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Chapter 1 The Basics ..................3 Introduction ....................4 Part Names ............................4 Roland BN-20 System Configuration ..................5 How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen ......... 7 How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility ..............8 How to Start the R-Works ......................
Chapter 1 The Basics Introduction ..................4 Part Names ..................4 Roland BN-20 System Configuration...........5 How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen ...7 How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility ......8 How to Start the R-Works ............9 How to Open the BN-20 Driver/R-Works Help ......9...
Introduction Part Names Maintenance cover Print-head carriage Remove when performing man- The print heads and blade ual head cleaning. are inside this section. P. 76, “Manual Head Cleaning” Front cover Open the cover to load media; in gen- eral use, always keep the cover closed.
R-Works + BN-20 driver Commercial application software + BN-20 driver Commercial application software + Roland VersaWorks + BN-20 driver* *When you use Roland VersaWorks, the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences become invalid. BN-20 driver Driver software that is needed to output printing data from a com- puter to the machine.
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Roland VersaWorks This is a software RIP (Raster Image Processor). For more information, see "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide" and "BN-20 Roland Versa- Works SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)". Utility This is the necessary software to operate this machine.
Click [Devices and Printers] (or [Printers and Faxes]) from the Start menu ( Right-click the "Roland BN-20" icon, and then click Printing Preferences. The BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen opens. The window shown below is displayed on a white ink model.
Utility from the Windows start menu. Starting from the Windows start menu From the start menu, click [All Programs] or [Program] >> [Roland BN-20] >> [Utility]. Utility starts. How to Exit the Utility...
Introduction How to Start the R-Works From the start menu ( ), click [All Programs] or [Program] >> [R-Works] >> [R-Works]. * You cannot make an output from R-Works on a white ink model. How to Open the BN-20 Driver/R-Works Help BN-20 driver Open the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen, and then click [Help].
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Introduction R-Works Start R-Works, and then click [Help] - [Table of Contents] from the menu. P.9, "How to Start the R-Works" From the start menu ( ), click [All Programs] or [Program] >> [R-Works] >> [R-Works Help]. Chapter 1 The Basics...
Sheet media: Any media that is not wound on to a paper tube, e.g. standard size paper sheets For both roll and sheet media, different types of paper can be selected according to the purpose. For details contact your media supplier. Media can also be purchased from the Roland DG Corp. website. http://www.rolanddg.com/...
Refer to p. 40 "Characteristics of Metallic Silver Ink and Important Notes" and "Important: "Characteristics of Ink and Important Notes" of "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)". Chapter 1 The Basics...
Switching Power On and Off WARNING When output is not being carried out, remove media or switch the sub power off. If the same section is continuously heated, there is a fire risk or media may generate toxic gas. Switching the Power On Procedure ...
Introduction Switching the Power Off (Sub-power Off) Procedure When output is completed, press and hold down the POWER key for one second or more. When the POWER key light is off, the power is off. Push the loading lever backward. Even if you are not going to switch the power off when the machine is not in use, make sure the loading lever is moved to the rear.
Printing This section describes operations when printing only. Refer to page 28 "Cutting / Printing & Cutting" and page 35 "Performing Printing and Cutting Separately." STEP 1: Loading Media Roll media Procedure Push the loading lever backward. Move the left media guide to the left. Loading lever Left media guide ...
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Printing Place the roll media loaded onto the media bar on the printer. Press both ends of the media bar into the grooves at the back of the printer while making sure the media does not become loose. Media feeding direction Media bar Main unit...
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Printing Pass the media through the printer. Pull the media straight to keep it taut, and let it pass beneath the media clamps. Media clamp Make sure the left media guide is pressed against the media flange. Close the front cover. Pull the loading lever forward.
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Printing Sheet Media Procedure Push the loading lever backward. Move the left media guide to the left. Loading lever Left media guide Move the media to the right, and apply it to the right media guide. Slide the left media guide and apply it to the media. Right media guide Left media guide Chapter 1 The Basics...
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Printing Pass the media through the printer. Pull the media straight to keep it taut, and let it pass beneath the media clamps. Media Clamp Make sure the left media guide is applied to the media. Close the front cover. Pull the loading lever forward.
Select [Bidirectional Printing]. Roland VersaWorks : How to Perform Bidirectional Printing In Roland VersaWorks, the bidirectional printing is performed when "draft" is selected in print- ing quality. For how to set the printing quality, see "Setting for Printing Jobs" - "Configuring the Print Quality."...
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Printing Procedure Open the Utility window. P.8, "How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility" Click [Bidirectional adjustment]. Click [Test Print]. The test pattern is printed. Read the on-screen instructions and then enter a value in the [New Value] box. ...
Printing STEP 3: Printing Tests and Normal Cleaning Procedure Open the Utility window. P.8, "How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility" Click [Check Nozzle Condition]. Click [Test Print]. The test pattern is printed. Follow the on-screen instructions and check for dot drop-out.
Printing STEP 4: Calibrate Sheet Feeding Amount Procedure Open the Utility window. P.8, "How to Open the Utility Window / Exit the Utility" Click [Calibrate Sheet Feeding Amount]. Click [Test Print]. The test pattern is printed. ...
STEP 5: Starting Print Output This section explains how to output from R-Works. When outputting from RolandVersa Works, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide" and the "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)." When outputting from commercially available application software for creating drawings, refer to the documentation supplied with your applica- tion software.
Printing About the Output-Start Location The output-start location is always the point shown in the figure below. Print area 1.4 mm 5 mm Media feed direction Right pinch roller Print start position Blade protector Stopping Print Output To stop output on the printer side Press and hold down the POWER key for one second or more during output.
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Printing Canceling Output from the Computer (canceling standby output data) Procedure Windows 7 Click [Start] >> [Devises and Printers]. Windows Vista Click [Start] >> [Control Panel] >> [Hardware and Sound] >> [Printers]. Windows XP Click [Start] >> [Printers and Faxes]. ...
Chapter 2 Fully Utilizing the Ma- chine Cutting / Printing & Cutting............28 Adjusting cutting ................28 Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount.......30 Adjusting printing & cutting ............31 Creating Data for Cutting / Printing & Cutting ......32 Cautionary note on making output with cutting ......34 Performing Printing and Cutting Separately.........35 To Perform Printing and Cutting Separately ......35 Printing with Crop Marks ............35...
Cutting / Printing & Cutting Adjusting cutting Adjust the cutting conditions to obtain beautiful razor sharp cut lines. Making adjustments to suit the media thickness. Procedure Load the media to be cut. P.15, "STEP1: Loading Media" Open the Utility window. ...
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Cutting / Printing & Cutting Enter values in the [Cut Force], [Cut Speed], and [Cut Times] boxes. Cut Force Force at cutting time. If this force is too strong, the blade cuts into the backing paper. (Default setting: 50 gf) Cut Speed Cutting speed.
Cutting / Printing & Cutting Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount When you want to perform accurate and fine adjustment of the cutting-in amount, such as when cutting media with thin backing paper, you can obtain good results by adjusting the tip of the blade. Turn the cap portion of the blade holder to adjust the amount of blade extension.
Cutting / Printing & Cutting Adjusting printing & cutting When printing and cutting at the same time, adjust and align the printing and cutting positions. Depend- ing on the media thickness, sometimes printing and cutting positions are very slightly out of alignment. It is recommended to set correction values to suit the media.
Creating Data for Cutting / Printing & Cutting * When using Roland VersaWorks, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide". * You cannot make this setting using the BN-20 driver on a white ink model. Refer to "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide".
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Cutting / Printing & Cutting Click [Define Custom Colors]. The Color Settings screen opens allowing you to create colors. Enter values for [Red (R)], [Green (G)], and [Blue (B)]. The BN-20 driver identifies the color specified using the values entered here as the cutting line, and outputs the color.
In the case of print & cut, dry the ink sufficiently before cutting. You can set time for the printer to wait before cutting (Dry Time) with the R-Works, BN-20 driver, or Roland VersaWorks. The dry time varies according to the media.
This section describes how to specify settings when using the BN-20 driver. When using Roland VersaWorks, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide" *You cannot make this setting using the BN-20 driver on a white ink model. Use Roland VersaWorks. Media Sizes Allowing Automatic Crop Mark Detection...
Cutting / Printing & Cutting Procedure Display the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen. P.7, "How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen" Select [Cropmark] on the [Printer Adjust- ment] tab. Select [Print]. When [Printing & Cutting] is selected, pull back the media after printing the crop mark to start cutting immediately.
This section describes how to make settings when using the BN-20 driver. When using Roland VersaWorks, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide". *You cannot make this setting using the BN-20 driver on a white ink model. Refer to Help of Roland VersaWorks. Procedure ...
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Performing Printing and Cutting Separately Display the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen. P.7 "How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen" Select [Cropmark] on the [Printer Adjust- ment] tab. Select [Cut]. Before you start cutting, check that media size in the "Settings" tab of Printing Preferences Screen is the same as the size used for printing.
Performing Printing and Cutting Separately Crop Cut Adjustment Depending on the composition of the media, the positioning of printing and cutting may be misaligned even when you're using crop marks. Make corrections for misaligned printing and cutting for the media you're using. Procedure ...
Using Metallic Silver Ink * When using the white ink, refer to the "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)." Characteristics of Metallic Silver Ink and Important Notes The usage and handling of metallic silver ink involve some important considerations that do not apply to ink of other colors.
Using Metallic Silver Ink Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (R-Works) * When using Roland VersaWorks, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide" and the"BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)." Procedure Start R-Works.
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Spot Color]. You can now specify a metallic base color or plain silver. Metallic This color is a metallic color created by mixing CMYK ink and metallic silver ink. Silver This is the color of metallic silver ink by itself. You can specify the density. ...
Using Metallic Silver Ink Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (General Application for Drawing) * When using Roland VersaWorks, refer to the "Roland VersaWorks Quick Start Guide" and the "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)."...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Click [Define Custom Colors]. The Color Settings screen opens allowing you to create colors. Enter values for [Red (R)], [Green (G)], and [Blue (B)]. The BN-20 driver identifies the color specified using the values entered here as the metallic color used in printing, and outputs the color.
Using Metallic Silver Ink Specify the RGB value set for the part to be printed using a metallic color in step If the color for the part you do not want to print using the metallic color set in step Overlaps, ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink When using R-Works Procedure Creating print data. P.41, "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (R-Works)" Click The [Output Settings] screen opens. Click from [Printing Preferences]. The [Printing Preferences] settings are displayed. Chapter 2 Fully Utilizing the Machine...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Media Type]. Select the media you are using. Select [CMYKMt] from [Print Mode]. Although you can set the [Media Type] and [Print Mode] from the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences, when outputting from R-Works, the settings in R-Works take priority. ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink When using application software to create drawings Procedure Creating print data. Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (General Application for Drawing) P.43, " " Open the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen. P.7, "How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen" ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Job Type] on the [Printer Adjust- ment] tab. Click [OK]. The BN-20 driver's Settings screen closes. Output the print data from the application software. For more information on using the application software, refer to the documentation supplied with your application software.
Using Metallic Silver Ink Layered Print (Metallic Silver CMYK) This section describes how to perform the layered print with the metallic silver ink and CMYK ink using the metallic silver ink as background. P.45, “Blend Print and Layered Print” To perform the layered print, you need to use the printing data where the use of the metallic silver ink and the CMYK ink is designated.
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Click The [Output Settings] screen opens. Click from [Printing Preferences]. The [Printing Preferences] settings are displayed. Chapter 2 Fully Utilizing the Machine...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Media Type]. Select the media you are using. Select [Mt->CMYK] from [Print Mode]. Although you can set the [Media Type] and [Print Mode] from the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences, when outputting from R-Works, the settings made in R-Works take priority. ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink When using application software to create drawings Procedure Creating print data. P.43, "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (General Application for Drawing)" Open the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen. P.7, "How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen" ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Job Type] on the [Printer Adjust- ment] tab. Click [OK]. The BN-20 driver's Settings screen closes. Output the print data from the application software. For more information on using the application software, refer to the documentation supplied with your application software.
Using Metallic Silver Ink Layered Print (CMYK Metallic Silver) This section describes how to perform the layered print with the metallic silver ink and CMYK ink using the CMYK ink as background. P.45, “Blend Print and Layered Print” To perform the layered print, you need to use the printing data where the use of the metallic silver ink and the CMYK ink is designated.
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Using Metallic Silver Ink When using R-Works Procedure Create print data. P.41, "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (R-Works)" Click The [Output Settings] screen opens. Click from [Printing Preferences]. The [Printing Preferences] settings are displayed. Chapter 2 Fully Utilizing the Machine...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Standard Film] from [Media Type]. Select [CMYK->Mt] from [Print Mode]. Although you can set the [Media Type] and [Print Mode] from the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences, when outputting from R-Works, the settings in R-Works take priority. ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink When using application software to create drawings Procedure Creating print data. P.43, "Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (General Application for Drawing)" Open the BN-20 driver's Printing Preferences screen. P.7, "How to Open the BN-20 Driver's Printing Preferences Screen" ...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Select [Job Type] on the [Printer Adjust- ment] tab. Click [OK]. The BN-20 driver's Settings screen closes. Output the print data from the application software. For more information on using the application software, refer to the documentation supplied with your application software.
Using Metallic Silver Ink Printing a Metallic Color Chart (R-Works) The Metallic Color Chart is the printing sample of the special metallic color. By printing the Metallic Color Chart, you can confirm the “complete metallic color chart” representing the special metallic color itself that can be printed with “Your Printer”...
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Using Metallic Silver Ink Click The [Output Settings] screen opens. Click from [Layout]. The [Layout] settings are displayed. Printing is performed at the size displayed in the [Output Possible Area]. Check the size of the loaded media. If the media size is too small, some areas will not be printed. Replace the media, or use [Size] to reduce the output-area.
* When printing with CMYK ink only, this is available when bidirectional printing is set in the BN-20 driver or Roland VersaWorks. * Bidirectional printing cannot be performed for print jobs that use metallic silver ink or white ink.
Utility : Other Function Setting of Dry Time This section explains the method of setting the time that the printer needs to wait before it starts printing or cutting the next page. Especially, in the case of printing & cutting, ink needs to be sufficiently dried before cutting is started.
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When you make output via the BN-20 driver using a general drawing application Make the following setting in the BN-20 driver first, and then make output from the application. *You cannot make this setting using the BN-20 driver on a white ink model. Refer to Help of Roland VersaWorks. Procedure ...
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Note on the setting in Roland VersaWorks When you set the dry time in Roland VersaWorks, if [Use Printer Settings] is set, 0 is set to the dry time. You should note that the setting in the BN-20 driver is not reflected.
Utility : Other Function Resetting All Adjustments to Factory Default Values Click "Factory Reset" in the "Option" tab of Utilities, and you can reset all the settings in utilities to the initial settings. Click "FactoryReset", and the message shown in the figure is displayed. Click "Yes" to reset the settings. Chapter 2 Fully Utilizing the Machine...
Introduction: About Maintenance Automatic Maintenance Function: Points to Note This machine has a function to automatically perform periodical maintenance tasks, e.g. to prevent the print heads from drying out. To ensure the maintenance is properly carried out, please observe the following points: ...
Checking Ink Levels and Replacing Checking Ink Levels Ink levels can be checked in the Ink tab of the Utility window. A simple bar scale indicates the level of ink in each cartridge. * Displayed ink levels are estimates and are slightly different from the actual ink levels. MT : Metallic silver (is displayed onsilver ink model) WT : White (is displayed on white ink model) MG : Magenta...
Checking Ink Levels and Replacing How to Replace Ink Cartridges When ink runs out, a warning beep is heard and printing is temporarily suspended. Pull out the empty cartridge and insert a new one. Then printing resumes. Always gently shake the new cartridge before installing.
Daily Maintenance Maintenance of Ink Cartridges Ensure the following procedures are carried out without fail. The ink ingredients have a tendency to separate and settle. Metallic silver ink and white ink are particularly prone to separation; if left, such separated ingre- dients will dry and harden, and this may cause a malfunction.
If you do not have a waste cartridge that you can replace the existing one with, turn the printer off. To purchase a waste cartridge, contact your authorized dealer or Roland DG. Never use a used waste cartridge. The waste fluid may overflow because it cannot be managed properly.
P.74, “Periodical Cleaning Maintenance” * Print heads are consumable parts and subject to wear. Depending on the frequency of use, periodical re- placement is required. Please order them directly from us or your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. Chapter 3 Maintenance...
Periodical Cleaning Maintenance About Periodical Cleaning Menus There are four levels of cleaning for this machine. Choose the appropriate menu in accordance with the machine condition and previous use. Normal Cleaning Carry out test printing before the start of daily operations; if dot drop-out occurs, perform Normal Cleaning.
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Periodical Cleaning Maintenance Click [Check Nozzle Condition]. Click [Test Print]. The test pattern is printed. Follow the on-screen instructions to check for nozzle clogging. Nozzle is clogged Proceed to Nozzle is not clogged Click [Finish] to finish. ...
Roland DG Corp. dealer. Print heads are consumable parts. Depending on the frequency of use, periodical replacement is required. Please order them directly from us or your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. Chapter 3 Maintenance...
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Please order cleaning sticks directly from us or your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. Do not use a cleaning stick more than once; the print quality will deteriorate. Dispose of the stick after each cleaning.
To purchase a wiper, contact us directly or your au- thorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. When the warning alarm sounds during replacing the wiper An alarm sounds about 30 minutes after the start of the operation. Perform the operation by following the message displayed in the Utility window.
To purchase a felt wiper, contact us directly or your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. When the warning alarm sounds during replacing the felt wiper An alarm sounds about 30 minutes after the start of the operation. Perform the operation by following the message displayed in the Utility window.
Replacing Comsumable Parts Replacing the Cutter Blade When the cutter blade is blunt, the edge is chipped, or the cutting quality has deteriorated, replace with a new cutter blade. CAUTION Always carefully follow the procedures in accordance with the instruc- tions.Otherwise a sudden movement of the machine may cause injury.
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Replacing Comsumable Parts Replace the blade. Press this pin. Install a new Remove the blade. old blade. Support the screw from below and insert the blade holder. Failure to do this may adversely affect the cut- ting quality. ...
One piece of Jig for inserting car- tridges (Accessories) * Contact your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer with regard to items that need to be purchased separately. Important Make sure to use a cleaning cartridge corresponding to ink type. Use of wrong cartridge may cause a machine malfunction.
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Replacing Comsumable Parts Move as soon as possible. Immediately reinstall the machine and fill with ink. See "First Step Guide" and promptly fill with ink. Important Notes on Moving Once the preparations for moving are complete, move the machine and fill it with ink with as little delay as possible.
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Chapter 4 Appendix Read this section whenever you face a problem ......86 The Machine Doesn’t Run ............86 Attractive Printing or Cutting is Impossible ........87 Media Jam Occurs! ..............89 Media Feed is Not Smooth ............89 Print Head Stops Moving............90 Installation is impossible ............91 When uninstalling the driver, perform following operation.
Read this section whenever you face a problem The Machine Doesn’t Run The Printer Unit Doesn't Run Is the power switched on? Switch on the printer's main power, then press the POWER key and make sure the key lights up. Does the POWER key stay steadily lighted? Output is not performed when POWER key does not stay steadily lighted.
When you use metallic silver ink or white ink, shake the metallic silver ink cartridge gently before daily opera- tions. P.40, "Characteristics of Metallic Silver Ink and Important Notes", "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)"...
Read this section whenever you face a problem Is the media wrinkled? If the media is wrinkled and comes loose from the platen, colors may be uneven or printing quality may suffer. P.89, "Media Feed is Not Smooth" Is the printer installed in a level and stable location? Never install the machine in a location where it is tilted or where it may wobble or experience vibration.
Read this section whenever you face a problem The printed surface is damaged when cutting Does the tip of the blade holder cap scrap the printed surface? The tip of the blade holder cap may scrape, and soil or damage the printed surface. If this happens, increase the amount of blade extension.
Read this section whenever you face a problem Is the using media deflected? If using the deflected media, it cause winkle of the media. Media Feed Is Not Straight Is the media loaded and set up straight and securely? Feed is not smooth when the media is not straight or is tensioned unevenly on the left and right. Reload the media.
Read this section whenever you face a problem If the print-head carriage move to the standby If the heads still do not move after "What to Do First" is performed, carry out the following emergency response measure, then contact your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer. Procedure ...
Read this section whenever you face a problem Windows 7 1. If the [Found New Hardware] appears, click [Cancel] to close it. 2. Click the [Start] menu, then right-click [Computer]. Click [Properties]. 3. Click [Device Manager]. The [User Account Control] appears, click [Continue]. The [Device Manager] appears. 4.
Read this section whenever you face a problem When uninstalling the driver, perform following operation. Windows 7 *If the driver is uninstalled without following the procedure given below, there is a possibility that it might not be able to be re-installed. 1.
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Read this section whenever you face a problem 19. If it is necessary to restart your computer, a window prompting you to restart it appears. Click [Yes]. 20. The uninstallation finishes after the computer restarts. When using the DVD-ROM, specify the folder as shown below (assuming your DVD-ROM drive is the D drive). D:\Drivers\25D\WINVISTAX64 (64 bit edition) D:\Drivers\25D\WINVISTAX86 (32 bit edition) Windows XP...
Important Notes When Performing Output from General Application These are cautionary notes on making output from Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW using the BN-20 driver. They are not applied when Roland VersaWorks is used. Important Notes When Performing Output from Adobe Illustrator Illustrator CS5, CS4, and CS3: You cannot print rectangles with metallic line or fill colors.
P.40, "Characteristics of Metallic Silver Ink and Important Notes," p.71, "Maintenance of Ink Cartridges," "BN-20 Roland VersaWorks SPECIAL COLOR INK GUIDE (Metallic Silver & White)" [The Waste cartridge is full. ] The waste cartridge is full.
Utility window shows the causes of errors and troubleshooting information. If the troubleshoot- ing information displayed in the Utility window or action described here does not correct the problem, or if an error message not described here appears, contact your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer.
Handling Messages and Error Messages [Motor error ] A motor error occurred. Operation cannot be continued. By following the messages displayed in the Utility window, remove the media, close the front cover, and then hold down the POWER key to switch the sub power off. This error may be caused by such factors as an incorrect loading of the media, a media jam, or an operation that pulls the media with excessive force.
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Note the number displayed on the screen, then switch off the main power. After you switch off the power, inform your authorized Roland DG Corp. dealer of the number that appeared on the screen. [Ink Cartridge error : *** ink cartridge ] A cartridge that cannot be used was installed.
Main Specifications Maximum Area The printing or cutting area along the horizontal plane (the direction in which the carriages move) is deter- mined by the position of the pinch rollers. Max. 480 mm (18.9 in.) Printing or cutting area 1.4 mm 5 mm 5 mm 1.4 mm...
Main Specifications About the Blade The cutting conditions and the service life of the blade change according to the media and the operating environment, even when you're using identical blades. The service life also differs according to the type of blade.
Temperature: 20 to 32°C (68 to 90 °F), humidity: 35 to 80%RH ment (non-condensing) Power off Temperature: 5 to 40°C (41 to 104°F), humidity: 20 to 80%RH (non-condensing) Accessories Power cord, USB cable, blade, blade holder, Roland Software Package, Software RIP , User's Manual,etc. (Roland VersaWorks) Chapter 4 Appendix...
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(*2) The length of printing or cutting is subject to the limitations of the program. (*3) Media type: Media specified by Roland DG Corp. Temperature: 25°C (77°F), humidity: 50% Roll media must be loaded correctly. Front margin: 35 mm or more ...
Main Specifications System Requirements for USB Connection Computer Model preinstalled with the 32- or 64-bit edition of Windows 7, Vista, XP, or upgraded computer originally preinstalled with Windows XP or later. USB cable Use the included USB cable. Chapter 4 Appendix...