Roland manual PC-60 cuts but doesn’t print, Printing and cutting positions doesn’t match

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• PC-60 cuts but doesn’t print.

When [Printing] is not selected, PC-60 doesn’t print. Make sure to select [Printing].

• Image is printed with Special Color at where it is not suppose to be printed.

The color which has been print with Special Color is printed at where it is not supposed to be printed. For example, when the image contains various colors like photo realistic image, some parts of the image will sometimes be printed with Special Color.

This happens when the color selected for Special Color is mixed accidentally at different colors.

In this case, select the color not being used for the image or divide the image into 2 data, [data printed by Process Color] and [data printed by Special Color] and printed on the same media.

•The printing and cutting positions doesn’t match.

1.The printing and cutting positions sometimes doesn’t match due to the expansion and contraction of the media when cutting is performed right after the printing.

It tends to happen when printing and cutting is performed right after pulling out the media from the roll or when the humidity and temperature of the room change.

Followings could be the solution to prevent this problem.

1.Accommodate the media with the humidity and temperature. (Pull out the media from the roll and leave it for 30 minutes to 1 hour.)

2.Make the margin of printing around the cutting line.

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• Characters can not be printed or the outline can not be cut.

Please use outline fonts such as TrueType or ATM (Adobe Type Manager) to print the characters in good quality.

If the bitmap fonts are used, the characters will be jagged because the displayed image will be printed. In order to cut the outline of the character, use outline function. Please use the application, such as Illustrator 7.01 or CorelDRAW 7, that supports this function.

There are some fonts which can not be outlined.

Generally, TrueType fonts and ATM (Adobe Type Manager) fonts can be outlined, but, some application doesn’t support these fonts.

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Contents Application Software Guide Roland ColorCAMM PC-60 Properties Size Sheet Size User SizeRotate ResolutionBitmap data and Vector data All How to select cutting By ColorBy Line Type NoneWhen selecting both Printing and Cutting When only selecting CuttingWhen selecting FormFeed Y.K ProcessC.K Gray ScaleSpotColor DefaultPhotoColor TrappingHow to Print from Adobe Illustrator 7.01 Basic Operation Page Page How to Print from CorelDRAW 7 Basic Operation Page Page Page Make sure to always select FormFeed when Other Notes How to Print Tile Page from CorelDRAW 7 Advanced Operation Other Notes How to Print from Adobe Illustrator How to setupHow to create cut line with Illustrator Before PrintingSpecial Color Red, Blue and White What to do ifPrinting and cutting positions doesn’t match PC-60 cuts but doesn’t printCharacters can not be printed or the outline can not be cut

PC-60 specifications

The Roland PC-60 is a versatile and innovative MIDI keyboard controller that has found its place among musicians and producers. Known for its compact design and extensive functionality, it serves as an essential tool for both studio and live performance settings.

One of the main features of the PC-60 is its 61 full-sized, velocity-sensitive keys. This provides an authentic playing experience that is crucial for expressive performances. The keys are designed to respond to the dynamics of a player's touch, allowing for a wide range of expressive possibilities, from delicate melodies to powerful chord progressions.

The PC-60 is equipped with a range of controls, including eight assignable knobs and sliders. These can be programmed to control various parameters in music software, allowing for real-time manipulation of sound, effects, and other settings. This ability to customize controls is particularly beneficial during live performances, where quick adjustments can enhance the overall experience.

In terms of connectivity, the Roland PC-60 is compatible with USB, making it easy to connect to a computer or tablet. This makes it a plug-and-play device with seamless integration into popular DAWs, such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Pro Tools. The keyboard also features traditional MIDI outputs, allowing it to control external hardware synthesizers, drum machines, and other MIDI-compatible devices.

The PC-60 includes an array of onboard sounds and rhythms, providing immediate creativity without the need for additional software. This feature allows musicians to quickly access high-quality sounds for songwriting and jamming. The onboard sounds cover a variety of genres, making this device suitable for diverse musical styles.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Roland PC-60 is its portability. Weighing in at just under 10 pounds, this MIDI keyboard can easily be transported to gigs, rehearsals, or simply moved around the studio. Its robust build quality ensures that it can withstand the rigors of travel without compromising performance.

Additionally, the PC-60 boasts a user-friendly interface, making it easy for both beginners and experienced musicians to navigate its features. The clearly labeled controls and intuitive layout contribute to its appeal, encouraging creativity without technical distractions.

In conclusion, the Roland PC-60 stands out as a powerful MIDI keyboard controller that combines essential features, innovative technologies, and portability. Its comprehensive controls, compatibility with various devices, and high-quality sounds make it an excellent choice for musicians looking to enhance their performance and production capabilities. Whether in the studio or on stage, the PC-60 is designed to inspire and elevate musical creativity.
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