Roland PC-600 User Manual download pdf (Page 61)

Chapter 3 - User's Reference

Is the brake installed?

If the included brake is not attached, then install it (see "2-3

Loading the Material").

If the settings on the machine have been made to set the

prefeed function to [ENABLE], then before performing

printing or cutting, the length of material required for output is

automatically pulled out from the roll, then returned to the

rear, where it is left slack. The brake keeps the material from

returning to the roll at this time.

If the material is not pulled out from the roll first, printing or

cutting may be misaligned, or the material may come loose or

jam.

Printing on the platen was

performed by mistake

Clean the platen. (See "3-7 Care and Maintenance.")

When performing long printing,

the colors are misaligned

This is caused by expansion and contraction of the material.

For roll material in particular, the time required for the

material to uncurl and acclimatize to the ambient temperature

and humidity is different for the outer portions and the central

portion of the roll.

Before you perform long printing, pull out the length of

material to be printed from the roll and let it allow to stand for

about 30 minutes to an hour to allow it to become acclimatized

to the environment.

When performing long printing or

cutting, operation stopped before

printing or cutting finished

Depending on the program you're using, it may be possible to

print or cut only up to the program's maximum output size.

One portion cannot be printed or

cut

Do the settings for material size (printing area) for

the driver and the program match each other?

If the settings for material size (printing area) for the driver

and the program are different from each other, the output

location may be shifted.

Be sure to make sure the settings for material size (printing

area) for the driver and the program match each other before

performing output.

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Roland PC-600 User Manual Page 61