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Chapter 4: A Wide Variety of Operations
4-9 When Not in Use for a Prolonged Period
When the machine is out of use for an extended period, then once a month, switch on the power and perform cleaning.
When the machine's main power switch is left on, a warning beep sounds about once a month to remind you to perform
cleaning. We recommend switching off only the sub power and leaving the main power on even when the machine is out
of use for an extended period.
1
When the machine is out of use for about a
month, a warning beep sounds and the follow-
ing message appears on the display.
2
Press the [POWER] key to switch on the sub
power.
Cleaning is performed automatically.
3
After cleaning has finished, hold down the
[POWER] key for 1 second or longer to switch
off the sub power.
The POWER LED
lights up
Even when not in use, keep the machine in an environment where the temperature is 5 to 40 ˚C (41 to 104 ˚F) and the humidity
is 20 to 80 % (no condensation). In particular, be careful to make sure not to expose the machine to high temperatures of 40 ˚C
(104 ˚F) or more.
This machine has features for draining internal ink and for performing washing using washing cartridges, but they should never
be used except in special cases. When you're using ECO-SOL ink, allowing the machine to stand without ink for a prolonged
period may damage the heads, even if internal washing is performed. Once ink has been filled, then as a rule the ink should
never be drained.
PRESS THE POWER
KEY TO CLEAN
The POWER LED
goes out
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- For the USA 2
- For Canada 2
- Contents 3
- Features of the SC-545EX 6
- To Ensure Safe Use 10
- À propos des symboles 11
- Avis sur les avertissements 11
- Chapter 1: 17
- Getting Started 17
- 1-1 Checking Accessories 18
- 1-2 Part Names 19
- Inside the Front Cover 20
- Operation Panel (1) 20
- Operation Panel (2) 21
- Installation Environment 22
- Step 1: Assemble the Stand 23
- Chapter 1: Getting Started 24
- 1-4 Connecting the Cables 29
- Connecting to the Computer 30
- Securing the Cable 31
- BK CY MG LC LM YE 32
- Filling Ink 33
- ENV. MATCH 34
- REPLACE KNIFE 35
- FINISHED ? 35
- 1-6 Installing the Blade 36
- Chapter 2: 39
- Basic Operation 39
- Switching On the Power 41
- Chapter 2: Basic Operation 42
- 2-3 Loading Media 43
- PINCHROLL ERROR 46
- INVALID LEFT POS 46
- SETUP SHEET 46
- ROLL 46
- PIECE 47
- Adjusting the Head Height 48
- Separating the Media 50
- Removing the Media 50
- 2-4 Printing 51
- 2-5 Cutting 53
- Test Cutting 54
- 2-6 Printing and Cutting 56
- Printing Area 57
- AUTO ALIGN 58
- BASE - ALIGN 58
- Aligning Manually 60
- Chapter 3: 61
- Using the Print Heater 61
- Switching On the Print Heater 62
- 3-2 Loading Media 63
- 3-3 Printing and Cutting 64
- Cutting/Printing and Cutting 65
- Chapter 4: 67
- A Wide Variety of 67
- Operations 67
- Replacing an Ink Cartridge 69
- 1＿ 2■ 3■ 4 ■ 5■ 6■ 70
- INK REMAINING 71
- Setting the Start Location 72
- To release the setting 73
- 4-4 Setting the Margins 74
- PRINTING ADJ 75
- TEST PRINT 75
- Bidirectional Correction 76
- Saving an Adjustment Value 77
- ADJUST BI-DIR 78
- PRESETTING 1 78
- NOW PROCESSING 79
- PRINT-CUT ADJ 79
- COMPLETED 79
- PRINT - CUT ADJ 80
- PRINT - CUT ADJ 81
- FEED SETTING 81
- To resume printing 82
- Stopping Printing or Cutting 82
- SET LENGTH 83
- 0.0 m 20.0 m 83
- PRESS THE POWER 84
- KEY TO CLEAN 84
- Chapter 5: 85
- Maintenance 85
- 5-1 Cleaning the Print heads 86
- HEAD CLEANING 87
- FINISHED 88
- CLEANING? 88
- NOW PROCESSING. 90
- 5-3 Replacing the Wiper 91
- 5-4 Other Cleaning Tasks 92
- 5-8 When Moving the Unit 96
- Chapter 6: 99
- Menus and Keys 99
- 6-1 Menus Flowchart 100
- 6-2 Description of Menus 106
- 6-3 Description of Keys 110
- Chapter 7: 113
- What to Do If 113
- W 1234 mm 114
- Top menu 114
- 7-1 What to Do If 115
- Media Wrinkles or Warps 117
- The Media Becomes Jammed 118
- Capping the Print heads 119
- SET SOL CRT 121
- Chapter 7: What to Do If 122
- Messages 122
- Chapter 8: 125
- Specifications 125
- 8-1 Media Conditions 126
- Acceptable Media Width 127
- Chapter 8: Specifications 129
- 8-4 About Blade Life 130
- 8-6 Specifications 132
- Use in an operating environ 133
- R2-041129 135
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