operation if it is not fixed with the leveling feet.
Page 16: Names Of Parts And Functions
Names of Parts and Functions Front Side of the Machine Front cover Open the cover in setting of medias, taking of measures against jamming of medias or in maintenance inside the station. Left maintenance cover Even when the power button is off, keep this cover and the other covers closed.
Page 17: Rear Side And Right Side Of The Machine
Names of Parts and Functions Rear Side and Right Side of the Machine Clamp lever (rear) Interlocks with the clamp lever in the font of this machine. Roll holders Putting this into the paper core (right and left) of a narrow roll medium (less than 1m), hold the medium.
Page 18: Operation Panel
Operation Panel Use the operation panel to make settings for printing or operate this machine. CONSTANT lamp Lights in green when the heater temperature reaches the set Use this when setting media reset and the head temperature. gap. HEAT lamp Lights in orange during heating up of the heater.
Page 19: Heater
Names of Parts and Functions Heater This machine has a built-in right-heater/ center-heater/ left-heater. Use them depending on the width of the media to be used. • Do not replace the media or clean the platen etc. with the heater in the state of high temperature after heating it.
Page 20: Carriage
Carriage The carriage is provided with the heads for printing. Capping station • Be sure to wear the attached goggles in cleaning within the capping station to protect your eyes against ink. Otherwise, you may get ink in your eyes. The capping station consists of the ink caps, the wiper for cleaning the heads, etc.
Page 21: Pinch Rollers And Grit Rollers
Names of Parts and Functions Pinch rollers and Grit rollers • Keep the pinch rollers lifted up when this machine is not in use. If the pinch rollers are left lowered for an extended period of time, they can be deformed and fail to securely retain the media. This machine retains the media with the pinch rollers and grit rollers.
Page 22: Connecting Cables
Connecting Cables Connecting USB2.0 Interface Cable Connect the PC and this machine with the USB2.0 interface cable. USB cable • Your RIP must be compatible with USB 2.0. • Contact a RIP maker near your location or our office when the USB2.0 interface is not attached to the PC.
Page 23: Connecting Power Supply Cable
Copy the data onto the hard disk before outputting it for printing. Connecting Power Supply Cable You are not allowed to install the printer by yourself. Be sure to request MIMAKI’s service personnel and an electrician to install the printer.
Page 24: Setting Ink Bottles
Setting ink bottles Set the ink bottle on the external ink supply unit. Catches Remove the ink cover. • Remove both catches of the ink cover and remove the cover. • The rear surface of the ink cover has the nozzle (stick shape) for ink absorption and the float sensor for detecting remaining amount of ink.
Page 25 Setting ink bottles Make slits in the top surface of the bottle as the figure, and push the aluminum sheet downward. • Use a cutter etc. to make slits in the top surface. How to make slits • When you make slits in the aluminum sheet, divide it into eight parts as shown in the figure, or, cut off the aluminum sheet along the inner side of the bottle.
Page 26: Changing An Ink Bottle
Changing an ink bottle Perform as follows when [INK END] or [INK NEAR END] is displayed on the display.  When [INK END] is displayed Catches Remove the ink cover of the ink bottle to be changed, and remove the empty (used) ink bottle. •...
Page 27 Setting ink bottles Catches Set the ink bottle on the ink holder, and attach the ink cover. Insert the IC chip.  When [INK NEAR END] is displayed There is a little of ink left. It is recommended to replace the ink bottle soon since ink may become empty in printing while printing is continuously enabled.
Page 28: Caution In Handling Of Ink Bottles
Setting ink bottles About ink expiration date The ink bottle has its expiration date. You can use the bottle in two months after the expiration date indicated on it, however, you cannot use it when three months have passed from the expiration date. When it becomes unusable, the ink bottle lamp blinks fast in red to inform you of it.
Page 29: Media
• Do not leave the media with the heater ON for a long time. • Use media recommended by MIMAKI to ensure reliable, high-quality printing. • Set the temperature of the heater according to the type and characteristics of the media used.Automatic temperature setting can be made on the operation panel by setting the profile on the...
Page 30: Limited Media
Limited media With the following media, correction from the plotter is difficult. When using any of the following media, perform test printing to determine whether it can be used or not. • High stretch fabric (Stretch materials, vertically extendable knit,etc.) •...
Page 31 Media Fabric conditions which enable to print Items Condition Remarks Width variation less than ±5mm / one side edge Curve when expanded One-direction curve not allowed Slack height when expanded flat 1mm or less surface ±15mm, Displacement roll Cloth (width of 500mm and less) is ± 2mm. edge Inner diameter of roll 3 inchs...
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Page 33: Basic Operations
Chapter 2 Basic Operations This chapter describes procedures and setting methods for ink and media preparation, and printing. Workflow ............2-2 Test Printing ..........2-31 Turning the Power ON/OFF ......2-3 Test Printing ..........2-32 Head Cleaning ..........2-33 Turning the Power ON ........ 2-3 Turning the Power OFF .......
Page 34: Workflow
Workflow Turning the Power ON/OFF Referring to “Turning the Power ON/OFF” P.2-3). Setting a Media Referring to “Setting a Media” ( P.2-5). Preparing for the Heaters Referring to “Preparing for the Heaters” P.2-28). Test Feeding Referring to “Test Feeding” ( P.2-30).
Page 35: Turning The Power On/Off
Turning the Power ON/OFF Turning the Power ON • Turn the power ON after the front cover and maintenance cover are closed. Turn the main power switch ON. • Set the main power switches located on the side of this Main machine to the “I”...
Page 36: Turning The Power Off
Turning the Power ON/OFF Turning the Power OFF When having ended the operation of the machine, turn the power OFF by pressing the power button located on the front side. Check the following items when turning the power OFF. • If the machine is receiving data from the PC or if there is any data that has not been output yet •...
Page 37: Setting A Media
Setting a Media This machine can be used with a roll media and leaf media. For usable medias, refer to P.1-17 “Usable sizes of media”. Maximum Print Area The white area shown in the following figure represents the maximum print area. The area other than that is the dead space that cannot be printed.
Page 38: Outline Of Media Setting
Outline of media setting Roll media Leaf media (with a spacer) Checking spacer ( P.2-7) Use the spacer depending on the printing method. Normal print : Remove the spacer and set a sponge. Over print : Remove the sponge and set a ink receiver spacer.
Page 39: Checking Spacer
Setting a Media Checking spacer Depending on the media you use and the printing method, set the spacer type (attached three types). About each spacer This machine provides three spacers below: Ink receiving spacer Fabric edge spacer Adjusting spacer  When printing on the fabric (when over print is not performed) Use ink receiving spacer.
Page 40 Attaching/removing ink receiving spacer and fabric edge spacer When printing, to prevent media from staining due to ink mist, be sure to set the ink receiving spacer. Move the fabric retainer to the left and the right. Attach the ink receiving spacer and the fabric edge spacer.
Page 41: Attaching Neutralization Fabric
Setting a Media Attaching neutralization fabric Depending on the media, static may be generated easily. To prevent degradation of printing quality due to static, it is recommended to paste the attached neutralization fabric. Even if you use the neutralization fabric, you cannot eliminate static completely. •...
Page 42: Note For Media Setting
Note for media setting When setting media, read the following notes carefully. • Take care not to drop the media on your foot when setting the media.It may cause an injury due to the media. • When setting a roll media, work by two or more people. Otherwise, you may hurt your back by the weight of the roll media.
Page 43: Setting A Roll Media
Setting a Media Setting a roll media Prepare for the take-up device first Prepare for the take-up device before setting the roll media. • Handle the roll shaft with care, since it is very heavy with media. To avoid an accident or injury, Handle be sure to grip the handles on both ends.
Page 44 Remove the roll holders. • The roll holders are on both for the right and left of the roll holder. Remove both with the procedures below: (1) While lifting the lever of the roll holder stopper, rotate it Roll holder stopper to the position indicated in the figure.
Page 45 Setting a Media Set the roll shaft with the paper core on the take-up device, and close the covers on the right and left sides of the roll shaft. • Fitting the A part of the roll shaft to the B part bearing of the machine, put it on. •...
Page 46 Setting a Roll Media Media pass The route for setting the fabric media is as shown in the following diagram. Prior to setting the media, if you understand the routing of the media, you can perform the setting of the media smoothly. •...
Page 47 Setting a Media Using the switch of the feeding device, feed out the fabric around 3m. (1) Set the  switches to the feeding direction of the media. (2) Turn to “MANUAL” and feed out the fabric around 3m. • With the lapse of 3 seconds, the rotation will automatically be turned off. •...
Page 48 Pull down the clamp lever of the rear side of the equipment. • The fabric is maintained. Go to the front of the machine, raise the clamp lever Clamp lever while holding the top edge of the fabric with your hand, and pull out the fabric.
Page 49 Setting a Media Fix the top edge of the fabric to the empty core fixed to the take-up unit with adhesive tape, etc. • Fix so that the fabric is evenly stretched at both ends and in the center. If you follow the below- mentioned procedures, you will be able to stretch the fabric almost evenly.
Page 50 Remove the lock of the take-up tension bar and make adjustment so that the tension bar is held nearly horizontal to the floor. • Press and feed the media until the tension bar is even. Push down the clamp lever. •...
Page 51 Setting a Media Press to select “ROLL”. MED I A SE T RO L L < > L EA F Check the media path ( P.2-14) and press the Me d i a P s t h key. C h e c k : e n t •...
Page 52 How to adjust fabric retainer Adjust the height of the stainless steel plate in line with the thickness of the fabric. Remove the fabric retainer. • Slide the fabric retainer to the edge of the platen and remove it. Loosen the knob-screws, and adjust the height of the stainless steel plate in line with the thickness of the fabric.
Page 53 Setting a Media Removing the pinch roller, prevent the appearance of wrinkles When both ends of the fabric used are more extended compared with its center part, or when the edge of the fabric is made thicker because of gumming treatment for preventing the unraveling, the wrinkles tend to appear more easily.
Page 54 Installing the counter weight for adjusting the take-up/ feeding tension-bar weight There are various types of media of different size of string and different texture. Further, even with the same media, their stretching characteristics may vary due to differences in their pre-treatment process. For printing such a variety of media applying appropriate tension for the media, there is a need for adjusting the weight of the tension bar.
Page 55 Setting a Media Attach the weight on the top edge of the tension bar when you want to make the take-up tension bar and the feeding tension bar heavier. B part B part A part A part Attach the weight on the rear side of the machine when you want to make the take-up tension bar lighter.
Page 56: Setting Leaf Media
Setting leaf media Unlike roll media, leaf media does not need to be retained with the roll holders. Clamp lever Open the front cover. Raise the clamp lever. Front cover Insert the leaf media between the platen and the pinch rollers. •...
Page 57 Setting a Media Press the key. Press the key to select "LEAF" . MED I A S E L EC T RO L L < > L EA F The media detection is started. * * MED I A DE T EC T * * (1) The media width is detected.
Page 58: Setting The Head Gap
Setting the Head Gap Set the head gap (height from the fabric media to the nozzle plane of the heads). When the carriage is to move above the platen for printing or maintenance, it moves while keeping the head gap at the preset value. The upper limit of the head gap varies with media thickness.
Page 59: Changing The Printing Origin
Setting a Media How to check the value of the head gap When you check the head gap value currently set, perform the following procedures: Press the key several times to display [HEAD GAP]. Press the key in Local. • The head gap value currently set is displayed. Setting the head gap without You can set the head gap by using the key in the Local without pressing the...
Page 60: Preparing For The Heaters
Preparing for the Heaters Changing the Temperature Settings for the Heaters Set the heater temperature. Depending on the media and the profile to use, set the heater temperature. • It may take several minutes to tens of minutes for the set temperature to be reached, depending on the ambient temperature.
Page 61: Checking The Heater Temperature
Preparing for the Heaters Checking the Heater Temperature Press the key. L E F T CEN T R I GH T 3 5 ° C 4 0 ° C 5 0 ° C • The current heater temperature is displayed. Press the key at the end of confirmation.
Page 62: Test Feeding
Test Feeding Perform this function before printing, and check whether the media can be fed normally. Press the key in LOCAL three T E S T F E ED [ EN T ] times. Press the key. B ACKWARD F E ED : ON Press to select ON/OFF.
Page 63: Test Printing
Test Printing Print a test pattern to check that there are no discharging defects such as nozzle clogging (slight touching of ink or nozzle missing). Relationship between head row and test pattern The relations between head row and test pattern print position are as follow. Head 1 Head 3 Head 2...
Page 64 Test Printing Test Printing Print a test pattern to check that there are no discharging defects such as nozzle clogging (slight touching of ink or nozzle missing). In addition, you can select the orientation of the test pattern to print from two types in order to perform test printing repeatedly.
Page 65: Head Cleaning
Head Cleaning About head cleaning Check the printed test pattern result and perform cleaning depending on the status. Select one from the three types below: SOFT : When lines are bent, when any line is missing NORMAL : When any line is missing, when colors are mixed HARD : When poor image quality cannot be improved even by NORMAL or SOFT cleaning Perform head cleaning depending on the test printing result...
Page 66: Set The Media Feeding
Set the media feeding Correct the feeding rate of media. If the correction value is not appropriate, stripes may appear on the printed image, thus resulting in a poor printing. • When you have changed the media type, check the pattern and perform adjustment depending on the status.
Page 67: Setting The Torque Limiter
Set the media feeding Setting the torque limiter The tension roller and the brake roller have the torque limiter. By adjusting the torque limiter, you can change the rotating strengthen of the roller. (At the factory, the torque limiter was set to the strongest.) If you cannot adjust media feeding by counter weight adjustment, adjust torque limiter.
Page 68: Setting Feed Correction
Setting Feed Correction A pattern for media correction is printed and a media-feeding rate is corrected. • Two bands are printed in the correction pattern. • Make adjustment so that an even color density is obtained in the boundary between the two bands. Second band Media advance direction First band...
Page 69 Set the media feeding Press the key. F E ED COMP . PR I N T [ EN T ] • Print a correction pattern again and check it. • When media correction is needed, perform the operation in Step 5 to make correction.
Page 70: Correct The Ink Drop Position For Bidirectional Printing
Correct the ink drop position for bidirectional printing When the condition for printing (media thickness/head height/etc.) has been changed, perform the following operation to correct the ink drop position for bidirectional (Bi) printing and obtain the proper printing result. • Be sure to attach the adjusting plate before performing DOT POS. CORR. If you perform DROP.POScorrect, without the adjusting spacer, you cannot perform proper adjustment.
Page 71 Correct the ink drop position for bidirectional printing Press the key to start pattern printing. * * PR I N T I NG * * P L E A SE WA I T • Multiple test patterns are printed. (The printed patterns are called Pattern 1, Pattern 2, Pattern 3...
Page 72: Printing Data
Printing Data Starting a Printing Operation • When using a roll media, rewind the media by hand before printing so that it is not loose.When the roll media has not been rewound tightly, it may cause the image quality to deteriorate. •...
Page 73: Stopping A Printing Operation Halfway
Printing Data Stopping a printing operation halfway Perform the following operation when stopping a printing operation halfway. Press the key during printing. < L OCA L > DA T A REMA I N • The printing operation stops. • Interrupt data sending at the PC side during the data is sent from the •...
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Page 75 Chapter 3 Extended Functions This chapter describes the operation procedures for using the machine more conveniently and each setting procedure. List of Functions ..........3-2 Selecting the head line to use.....3-22 Setting a LANGUAGE.........3-23 Setting Heater ..........3-3 Setting a MEDIA DETECT......3-24 Setting Logical Seek ........
Page 76: List Of Functions
List of Functions This section describes the overview of each function to be set and set values that can be registered in user types. • About default “HOST” function You can operate this by the setting value specified in RIP software. When you set to other than “HOST”, it operates by that setting value, not by the instruction from RIP software.
Page 77: Setting Heater
Setting Heater Set the heater temperature (LEFT/CENTER/RIGHT). • You can change the heater temperature by pressing the key. ( P.2-28) Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T [ Press the key.
Page 78: Setting Logical Seek
Setting Logical Seek The motion of Head varies depending on the set of Logical-seek. • You cannot specify the logical seek at the RasterLink side. When you set this machine to “Host”, printing will be performed in “LOGICAL SEEK=ON” status. MACHINE LENGTH MEDIA Movement of heads when...
Page 79: Setting Drying Time
Setting Drying Time In the drying time setting, the ink drying time for each scanning is set. (During bidirectional printing, the machine stops for a certain period of time specified for each of the outward and return scanning.). • When you give priority to the setting at the RasterLink side, make the setting value “Host”. •...
Page 80: Setting Margins
Setting Margins Set a non-printing area along the right and left edges of the media. The offset value against the standard margin 15mm is set hereupon. • When you give priority to the setting at the RIP software side, make the setting value “Host”. •...
Page 81 Setting Margins Press the key. R I GH T 0 mm Press to set the right margins. R I GH T HOS T • This was set to “HOST” (RIP software side setting has priority) before shipping. Change this when you want to set the right margin of media to the setting value of this machine.
Page 82: Perform Setting To Reduce Stripes Between Passes
P.2-34) “MAPS” (Mimaki Advanced Pass System) valid. Feeding stripes become less visible by distributing the pass boundary. (Supported from the firmware ver.1.10) • MAPS effect differs depending on the set value of the printing speed. Use it after checking effect in advance.
Page 83 Perform setting to reduce stripes between passes Press the key. S E T UP MA PS [ EN T ] Press the key several times to end the setting.
Page 84: Setting Auto Cleaning
Setting Auto Cleaning You can set the machine so that it counts the number of printed files or the length or time after printing has been completed, and performs cleaning automatically if required. You can select the auto cleaning setting from three types below: •...
Page 85: Setting Nozzle Face Cleaning Time
Setting nozzle face cleaning time When the set time has passed, nozzle face of the head is cleaned automatically to remove ink droplets on the nozzle face. In case that deflection, nozzle missing, or symptom which ink droplets fall down occurred, make the interval between each operation shorter.
Page 86: Other Settings
Other Settings Change the settings according to the types of use. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press the key. S E TUP F E ED COMP . [ EN T ] Press to select an item for setting.
Page 87: Machine Settings
Machine Settings Machine settings are functions for using this machine easily. The following items can be set in Machine settings. Item Set value Default Meaning When no operation has been performed for AUTO Power-off ( P.3-15) NONE/ 10 ~ 600min NONE time, power...
Page 88 Item Set value Default Meaning Mail Set whether you send/ do not send the e- ON / OFF Deliverry mail when the set event occurs. Print Start Set whether you send/ do not send the e- ON / OFF Event mail at the start of printing.
Page 89: Setting A Auto Power-Off
Machine Settings Setting a AUTO Power-off When no operation has been performed for the set time, the power supply is automatically turned “OFF”. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP].
Page 90: Setting The Feeding And Take Up
Setting the feeding and take up Set whether you use the take-up/ feeding unit or not. When you print on the leaf media or you want to use the take-up unit only, perform setting of Feeding and TakeUp separately. Press the key in LOCAL.
Page 91: Setting The Display Of Media Residual
Machine Settings Setting the Display of Media Residual Whether the screen displays the remaining amount of a media is set. the remaining amount of a media is displayed in Remote. When the media remaining amount (However, when a leaf media is used, the length of the media to be display is turned to "ON"...
Page 92 Printing the Remaining Amount of a Media The present remaining amount of a media can be printed. • Set "Remaining amount of a media to display" to "ON". • When you replace the media you use now with another, it is recommended that you print the remaining amount of the media on it.With the remaining amount of a media having been printed beforehand, when you use the replaced media again, you can enter an accurate value in the screen for entering the remaining amount of a media (...
Page 93: Setting Time
Machine Settings Setting Time You can set time of your country (time difference). Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the...
Page 94: Setting Units
Setting Units Units used by this machine are set. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 95: Setting A Key Buzzer
Machine Settings Setting a KEY BUZZER You can turn off the buzzer sound when pressing the key. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP < EN T > Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ]...
Page 96: Selecting The Head Line To Use
Selecting the head line to use If troubles such as the nozzle clogging is not solved, you can print with another head which has no error. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP < EN T > Press to select [MACHINE SETUP].
Page 97: Setting A Language
Machine Settings Setting a LANGUAGE You can change the displayed language. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 98: Setting A Media Detect
Setting a MEDIA DETECT When you enter any media width at setting the media or when the media width sensor has an error, set this to “MANUAL”. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP <...
Page 99: Setting A Drying Feed
Machine Settings Setting a DRYING FEED To dry evenly up to the back edge of the printing data, set the length to be fed after printing has been completed. Depending to your external heater position, set it so that the data end may be fed until it passes the external heater.
Page 100: Setting The Amount Of Blank Space Between Printed Lines
Setting the amount of blank space between printed lines Sets the amount of blank space between printed lines. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP < EN T > Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ]...
Page 101: Setting The Feed Mode Of The Space Of No Data To Be Printed
Machine Settings Setting the feed mode of the space of no data to be printed Change the feed mode of the margin included in the image data (the space of no data to be printed). If print data with much margin, set to “CONTINUOUS”, then the print time can be shorten. Press the key in LOCAL.
Page 102: Set The Network
Set the network You can also perform network setting with “Network Configurator”, the tool to perform network setting of Mimaki’s product. To download the Network Configurator, check " Driver / Utility" on the download page at Mimaki Engineering (http://eng.mimaki.co.jp/download/). Press the key in LOCAL.
Page 103 Machine Settings Press the key. DHCP : ON • Press to set ON/ OFF. • When it is ON, the IP address given by the DHCP server is used. Press the key. NE TWORK DHCP [ EN T ] Press to select [AutoIP].
Page 104: Setting Event Mail Function
You can also perform event mail function setting with “Network Configurator”, the tool to perform network setting of Mimaki’s product. To download the Network Configurator, check " Driver / Utility" on the download page at Mimaki Engineering (http://eng.mimaki.co.jp/download/).
Page 105 Machine Settings Press to select “ON”. Ma i l D e l i v e r y : ON Press the key. E V EN T MA I L Ma i l D e l i v e r y [ EN T ] Press the key several times for terminating this function.
Page 106 Press the key. P r i n t E n d E v e n t : OF F • Set whether you send/ do not send the e-mail at the end of plotting. • Press to set ON/ OFF. Press the key.
Page 107 Machine Settings Press the key. NE TWORK & MA I L NE TWORK [ EN T ] Press to select [EVENT MAIL]. NE TWORK & MA I L E V EN T MA I L [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 108 Set the subject Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 109 Machine Settings Set the server Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 110 Press to set [SMTP Port] . • Set the SMTP port number. Press the key. S ERV ER S E T UP SMT P P o r t N o . [ EN T ] Press select S ERV ER S E T UP [Authentication] .
Page 111 Machine Settings Press to select [Pass Word] . S ERV ER S E T UP P a s s Wo r d [ EN T ] Press the key. P a s s Wo r d * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * •...
Page 112 Send a test e-mail Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 113 Machine Settings • The sent result of the test e-mail is the result of e-mail sending process performed by this machine to the e-mail server. It does not indicate that the e-mail was received at the address. • If the spam e-mail filter etc. has been set in the terminal in which e-mails are received, even if “Sending has been completed”...
Page 114: Setting The Setting Lock Function
Setting the Setting Lock function You can freely specify a four digit password so that no one other than an administrator can perform network and mail settings. Specifying the password for the network and event mail functions Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ]...
Page 115 Machine Settings Releasing the password for the network and event mail functions Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E T UP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ] Press the...
Page 116: Initializing The Settings
Initializing the Settings You can return the setting of “SETUP”, “MAINTENANCE” and “MACHINE SETUP” to the status before shipment. Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press to select [MACHINE SETUP]. F UNC T I ON MACH I NE SE T UP [ EN T ]...
Page 117: Confirming Machine Information
Confirming Machine Information The information of this machine can be confirmed. The following items can be confirmed as machine information. Item Description This displays the history of errors and warnings to date. When you press , the date of occurrence (year/ ERROR HISTORY month/day/hour/minute) and the error/warning information are displayed alternately in the order of occurrence.
Page 118: Check The Machine Version Information
Check the machine version information Press the key in LOCAL. F UNC T I ON S E TUP [ EN T ] Press to select [INFORMATION]. F UNC T I ON I N FORMA T I ON [ EN T ] Press the key.
Page 119: Displaying The Information Of This Machine
Confirming Machine Information Displaying the Information of this machine Press the key in LOCAL. S b 3 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 REMA I N 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 The information is displayed sequentially with the key .
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Page 121: Maintenance
Chapter 4 Maintenance This chapter describes the items required to use this machine more comfortably, which are the methods for the daily care, the maintenance of the ink unit etc. Maintenance ..........4-2 Cleaning the Head and the Area around It ..4-18 Precautions for Maintenance ......
Page 122: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintain the machine regularly or as necessary so that its accuracy will be maintained and it can continue to be used for a long time. Precautions for Maintenance Pay attention to the following items when maintaining this machine. • When using cleaning solution for maintenance, be sure to wear the supplied protective glasses. •...
Page 123: Cleaning Turning Bar (Take-Up Side)
Maintenance Cleaning turning bar (take-up side) Remove ink blot etc. adhering to the turning bar located on the front surface of the machine and used at taking- up the media. Moisten soft cloth with water or waterish mild detergent, squeeze tightly and then wipe it off. Cleaning the tension roller Remove ink stain etc.
Page 124: Cleaning The Platen
Cleaning the Platen When you print on an openweave fabric, some parts of ink pass through the fabric and adhere to the platen. If you are worried about ink stain, clean ink adhering to the platen with water as below. (about once a week) •...
Page 125 Maintenance Wipe off dirty water remaining on the platen with a waste cloth etc. Tighten the handle for discharging dirty water, and remove the tank. • Discard dirty water pooled in the tank in compliance with regulation in the local area. Remove the fabric retainer.
Page 126: Cleaning Of Grit Roller
Cleaning of grit roller Remove pre-treatment agent or lint adhering to the grit roller with the resin brush periodically. • Clean the grit roller periodically. • In some cases and depending on media pre-treatment agent, if it is left on the grit roller, it may cause rust.
Page 127 Maintenance Remove blot on the pinch roller surface. • Wipe the pinch roller surface with a cloth etc. to remove ink blot. Remove ink stain. Attach the pinch roller. • When attaching the pinch roller, align it with the protrusion of attaching side. Turn on the power supply of this machine to check whether the operation is normal.
Page 128: Cleaning The Fabric Retainer
Maintenance Cleaning the Fabric Retainer When you wish to clean dirt such as ink etc. adhered on the cloth holder, you can remove the cloth holder to clean it. Fabric retainer...
Page 129: Maintaining The Capping Station
Maintaining the Capping Station Maintain the ink cap, wiper, wiper blade etc. located in the capping station. (SATION MAINT.) The ink cap and wiper function as follows. • Wiper : It wipes off ink sticking to the head nozzles. • Ink cap : It prevents the head nozzles from clogging due to dryness.
Page 130 Open the right maintenance cover. Right maintenance cover (1) Rotate screws under right maintenance cover (for three positions) to the left and remove them. (2) Hold the bottom of the right maintenance cover and pull it to the front. (3) While pulling the right maintenance cover downward, remove it.
Page 131 Maintaining the Capping Station Wiper blade Clean the wiper blade. • Soak the clean stick in the maintenance cleaning liquid, and then remove the ink that has adhered to the wiper blade. • Make sure to be careful with the edge of the wiper blade, and thoroughly clean the side (back side) where the wiper touches.
Page 132: Cleaning The Wiper Ink Pan
Cleaning the wiper ink pan Water-based ink does not flow easily. Ink dries, gets stuck, and accumulates. Use a rubber spatula or the like to frequently push the ink that piles up in the ink pan beneath the wiper towards the waste route. Press the key in LOCAL.
Page 133 Maintaining the Capping Station Press the key after the cleaning. C l o s e a c o v e r COMP L E T ED [ EN T ] Close the right maintenance cover then press the key. • After its initial operation, the machine returns to step1. 4-13...
Page 134: Washing The Ink Discharge Passage (Disway Wash)
Washing the Ink Discharge Passage (DISWAY WASH) Wash the ink discharge passage regularly to prevent the head nozzles from clogging due to ink coagulation inside the passage. Press the key in LOCAL. MAINT. CARR I AGE OU T [ EN T ] Press to select [DISWAY WASH].
Page 135: When The Machine Is Not Used For A Long Time (Custody Wash)
Maintaining the Capping Station When the Machine Is Not Used for a Long Time (CUSTODY WASH) When the machine is not going to be used for a week or more, use the cleaning function for custody to clean the head nozzles and ink discharge passage.After this, keep the machine in custody. Is [INK END] displayed? Check the items on •...
Page 136 Press the key. CA P C L E AN I NG COMP L E T ED ( NEX T ) [ EN T ] • The carriage moves onto the platen. • Until wiper cleaning is competed, [COMPLETED (NEXT): ENT] is displayed on the screen. After the work up to the step 6 is completed, press the key.
Page 137 Maintaining the Capping Station Press the key. P L E A SE WA I T 0 0 : 0 0 • The nozzles are washed. • When the nozzles have been completely washed, the head moves onto the platen. * * C L EAM I NG * * P L E A SE WA I T Open the right maintenance cover.
Page 138: Cleaning The Head And The Area Around It
Cleaning the Head and the Area around It Because the head employs a very precise mechanism, due care needs to be taken when it is cleaned. Using a clean stick, etc., rub off gelatinous ink or dust that may stick to the lower part of the slider and the area around the head.In doing so, never rub the nozzles of the head.
Page 139 Cleaning the Head and the Area around It Soak the clean stick or the waste cloth in the maintenance cleaning liquid and wipe off an accumulated ink on the side of the head and on the bottom surface of the slider. •...
Page 140: When Nozzle Clogging Cannot Be Solved
When Nozzle Clogging Cannot Be Solved When nozzle clogging cannot be solved even after the head cleaning ( P.2-33) has been done, perform the following two functions: NOZZLE WASH • Wash the head nozzle. ( P.4-20) • Alternative nozzles for printing, when nozzles missing can not be improved. NOZZLE RECOVERY P.4-22) Washing of Head nozzle...
Page 141 When Nozzle Clogging Cannot Be Solved Clean the cap rubber and cap rubber cover. Cap rubber • Wipe off the ink sticking to the cap rubber and cap rubber cover with a clean stick dipped in cleaning solution for maintenance. Wipe off so that cleaning solution for Cap rubber maintenance will not remain.
Page 142: Alternative Nozzles For Printing, When Nozzles Missing Can Not Be Improved
Alternative nozzles for printing, when nozzles missing can not be improved NOZZLE RECOVERY: When nozzles missing can not be improved at specific points, other good nozzles can be used as alternatives for printing. The head of this machine consists as the right figure. You can set the recovery by specifying the nozzle line each for the H1-2 (Head 1-2), the H3-4 (Head 3-4) and the H5-6 (Head 5-6).
Page 143 When Nozzle Clogging Cannot Be Solved Press to select the Nozzle line that needs SE L EC T NOZ Z L E NOZZLE RECOVERY and press the key. : H 1 - A Nozzle line: A,B,C,D Head No.: H1 or H2 Register the Nozzle number that needs NOZZLE H 1 - A RECOVERY and press the...
Page 144 Check the print condition for which nozzle recovery cannot be performed Depending on the registered nozzle, there is a mode on which recovery is not reflected. Check the print condition for which recovery cannot be performed. • When there are many registered nozzles, it takes much time to display the checked result. Select [NOZZLE RECOVERY] of the maintenance menu.
Page 145 When Nozzle Clogging Cannot Be Solved Clear the set value Select [NOZZLE RECOVERY] of the maintenance menu. (1) Press the key in LOCAL. (2) Press to select [MAINTENANCE] and press the key. (3) Press to select [NOZZLE RECOVERY]. (4) Press the key.
Page 146: Automatic Maintenance Function
Automatic Maintenance Function To use this machine comfortably, you can set various maintenances to be performed automatically. Here, set performing intervals of various automatic maintenances. You can prevent troubles such as ink clogging by performing automatic maintenance periodically (automatic maintenance function). For the auto maintenance functions, the following items can be set: •...
Page 147: Setting The Cleaning Intervals
Automatic Maintenance Function Setting the Cleaning Intervals The cleaning type and the interval between each cleaning operation are set. Select [AUTO MAINT.] of the maintenance menu. (1) Press the key in LOCAL. (2) Press to select [MAINTENANCE] and press the key.
Page 148: Cleaning Y Motor
Cleaning Y motor When the warning message [Y motor cleaning] is displayed, clean the Y motor with the procedures below: Screw Turn off the power supply, and open the Y-motor maintenance cover. • Remove the screw of the Y-motor maintenance cover, and open the cover.
Page 149: Replacing Consumables
Replacing consumables Replacing the wiper The wiper is consumable.When the display indicates that it is necessary to < L OCA L > replace the wiper, immediately replace the wiper with a new one. R e p l a c e a WI P ER [ M N T ] Also, wipe ink sticking to the lower surface of the slider off.
Page 150: If A Waste Ink Tank Confirmation Message Appears
If a Waste Ink Tank Confirmation Message Appears Ink used in head cleaning, etc. is stored in the waste ink tank on the lower right side of the machine. The sensor monitors the discharged amount of ink in this machine. When that reaches a specified amount, the machine displays a confirmation message.
Page 151 Replacing consumables Take out the waste ink tank. (1) Hold the handle of the waste ink tank and pull it out to the front. (2) Raise the waste ink tank and take it out. • Put a cap on the waste ink tank removed. Waste ink Replace the waste ink tank.
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Page 153 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting This chapter describes the corrective measures to be taken for a phenomenon suspected to be trou- ble and the procedures to clear the error number displayed on the LCD. Troubleshooting ................5-2 Power does not turn on ..............5-2 The machine does not start printing ..........5-2 Media get jammed / media is soiled ..........5-3 [HEAT] or [CONSTANT] LED does not light up .......5-3...
Page 154: Power Does Not Turn On
Troubleshooting Take appropriate actions as described below before taking the trouble as a failure. If still the problem is not solved after troubleshooting, contact your dealer or an office of MIMAKI. Power does not turn on In most cases, this is due to improper connection of the power cable for the machine or computer. Check that the power cable is connected properly.
Page 155: Media Get Jammed / Media Is Soiled
Troubleshooting Media get jammed / media is soiled Media jamming or stained media is considered to be due to the use of an unsuitable media or improper setting of media. Is a recommended media used ? Use recommended media. Is the media not curled or bent ends ? Avoid using any media with curls or bent ends.
Page 156: Image Quality Is Poor
This section describes the corrective actions to be taken in case the image quality is not satisfactory. Take remedy for particular problems with image quality. If the remedy does not work, contact your dealer or an office of MIMAKI. Phenomenon Measures (1) Execute the head cleaning.
Page 157: Ink Bottle Warning Appears
• Once ink bottle trouble is displayed, do not leave the ink bottle without replacing it for a long time; otherwise, the machine will lose the nozzle clogging prevention function. If nozzles are clogged, the machine must be repaired by MIMAKI's service engineer. Displaying the description of ink bottle trouble The contents of ink bottle error are confirmable by the following operations.
Page 158: If An Error Related To The Sub Tank Occurs (Error 618 To 61B)
If an error related to the sub tank occurs (Error 618 to 61b) The Error 618 to 61b are related to the sub tank. Execute following procedures when an error about sub tank occurs, or when the nozzle is not unclogged after cleaning.
Page 159: If Nozzle Missing Due To Color Mixture Of Ink Or Aeration
Troubleshooting If nozzle missing due to color mixture of ink or aeration If nozzle missing occurs due to color mixture of ink in the head or aeration, push ink or air in the head out from the port. • While performing the work below, ink may leak from the cap part. Using a waste cloth etc., prevent ink stain on the valve part.
Page 160 Set the syringe with pressure damper to the ink port valve. • Insert the syringe with pressure damper into the ink port valve and suck out ink of 5cc (at a speed of 3 sec. per cc) slowly. • Do not push the valve part of the syringe with Tube pressure damper.
Page 161: If Negative Pressure Abnormality Occurs
Troubleshooting If negative pressure abnormality occurs By the environment or aging, the pressure controlled in this machine may exceed the control range. If an error related to pressure abnormality occurs, perform the procedures below: • If pressure abnormality occurs, immediately adjust the pressure with the following procedures and return it to the normal value.
Page 162 Press the key. * * AD J US T I NG * * P L E A SE WA I T • Sensor adjustment starts. Rotate the adjustment screw of the throttle valve to PRES SURE : - 4 . 0 0 k P a ( - 4 .
Page 163: If A Head Failure Error Is Displayed
Troubleshooting If a head failure error is displayed If the above errors occur when the power is turned on, you can use the following procedure to continue operation. Head failure error to be subjected If the head failure error that has not been described here has been displayed turn off the power to the machine and turn it on after a while.
Page 164 Troubleshooting What to do if an error occurs Error number is displayed on the display. ERROR 1 0 8 HD CONNEC T [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 ERROR 1 0 8 PRE SS [ EN T ] KE Y Press the key.
Page 165: Warning / Error Messages
Warning / Error Messages If some trouble occurs, the buzzer sounds and the display shows a corresponding error message. Take an appropriate remedy for the displayed error. Warning messages Errors when performing operations Message Cause Solution • Check the front cover and maintenance covers.
Page 166 Message Cause Solution The value of the negative pressure • Perform “PRESSURE ADJUST” ( P.5-9) < L OC A L > sensor is abnormal. N E G A T I V E P R E S S U R E of the maintenance.
Page 167 Warning / Error Messages Message Cause Solution • Turn off the power and vacuum debris of the Y motor from the vacuuming window. P.4-28) < L OC A L > Time to clean the Y motor has come. Ym o t o r C l e a n i n g [ MN T ] •...
Page 168 Message Cause Solution ! L E F T H E A T E R B R K • Turn off the main power to the machine and turn it on after a while. A drying heater is disconnected. If the same error message appears again, ! C E N T E R H E A T E R B R K contact your local distributor to call for ser- vice.
Page 169: Error Messages
Warning / Error Messages Error messages When an error message is displayed, eliminate the error according to the chart below. If the same error message appears again, contact your dealer or an office of MIMAKI to call for service. Message Cause...
Page 170 Message Cause Solution An error occurred in the main PCB E R ROR 1 6 e 3.3VB power supply. M a i n P C B V 3 R 3 B E R ROR 1 8 a An error occurred in the main PCB M a i n P C B V _ COR E VCORE power supply.
Page 171 Warning / Error Messages Message Cause Solution Occurrence of a time out error on a E R ROR 3 0 5 USB device. U S B T I ME OU T E R ROR 4 0 1 An excessive load was applied to the MO T OR X X motor.
Page 172 Message Cause Solution There is a slot in which the ink bottle E R ROR 6 2 7 has not been inserted more than a Set an ink bottle. I N S E R T C A R T R I DG E certain time.
Page 173 Warning / Error Messages Message Cause Solution There is a slot in which the ink bottle E R ROR 6 2 7 has not been inserted more than a Set an ink bottle. I N S E R T C A R T R I DG E certain time.
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Page 175 Chapter 6 Appendix This chapter contains the lists of the specifications and functions of this machine. Specifications ..................6-2 Machine specifications ..............6-2 Ink specifications ................6-3 Setting orders depending on ink type ..........6-4 Setting orders of ink bottles .............6-4 Sheet for inquiry ................6-5 Warning labels .................6-6 Function Flowchart ................6-8...
Page 176: Specifications
Specifications Machine specifications Item Specifications Method Drop-on-demand piezoelectric print heads Print head Specification 6 heads: 3-layered staggered arrangement in 2-line 300x300 : Bi/Uni 1/2/4 pass (only normal mode) 300x300HQ : Bi/Uni 2/4/8 pass (only normal mode) 300x450HQ : Bi/Uni 3/6/12 pass (only normal mode) 4 colors 600x600 : Bi/Uni 4/8/16 pass...
Page 177: Ink Specifications
Specifications Item Specifications Power consumption 4800 W or less Available temp. 20 °C to 30 °C (68°F to 86°F) Humidity 35 to 65% Rh (No condensation) Guaranteed temp. 20 °C to 25 °C (68°F to 77°F) Recomended Temperature change ± 10 °C / h or less Environment Dust 0.15mg/m...
Page 178: Setting Orders Depending On Ink Type
Setting orders depending on ink type The setting value and the setting orders of the ink bottles differ depending on the ink type you use. Setting orders of ink bottles The orders of ink bottles set in the ink station differ depending on the ink set you use. •...
Page 179: Sheet For Inquiry
Sheet for inquiry Use this sheet for troubles and abnormal functions of the machine. Fill in the following necessary items, and then fax the sheet to our sales office. Company name Person in charge Telephone number machine model Operating OS Machine information Error message Contents of inquiry...
Page 180: Warning Labels
Warning labels Warning labels are stuck on the machine. Be sure to fully understand the warning given on the labels. If a warning label is illegible due to stains or has come off, purchase a new one from a distributor or our sales office.
Page 181 Warning labels 1:Reorder . 3:Reorder . M903239 M903330 4:Reorder . M901549 5:Reorder . M903404 6:Reorder . M908973...
Page 182: Function Flowchart
Function Flowchart < L OC A L > WH I D T H : * * * * mm OR I G I N S E T U P OR I G I N S E T U P 0 . 0 - - - - * * OR I G I N * * L E F T...
Page 183 Function Flowchart * * C L E A N I NG * * 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0 T E S T F E E D * * T E S T F E E D * * S T A R T [ E N T ] P L E A S E WA I T...
Page 184 From P.6-8 F E E D COMP . F E E D COMP . [ E N T ] P R I N T [ E N T ] DROP . POS c o r r e c t DROP . POS c o r r e c t [ E N T ] P R I N T [ E N T ]...
Page 185 Function Flowchart * * P R I N T I NG * * F E E D COMP . P L E A S E WA I T -9999 to 9999 * * P R I N T I NG * * P A T T E RN 1 P A T T E RN 2 P L E A S E WA I T...
Page 186 < L OC A L > F UNC T I ON SETUP WH I D T H : * * * * mm S E T U P [ E N T ] F UNC T I ON MAINTENANCE MA I N T E N A NC E [ E N T ] F UNC T I ON MACHINE SET...
Page 187 Function Flowchart To P.6-14 To P.6-18 To P.6-22 W I P I NG P R I N T L E NG T H P R I N T A R E A > U S E T I ME T x 5 0 0 - 1 8 0 0 V 2 .
Page 188 SETUP S E T U P F E E D COMP . * * P R I N T I NG * * F E E D COMP . [ E N T ] P R I N T [ E N T ] P L E A S E WA I T S E T U P DROP .
Page 189 Function Flowchart F E E D COMP . Print end -9999 to 9999 P A T T E RN 1 P A T T E RN 2 Print end 0 . 0 0 . 0 -40.0 to 40.0 -40.0 to 40.0 Pattern repeats for several minutes R I G T H O F F...
Page 190 From P.6-14 S E T U P MA P S P R I N T S P E E D A D J U S T MA P S [ E N T ] : O F F OFF / ON -50% to +50% S E T U P A U T O C L E A N I NG...
Page 191 Function Flowchart T Y P E : SO F T SOFT / NORMAL / HARD T Y P E : SO F T SOFT / NORMAL / HARD T Y P E : SO F T SOFT / NORMAL / HARD 6-17...
Page 192 MAINTENANCE MA I N T E N A NC E S T A T I ON MOV E POS I T I ON S T A T I ON [ E N T ] C A RR I AGE OU T [ E N T ] : S T A T I ON MA I N T .
Page 193: Cleaning The Wiper
Function Flowchart C A RR I AGE OU T C l o s e a c o v e r To Local after initializing COMP L E T E D [ E N T ] COMP L E T E D [ E N T ] C A P C L E A N I NG F i l l...
Page 194 From P.6-18 MA I N T E N A NC E A U T O MA I N T . R E F R E S H A U T O MA I N T . [ E N T ] R E F R E S H [ E N T ] : L v .
Page 195 Function Flowchart T Y P E : NORMA L NORMAL / SOFT / HARD * * A D J U S T I NG * * P R E S S UR E P L E A S E WA I T = 0 .
Page 196 MACHINE SET MA CH I N E S E T U P A U T O P o w e r - o f f A U T O P o w e r - o f f [ E N T ] 3 0 m i n none/ 10 to 600min MA CH I N E S E T U P...
Page 197 Function Flowchart 6-23...
Page 198 From P.6-22 From P.6-22 From P.6-22 MA CH I N E S E T U P N E TWOR K & MA I L N E TWOR K N E TWOR K & MA I L [ E N T ] N E TWOR K [ E N T ] C h e c k...
Page 199 Function Flowchart C h e c k I P A d d r e s s 1 0 . 1 6 . 1 6 8 . 2 3 5 C h e c k MA C A d d r e s s 0 0 : 0 d : 1 b : 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0 DHC P : ON...
Page 200 From P.6-24 From P.6-24 To P.6-24 E V E N T MA I L Ma i l A d d r e s s [ E N T ] E V E N T MA I L Ma s s a g e S u b j e c t [ E N T ] E V E N T MA I L S e r v e r S e t u p [ E N T ]...
Page 201 Function Flowchart Ma i l A d d r e s s Ma s s a g e S u b j e c t T x 5 0 0 _ 0 1 S E R V E R S E T U P SMT P A d d r e s s SMT P A d d r e s s [ E N T ]...
Page 202 From P.6-26 MA CH I N E S E T U P L A NGU AGE L A NGU AGE [ E N T ] : E n g l i s h English / ニホンゴ / Deutsch / Français / Español / Italiano / Português MA CH I N E S E T U P R E S E T A L L S E T T I NG...
Page 203 Function Flowchart Settings are initialized 6-29...
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Page 205 Tx500-1800DS Operation Manual Oct 2015 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. 2182-3 Shigeno-otsu, Tomi-shi, Nagano 389-0512 JAPAN D202414-15-01102015...

MIMAKI TX500-1800DS Operation Manual

Chapter 1 Before Use

Chapter 2 Basic Operations

Chapter 3 Extended Functions

Chapter 4 Maintenance

Chapter 5 Troubleshooting

Chapter 6 Appendix

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