Table of Contents
Advertisement
Quick Links
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Related Manuals for Azon Razor Hale
Summary of Contents for Azon Razor Hale
- Page 1 Getting Started Guide...
- Page 2 NOTICES The information in this document is subject to change without notice. NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IS MADE WITH REGARD TO THIS MATERIAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. No liability is assumed for errors contained herein or for incidental damages in connection with the furnishing, performance or use of this material.
-
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Pages You Can’t Function Without Product Overview Safety Features & Regulatory Compliance Choosing a Location Getting to Know Your Printer Printer Anatomy Emergency Stop & Power Ink bottles LCD Touch Screen Opening Screen Examples Print Menu Settings Menu Precise Adjustment Menu Setting Up Your Printer Filling Ink Bottles... -
Page 4: Product Overview
• “ Smart laser” beam detects object height with pass through capability for longer media automatically even on clear media • Azon UV inks bond to materials such as plastic, wood, • Ultra vivid white ink and stone. Using Azon adhesion promoters, the inks •... -
Page 5: Safety Features & Regulatory Compliance
Safety Features & Regulatory Compliance Read these guidelines before operating your Azon Hale printer • Anyone who will be operating this printer • When performing maintenance always power should be trained on all guide lines and down as instructed to prevent injury. -
Page 6: Choosing A Location
Choosing a Location Choose Wisely 56" • The Azon Hale weighs about 247 lbs (112 kg) so be sure you have the proper equipment/manpower to move that amount of weight • Position your printer on a stable, level surface so it doesn’t move while printing (an unstable surface... -
Page 7: Getting To Know Your Printer
Getting to Know Your Printer Printer Anatomy Getting to know the printer hardware is important. In this section, you will find diagrams of the printer and its parts. Be sure to familiarize yourself with the parts and descriptions, as they will be referenced throughout this guide. Front Top Cover Emergency Stop Button LCD Screen... - Page 8 Getting to Know Your Printer Printer Anatomy Ink Purge Tray Top Back Cover Power Socket Main Power Switch Dampers UV/LED Light Carriage Pump & Cap Assembly Print Head Height Sensor Laser...
-
Page 9: Emergency Stop & Power
Getting to Know Your Printer Emergency Stop & Power Emergency Stop Button The Emergency Stop button should only be used for true emergency stops, NOT for regular shut down. • To stop the machine instantly due to an emergency simply push the button. This stops all printer functions. -
Page 10: Ink Bottles
Getting to Know Your Printer Ink Bottles Always wear the recommended safety gloves If you get ink on your skin, wash right Fill ink bottle BEFORE you turn the and glasses when working around uncured ink. away with soap and water. printer ON for the first time. - Page 11 Getting to Know Your Printer Ink Bottles Color Name Batch Number Volume Expiration Date Warning/Disposal White Ink Bottle Label White Ink Bottle Bottles Locations Ink bottles need to be filled before you turn your printer ON for the first time (how to fill bottles )
-
Page 12: Lcd Touch Screen
LCD Touch Screen Opening Screen - Examples Opening Screen Turning on the main power switch located on the back of the printer and the power button on the front of the printer will turn on the LCD touch screen. BUTTON EXAMPLE •... -
Page 13: Print Menu
LCD Touch Screen Print Menu Print Menu/ Main Menu Print Ready • Push when you’re ready to print • When this button is active, you cannot use the FORWARD/BACK function To Be Safe: Stand clear; the gantry will move all the way forward to the zero •... -
Page 14: Settings Menu
LCD Touch Screen Settings Menu Settings Menu Printer Restart • This will cancel the current print job in the printer, but not in the computer. To completely restart/cancel you must do so in the printer AND the computer Head Cleaning •... -
Page 15: Precise Adjustment Menu
LCD Touch Screen Precise Adjustment Menu Precise Adjustment Menu UV Light Power Levels • This allows you to select how intense you want the UV/LED light to be Head Unlock • This will unlock the print head carriage ,so it can be moved manually across X axis [ scan] After task is finished tap head unlock again and printer will return print head carriage in its original position... -
Page 16: Setting Up Your Printer
Setting Up Your Printer Filling Ink Bottles Step 1 Open printer bottle which you want to fill with coresponding ink . Fill ink bottles BEFORE you turn the [open one bottle at a time to prevent any UV printer ON for the first time exposure / dust or any other influence which may occur while bottle is open] Quick Tips... -
Page 17: Turning The Printer On For The First Time
Setting Up Your Printer Turning the Printer on for the First Time Step 1 Fill ink bottles BEFORE you turn the Check that the main power switch on the back of printer ON for the first time the printer is set to OFF. Quick Tips Step 2 Read the entire chapter before turning on the... -
Page 18: Ink Charge
[THERE ARE 2 USB CONNECTORS MAKE SURE TO CONNECT THE ONE charges ON MAINBOARD. The left one] Step 2 Open Azon production manager. This program was installed by your technician. Step 3 Select printer queue . [in cases of multiple machines its important to select queue]... -
Page 19: Nozzle Check
Setting Up Your Printer Nozzle Check Step 1 Check for the solid green light that indicates the printer is “ready” Fill ink bottles BEFORE you turn the printer ON for the first time Step 2 Place the black and white nozzle check sheet on Quick Tips the print bed The top of the sheet should be 120 mm from the... - Page 20 Setting Up Your Printer Nozzle Check Step 6 Open Azon production manager. This program was installed by your technician. Fill ink bottles BEFORE you turn the printer ON for the first time Step 7 Select printer queue . Quick Tips...
-
Page 21: Nozzle Check If Excessive Gaps
Step 2 When the auto cleaning stops repeat another Nozzle Check Step 3 If nozzle check is still not good even after autocleaning , call your local Azon Techncician for advice... -
Page 22: Shutting Down Completely
Shutting Down Completely Shutting Down Your Printer Step 1 By switching off the power in the correct Hold down the Power OFF button on the Setting sequences, the capping unit will seal the Menu print head properly. If the correct shut down procedure is not followed it may result in the Step 2 breakdown of the print head and...
Need help?
Do you have a question about the Razor Hale and is the answer not in the manual?
Questions and answers