Oce Arizona 250 GT User Manual page 58

Print Job Control Module
Flatbed
Settings icon
Roll icon
Roll Media
Manager icon
Ink
Temperature
Control
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A dialog window automatically appears when confirmation is
required. If it is closed before you select Confirm, it can be
reopened by clicking on this icon.
Media Parameters
Enter or confirm the thickness of the media. The printer will
automatically adjust the carriage height to media thickness and
also the print gap. Media thickness confirmation is required only
for the first copy of a print job, unless it is changed during
printing. If the media thickness value is changed while printing,
confirmation is requested before printing the next copy. If you
use a media underlay
page 94) click on that box to add its thickess to the overall media
thickess. If the underlay has a different thickness than the one
shown, then change that value in the Roll Settings dialog in the
Settings module.
Lamp Power Control
Allows the operator to control the power output of each UV lamp
independently. To extend lamp life, use the lowest setting that
provides adequate curing for a particular media. Leading and
Trailing Edge are relative to the direction of carriage travel. They
can be set independently if that function is selected in the User
Interface dialog in the Settings module.
Click on the Roll icon to enable or disable the Roll Media Option
print queue (this allows you check media parameters before the
job actually prints). Roll media print jobs will not print unless
this icon is selected.
Note: Roll media print jobs do not require explicit
user actions to start the print job once it is initialized,
this icon is selected, and the job status is not on Hold.
The Roll Media Manager allows the operator to load and unload
media and to intialize the printer so that the tension on the roll
media is set and the job is ready to print.
This button controls the ink heater and also displays the ink
temperature. The state of the button reflects the status of the ink
heater. The heater times out after two hours of inactivity (time
can be changed up to four hours by a service technician). If the
ink heater is turned off when timeout expired, then the button
changes its status to unchecked.
The print heads must be at operating temperature (47°C - 116°F)
before a job will start printing.
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