Canon W7200, W7250 manual General Caution

Page 10

TGeneral Caution

zThere are high voltage points inside the printer. To avoid a fire or electrical

shock, never attempt to disassemble the printer or attempt repairs.

zTo avoid a fire or electrical shock, never use flammable sprays around the

printer.

zTo avoid minor injury from moving parts inside the printer, never open a cover or insert your hand into the printer while the printer is operating.

zTo avoid a fire, electrical shock, or damage to the printer, never place

anything on the printer such as small metal objects like staples, paper clips, or any type of liquid container, especially containers of flammable liquids which could fall accidentally into the printer.

z To avoid possible personal injury, never touch the blade of the cutter unit while the unit is removed from the printer.

zTo prevent a fire hazard or dangerous electrical shock, if a foreign object

falls or a liquid spills into the printer, press the Power button immediately to switch the printer off then unplug the printer power cord from the power supply. Call for service and do not use the printer until it has been checked by a qualified service technician.

zConnect the interface cable correctly. To avoid damage, before connection make sure that the shape of the cable connector matches the connection point on the printer.

viii

Image 10

Contents Page Copyright 2002 Canon Inc. all rights reserved Conventions Notations About TextIllustrations and Screen Examples Abbreviations Legal NoticeRegulations for this product FCC RegulationsCanadian Radio Interference Regulations International Energy Star ProgramPower Supply Safety Warnings and PrecautionsLocation Pacemakers Cleaning the PrinterAn Emergency Printer locationMoving the Printer Printhead and Ink TanksGeneral Caution Contents Menu Settings Summary Tables Canceling a Print JobHow to Perform Menu Settings Cleaning the PrinterOptions Replacing the PrintheadPrint Job Results Abnormal ConsumablesUninstalling the Software Before Using the Printer Printer Part Names Printer Main UnitRight cover DIP switchesOperation panel Lift handlesIeee 1394 Port Optional for W7250 Power connectorMedia Take-up Unit connector Only W7200 Top View Inside Carriage railPrinthead lock cover Printhead height adjustment leverCarriage Inside Upper Cover Carriage cover PrintheadTray open lever Inside the Tray Belt stopper holderRoll stopper Roll holderInside the Right Cover Bk Ink Tank PC Ink Tank PM Ink Tank Bk Ink Tank Cover PC Ink Tank Cover PM Ink Tank CoverMedia Take-up Unit Take-up holder Take-up mode switchTake-up switch Slider holderSwitching the Printer On and Off Switching the Printer OnSwitching the Printer Off Setting the Printer Online and Offline Setting the Printer OnlineSetting the Printer Offline When the Online lamp goes off, the printer is offlinePrint Media You Can Use Print Media That Can Be Used Types of Print MediaPhoto Semi-Glossy Paper Glossy FilmPhoto Glossy Paper Proofing PaperRoll Media Paper SizesCut Sheets Arch E Printing Area Handling Print MediaLoading Roll Media Selecting the Media SourceLoading the Roll Media Press Paper Source to light the Roll Media lampOpen the tray Pull the tray open lever then pull out the roll media trayPrint Media You Can Use Roll media is locked in place by the roll holder Print Media You Can Use Loading Roll Media Close the roll media tray Close the tray Media NamePrint Media You Can Use Selecting the Roll Media Type Press or to select Roll Media Type then pressLoading Cut Sheets Selecting the Cut Sheet SourcePress Paper Source. The Cut Sheet lamp lights Open the upper cover Loading Cut SheetsRaise the paper release lever Loading Cut Sheets Lower the paper release lever Close the upper cover Press or to select the type of cut sheet, then press EnterCut Sheet Type Setting Press or to select Cut Sheet Type then press Select the Cut Sheet TypePress or to select the type of cut sheet then press Enter Adjusting Printhead Height High Quality Printing on FilmPress and hold for more than 1 second Close the upper cover Re-adjusting Printhead Height Aligning the PrintheadUsing the Media Take-up Unit Press or to display Enable then press Enter Settings for Using the Media Take-up UnitPress or to display Take-up Reel then press If the output stacker is installed, remove it from the stand Loading Roll MediaPrint Media You Can Use Press or to select Auto Feed then press Press or to select Yes then press EnterPress to feed some slack into the roll media Set the weight roll inside the slack of the roll media Press the Online button to display OnlineRemoving Printed Media from the Media Take-up Unit Press to feed the roll media by a small amountRemove the weight roll from inside the roll media Press or to display Force Cutting then pressTape the edge of the roll if required If the output stacker was in use, re-attach it to the stand Press or to display Disable then press Enter Disabling the Media Take-up UnitPrinting from Windows Printing Print ProcedureSoftware application, select Print from the File menu Print job starts Page Opening Online Help Viewing Online HelpPrinter Properties window, click the Help button Printing from Windows Printing from a Macintosh Mac OS 8.6/9.x Selecting the PrinterFrom the Apple menu, select Chooser This completes the selection of the printer Mac OS If the name of the printer is in the list, go to Step Click the Print button Canceling a Print Job Canceling a Background Print JobPrinter re-enters print mode and is ready for operation Select Resume Printing from the File menuSelect the Finder then select Applications from the Go menu Queue list for the printer is displayed Print job in progress is canceled Canceling a Foreground Print Job Print job is canceledViewing Help Opening HelpPrinting from a Macintosh UsingPanel the Operation Standby What’s On the Operation Panel?Reading the Display Print Job ProcessingCurrent Selection Message DisplayPaper Source button Cancel buttonButton Enter button Power buttonOnline button Data lamp Roll Media lampCut Sheet lamp Message lampMenu Flow Summaries Function MenusPrinter Function Priorities Main MenuPress or c, e to select Sleep Timer then press d Press or c, e to select the value then press Enter g Menu Settings Summary Tables Main MenuSleep Timer RAM Maintenance When the X Ink Check Message is Displayed When to Replace an Ink TankReplacing Ink Tanks Handling Ink Tank Precautions When the Replace X Tank Message Is DisplayedReplacing an Ink Tank Press or to display Rep. Ink Tank then pressRemove the new ink tank from its protective cover Close the ink tank cover until you hear it catch Replacing Ink Tanks Switching Off Ink Level Detection Executing Print JobCleaning the Printer Cleaning the Printer SurfacesMaintenance Cleaning Inside the Upper Cover Maintenance Cleaning the Paper Restraint Printer offBe sure to clean the entire surface of the paper restraint Cleaning the Carriage Rail Maintenance Cleaning the Printer Handing Printhead Precautions Replacing the PrintheadHow to Replace the Printhead Press or to select System Setup then press Press or to select Replace P.Head then pressReplacing the Printhead Remove the old printhead Make sure that the printhead is inserted completely Maintenance Close the upper cover Maintenance Troubleshooting Having a Problem? Cannot Print Printer Not Switched OnPrinter Not Operating Correctly Printer Is On But Not OnlineCannot Install Macintosh Printer Driver Cannot Install Windows Printer DriverSystem Does Not Recognize the Printer Printer Not Operating Correctly Error message is displayed No error message is displayedPrinting Does Not Start Printing Halts During Print Job Blank paper is ejected from the printer Printing is faint Print Job Results AbnormalPoor Print Quality Ink SmearedEdges Smeared with Ink Black Streaks VisiblePrint Results Do Not Match Print Job Content Colors WrongImage Color Borders Printing Dark Other ProblemsInk consumption is exceedingly high Message Is Displayed Load Cut Sheet Ink level ?Cut Failed Eject Cut SheetSize Undetected Turn Power OffFeed Limit Remove Ink TankMemory Overflow No PrintheadCheck Printhead No MediaIncorrect Media Media Too SmallMedia Jam End of RollRemoving a Roll Media Jam Removing Paper JamsJam During Roll Media Preparation Removing Paper Jams After closing the roll media tray, close the tray Off Roll Media Jam During Printing or CuttingTroubleshooting Removing Paper Jams Firmly push the roll media tray completely into the printer Removing Paper Jams Removing a Cut Sheet Jam Removing Paper Jams Troubleshooting Press the Online button twice to display Main Menu Checking the Print StatusPress or to display Test Print then press Press or to select Nozzle Check then press Enter button Printhead Cleaning Procedure Cleaning the PrintheadTypes of Printhead Cleaning Head Cleaning aPress or to display Head Cleaning then press Press or to select the cleaning method then press EnterAligning the Printhead Repeat for B ~ E on Pattern a to make adjustments Press or to select Adjust Printer then pressPress or to select Print Pattern a then press Enter Repeat for K on Pattern a to make adjustments Adjusting Amount of Media Feed Press or to select Print Pattern B then press Enter Reducing the Amount of Cut Waste Press or to display CutDustReduct. then press Press or to display System Setup then pressPress or to select the setting then press Enter Press or to select the media type then pressAdjusting and Replacing the Cutter Press and hold for over 1 second Troubleshooting Attach the cutter blade to the carriage Troubleshooting Other Important Information Media Take-up Unit OptionsStand Ieee 1394 Expansion Board Roll Holder SetsMedia Types ConsumablesPrint Media Roll SizesInk Tanks PrintheadCutter Blades Confirming the Firmware Version Obtaining the Firmware UpdateUpdating the Firmware Press or to select Information then pressUninstalling the Software Deleting Old USB/IEEE 1394 Printer DriversUninstall begins Windows Uninstalling the Printer DriverMacintosh Page Other Important Information Specifications Printing Characteristics W7200 W7250Print Media W7200 W7250 Symbols IndexDisplay 2-29 Printhead 6-18, 6-22 Software

Related manuals

Manual 8 pages 62.06 Kb