Page 1 You can also download the latest manual from official website. MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., LTD. https://mimaki.com/ D203599-15 Original instructions...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.3 Connecting a PC to the Product .......... 39 Using a LAN Cable ................ 39 Using a USB Cable................ 40 1.4 System Configuration ............. 41 Installing the Mimaki Driver.............. 42 Installing RIP Software ............... 42 Obtaining Color Profiles.............. 42 Setting Up RIP Software.............. 43 1.5 Ink Replacement Method............
Page 3 2.3 Adjust the Pinch Roller Positions.......... 56 1,600 mm Size.................. 57 1,300 mm Size.................. 58 2.4 Load the media............... 59 Media .................... 59 Take-up Unit .................. 60 Feeding unit .................. 64 Loading the Roll Media ............... 67 Setting Leaf Media................ 72 Registering the Media.................
Page 4 4.2 Creating Register Marks ............ 112 Register Marks.................. 112 Register Mark Size ................ 113 Spacing Between Register Marks............. 114 Reading Range of Register Marks............ 115 No-Plotting Areas Around Register Marks........ 116 Combined Operations of Printing and Cutting ........ 116 4.3 Setting Mark Detection Conditions ........ 117 4.4 Detecting the Position of the Register Mark Origin....
Page 5 6.6 Cutting Menu ................ 174 Copying the Last Data .............. 176 Preventing Uncut Media .............. 177 Chapter 7 Maintenance 7.1 Maintenance Precautions ............. 180 7.2 Maintenance Methods ............ 181 Maintenance Items and Timing............ 181 Ink Maintenance ................ 182 Cap Rubber Cleaning ............... 182 Carriage Underside Cleaning ............
Page 6 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting 8.1 Troubleshooting .............. 222 The power does not turn on.............. 222 Printing is not possible.............. 222 The media jams or the media is dirty.......... 222 Image Defects Occur................ 223 The heater temperature does not rise to the specified value.... 224 The ink has leaked out..............
Page 7: Introduction
Adobe, the Adobe logo, Acrobat, Illustrator, Photoshop, and PostScript are the trademarks or registered trademarks of Adobe Incorporated in the United States and other countries. RasterLink is a trademark or a registered trademark of Mimaki Engineering Co. Ltd. in Japan and other countries.
Page 8 Use of this product in residential areas may cause harmful interference. If so, the user is responsible for rectifying such interference. • Use only the cables recommended by Mimaki Engineering when connecting to the machine. Use of other cables may cause the product to exceed the restrictions stipulated by FCC regulations.
Page 9: To Ensure Safe Use
To Ensure Safe Use To Ensure Safe Use Symbols In this manual, the symbols indicate and explain precautions. Make sure you fully understand the meaning of each symbol and use the machine safely and correctly. Explanation Warning Indicates a potential hazard that may result in death or serious injury if handled improperly or if instructions are disregarded.
Page 10: Usage Precautions
To Ensure Safe Use Usage Precautions l In the event of abnormal conditions • In the event of abnormal conditions such as smoke or unusual odor, turn off the main power immediately and unplug the power cable. Continuing to use the machine under these conditions may result in failure, electric shock, or fire.
Page 11 To Ensure Safe Use l Power supply precautions • Use the power cable provided. Otherwise there is a risk of failure, electric shock, or fire. Do not use the power cable with other electronic devices. • Always grasp the plug when unplugging the power cable. Pulling on the power cable itself may damage the cable and result in failure, electric shock, or fire.
Page 12 To Ensure Safe Use l Caution regarding moving parts • Keep parts of the body such as the face and hands away from moving parts. Also keep clothing (e.g., loose clothing and accessories) that may impede work away from the machine. Failure to do so may result in injury.
Page 13 To Ensure Safe Use • The underside of the media may be soiled depending on how the printed media has been stored (due to weight when laying printed media rolls horizontally, for example) and the media type. Perform a test beforehand to check that the media does not transfer ink to the underside of the adjacent media.
Page 14: Ink Or Any Other Liquid Used With The Machine
• Be sure to read the safety data sheet (SDS) before use. https://mimaki.com/supply/sds/ • Pay close attention to ventilation and be sure to wear safety glasses, gloves, and a mask when handling ink, maintenance liquid, waste ink, or other solutions used with the machine. Leaking ink may adhere to the skin or get into the eyes or mouth.
Page 15: Ink Specifications
Storage in such places increases the risk of failure or ejection failures (e.g., nozzle clogging or deflection). Ink Specifications Item JV330 Series, CJV330 Series TS330-1600 Type Special solvent ink (Mimaki Engineering Special sublimation transfer ink (Mimaki...
Page 16 Ink or any Other Liquid Used with the Machine Example: When the expiration date is April 20xx • May 20xx: Replace with new ink or use up as quickly as possible. Printing is possible. • June 20xx: Replace with new ink or use up as quickly as possible. Printing is possible. •...
Page 17: Installation Precautions
Installation Precautions Installation Precautions • Do not install this machine in environments where flammable substances are present (e.g., gasoline, flammable spray, alcohol, thinner, lacquer, or powder). This machine is not explosion- proof. The product poses a risk of explosion. • Do not install this machine in locations where open flames are present. The ink may ignite. •...
Page 18: Installation Space
Installation Precautions Installation Space Provide the following space around the machine to allow safe and proper replacement of ink and media: l JV330 Series Size At least 4,170 mm (3,170 mm) At least 3,920 mm (2,920 mm) Width At least 4,050 mm (2,050 mm including the media chute)
Page 19: When Relocating This Machine
Installation Precautions When Relocating This Machine Contact your local dealer or our service office. Attempting to handle relocation yourself may result in failure or damage.
Page 20: Safety Interlocks
Safety Interlocks Safety Interlocks The machine is equipped with interlocks to ensure safety during use. Printing will abort if you open the covers while printing is underway. The RIP data will need to be resent. • Safety interlock locations...
Page 21: Warning Labels
Warning Labels Warning Labels Make sure you fully understand the details indicated on the various warning labels. If any of the warning labels becomes dirty and illegible or peel off, contact your local dealer or our service office to request new warning labels.
Page 22 Warning Labels Order code Label Details M910931 Beware of opening and closing parts. Injury may result if hands become trapped. M907833 Indicates dangerous moving parts. M903239 Indicates hot parts. • JV/CJV: Pre-heater, post-heater • TS: Post-heater M903330 Wear safety glasses and gloves while working.
Page 23 Warning Labels Order code Label Details M905935 Avoid touching the pinch roller lever. • CJV only...
Page 24 Warning Labels...
Page 25: Chapter 1 Before Use
Using a USB Cable ........4 0 Ink Supply Unit ........... 29 System Configuration ........4 1 Carriage ............. 30 Installing the Mimaki Driver ......4 2 Station ............30 Installing RIP Software......... 4 2 Platen ............30 Obtaining Color Profiles ....... 4 2 Pinch Rollers and Grit Rollers ....
Page 26: Part Names And Functions
Chapter 1 Before Use 1.1 Part Names and Functions Front Name Overview Platen Print area. "Platen"(P. 30) The platen on the JV and CJV is fitted with a heater to prevent ink bleeding. Adjust the temperature setting to suit the type of media used. "Setting the Heater Temperature"(P.
Page 27 Chapter 1 Before Use Name Overview 12 Media edge guides In some cases, roll media may shift sideways and start to curl inwards. Using the media edge guides prevents the roll media from becoming offset. * TS only "Using the Media Edge Guides"(P. 63) 13 Post-heater Allows ink to dry after printing.
Page 28: Rear And Right Side View
Chapter 1 Before Use Rear and Right Side View Name Overview Clamp lever Linked to the clamp lever at the front. Media sensor Detects whether media is present. "Media Sensor"(P. 31) Blowing fan Blows air to dry ink after printing. Preheater Preheats the media before printing to suppress rapid temperature change.
Page 29: Ink Supply Unit
Chapter 1 Before Use Ink Supply Unit Name Overview Ink Eco-case The ink eco-cases are mounted here. P. 49 Ink lever Push down the lever to remove the ink eco-cases. P. 46 Ink IC chip slot For inserting the ink IC chips provided with the ink. P.
Page 30: Carriage
Chapter 1 Before Use Carriage The carriage includes a print head for ejecting ink, and a jam sensor for stopping the carriage when media clogs. Printing occurs as ink is ejected while traversing left and right. Station The station includes caps for keeping the print head nozzle surface from drying out, a wiper required for print head maintenance, and an NCU for monitoring print head nozzle conditions.
Page 31: Pinch Rollers And Grit Rollers
Chapter 1 Before Use Pinch Rollers and Grit Rollers The pinch rollers and grit rollers are used to grip and feed the media. [JV/TS] [CJV] Pinch roller Pinch roller Grit roller Grit roller • When the machine is not in use, raise the clamp lever to separate the pinch rollers from the grit rollers.
Page 32: Power Supply Switch
Chapter 1 Before Use Power supply switch l Main power switch This is located at the rear on the right-hand side of the product. [JV/CJV] [TS] Main power switch Main power switch Heater power supply switch • Do not turn off the main power supply. Turning off the main power supply will disable the automatic maintenance function (including nozzle clogging prevention function and ink discharge channel cleaning function).
Page 33: Operating Panel
Chapter 1 Before Use Operating Panel This is used to control the product and make/change settings. xxxx TEST PRINT MENU REMOTE CLEANING Name Overview Display "Display"(P. 34) [SEL] key Selects the function for the corresponding [FUNCTION] key. [FUNCTION] key Used for test printing, head cleaning, and editing settings "[FUNCTION] key"(P.
Page 34 Chapter 1 Before Use Display MENU mode <setting type number> SETUP 1 Connected cable type Head height 1620mm Detected media width PRINT POST Heater temperature (actual temperature/ 35°/40° 40°/40° setting) Ink status Orange: Heating to the set temperature Green: Reaches the set temperature TEST PRINT MENU REMOTE...
Page 35 Chapter 1 Before Use [FUNCTION] key This section describes the functions and roles assigned to the [FUNCTION] key. Icon Overview Displays the various menu screens. "Settings"(P. 159) Displays maintenance functions such as test printing and cleaning. Switches from LOCAL mode to REMOTE mode. Displays adjustment functions such as feed adjustment and drop position adjustment.
Page 36: Connecting The Power Cable
Chapter 1 Before Use 1.2 Connecting the Power Cable Check to confirm that the main power supply is turned off. Insert the cable band to the machine. Plug the power cable into the inlet of the machine. Secure the power cable to the cable band. •...
Page 37: Turning Off The Power
Chapter 1 Before Use Press the [END/POWER] key to turn on power. • The firmware version appears on the display, and the initial operation is executed. The machine will then enter the Media Select mode, and is ready for use. [END/POWER] key Turn on the power for the connected PC.
Page 38 Chapter 1 Before Use • Do not turn off the main power supply. Turning off the main power supply will disable the automatic maintenance function (including nozzle clogging prevention function and ink discharge channel cleaning function). This increases the risk of ejection failures (such as nozzle clogging or deflection).
Page 39: Connecting A Pc To The Product
Chapter 1 Before Use 1.3 Connecting a PC to the Product Connect the machine to the RIP PC. The following cables can be used: "Using a LAN Cable"(P. 39) (Recommended) "Using a USB Cable"(P. 40) • When a USB cable is used, data may be transferred to the machine too slowly, causing the carriage to pause at the left or right end.
Page 40: Using A Usb Cable
Chapter 1 Before Use Color Status Overview Connected via a network other than 1000BASE-T • 1,000 Mbps is not supported if only the orange lamp is illuminated or flashing. Check the specifications for the PC, peripheral devices, and cable. Orange Illuminated Linked up (connected).
Page 41: System Configuration
Chapter 1 Before Use 1.4 System Configuration Use RIP software to request to print data created using applications like Illustrator or Photoshop. [Ethernet connection] RIP-PC Receiving Print Data Generating RIP Data [Local network] Preparing RIP Data Print request...
Page 42: Installing The Mimaki Driver
The explanation here applies to MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). • If using TxLink, refer to the TxLink operating manual. Launch "Profile Update". (1) From the Start menu, select [Mimaki RasterLink7] > [Profile Update]. (2) Click [Next]. Select the 330 series being used.
Page 43: Setting Up Rip Software
Profile Manager. https://mimaki.com/download/inkjet.html [330 series] > [Profile] Setting Up RIP Software The explanation here applies to MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). • If using TxLink, refer to the TxLink operating manual. Launch RasterLink. • The [Printer Management] screen appears.
Page 44 • Available Printers: Select 330 series connected. • Printer: Enter a name as required. (3) Click [OK]. • A confirmation screen appears. (4) Click [Yes]. • Printer registration starts. • For more information, refer to the RasterLink installation guide. https://mimaki.com/download/ software.html...
Page 45: Ink Replacement Method
Chapter 1 Before Use 1.5 Ink Replacement Method When Ink Near End is Displayed Ink levels are low. We recommend replacing with new ink as soon as possible. Printing is still possible, but cleaning and continuous printing are not possible. Note that ink may run out during printing. To check which color ink needs to be replaced, press the [ENTER] key on the LOCAL mode screen.
Page 46: Replacing Ink
Chapter 1 Before Use Replacing Ink JV/CJV/TS • The ink pack is filled with slightly more ink than the indicated value. A small amount of ink remains when the indicated amount of ink has been consumed and Ink End is displayed. The ink in the ink pack cannot be used up completely.
Page 47 Chapter 1 Before Use Wipe off any ink adhering to the ink eco-case opening. • Check to confirm no foreign matter such as dust or paper towel matter is adhered to the opening. If foreign matter is present, this may block the ink path and lead to leakage. •...
Page 48 Chapter 1 Before Use Shake the ink eco-case slowly from left to right at least 20 times. • Shake the bottle slowly from left to right to ensure that the ink moves inside, holding the ink pack opening with a paper towel. Repeat the procedure.
Page 49 Chapter 1 Before Use l Mounting the ink The order of the ink eco-cases to be set varies depending on the ink set you are currently using. Check the ink slot numbers, then insert the correct color ink eco-cases. Ink set Ink bottle positions (specified by color) JV/CJV 4-color...
Page 50 Chapter 1 Before Use Insert the new ink IC chip into the ink IC chip slot. • Insert the ink IC chip with the metal side facing up. Inserting it in the wrong way may cause failure of the machine or damage the ink IC chip. •...
Page 51: Chapter 2 Printing
Chapter 2 Printing This chapter This chapter describes printing procedures and settings. Print Process ...........52 Test Printing ............. 7 9 Changing the Layout Direction for Test Adjust Print Head Height .........55 Printing ............7 9 Adjust the Pinch Roller Positions....56 Ejection Failures ..........
Page 52: Print Process
Chapter 2 Printing 2.1 Print Process Turn on the power. "Turning On the Power"(P. 36) [END/POWER] key Connect a RIP PC to the machine. "Using a USB Cable"(P. 40) "Using a LAN Cable"(P. 39) Setting Up RIP Software "Installing RIP Software"(P. 42) (required first time only) "Obtaining Color Profiles"(P.
Page 53 Chapter 2 Printing Load the media. This machine can be used with roll media and leaf media. "Load the media."(P. 59) Take-up unit Paper core Adjust the number and pressure of pinch rollers to use. Set an appropriate pressure for the set media. "Setting the Pressure and Number of Pinch Rollers to Use"(P.
Page 54 Chapter 2 Printing "Feed Correction"(P. 82) Second band Good example Bad example First band Adjust the drop position for bi-directional printing. "Correcting the Drop Position"(P. 84) Media feed direction In this case, the drop position correction value will be "+4.0". Preparing RIP data "Preparing RIP data"(P.
Page 55: Adjust Print Head Height
Chapter 2 Printing 2.2 Adjust Print Head Height Adjust the height of the print head according to the thickness of the media you are using. Range Gap between print head and platen JV/CJV 2.0 mm (default setting) 3.0 mm (default setting) Middle 2.5 mm 3.5 mm...
Page 56: Adjust The Pinch Roller Positions
Chapter 2 Printing 2.3 Adjust the Pinch Roller Positions. Adjust the pinch roller positions to suit the width of the media being used. • JV/TS: Feature not included. • Always use at least two pinch rollers. Choose the grit rollers capable of holding down the media at equal intervals. Pinch roller Grit roller Move the pinch rollers above the grit rollers.
Page 57: Mm Size
Chapter 2 Printing 1,600 mm Size Set the right edge of the media so that it falls within this range. Choose the GR based on media width. GR11 GR10 1577 ~ 1620mm 1446 ~ 1514mm 1212 ~ 1272mm 1032 ~ 1092mm 732 ~ 792mm 576 ~ 644mm 364 ~ 424mm...
Page 58 Chapter 2 Printing 1,300 mm Size Set the right edge of the media so that it falls within this range. Choose the GR based on media width. GR10 1328 ~ 1371mm 1212 ~ 1272mm 1032 ~ 1092mm 732 ~ 792mm 576 ~ 644mm 362 ~ 422mm 241 ~ 301mm...
Page 59: Load The Media
Media l Media handling precautions • Use Mimaki-approved media to ensure consistent high-quality printing. • Assign at least two people to load roll media. Otherwise there is a risk of back injury due to the weight of the media.
Page 60: Take-Up Unit
Chapter 2 Printing Take-up Unit Use the switch on the take-up unit to change the media take-up direction. ON/OFF button Direction selector switch Name Overview Direction selector To take up media with printed surface on the inside switch Down To take up media with printed surface on the outside ON/OFF button Press the button to start/stop the take-up unit.
Page 61 Chapter 2 Printing Adjusting the Torque Limiter The left and right take-up units are fitted with a torque limiter. Turn the torque limiter adjustment nut to adjust take-up tension. When adjusting the torque limiters, be sure to adjust to the same torque for both the left and right take-up units. Torque (Min.) Torque (Mid) Torque (Max.)
Page 62 Chapter 2 Printing Replacing Printed Roll Media The take-up unit can be replaced easily by pulling it out toward you. l Pull out the take-up unit Release the latch and detach the hook. Hook • There are latches on both sides of the take-up unit. Unlatch on both sides. l Secure the take-up unit Slide in the take-up unit fully, then secure the hooks on the latches, and lock the lever.
Page 63 Chapter 2 Printing Using the Media Edge Guides Adjust the media edge guide positions to suit the roll media diameter. • JV/CJV: Feature not included. Media diameter Distance between media edge guide and media edge Not more than ⌀120 mm 1 mm ⌀121 mm to ⌀160 mm 3 mm...
Page 64: Feeding Unit
Chapter 2 Printing Feeding unit JV/CJV can hold three rolls. The media used can be switched by rotating the selection handle. Unlocking pin Locked Unlocked Selection handle Name Overview Unlocking pin • Pulling out the unlocking pin unlocks and allows the selection handle to be rotated.
Page 65 Chapter 2 Printing Using the Media Stopper When pulling out a fixed length of media by hand, the roll holder locks, stopping the media from being pulled out. l Lock the media stopper Push the side pin while pressing on the media stopper. Releasing the media stopper in this state locks the roll holder.
Page 66 Chapter 2 Printing Roll Holder Setting Position Move the rear left roll holder to the roll setting position. l JV A label showing the roll holder setting position is placed on the roll guide of the feeding unit. Use it as a reference to set the roll holder.
Page 67: Loading The Roll Media
Chapter 2 Printing Loading the Roll Media Raise the clamp lever. Move the rear left roll holder to the roll setting position. • JV/CJV can hold three rolls. "Feeding unit"(P. 64) • Unscrew the roll holder retaining screw before moving. Note that the setting position varies according to the model.
Page 68 Chapter 2 Printing Lower the clamp lever. • Hold the media with the pinch roller and grit rollers. Lock the media stopper. • "Using the Media Stopper"(P. 65) Move to the front of the machine and open the front cover. Raise the clamp lever and pull out the media.
Page 69 Chapter 2 Printing Gently pull out the media and stop at the position where it is gently locked in place. Check how far the media was pulled out. • Pull the front edge of the media gently at several points to confirm that the media was pulled out by the same amount.
Page 70 Chapter 2 Printing • To use unregistered media, select [Unregistered] to register the media. "Registering the Media"(P. 75) Detect the media width. • No change: Only the right side of the media is detected. • Media width re-detection: The media width is detected. Media Width 1300 mm No change...
Page 71 Chapter 2 Printing • If the media edge is straight, secure the left and right sides of the media. Pull the lower edge of the media evenly on both the left and right sides, check to confirm that it is free of sagging and creasing, then affix the tape.
Page 72: Setting Leaf Media
Chapter 2 Printing Setting Leaf Media • Leaf media cannot be used on JV/ TS. • The roll holder is not used with leaf media. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Media Setting], then press the [ENTER] key. •...
Page 73 Chapter 2 Printing Adjust the position of the front media edge. • Set the media so that about 40 mm of it lies on the after cover. If not, the media width may not be detected. Media Lower the clamp lever to confirm that the spacing from the pinch roller is uniform. •...
Page 74 Chapter 2 Printing • If the media width detection method is set to "MANUAL", set the media width manually ([MENU] > [Media Setting] > [Media Information] > [Media Width] > [Detection Type] 161). Detect the media width. • No change: Only the right side of the media is detected. •...
Page 75: Registering The Media
Chapter 2 Printing Registering the Media When the clamp lever is lowered with media being loaded, the Select Use Media screen is displayed. Registration is required to use media that is not registered on the machine. Select [Unregistered]. Media selection ●...
Page 76 Chapter 2 Printing Select whether or not to register the set information. do you optimize setting? Execute Do not execute • You can change the settings later. "Media Setting Menu"(P. 160)
Page 77: Setting The Pressure And Number Of Pinch Rollers To Use
Chapter 2 Printing 2.5 Setting the Pressure and Number of Pinch Rollers to Use Set the pressure and number used to hold media based on the tool and media being used. Incorrect pinch roller pressure settings may result in media skew or leave pinch roller marks on the media. •...
Page 78: Setting The Heater Temperature
• Adjust the heater temperature to suit the media type and characteristics. Depending on the type, the media may expand or shrink or become rippled. • The temperature setting in the RIP software takes precedence. If you are using the Mimaki RIP software (RasterLink), the recommended values are stored in the color profile.
Page 79: Test Printing
Chapter 2 Printing 2.7 Test Printing Print a test pattern to confirm that the ink prints correctly. Perform head cleaning if you observe any ejection failures (e.g., nozzle clogging or deflection). "Head Cleaning"(P. 81) Head 1 Head 1 Head 2 Head 2 Check beforehand •...
Page 80: Ejection Failures
Chapter 2 Printing Ejection Failures Typical examples of ejection failures (e.g., nozzle clogging, deflection) are as shown below. In order to prevent printing in such a state, check whether the ink has been properly ejected regularly before printing. Nozzle Deflection Nozzle clogging Ink drips Mist...
Page 81: Head Cleaning
Chapter 2 Printing 2.8 Head Cleaning The following head cleaning methods are available. Choose the method based on test results. Item Details Soft If the print shows a bent line (Nozzle deflection) Normal If the print shows a missing line (nozzle clogging) Hard If soft cleaning and normal cleaning fail to resolve ejection failures (e.g., nozzle clogging or deflection).
Page 82: Feed Correction
Chapter 2 Printing 2.9 Feed Correction Changing the media may affect the feed amount due to various factors, including the weight and thickness of the media and whether the take-up unit is used. Correct the drop position to suit the type of media used. Image defects (e.g., dark or light streaks) will result if the feed is not properly corrected.
Page 83 Chapter 2 Printing • Once adjustment is complete, the medium will be fed to the print origin. Sagging may occur in the rear roll medium. Rewind roll media by hand to eliminate any sagging. Correcting the Media Feed During Printing You can also correct the media feed amount in REMOTE mode or during printing.
Page 84: Correcting The Drop Position
Chapter 2 Printing 2.10 Correcting the Drop Position Changing the media and print head height and temperature changes around the print head will also alter the drop positions. Correct the drop position to suit the type of media used. Image defects (e.g., overlaid lines or blurred images) will result if the drop position is not properly corrected.
Page 85 Chapter 2 Printing • If the lines do not coincide when the correction value is within the range -40 to 40, the print head height may have been improperly adjusted. Adjust the print head height. "Adjust Print Head Height"(P. 55) Enter the correction value in the same way for pattern 2 and subsequent patterns.
Page 86: Preparing Rip Data
Chapter 2 Printing 2.11 Preparing RIP data The explanation here applies to MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). • If using TxLink, refer to the TxLink operating manual. • Prepare suitable image data for printing. Launch RasterLink. • Click the icon on the PC desktop.
Page 87 (General Print): Specifies settings like enlargement/reduction and rotation. (Quality): Selects a color profile for the media and ink set loaded in this machine. • For more information, refer to the RasterLink reference guide. https://mimaki.com/ download/software.html Print image data. •...
Page 88: Printing
Chapter 2 Printing 2.12 Printing Check beforehand • Was the print head adjusted? "Adjust Print Head Height"(P. 55) • (CJV only) Were the pinch roller positions adjusted? "Adjust the Pinch Roller Positions."(P. 56) • Is media loaded? "Load the media."(P. 59) •...
Page 89: Starting Printing
"Cloth Wiper Replacement"(P. 196) Send the RIP data from the PC. • "Preparing RIP data"(P. 86) • When the message "Attention20A Driver version" appears, install the latest Mimaki driver available from: https://mimaki.com/download/inkjet.html Start printing. • Printing starts once RIP data is received.
Page 90: Stopping Printing (Data Clear)
Chapter 2 Printing Stopping Printing (Data Clear) On the LOCAL mode screen, select [DATA CLEAR]. LOCAL width:1340mm ADJUST DATA CLEAR Press the [ENTER] key to clear the received data. • The receive buffer is cleared.
Page 91: Cutting The Media
Chapter 2 Printing 2.13 Cutting the media On the LOCAL mode screen, press • The Origin Setup screen appears. Press to feed the media to the position required for cutting. Select [CUT]. Select a cutting method. • [Horizontal Cut]: The media edge is cut straight. •...
Page 92 Chapter 2 Printing...
Page 93 Chapter 3 Cutting This chapter Describes cutting procedures and setting methods (CJV only). Cutting Process ..........94 Test Cutting ............ 1 06 Installing Cutting Tools ........96 Cutting the Cutting Data ......... 1 07 Using the Cutter ......... 96 Changing the Origin ........1 07 Using a Pen..........
Page 94: Cutting Process
Chapter 3 Cutting 3.1 Cutting Process Turn on the power. "Turning On the Power"(P. 36) Connect this machine to the PC on which the cutting software is installed. "Using a USB Cable"(P. 40) "Using a LAN Cable"(P. 39) Adjust the pinch roller positions. Adjust the pinch roller positions to suit the width of the set media.
Page 95 Chapter 3 Cutting Cutting the Cutting Data "Cutting the Cutting Data"(P. 107) Cutting the media "Cutting the media"(P. 91)
Page 96: Installing Cutting Tools
Chapter 3 Cutting 3.2 Installing Cutting Tools This machine can be used with the following tools: • Cutter (for cutting media) Used to cut the printed image on media or to cut characters with the cutting sheet. "Using the Cutter"(P. 96) •...
Page 97 Chapter 3 Cutting Adjusting the Cutting Blade Protrusion Length Adjust the cutting blade protrusion length (0.2 to 0.5 mm). • If the base paper is thicker than the label film: (label film thickness + base paper thickness)/2 Label film Cutting blade Cutting depth protrusion Base paper...
Page 98 Chapter 3 Cutting Installing the Cutter Holder On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Cutting], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Cutting menu is displayed. Select [Tool Change], then press the [ENTER] key. Open the maintenance cover on the left side. •...
Page 99 Chapter 3 Cutting Close the maintenance cover, then press the [ENTER] key. Using the Included Cutter Holder (SPA-0001) Loosen the lock nut of the cutter holder and extract the adjusting knob. • Turn in the direction indicated by the arrow in the picture. Lock nut Adjusting knob Insert the cutter into the adjusting knob.
Page 100 Chapter 3 Cutting Fix the lock nut by turning in the direction indicated by the arrow in the picture.
Page 101: Using A Pen
Chapter 3 Cutting Using a Pen Installing a Refill Cartridge for a Ballpoint Pen in the Pen Holder The image quality can vary depending on the type of refill cartridge. Recommended: SXR-5 (Mitsubishi Pencil Co., Ltd.) Remove the cap from the pen holder. •...
Page 102 Chapter 3 Cutting Installing a Ballpoint Pen in the Pen Adapter Use a ballpoint pen with a diameter of 8 to 9 mm. The ballpoint pen type may affect image quality. Recommended: K105-GA (Pentel Co., Ltd.) • Do not use ballpoint pens as shown below. Some types of ballpoint pens may tilt. Pens with shafts that change thickness Pens with protrusions or bumps on the shaft midway...
Page 103 Chapter 3 Cutting Remove the cap. Installing a Pen On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Cutting], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Cutting menu is displayed. Select [Tool Change], then press the [ENTER] key. Open the maintenance cover on the left side. •...
Page 104 Chapter 3 Cutting Secure the pen holder or pen adapter. • Turn the knob screw to secure the holder presser. Failure to secure firmly may result in lower quality. Close the maintenance cover, then press the [ENTER] key.
Page 105: Setting The Cutting Conditions
Chapter 3 Cutting 3.3 Setting the Cutting Conditions You can set the cutting speed and pressure to match the type of media and tools in use. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [TOOL]. LOCAL width:1340mm TOOL TEST CUT Set the conditions. •...
Page 106: Test Cutting
Chapter 3 Cutting 3.4 Test Cutting Execute test cutting to confirm that the tool conditions are set appropriately. Increase pressure as the cutter blade grows dull with wear. This is only a temporary measure. We recommend replacing the cutter blade to maintain cutting quality. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [TEST CUT].
Page 107: Cutting The Cutting Data
Chapter 3 Cutting 3.5 Cutting the Cutting Data Check beforehand • Was the head gap adjusted? "Adjust Print Head Height"(P. 55) • Were the pinch roller positions adjusted? "Adjust the Pinch Roller Positions."(P. 56) • Is media loaded? "Load the media."(P. 59) •...
Page 108: Stopping Cutting (Data Clear)
Chapter 3 Cutting Pausing Cutting Press [LOCAL] while cutting is in progress. • Cutting is paused. • If data is being sent from a PC, data transmission is paused at the PC. Press [REMOTE]. • Cutting resumes. • No other functions can be executed while printing is paused. Stopping Cutting (Data Clear) On the LOCAL mode screen, select [DATA CLEAR].
Page 109 Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks This chapter Describes the register mark creation conditions and basic information (CJV only). Process for Cutting Data with Register Marks Setting Mark Detection Conditions ....1 17 ..............110 Detecting the Position of the Register Mark Creating Register Marks........112 Origin..............
Page 110: Chapter 4 Cutting Data With Register Marks
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks 4.1 Process for Cutting Data with Register Marks Create data with register marks. "Creating Register Marks"(P. 112) This machine can detect the following three types of register marks: Type 1 Type 2 Zero margin register mark Print printing data with register marks.
Page 111 Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks Cut the data. "Cutting the Cutting Data"(P. 107) Cutting the media "Cutting the media"(P. 91)
Page 112: Creating Register Marks
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks 4.2 Creating Register Marks Printing image data with "register marks" can increase cutting accuracy and quality. There are some limitations to register marks. Read the following thoroughly before creating register marks. • Trimming register marks cannot be used with the machine. Register Marks The following three types of register marks can be used with this machine: Type 1...
Page 113: Register Mark Size
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks Register Mark Size The recommended register mark size (A) is within the range of A4 size (210 mm × 297 mm) to A3 size (297 mm × 420 mm). If the dimensions exceed A3, the machine may fail to detect register marks due to media feeding problems (e.g., media meandering).
Page 114: Spacing Between Register Marks
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks Spacing Between Register Marks The spacing between register marks (C) is as shown below. (Mark shape) Type 1 (Mark shape) Type 2 Register mark length (B) x 2 + α, up to 1,000 mm Register mark length (B) + α, up to 1,000 mm l Mark Origin Mis-detection Example •...
Page 115: Reading Range Of Register Marks
This machine can detect register marks in the range shown below. If the margin is small, the edge of the media may be incorrectly identified as a register mark. When copying data with MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink), leave a space of at least 210 mm from the rear edge of the media.
Page 116: Plotting Areas Around Register Marks
: Plotting area Combined Operations of Printing and Cutting When printing and cutting with MIMAKI software (RasterLink, FineCut), please note the following: 1. The mark size and mark shape settings configured in the machine will be disregarded. The software settings will be applied.
Page 117: Setting Mark Detection Conditions
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks 4.3 Setting Mark Detection Conditions Set the conditions of the printed register marks. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Cutting], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Cutting menu is displayed. Select [Mark Detect], then press the [ENTER] key.
Page 118: Detecting The Position Of The Register Mark Origin
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks 4.4 Detecting the Position of the Register Mark Origin On the LOCAL mode screen, select [TEST CUT]. LOCAL width:1340mm TOOL TEST CUT Select [Mark Detection], then press the [ENTER] key. • The machine switches to MARK DETECT mode. •...
Page 119: Id Cut Process
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks 4.5 ID Cut Process Create data with ID Cut. • For more information, refer to the ID Cut Guide. https://mimaki.com/download/software.html Print printing data with ID Cut. "Print Process"(P. 52) Prepare for cutting. "Cutting Process"(P. 94) (Steps 4 to 8) Register the information for the printed register marks.
Page 120: When Using The Xy Slitter
Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks When using the XY slitter • When using slitting afterwards ( "Slitting the Print Media Afterwards"(P. 143)) in combination, set "Offset X" ([MENU] > [Cutting] > [Mark Detect] > [Detect Area] > [Offset X] 174) so that this comes after the XY slitter detection mark.
Page 121: Chapter 5 Using The Xy Slitter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter This chapter Describes the procedures for slitting with the XY slitter and RIP setting methods (JV/CJV only). XY Slitter ............122 Slitting the Print Media Afterwards ....1 43 XY Clamp Lever ........123 Disable the XY Slitter......... 1 45 X Cutter ............
Page 122: Xy Slitter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter 5.1 XY Slitter "Specifications (XY Slitter)"(P. 248) Name Overview X Cutter Cutter for cutting the media in the feed direction. "X Cutter"(P. 124) XY carriage The XY carriage is made up of the mark sensor for reading slitting marks and the Y cutter for slitting the media in the scan direction.
Page 123: Xy Clamp Lever
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter XY Clamp Lever • This operation is reverse to that of the clamp lever on the main unit. l Raising the XY clamp lever The media is secured (clamped). • Do not pull the media when the XY clamp lever is raised (the media is clamped). Doing so may damage the machine.
Page 124: Cutter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter X Cutter l Method for securing the X cutter Raise the X cutter lever to secure the cutter. l Method for mounting the X cutter Insert the X cutter groove onto the L-shaped slide rail. l Unused X cutter •...
Page 125: Using The Tension Bar
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Using the Tension Bar To move the XY slitter tension bar, push down on it while moving. Media Chute This box holds the media slit by the XY slitter. The box provided with the machine can be used as a media chute. "Using the Media Chute"(P.
Page 126 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter When set to [Normal] or [Line Space] Place the media chute under the XY slitter. Push the media chute front forward. • Remove the screws at the front of both sides. Be careful not to lose the screws. •...
Page 127 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Try the following if the print length is 600 mm or less and the prints do not fall consistently into the media chute. • Pattern 1: Close the front of the media chute and secure it with screws. (Use the media support.) •...
Page 128 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter When set to [Nothing] Place the media chute under the XY slitter. • Place so that the blank pieces cut off are ejected to the media chute. • Use the media support.
Page 129: Slitting Simultaneously With Printing
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter 5.2 Slitting Simultaneously With Printing • Slitting cannot be performed at the same time as "Print&Cut" or "Cut&Print". Enable the XY Slitter. "Enable the XY Slitter."(P. 130) Loading the media Put the media through the XY slitter. "Loading the media"(P.
Page 130: Enable The Xy Slitter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Enable the XY Slitter. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Function Setting], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Function Setting menu is displayed. Select [Finisher] > [XY Slitter], then press the [ENTER] key. ○...
Page 131 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Lower the XY clamp lever. • The XY carriage can be moved by hand when the XY clamp lever is lowered. Move the X cutter to the side and raise the X cutter lever to secure it. •...
Page 132 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Insert the media between the pinch rollers and the grit rollers of the XY slitter. Tension bar XY clamp • If it is difficult to insert the media, the XY clamps should be individually unclamped, clamped, then unclamped again.
Page 133 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Move the XY clamps. • Position the XY clamps on both edges and at the center of the media. • Align the XY clamps with the mark (square hole) positions. Mark (square hole) • Position the XY clamps so that the clamp centerlines align with the marks (square holes). The media cannot be transported correctly unless the XY clamp centerlines are aligned with the marks (square holes).
Page 134: Printing Guide (Slit) Line
• This applies tension to the media. Printing guide (slit) line The explanation here applies to MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). • The slitting size is 210 mm or more in the Y (scan) direction and 297 mm or more in the X (feed) direction.
Page 135 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Select the image data to print. (1) Select [File] > [Open]. (2) Select the desired image data, then click [Open]. • If multiple printers are registered, select 330 series in "Printer Name". Select the image data imported. •...
Page 136: Mounting The X Cutter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Select the [XY Slitter Edit] check box on the Image Edit tab. Guide line Select the slitting method for the Y (scan) direction. • "None" is used when slitting only in the X (scan) direction. Select the timing for slitting.
Page 137 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Press the [ENTER] key. • The printed guide line is fed to the slitter. XY slitter usage preparation Start XY Slitter preparation [ENT] Lower the XY clamp lever. Up the clamp lever of XY Slitter •...
Page 138 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Alter the XY clamp positions according to the RasterLink [Y Slit] setting. • With "Normal" or "Line Space" selected: Always clamp at both edges of the media. Do not clamp over the print data area. Unclamp the XY clamps that are not used.
Page 139 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter • Slide out the unused X cutter, or move it away from the media and secure it by raising the lever. If you start printing with the lever being lowered (unsecured), the X cutter may hit the XY carriage and result in damage.
Page 140: Printing Rip Data
Position media guides in blank space. The blank pieces cut off edges. will be ejected to the media chute. Printing RIP data The explanation here applies to MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). • Slitting cannot be performed at the same time as "Print&Cut" or "Cut&Print". Click (Quality).
Page 141 "Cloth Wiper Replacement"(P. 196) Send the RIP data from the PC. • "Preparing RIP data"(P. 86) • When the message "Attention20A Driver version" appears, install the latest Mimaki driver available from: https://mimaki.com/download/inkjet.html Start printing. • Printing starts once RIP data is received.
Page 142 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Press [REMOTE]. • Printing resumes. • No other functions can be used when printing is paused.
Page 143: Slitting The Print Media Afterwards
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter 5.3 Slitting the Print Media Afterwards • Slitting cannot be performed at the same time as "Print&Cut" or "Cut&Print". • Media cannot be slit after it has been laminated. Disable the XY Slitter. "Disable the XY Slitter."(P. 145) Setting the Media Width Detection Type to AUTO "Setting the Media Width Detection Type to AUTO"(P.
Page 144: Mounting The X Cutter And Slitting
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Mounting the X cutter and slitting "Mounting the X cutter and slitting"(P. 150)
Page 145: Disable The Xy Slitter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Disable the XY Slitter. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Function Setting], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Function Setting menu is displayed. Select [Finisher] > [None], then press the [ENTER] key. ●...
Page 146: Enable The Xy Slitter
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Select the slitting method for the Y (scan) direction. RL_XY Slitter_Y Slit method • "None" is used when slitting only in the X (scan) direction. Select [Slit Afterwards]. Click [Print X-Cutter Reference line]. • Guide (slit) line printing starts. Enable the XY Slitter.
Page 147 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Select the detection method. • "Auto Detect"(P. 147): To detect marks automatically • "Entering Positions"(P. 149): To input the mark positions Slit Position Detection Auto Detect > Entering Positions > l Explanation of marks Y slit register mark Cut line Guide line...
Page 148 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Lower the XY clamp lever. • The carriage moves over the platen. Up the clamp lever of XY Slitter • The XY carriage can be moved by hand when the XY clamp lever is lowered. Move the LED pointer to the center of the mark at the right edge of the media, then press the [ENTER] key.
Page 149 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter • The slit position detection assistance mark can be used to align the LED pointer with the center of the mark at the right edge of the media more easily. (1) Align the mark on the carriage with the slit position detection assistance mark. keys: Carriage movement Carriage Slit position detection assistance mark...
Page 150: Mounting The X Cutter And Slitting
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Enter the values printed on the media. 20.0 mm 55.0 mm 555.0 mm 605.0 mm 1105.0 mm Check the width of the slit line entered, then press the [ENTER] key. Width (R) : 500 mm Width (L) : 500 mm Completed [ENT]...
Page 151 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Lower the XY clamp lever. Up the clamp lever of XY Slitter • The XY carriage can be moved by hand when the XY clamp lever is lowered. Press the up/down keys to feed the media. •...
Page 152 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter • Position the XY clamps so that the clamp centerlines align with the marks (square holes). The media cannot be transported correctly unless the XY clamp centerlines are aligned with the marks (square holes). Good example Bad example Mark (square hole)
Page 153 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Align the groove in the X cutter with the printed guide line, embed the blade in the media, then raise the lever to secure. Set X cutter [ENT] Lever Left guide line Right guide line •...
Page 154 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Press the [ENTER] key. • Cutting starts for the frame for positioning the media guides. RasterLink [Y Slit] setting: [Normal] [Line Space] RasterLink [Y Slit] setting: [Nothing] Start Frame Cut Start cutting blank space [ENT] [ENT] [ENT]...
Page 155 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter Position the media guides. Set media guides [ENT] RasterLink [Y Slit] setting: [Normal] [Line Space] RasterLink [Y Slit] setting: [Nothing] Media guides Media guides Position the media guides 10 to 20 mm away from the media Position media guides in blank space.
Page 156: Troubleshooting
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter 5.4 Troubleshooting If a Media Jam Occurs in the XY Slitter Lower the XY clamp lever. • The XY carriage can be moved by hand when the XY clamp lever is lowered. Move the XY carriage away from the media. Lower the X cutter lever.
Page 157: If The Y Slit Position Is Offset
Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter If the Y Slit Position is Offset If the Y slit position is offset on the slitted media, adjust the Y slit position by entering a correction value. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Function Setting] > [XY Slitter] > [Slit Position Adjustment].
Page 158 Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter...
Page 159 Chapter 6 Settings This chapter This chapter describes the methods for replacing maintenance parts. Media Setting Menu ........160 Environment Setting Menu ......1 71 Maintenance Menu ........163 Machine Status Menu........1 73 Registering Nozzle Recovery....165 Cutting Menu ..........1 74 Nozzle Check ...........
Page 160: Chapter 6 Settings
When "All" is selected, correction patterns will be printed for all resolutions, and the drop position is corrected automatically. * The available resolutions vary according to the model. MAPS: Mimaki Advanced Pass System MAPS This function disperses the boundaries between passes to make feed streaks between passes less visible.
Page 161 Chapter 6 Settings Item Setting Details Speed 50 to 100 % Reducing speed will make streaks less visible. However, printing will be slower. Smoothing 0 to 100 % Increasing smoothing makes streaks less visible. Make Level (Color) separate settings for color and spot color (white). Smoothing Level (Spot) Heater...
Page 162 Chapter 6 Settings Item Setting Details Feed Speed Host/10 to 100 Sets the media feed speed. 100 to 200 % • Depending on print conditions, the speed may not vary for certain settings. • Setting to 100 % or more reduces the time required to complete printing but may affect print quality due to insufficient drying time.
Page 163: Maintenance Menu
Chapter 6 Settings 6.2 Maintenance Menu This menu is used for maintenance actions. It also lets the user perform nozzle recovery if nozzle clogging persists even after cleaning and nozzle washing. l Menu List Item Details Setting Station Maint. This moves the carriage to allow station and print head maintenance.
Page 164 Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting File 1 to 30 to Performs nozzle clogging detection after the preset number of files 1,000 files has been printed and before the next print starts. Continuation Stop/ Select whether to stop or continue printing if "Nozzle clogging" is Print Continuous detected.
Page 165: Registering Nozzle Recovery
Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting (Length) Cleaning starts when the set print length is exceeded. * JV/CJV: 0.1 to 100.0 m * TS: 1 to 1,000 m (Time) 10 to 240 min Cleaning starts when the set print time is exceeded. Type Normal/Soft*/ Sets the cleaning type for head cleaning.
Page 166 Chapter 6 Settings Select [Nozzle Recovery] > [Print], then press the [ENTER] key. • Print a nozzle recovery pattern. • The Select Entry Nozzle screen appears once printing is complete. H1-D K H1-A M H1-C Y H1-B C No.203 Nozzle row number H1-A M Head number Approx.
Page 167: Nozzle Check
Chapter 6 Settings Nozzle Check This is used to check for nozzle clogging before printing starts. Sets whether to perform maintenance functions automatically if nozzle clogging is detected. [Printing Check] The nozzles are not checked. Nozzle check (nozzle clogging detection) [Judgment Condition] setting for nozzle clogging detection If less than the set value...
Page 168: Function Setting Menu
Sets the stop time after printing. The next data is printed once the set time has elapsed. • The Mimaki RIP software (RasterLink) does not allow the user to specify Print End. If the machine is set to "HOST", the time will be "0".
Page 169 Margin/Left Host/-10 to 85 • The Mimaki RIP software (RasterLink) does not allow the Margin/Right user to specify margins. If the machine is set to "Host", the offset value will be "0 mm" for the left and right margins.
Page 170 Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting LightingUp None/1 to 5 to Displayed when LightingUp Type is set to Auto. Sets the time Extention 10 min during which the light is turned on after printing. Start Up Lighting ON/OFF Sets whether to turn the light on or off when the power supply switch is turned on.
Page 171: Environment Setting Menu
• This can be set when both [DHCP] and [AutoIP] are disabled. Remote Control An application (MRA: Mimaki Remote Access) is required to use the remote control function. MRA is a remote access tool installed on a computer or smartphone that allows viewing of product information and panel operation from a remote location away from the machine (within the same network segment).
Page 172 Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting PIN code 0000 to 9999 Enter the same PIN code as MRA. The PIN code is used for authentication between the machine and MRA. • When the machine is set to "0000", MRA can access the machine with any PIN code.
Page 173: Machine Status Menu
Chapter 6 Settings 6.5 Machine Status Menu This is used to check machine information. l Menu List Item Details Usage Roll Wiper Displays the remaining amount of cloth wiper. Remain • To reset the remaining amount of cloth wiper, press the [FUNC2] key while the amount is displayed.
Page 174: Cutting Menu
Chapter 6 Settings 6.6 Cutting Menu For setting the various cutting function operations (CJV only) l Menu List Item Details Setting Mark Detect Enter the conditions of the printed register marks. Detect ON/OFF Set this to ON to cut cutting data with register marks. Form Type1/Type2/ Select three types of register mark shapes.
Page 175 Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting Cut Mode Normal/ Sets the cutting quality. HighSpd/ • Normal: Normally, use this setting. Quality • HighSpd: This cuts media in a short period of time. This is not suitable for use with heavy media. •...
Page 176: Copying The Last Data
Chapter 6 Settings Item Details Setting If the tool condition is set to "PEN", dummy cutting is disabled. Sheet Type Standard/ Set the weight of the set media. Heavy Adj-prs Offset -9 to 0 to 9 When cutting the corners, the pressure is automatically decreased (by about 5 g) to prevent the media from lifting up.
Page 177: Preventing Uncut Media
• With the following data, only one sheet can be cut, regardless of the number of copies specified. (1) Data received from MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink). (2) Data for which "Sheet Feed Origin Renewal" has been selected in the MIMAKI cutting software (FineCut).
Page 178 Chapter 6 Settings...
Page 179: Chapter 7 Maintenance
Chapter 7 Maintenance This chapter To ensure years of precise performance, maintain the machine periodically based on frequency of use. Read the maintenance precautions thoroughly before maintaining this product. Maintenance Precautions ......180 Replacement of Consumable Item ....1 95 Consumable Item Replacement Timing..1 95 Maintenance Methods ........181 Cloth Wiper Replacement ......
Page 180: Maintenance Precautions
Chapter 7 Maintenance 7.1 Maintenance Precautions • This machine includes parts that must be replaced periodically. We therefore recommend taking out a maintenance contract. Carry out maintenance periodically and replace consumable items to prevent quality defects and accidents. • Clean periodically. Debris and dust will accumulate on electrical components when the machine is used for extended periods.
Page 181: Maintenance Methods
Long Time"(P. 193) Items Required for Maintenance To order replacement consumable items, contact your local dealer or our service office. For more information on consumable items, refer to our website (https://mimaki.com/supply/inkjet.html). • Avoid storing this product in locations accessible to children.
Page 182: Ink Maintenance
Chapter 7 Maintenance Ink Maintenance If ink constituents are sedimented, the ink density may become uneven. We recommend shaking the ink periodically to keep printing consistent. l JV/CJV/TS Once every three days. • Shake taking care that the ink eco-cases do not become detached from the ink supply unit.
Page 183: Carriage Underside Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Clean the cap rubber. • Wipe off any ink and dust adhering using a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid. Wipe off the maintenance liquid. Make sure none remains. • Clean the areas indicated in red (the entire interior and exterior of the cap rubber and the tabs) in the diagram.
Page 184: Cloth Wiper Area Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Open the maintenance cover on the left side. Clean around the print head. • Wipe off any ink and dust adhering using a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid. Wipe off the maintenance liquid. Make sure none remains. Clean the print head sides using a cleaning stick.
Page 185: Ncu Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Clean the wiper unit cover. • Wipe off any ink and dust adhering using a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid. Wipe off the maintenance liquid. Make sure none remains. • Be careful to avoid splashing maintenance liquid on the cloth wiper. Once cleaning is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key.
Page 186: Das (Automatic Correction Function) Sensor Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance • Insert the cleaning stick as far as the line shown in the illustration. Once cleaning is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. DAS (Automatic Correction Function) Sensor Cleaning The DAS sensor is located on the carriage underside. If dust or debris accumulates on the sensor, DAS 160) may not function.
Page 187: Ink Discharge Channel Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Ink Discharge Channel Cleaning Clean the ink discharge channel regularly to prevent clogging of the ink discharge channel below the cap. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Maintenance], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Maintenance menu is displayed. Select [Station Maint.] >...
Page 188: Media Cutter Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Select [Station Maint.] > [Carriage Out] > [Move To Maint. Space], then press the [ENTER] key. • The carriage moves to the maintenance space. Open the maintenance cover on the left side. Clean the media sensor. Once cleaning is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. Media Cutter Cleaning Continuing to use a dirty media cutter may cause dust to collect on the head nozzle surface or the cutter blade to grow dull.
Page 189: Media Holder Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Clean both sides of the media cutter. • Wipe off any adhesive paste, ink and dust adhering using a cleaning stick moistened with industrial alcohol. Wipe off the maintenance liquid. Make sure none remains. Check the position of the media cutter. •...
Page 190: Jam Sensor Detecting Plate Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Jam Sensor Detecting Plate Cleaning Continuing to use the dirty carriage underside will rub dried ink and attached dust on to the media, resulting in contaminated prints. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Maintenance], then press the [ENTER] key. •...
Page 191: Platen Cleaning
Chapter 7 Maintenance Platen Cleaning Continuing to use the dirty platen will prevent proper feeding of the media. It will also cause dried ink and attached dust to rub against the head nozzle surface and lead to ejection failures (e.g., nozzle clogging or deflection).
Page 192 Chapter 7 Maintenance l Recommended cleaning guide • Check the filter for dirt every two weeks, and wash. • Replace the filter every three months. "Blowing Fan Filter Replacement"(P. 205) • Turn off the main power supply and unplug the power cable before replacing the pinch rollers. Remove the fan filter cover.
Page 193: When The Printer Is Left Unused For A Long Time
Chapter 7 Maintenance When the Printer is Left Unused for a Long Time Clean as follows if the product is not used for one week or longer: Check beforehand Is [Near End] or [Ink End] displayed? • Maintenance liquid and ink is aspirated during the washing operation. Washing is not possible if an error occurs during this process.
Page 194 Chapter 7 Maintenance • If not, use a syringe to draw up some maintenance liquid and fill until it almost overflows from the cap. Close the maintenance covers. Set the exposure time, then press the [ENTER] key. • Cleaning is performed automatically once print nozzle washing has ended. •...
Page 195: Replacement Of Consumable Item
7.3 Replacement of Consumable Item To order replacement consumable items, contact your local dealer or our service office. For more information on consumable items, refer to our website (https://mimaki.com/supply/inkjet.html). • Avoid storing this product in locations accessible to children. • When disposing of the product, contact an industrial waste disposal operator or dispose of the product in accordance with the local laws and regulations.
Page 196: Cloth Wiper Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Cloth Wiper Replacement Replace cloth wipers with new ones when they have run out. • The cloth wipers to use depend on the model. Using inappropriate cloth wipers may damage the print head. Model JV/CJV Code/ Package type SPC-0919/Aluminum pack SPC-0905/Plastic bag...
Page 197 Chapter 7 Maintenance Open the cloth wiper cover. • Push up the two tabs at the front to remove the cap absorber. Remove the wiper together with the spindle. Remove the wiper from the spindle. • When disposing of the product, contact an industrial waste disposal operator or dispose of the product in accordance with the local laws and regulations.
Page 198 Chapter 7 Maintenance Clean the wipe roller. • Wipe off any ink and dust adhering using a cleaning stick moistened with maintenance liquid. Wipe off the maintenance liquid. Make sure none remains. Clean the pinch rollers. • Gently wipe off any dust adhering with a soft cloth. •...
Page 199: Cap Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Mount a new cloth wiper. (1) Remove the cloth wiper from the bag. (2) Unroll the side with more cloth on it. [When removed from bag] [When mounted in the wiper unit] Unwind Wound approximately three times Do not unwind! (3) Mount a new cloth wiper.
Page 200 Chapter 7 Maintenance • Be sure to replace the cap if you observe any scratches or other damage on the rim. • We recommend replacing the cap every six to twelve months. On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Maintenance], then press the [ENTER] key. •...
Page 201: Replacing The Absorber Around The Station
Chapter 7 Maintenance Mount a new cap. • Position with the slot at the front and push in until it clicks. Once replacement is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. Replacing the Absorber Around the Station If the cap absorber or maintenance liquid absorber is very dirty or if ink drips on to the media, replace with a new cap absorber.
Page 202 Chapter 7 Maintenance Clean the cap base. Mount a new cap absorber (with plate). • Push the tabs on the cap absorber into the slits at the rear of the C slider, and clip in the tabs at the front. Push in to engage tabs.
Page 203 Chapter 7 Maintenance Once replacement is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. With Metal Plate On the LOCAL mode screen, select [MENU] > [Maintenance], then press the [ENTER] key. • The Maintenance menu is displayed. Select [Station Maint.] > [Carriage Out] > [Move To Platen Right End], then press the [ENTER] key.
Page 204: Exhaust Fan Filter Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Wipe away any maintenance liquid from around the slider block. Mount a new maintenance liquid absorber. • Push firmly on to the protrusion. Check to confirm that the absorber is not lifting or curved. Once replacement is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. Exhaust Fan Filter Replacement Check the exhaust fan filter condition.
Page 205: Blowing Fan Filter Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Blowing Fan Filter Replacement Replace the blowing fan filter if it is dirty. If sublimation transfer ink is used • Replace the filter every three months. • Turn off the main power supply and unplug the power cable before replacing the pinch rollers. Remove the fan filter cover.
Page 206: Media Holder Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance If sublimation transfer ink is used • Replace the pinch rollers every month if used for approximately 12 hours per day. • Replace the pinch rollers every two weeks if used 24 hours per day. • Turn off the main power supply and unplug the power cable before replacing the pinch rollers. Open the front cover.
Page 207 Chapter 7 Maintenance Open the maintenance cover on the left side. Remove the side screw, and detach the media holder stopper. Remove the media holder. Remove the sliders from the media holder. • Be careful to avoid misplacing the sliders.
Page 208: Media Cutter Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Mount the sliders on to the new media holder. • Engage the holes in the sliders on to the lugs on the media holder. Mount the new media holder on to the platen. Secure the media holder stopper with the screw. Close the maintenance covers.
Page 209 Chapter 7 Maintenance Select [Station Maint.] > [Carriage Out] > [Move To Platen Right End], then press the [ENTER] key. • The carriage moves over the platen. Open the front cover. • The carriage can be moved by hand. Move the carriage slowly to a position allowing easy access while working.
Page 210: Y Cutter Replacement (Xy Slitter)
Chapter 7 Maintenance Y Cutter Replacement (XY Slitter) Replace cutters when blades are chipped or blunt. • TS: Feature not included. • Avoid touching the cutter blade. Failure to do so may result in injury. • Avoid storing this product in locations accessible to children. Unscrew the cutter screw.
Page 211: Cutter Replacement (Xy Slitter)
Chapter 7 Maintenance • When disposing of the product, contact an industrial waste disposal operator or dispose of the product in accordance with the local laws and regulations. X Cutter Replacement (XY Slitter) Replace cutters when blades are chipped or blunt. •...
Page 212 Chapter 7 Maintenance Insert a new X cutter with the blade up until it stops. • If the blade does not stop, the blade is not positioned correctly. Reposition and insert the blade again. Check to confirm that the protrusion amount of the blade is 4 mm. 4 mm 4 mm •...
Page 213: Media Edge Guide Film Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Insert the X cutter groove into the L-shaped slide rail. Media Edge Guide Film Replacement Replace the media edge guide film if it is creased or worn. • JV/CJV: Feature not included. Turn the knob screw and open the media edge guide cover. Rotate the media edge guides to remove them.
Page 214: Ink Supply Unit Ink Absorber Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Remove the double-sided tape on the media edge guide film and attach it to the media edge guide. • Align and attach the film hole (x2) to the screw hole (x2) of the media edge guide. Position the media edge guides on the roll guides. (1) Insert a media edge guide between the roll guides.
Page 215: Waste Ink Tank Replacement
Chapter 7 Maintenance Push down the lever on the pedestal, and remove the Ink eco-case. Remove the ink absorber, and replace with a new one. Set an eco-case on the base. Waste Ink Tank Replacement Ink used during head cleaning and other processes is collected in the waste ink tank at the lower right of the machine.
Page 216 Chapter 7 Maintenance • Pay close attention to ventilation and be sure to wear safety glasses, gloves, and a mask when handling ink, maintenance liquid, waste ink, or other solutions used with the machine. Leaking ink may adhere to the skin or get into the eyes or mouth. When "Check Waste Ink Tank"...
Page 217 Chapter 7 Maintenance Open the waste ink tank cover and unlock and pull the stopper forward. Tank stopper • No tank stopper is included when the waste ink tank cover is made of plastic. Hold the handle on the waste ink tank and slide out. Attach the cap to the removed waste ink tank, and use tape to prevent leakage of waste ink.
Page 218: Media Cutter
Chapter 7 Maintenance Mount a new waste ink tank. Return the stopper to its original position and close the waste ink tank cover. Press the [ENTER] key. • The waste ink level will be reset. Media Cutter Replace cutters when blades are chipped or blunt. •...
Page 219 Chapter 7 Maintenance • Pen line rubber Used for pen writing or cutting • Pen line sponge Used for half cut (cutting across a dotted line) • JV/TS: Feature not included. • Turn off the main power supply and unplug the power cable before replacing the pinch rollers. Open the front cover.
Page 220 Chapter 7 Maintenance...
Page 221 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting This chapter This chapter explains procedures for troubleshooting and addressing messages on the display. Troubleshooting..........222 The ink has leaked out....... 2 25 The power does not turn on..... 222 Cutting Related .......... 2 25 Printing is not possible......222 Problems Causing Messages to Appear ..
Page 222: Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting 8.1 Troubleshooting For information on troubleshooting, refer to this chapter. Refer to our website (https://mimaki.com/support/) for frequently asked questions (FAQs) about this product and customer support videos. If the recommended corrective action does not resolve the problem, contact your local dealer or our service office.
Page 223: Image Defects Occur
Attach the tape, taking care not to block the vacuum hole. For more information, refer to the description on transporting media on the platen. https://mimaki.com/download/inkjet.html Image Defects Occur. Symptom Corrective action White streaks, blurriness, and dark Remove any paper scraps or other debris adhering to areas over which the head passes (e.g., media holders).
Page 224: The Heater Temperature Does Not Rise To The Specified Value
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Select [Station Maint.] > [Nozzle Wash], then press the [ENTER] key. • The carriage moves over the platen. Open the maintenance cover on the right side. Clean the cap rubber. • "Cap Rubber Cleaning"(P. 182) Once cleaning is complete, close the cover, then press the [ENTER] key. •...
Page 225: The Ink Has Leaked Out
"Investigating the Cause of Cutting Failures"(P. 227) The print and cut positions are Use the MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink) to print a correction pattern. misaligned. Check the correction pattern and input correction values manually. "Adjusting to Correct Misalignment Between Printing and Cutting"(P. 227) The print and cut positions are Print the correction pattern to perform automatic correction.
Page 226 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Register the information corresponding to the printed register mark conditions. • "Setting Mark Detection Conditions"(P. 117) • The set register mark conditions are also stored in [Cutting] > [Mark Detect]. The settings are retained even when the power is turned off. Press [ENTER] to start the detection operation.
Page 227 Adjusting to Correct Misalignment Between Printing and Cutting In the procedure described below, MIMAKI RIP software (RasterLink) is used to print a correction pattern. When printing and cutting, correction is required for each resolution in the scan (Y) direction. (The corrected value is saved for each resolution.) Print a pattern for each resolution, then input the correction value.
Page 228 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Click (General Print) and click on [Print & Cut origin adjust] on the [Cut Edit] tab. • Note that the input units vary depending on whether or not register marks are used.
Page 229 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Without register marks Click [OK] to print a correction pattern. On the REMOTE mode screen, select [Adjust]. Select [PC Origin Offset], then press the [ENTER] key. • A correction pattern is cut. Detach the cut part of the pattern and check the adjustment values. Input the numerical value of the position with the lowest vertical misalignment.
Page 230 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Input the numerical value of the position with the lowest vertical misalignment. • Enter "-0.4 mm" as "-4", as shown in the illustration below. Enlarged X Input the numerical value of the position with the lowest horizontal misalignment. •...
Page 231: Problems Causing Messages To Appear
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting 8.2 Problems Causing Messages to Appear If a problem arises, the buzzer sounds and a message appears on the display. You can also check the local guidance. "Displaying Machine Information (Local Guidance)"(P. 35) Take the appropriate action in accordance with the content of the message. If a message reappears even after taking the prescribed action, contact your local dealer or our service office.
Page 232: Ink Error
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Message Cause Corrective action Wiper Move Failure • The wiper is not operating • Turn off the power on the machine and correctly. turn it on after a while. Replace Wasteinktank • The waste ink tank count Automatic maintenance is not possible exceeded the preset while the covers are open.
Page 233: Error Message
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Message Cause Corrective action Ink Near End • Ink levels are low. • The ink will run out soon. Have new ink ready. "When Ink Near End is Displayed"(P. 45) Insert the ink IC chip. "Replacing Non Ink IC •...
Page 234 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number PRAM DATA • A problem was detected with the main PCB. PRAM ADDR POWER OFF HDC FIFO OVER • A problem was detected with the print head control HDC FIFO UNDER PCB.
Page 235 RIP software. parameters that do not allow printing. Driver Version • Printing is not possible • Install the latest Mimaki driver because the Mimaki driver available from: version is old. https://mimaki.com/download/ inkjet.html Turn off the power on the machine and PCB MAIN ET •...
Page 236 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Motor Y • The Y motor was Open the front cover and check for anything that may obstruct carriage overloaded. movement. X Current • An overcurrent error was Turn off the power on the machine and detected in the X motor.
Page 237 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Check to confirm the media is loaded correctly. "Loading the media"(P. 130) Raise the XY clamp lever (clamp). XYSlitter • The XY slitter tension bar Lower the XY clamp lever (unclamp). "XY Clamp Lever"(P.
Page 238 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Media Press • Media retainer detection Check the media loading position. "Load the media."(P. 59) failed. Clean the media width sensor. "Media Sensor Cleaning"(P. 187) Vacuum Fan Err • A problem was detected •...
Page 239 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Ink supply • Ink cannot be supplied. • Turn off the power on the machine and turn it on after a while. Check to confirm the ink IC chip was Set Eco-cases •...
Page 240 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Thermistor Connect • A problem was detected • Turn off the power on the machine with the thermistor and turn it on after a while. connection. Heater Brk • A problem was detected with the heater temperature.
Page 241 Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number BaseIO PCB V24-A PCB BaseIO-F** • The Base IO PCB fuse • The fuse must be replaced. Contact blow was detected. your local distributor, our sales office, or service center. INKCT PCB V2R5 •...
Page 242: System Halt
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting Error Message Cause Corrective action number Check to confirm there are no errors in the mark detection settings. If the area around the register marks is filled in, set [Mark Detect] > [Mark FillUp] setting to "ON". Mark Org •...
Page 243 Chapter 9 Appendix This chapter This chapter explains the specifications of this machine. Specifications ..........244 Relay Box ............2 49 Specifications (Cutting) .........247 LICENSE Library ..........2 50 Specifications (XY Slitter) ......248...
Page 244: Chapter 9 Appendix
Chapter 9 Appendix 9.1 Specifications Item JV330 Series CJV330 Series TS330-1600 Print Type On-demand piezo head head Specifications Two staggered heads with 400 nozzles × 8 rows each Resolut 600 dpi, 1,200 dpi 300 dpi, 600 dpi 600 dpi, 900 dpi, 1,200 dpi...
Page 245 Chapter 9 Appendix Item JV330 Series CJV330 Series TS330-1600 Distanc Absolute ±0.3 mm or ±0.3 % of specified distance, whichever is greater accuracy accurac Duplicability ±0.2 mm or ±0.1 % of specified distance, whichever is greater Perpendicularity ±0.25 mm/1,000 mm Media skew Not more than 2.5 mm/10 m...
Page 246 Chapter 9 Appendix Item JV330 Series CJV330 Series TS330-1600 200 to 240 V AC: Max. 1,440 W Standar Inlet 1 800 W Inlet 2 750 W Minimu Inlet 1 4.5 W or less Inlet 2 ---- Installat Permissible 20 to 30 °C...
Page 247 *2. Use one free of protrusions and tapers on the clamped part. Depending on the ballpoint pen, optimal image quality may not be possible. *3. When using Mimaki Engineering specified sheet *4. When using fluorescent sheet blade (SPB-0007) or reflective sheet blade (SPB-0006)
Page 248: Specifications (Xy Slitter)
Chapter 9 Appendix 9.3 Specifications (XY Slitter) Item Details X slit Within ±2 mm/2 m or ±5 mm/30 m Cutting accuracy Y slit Within ±2 mm Cutter blade durability 4000 m or more 5500 m or more Media * 2, 3 Label paper (paper base), PVC sheet, window film Type Thickness...
Page 249: Relay Box
Chapter 9 Appendix 9.4 Relay Box • A fire may occur if another manufacturer's external drying heater is used. Be sure to connect to the machine using either the compact relay box or relay box 2 specified as options. • The 330 series allows only one relay box (OPT-J0370 or OPT-J0407) to be connected. •...
Page 250: License Library
Chapter 9 Appendix 9.5 LICENSE Library Mimaki printer Firmware Copyright @2020 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. All rights reserved. This product contain open source software listed in the tables below. Component License StarterWare for ARM® based TI Sitara Processors BSD-TI The following license terms and conditions shall apply to the open source software listed in the table above: BSD-TI Copyright (C) 2010 Texas Instruments Incorporated - http://www.ti.com/...
Page 251 Index Index Adj-prs Offset ............................ 176, 227 Adjust Waste Ink Volume .......................... 216 Air PG ................................ 165 Auto Cleaning ............................... 164 Auto Maint............................ 26, 27, 164 Auto Media Cut............................. 176 Auto Nozzle Recovery .......................... 164 Auto Power-off.............................. 168 Auto Power-on.............................. 168 Auto Remote .............................. 170 Auto-correction (DAS) .......................... 160, 232 Blowing fan .......................... 28, 181, 191, 205 Cancel ................................ 33 Cap ............................ 30, 181, 182, 199...
Page 252 Index Detail Setting .............................. 161 Detect Area .............................. 174 Detect End Key Start ............................ 174 DISCLAIMERS .............................. 7 Display.............................. 33, 34 Display language ............................ 171 Drop.PosCorrect......................... 35, 54, 84, 160 Drying Time .............................. 168 Drying/Exhaust Fan ............................ 169 Dummy cut .............................. 175 Ejection failures .................... 79, 81, 163, 165, 184, 199, 222 [END/POWER] key..........................
Page 253 Index ID Cut Guide............................ 115, 119 ID Cut .............................. 115, 119 Illumination .............................. 169 Ink absorber ............................ 47, 214 Ink discharge channel .......................... 181, 187 Ink Eco-case.......................... 29, 46, 48, 49 INK END ................................. 45 Ink Error................................ 34 Ink IC chip ............................ 29, 46, 47, 50 Ink IC chip slot ............................ 29, 50 Ink leak check tube............................
Page 254 Maintenance cover ............................ 26 Maintenance liquid absorber ........................ 201 Maintenance liquid cartridge .......................... 28 Maintenance menu ............................ 163 MAPS (Mimaki Advanced Pass System) ..................... 160 Margin .............................. 115, 169 Mark Detect .................... 112, 115, 117, 118, 174, 241, 242 Mark FillUp .............................. 174 Marks Sensor ........................ 122, 176, 225, 226 Media................................ 59...
Page 255 Index Offset ................................ 105 Operating panel ............................ 26, 33 Over Cut ............................... 176, 177 Pen line ................................ 218 Pen line rubber ............................. 219 Pen line sponge............................ 219 PIN code............................... 172 Pinch roller ....................... 26, 31, 52, 56, 77, 94, 205 Pinch roller guide............................ 56 Platen ............................ 26, 30, 181, 191 Post-heater .............................. 78 Power cable.............................. 36 Power outlet .............................. 36...
Page 256 Index Roll Wiper Remain ............................ 173 Sample Cut........................... 176, 225, 227 Scale Adjust ............................ 176, 225 [SEL] key ................................ 33 Selection handle ............................. 64 Sensor sensitivity ......................... 174, 231, 239 Setup Sub Menu............................ 175 Sheet Type .............................. 176 Slit Position Adjustment........................ 157, 170 Slit Position Detection .......................... 146, 170 Slitting Feed ............................ 150, 170 Smoothing Level............................ 161 Space Btwn PP.
Page 257 Index Use Time .............................. 173 Vacuum Fan ............................ 161, 176 Version ................................. 173 View Feed .............................. 169 Warning Labels .............................. 21 Wash Wiping .............................. 81 Waste ink tank ...................... 26, 165, 173, 181, 215, 216 WhiteSpace Setting ............................ 169 Wiper ........................ 30, 89, 141, 164, 181, 184, 196 X Cutter ........................ 122, 124, 136, 150, 211 XY carriage.............................. 122 XY clamp .............................. 122...
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Chapter 2 Printing

Chapter 3 Cutting

Chapter 4 Cutting Data with Register Marks

Chapter 5 Using the XY Slitter

Chapter 6 Settings

Chapter 7 Maintenance

Chapter 8 Troubleshooting

Chapter 9 Appendix

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