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  • Page 1 X350 User manual v1.0...
  • Page 2 X350 USER MANUAL © 2023 Afinia Label. All content is the confidential property of - or licensed to – Afinia Label (“Afinia,” “we,” or “us”) and is protected under Italian, EU and Foreign copyright, trademark and other intellectual property laws.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    X350 USER MANUAL Contents Compliance and Documentation DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ATTACHED DOCUMENTS AUTHORIZED ASSISTANCE ABOUT THIS MANUAL PICTOGRAMS Product information and safety WARRANTY SAFETY AND DOCUMENTATION COMPLIANCE INTRODUCTION SAFETY REGULATIONS GENERAL DESCRIPTION TECHNICAL DATA NOISE IDENTIFICATION PLATE SYSTEM COMPONENTS FEASIBLE OPERATIONS...
  • Page 4 X350 USER MANUAL WARNING LIGHTING CONDITIONS ELECTRICAL CONNECTION GUIDELINES Loading material Submitting a print job RIPPING IMAGE PRINTING IMAGE User Interface DASHBOARD PRINT MODULE STATUS INFORMATION. INK CARTRIDGE INFORMATION UNWINDER/REWINDER AND WEB SPEED INFORMATION QUICK-ACTION BUTTONS E.G., SPEED CHANGE, ERROR, AND WARNING INFO...
  • Page 5 X350 USER MANUAL SETTINGS SETTINGS QUICKRIP UPLOAD & SOURCE FILES PREVIEW AND LIVE VIEW OUTPUT CONFIGURATIONS, PRINT CONTROL AND SETTINGS SETTINGS Operations START OF DAY OR SHIFT END OF DAY OR SHIFT PRINTHEAD PRIME CONFIRMATION CAP THE PRINTHEAD SHUT DOWN THE PRINTER...

  • Page 6: Compliance And Documentation

    X350 USER MANUAL COMPLIANCE AND DOCUMENTATION Declaration of conformity The X350 is supplied with a Declaration of Conformity, as provided in adherence to prevailing European regulatory requirements. Please refer to the attached documentation for further details. NOTE Before starting to use the product in any forms, verify the presence of all the listed documents.
  • Page 7 X350 USER MANUAL This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the operation and maintenance of the X350. It is structured into various sections, each addressing specific topics, further organized into chapters and paragraphs. The comprehensive index offers a quick reference to all subjects covered within the manual.

  • Page 8: Pictograms

    X350 USER MANUAL Pictograms The following pictograms are displayed on the machine: 1. Prohibitions: These pictograms indicate actions or conditions that are prohibited or not allowed. They serve as visual warnings to prevent users from engaging in specific activities or behaviors that could be harmful or result in damage to the machine or pose a safety risk.

  • Page 9: Product Information And Safety

    PRODUCT INFORMATION AND SAFETY Warranty The warranty for the X350 is contingent on specific conditions and is further detailed in the purchase contract. It remains valid exclusively when the machine is operated within its intended use parameters. Any alterations or repairs made by unauthorized parties, excluding routine and extraordinary maintenance procedures outlined in the "MAINTENANCE"...

  • Page 10: Safety And Documentation Compliance

    This chapter provides an overview of the general safety rules applicable to all operations involving the X350. The intervention procedures described in the subsequent chapters must be executed in compliance with both the specified methods and the general safety rules outlined in this chapter.

  • Page 11: Introduction

    With a print speed of up to 45 meters per minute and a large media capacity of 350mm roll diameter and width, the X350 can handle a variety of media sizes and types with ease. Its compact design (under 1 sqm footprint) makes it easy to integrate into any production environment.

  • Page 12: Technical Data

    2000 Noise The X350's operational noise levels during use are within a range that does not exceed 70 decibels (dB). Consequently, there is no requirement for the user to wear protective headphones during work phases. However, it is important to note that certain working environments or specific processes may generate noise levels exceeding 70 dB.

  • Page 13: System Components

    X350 USER MANUAL System Components Touchscreen E-STOP button Compressor ON/OFF button Main ON/OFF button The control devices incorporated into the machine include: 1. Touch screen display 2. Emergency mushroom button 3. Main ON/OFF switch 4. Compressor ON/OFF switch ATTENTION The efficacy of the control devices is assured only when the machine is used in accordance with the guidelines outlined in this manual.

  • Page 14: Feasible Operations

    Any use other than what is explicitly described in the "INTENDED USE" section is strictly prohibited. Specifically, the following actions are absolutely forbidden: • Using the machine or its components for purposes other than those intended. • Replacing machine parts or components with those not authorized by Afinia Label.

  • Page 15: Residual Risks

    Pictograms are affixed to the X350 (refer to PICTOGRAMS). These pictograms must be maintained in a clean and intact condition and should be promptly replaced if removed or damaged. During the use and maintenance procedures of the X350 machine, it is imperative to ensure the use of personal protective equipment (PPE), including: •...
  • Page 16 WARNING! Improper or careless use of the X350 can render it a dangerous tool, capable of causing serious injuries or even fatalities. It is of utmost importance to thoroughly read and comprehend the contents of this instruction...
  • Page 17 Don't hesitate to reach out to the retailer or manufacturer for any inquiries regarding the use of the X350. Afinia Label is readily available to provide guidance to enhance your utilization of the X350 machine in a safer and more effective manner.

  • Page 18: First Aid

    X350 USER MANUAL First Aid To maintain a safe and secure work environment, it is imperative to ensure the presence of a fully stocked first aid kit near the work area. Promptly replenish any supplies utilized from the first aid kit to guarantee its readiness for any unforeseen incidents.

  • Page 19: Handling And Configuration

    Receiving the X350 Upon the machine's arrival, it is crucial to conduct a thorough inspection to ensure the integrity of the X350 and its constituent parts. In the event of any identified damage, deficiency, deformation, or signs of impact resulting from transportation, immediate notification to the manufacturer is imperative before undertaking subsequent operational steps.

  • Page 20: Subsequent Movements

    X350 USER MANUAL DANGER Exercise extreme caution and adhere to all safety instructions when engaging in machine handling operations. Subsequent Movements Following the initial positioning, the machine may be relocated for production, logistical, or disposal purposes. Regardless of the circumstances, handling procedures must be strictly followed, as outlined in the subsequent sections of this manual.

  • Page 21: Mechanical Handling

    X350 USER MANUAL Lift with Proper Posture: Lift the machine with attention to maintaining a correct posture. Refer to the provided image for guidance: Incorrect Red Position - Correct Green Position For relocating the entire machine manually, utilize the built-in wheels. Execute the operation as follows: Disengage Parking Brake: Release the parking brake of the two front wheels located in front of the touch screen display by pulling the lever upwards.
  • Page 22 X350 USER MANUAL • Signal Personnel: Individuals assisting in the operation must work in a clearly visible area to the lifting vehicle operator. They should solely signal to the operator and refrain from manual intervention on any suspended object. •...

  • Page 23: Uncrating X350

    X350 USER MANUAL Uncrating X350 The printer arrives packaged in a wooden crate. Width 85 cm Depth 123 cm Height 185 cm Gross weight 400 Kg Net weight 280Kg Tools required: Reference Quantity Supplied item Jack with wrench ratchet Wrench 10 mm...
  • Page 24 X350 USER MANUAL Safety notes Warnings During this procedure there are following risks: Risk of eye damage Risk of crushing hands Risk of crushing feet Attention: procedure not to be carried out alone, more people are needed IMPORTANT NOTE: Before carrying out the instructions below, wear the personal safety devices required by workplace safety...
  • Page 25 X350 USER MANUAL Unpacking Procedure 1. Place the wooden crate in a place with the following characteristics: • Sturdy floor that must safely support the weight of 400 kg. • Surface flat floor. • Make sure there is a free area of at least 3.5 meters x 2.5 meters to operate.
  • Page 26 X350 USER MANUAL 2. Remove the Philips screws (4x 60 mm) on the 4 border sides of the top panel and remove it. Attention: the panels are heavy. Position of the screws on the crate...
  • Page 27 X350 USER MANUAL 3. Remove the Philips screws on the 3 border sides of the front panel and remove it. Position of the screws on the crate 4. Remove the Philips screws on the 2 border sides of the right-side panel and remove it.
  • Page 28 X350 USER MANUAL Position of the screws M4x60 on the crate 5. Remove the Philips screws on the 2 border sides of the left side panel and remove it.
  • Page 29 X350 USER MANUAL The position of the screws is similar to that indicated in the previous step 4. 6. Remove the Philips screws on the 1 border bottom side of the rear panel and remove it.
  • Page 30 X350 USER MANUAL 7. Remove the transparent plastic protective bag and the monitor protection polystyrene panel. 8. Take the print head and the wiper that are resting on the printer table and temporarily store them in a safe place.
  • Page 31 X350 USER MANUAL 9. Remove the 2 wooden guides and the lifting jack kit located under the printer. 10. The printer is fixed to the wooden pallet with 4 long threaded steel rods.
  • Page 32 X350 USER MANUAL 11. Using two wrenches, hold the upper nut still while unscrewing (about 2 cm height) only the lower nut, the rod will slowly move upwards. Completely remove the rod. Repeat the operation on the other 3 remaining rods.
  • Page 33 X350 USER MANUAL 12. Now the printer is free from the wooden pallet. If you have a forklift, lift the printer following the step 13. If you do not have a forklift, follow the step 14. 13. Procedure with forklift Spread the forks as much as possible and position them as shown in the photo and make sure that the forks protrude from the other side.
  • Page 34 X350 USER MANUAL 14. Procedure without forklift. a) Insert the 2 wooden guides in front side of the pallet, aligning the reference marks. b) Push the 2 guide well so that there is no gap between it and the pallet...
  • Page 35 X350 USER MANUAL Fix the 2 wood guides to the pallet. Locate the 2 holes (see the red marks) on the pallet into which to insert the screw to be fixed. Use 2 screws 4 x 60 mm removed from panel wood in the initial previous steps.
  • Page 36 X350 USER MANUAL Front frame bar Make sure the U-shaped plate fits into the frame bar rail as shown in the photo, and now you can start to lift the printer with the jack. Front frame the U-shaped plate Front frame the U-shaped plate Raise the printer only 1 cm to create enough space to slide out the front wooden crosspiece.
  • Page 37 X350 USER MANUAL Before lowering the front side of the printer, put the brake ON both front wheels and position them parallel and orient them as shown in the photos. Brake ON Lower the front side of the printer with the jack and remove it.
  • Page 38 X350 USER MANUAL Place the jack on the pallet in the central area under the Rear frame bar and with the ratchet wrench begin to lift the jack until it reaches the level of the Rear frame bar, wait to lift the printer.
  • Page 39 X350 USER MANUAL Remove the rear wooden cross piece. Before lowering the rear side of the printer, put the brake OFF both 2 Rear wheels and position them parallel and orient them as shown in the photos.
  • Page 40 X350 USER MANUAL Lower the front side of the printer with the jack and remove it. Check that the descent guides are aligned with the front wheels.
  • Page 41 X350 USER MANUAL 15. Remove the rear bottom metal panel of the printer. Hold the printer in two people, one from the front and one from the back. Carefully look at the front and rear grip points. Ù Front grip point...
  • Page 42 X350 USER MANUAL Rear grip point 16. Disable the brakes on all 4 wheels. 17. Gently and very slowly move the printer toward the rails while a third person watches the wheels stay in the central area of the guides.
  • Page 43 X350 USER MANUAL When the front wheels reach the floor, the printer will stop on its own. 19. Two people take the appliance from the back and finish the run until the rear wheels reach the floor.
  • Page 44 X350 USER MANUAL 20. Reinstall the back cover. 21. The printer now is ready for the installation. 22. Dispose of the packaging as required by current country regulations.

  • Page 45: Supported Environmental Conditions

    The X350 must not be used in environments with an explosive atmosphere. Lighting Conditions The lighting system (natural and/or artificial) in the area where the X350 is configured and used must meet the following minimum lighting values: 200 lux. Electrical Connection Guidelines Maneuvering Spaces: Ensure the system's connection to the electrical power supply line is organized to prevent interference with user maneuvering spaces.

  • Page 46: Loading Material

    X350 USER MANUAL LOADING MATERIAL Install a roll onto the unwinder. User the ruler to align the roll on the mandrel. Typically the roll is centered on the mandrel, but can be placed in any location. On the touch screen, go to Maintenance and then PLC. Scroll down and press Air in the Unwinder section.
  • Page 47 X350 USER MANUAL Route the material through the printer. Install an empty core on the rewind mandrel. Place it in the same location as the rewind roll. Once in place, go back to the touch screen, maintenance window, PLC and press Air in the Rewinder section.
  • Page 48 X350 USER MANUAL Tape the material to the unwind mandrel. You can verify the correct position of the material by measuring the distance between the back plate and the edge of the material. Next, raise the platen back into position. Move the guides back into place and install the thumb screws.

  • Page 49: Submitting A Print Job

    X350 USER MANUAL SUBMITTING A PRINT JOB Ripping Image Install USB drive in the front USB connection that contains the print file. On the RIP tab, select Upload PDF files via File Browser. Browse to the USB drive and select the file.
  • Page 50 X350 USER MANUAL Under Size and Position, adjustments to the image can be made, such as centering the image, rotating, etc. Select the number of copies.

  • Page 51: Printing Image

    X350 USER MANUAL Click Submit to Printer. To set the media type, go to the maintenance tab, select print engine and make the selection under Media sensor settings. See page 60 for more details. If using gap or black mark media, sensor calibration details can be found on page 99.
  • Page 52 X350 USER MANUAL To reprint a job, go to the job library, select image. Select Print Selected. Go to dashboard, job will be listed. Select speed Press Start Press start.

  • Page 53: User Interface

    X350 USER MANUAL USER INTERFACE Dashboard After turning the unit on, the Dashboard should be displayed. The dashboard has the following main elements: 1. print module status information 2. ink cartridge information 3. unwinder/rewinder and web speed information 4. quick-action buttons e.g., speed change, error, and warning info 5.

  • Page 54: Ink Cartridge Information

    X350 USER MANUAL • Fault: the print module is in an erroneous state. Please check the fault details for further information and resolve accordingly. The unit has to be shut down, then perform the resolution steps and reinitialize. • DeprimedIdle: the print module is in functional state, but the printhead is not filled with ink. Printing will not be possible in this state.

  • Page 55: Job Queue Control Buttons

    X350 USER MANUAL • pressing the PAUSE button will set the job to PAUSED state. This will stop the printing session just before this job. • Single jobs could be removed from the queue by pressing the related X button.

  • Page 56: Job Library

    X350 USER MANUAL Job Library The job library stores the print jobs that have been previously generated. When a job is submitted from the RIP, a copy of the job will be automatically saved to the job library’s root directory.

  • Page 57: Folder Selector

    X350 USER MANUAL 2. Folder selector By clicking on the folder selector, the job library’s folder structure will be displayed. Clicking on any of the folders, their internal content will be shown. If a folder has one or more subfolders, a small triangle is displayed left to the folder’s name. Clicking on the triangle will expand/close the subfolder list.

  • Page 58: Job Info Section

    X350 USER MANUAL Enabling the multi-select option the operator may select multiple jobs for various operations. The user can quickly verify the selected jobs by clicking on the “Selected only” button which hides/unhides the not selected jobs. 5. Job info section The job’s size and creation date and time is displayed in the job info section.

  • Page 59: Generic Job Information

    X350 USER MANUAL Note: on the job editor the function buttons are not functional, they are reserved for future use. The highlighted components in the job editor are: 1. generic job information, 2. job consumption data. 1. Generic job information Other than the job name and original copy number the rasterization resolution, the copy and page counts, the copy and job lengths and number of previous prints are visualized.

  • Page 60: Signing In

    X350 USER MANUAL Signing in To have access to the maintenance features, the user must sign in with the role he has access to. The sign in process requires a username and a password. The default password matches the username for the operator and admin users.
  • Page 61 X350 USER MANUAL No Pullback – After printing, the media will not move back to the printhead. This setting is for continuous media. Continuous – Continuous media, no gap or blackmark. Media will move back to the printhead after printing.

  • Page 62: Plc

    X350 USER MANUAL 1. Shows the ink level of each ink tank. 2. Initialize – initializes the printer when in the Off state. 3. Shutdown – Turns off the printer. 4. Cleaning – Two levels for cleaning the printhead. 5. Cap – Manually caps the printhead.
  • Page 63 X350 USER MANUAL 4. Manually move the material. 5. Clear any errors. 6. Set the web tension. 7. Apply air to the mandrels. 8. Set the minimum unwinder diameter. 9. Lock or unlock the mandrels.

  • Page 64: Statistics

    X350 USER MANUAL Statistics System Information Displays build version information and disc usage.

  • Page 65: Settings

    X350 USER MANUAL Settings Operator Login Settings:...
  • Page 66 X350 USER MANUAL Admin Login Settings:...
  • Page 67 X350 USER MANUAL...
  • Page 68 X350 USER MANUAL Cyan ink cost: Ink cost for cyan ink per liter. Magenta ink cost: Ink cost for magenta ink per liter. Yellow ink cost: Ink cost for yellow ink per liter. Black ink cost: Ink cost for black ink per liter.
  • Page 69 X350 USER MANUAL Use antistatic bar: Enabling/Disabling the usage of the antistatic bar (if installed). Print module auto start-stop: Turning this feature on will automatically start the initialization or shutdown process of the print engine when the system booted up or properly commanded to shut down.

  • Page 70: Settings

    X350 USER MANUAL Media sensor distance: The distance between the media sensor and the print zone in mm. Cutter enabled: Enable/disable the cutter. With the cutter enabled, reverse movements are prohibited. Cutter installed: Sets if the cutter unit is installed to the printer.

  • Page 71: Quickrip

    X350 USER MANUAL Interface screen allows for the reboot or shutdown of the computer. Also, the individual modules can be restarted. QuickRIP The image below provides a visual representation of the user interface, which is how you can interact with the product.

  • Page 72: Upload & Source Files

    X350 USER MANUAL Upload & Source files In this section you can conveniently interact with your files by uploading, downloading, deleting, and organizing them. You can also see the preview and live view of the image that is currently chosen and manage your printer settings to ensure your documents are printed in the right format and quality.

  • Page 73: Preview And Live View

    X350 USER MANUAL Preview and Live View You are provided with a Preview section that offers you the ability to confirm that you are working on the intended file before printing, providing an extra layer of assurance. This view can also be utilized to quickly check adjustments made to the position, rotation, and scale of the file.

  • Page 74: Output Configurations, Print Control And Settings

    X350 USER MANUAL Output configurations, print control and settings In this section, you are given the flexibility to select your printer's output configuration to ensure that your document is printed to your exact specifications. Within this part of the interface, you can customize various aspects of the output generated by the system. This includes control over the processing and printing stage, such as adjusting the layout, size or ink levels.
  • Page 75 X350 USER MANUAL 3: To ensure your printed pages are in order when printing multiple copies, simply enable the collate option. This convenient feature arranges the pages in the correct sequence, saving you time and effort in manual sorting. 4: When you are working with a file that contains multiple pages, you may only want to process specific pages. In this case, you can specify which pages you would like to be processed.
  • Page 76 X350 USER MANUAL 7: The values presented offer information on the adjustments made to the image's position, rotation, or scale, allowing you to keep track of any modifications made. Ink levels With these sliders, you can finely tune the ink usage of your printer for the specific file being printed.
  • Page 77 X350 USER MANUAL In the upcoming section, we will delve into the concepts of intents, preserve mode, and print mode, in order to gain a deeper understanding of these settings. Intents When printing an image or document, you can choose from a variety of "intent"...

  • Page 78: Settings

    X350 USER MANUAL Black Plane: This setting is like "black," but instead of replacing out-of-gamut colors with solid black, it uses a halftone pattern to simulate the missing colors. This can be a good option for printing images with smooth gradients or subtle color variations, as it can help avoid banding or other printing artifacts.
  • Page 79 3: You can rename the current output configuration as per your preference. 4: This section is reserved for multi-head products and is not intended for the use of the X350. 5: The submenus present in this section are equivalent to the ones that were explained in sections 6 ,7 and 8 of the...
  • Page 80 X350 USER MANUAL Profile With the profile settings feature, you can enhance your application by adding additional profiles through the uploading of your ICC or ICM files. This can be easily achieved by either clicking the designated upload button or by simply dragging and dropping the files into the assigned area.

  • Page 81: Operations

    X350 USER MANUAL 1: You have the option to select the language utilized for the user interface of the application. 2: In this section, you can conveniently access all currently available labels. From here, you have the ability to delete ( ) or modify ( ) any label by simply clicking the corresponding icons.

  • Page 82: Cap The Printhead

    Warning: Risk of damaging printer components. To have the best print quality, the printhead nozzle array should be 0.7mm above the printable surface. The X350 supports media with thickness ranging from 0.05mm to 0.35mm, therefore, to achieve the best results with various media, the PPS should be regulated accordingly.

  • Page 83: Pps Regulation

    X350 USER MANUAL Quickly lower the spittoon holder to access the spittoon or to ease the loading of new material, without compromising the set PPS. Spittoon holder PPS regulation assembly PPS regulation The PPS regulation assembly has two knobs on the sides. The knobs there is a numeric scale, and above each knob there is a reference marker.
  • Page 84 X350 USER MANUAL Adjustment knobs Once the desired PPS is set, tighten the grub screw to hold the knob position.

  • Page 85: Quick Release Of The Spittoon Assembly

    X350 USER MANUAL Example: Printhead to spittoon platen distance is 0.7mm Printhead Media thickness: 0.2mm 0.7 mm Spittoon platen Knob set to 7 Setting the new PPS to have the recommended 0.7mm distance. 0.7 mm 0.9 mm Media thickness 0.2mm...
  • Page 86 X350 USER MANUAL 3. Open the hinges on both sides.
  • Page 87 X350 USER MANUAL 4. Accompany the spittoon assembly until it gets to the lowest position. 5. Having the spittoon on the lowest position gives clearance to safely and easily load new materials, or to do maintenance on the printer components in the printing zone.

  • Page 88: Changing Consumables

    X350 USER MANUAL CHANGING CONSUMABLES Install the wiper cartridge 1. Verify that the following conditions are met: • Printhead cradle is in the RAISE position • Wiper carrier is in the HOME position • The system is powered on. 2. Hold the wiper cartridge in one hand and locate the blue tab protruding from the cartridge.

  • Page 89: Installing The Ink Cartridges

    X350 USER MANUAL Installing the ink cartridges CAUTION: Wear powder-free, nitrile gloves and protective glasses before starting this procedure. The tubes and electrical cables are color coded, they have to be connected to the matching cartridge. 1. Connect the CPC connector (female) on the IDS Supply Line to the male connector on the bulk ink supply.

  • Page 90: Installing The Printhead

    X350 USER MANUAL Installing the printhead The following steps explain how to install a printhead and remove it. CAUTION: To avoid contamination, wear new, powder-free, nitrile gloves before starting this procedure. 1. Verify that the Printhead Cradle is in the RAISE position before beginning this procedure.
  • Page 91 X350 USER MANUAL 4. Ensure that the lever pin is locked into the barb holder slot. 5. Remove the printhead from the cardboard box and foil bag. 6. Open the red protective case and remove the two orange ink port covers.
  • Page 92 X350 USER MANUAL 7. If the unit has been transported, on the Print Module, remove the two green covers from the fluidic couplings (one at each end). 8. Keep the red protective case and fluidic coupling covers for storage and shipping. Close the protective case during storage and put the green fluidic coupling covers in a clean plastic bag to prevent contamination.
  • Page 93 X350 USER MANUAL 11. After you insert the printhead, push it with one finger to ensure that it is seated. 12. Disengage the printhead latch lever pin from the barb holder slot and pull it out to the side of the print module (E) shown below, then push the latch down (F).
  • Page 94 X350 USER MANUAL 14. Slide the latch into the print module (G) until it is fully engaged (H). 15. Verify that the printhead latch is fully engaged.
  • Page 95 X350 USER MANUAL 16. Verify that the three (3) labels on the Print Module are on the same plane. 17. When the Printhead Cradle reaches the PRINT position, verify that it is fully seated into the datum surface by carefully pushing down on the green printhead latch: •...

  • Page 96: Printhead Insertion Troubleshooting

    X350 USER MANUAL PRINTHEAD INSERTION TROUBLESHOOTING Warning: Risk of damaging printer components. Printhead Insertion and Reinsertion If a printhead insertion error occurs, try the following steps: 1. Locate the printhead handle and pull it in the direction shown below, taking care not to lift the handle.
  • Page 97 X350 USER MANUAL Checking Printhead FFC Connectivity The above procedure should resolve most printhead insertion problems. If you have performed this procedure twice and you are still getting insertion errors, then refer to Technical Bulletin TB0009 FFC Retainer and follow these steps: 1.
  • Page 98 X350 USER MANUAL 3. Undo the FFC clip. 4. Remove the FFC cables, inspect the notches and the conductors. If there are no problems found, reinsert the FFC, reinstall the clip and the FFC retainer clamp and reassemble the print unit as per the technical bulletin.

  • Page 99: Printhead Maintenance

    X350 USER MANUAL PRINTHEAD MAINTENANCE The table below shows a brief list of operations to preserve and maintain print component health. Task Description Cap the Printhead Printhead should be in capped position when not in use to prevent nozzles dehydrating.

  • Page 100: Fork Sensor

    X350 USER MANUAL FORK SENSOR Sensor adjustment SIMPLE AUTO-ADJUSTMENT To be used in most applications. Place the label support (or the background of the notch to be detected) between the fork prongs, using the marks available on the fork’s edges for centering.

  • Page 101: Light/Dark Working Mode

    X350 USER MANUAL LIGHT/DARK WORKING MODE The fork sensor SF30PM-FM can work in light and dark mode. It is possible to select the working mode during the FINE AUTO- ADJUSTMENT as follows: To select the light working mode: perform the first reading on background and the second one on the object to be detected.

  • Page 102: Disclaimer

    Only representation made in executed agreements will be binding on recipient and the author and/or provider of this document. Some of the materials used in this document are based on samples or scans created by other Afinia Label programs. Contact Support...

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