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Seiko Group IP-6600 Manual

180 pages2.31 Mb

User's Guide
Oc CS 6060
- IP-6600
  - 3Introduction
    - i
  - 5Deliverables
    - 6ii
      - Accessories
    - 7iii
      - Options
      - Consumables
  - 8Safety Precautions
    - CAUTION
      - 9v
      - 10vi
    - 11CAUTION
      - vii
      - viii
  - 12Handling Precautions
    - Power Supply
    - Printer
    - Regular Inspection and Maintenance
    - 13ix
    - Consumables
  - 14Manual Legend (Notational rules)
    - 16xii
      - Example 3: LCD's state transitions and key operations in the text
    - CONTENTS-1
    - 17TABLE OF CONTENTS
      - Section 1 Getting Started (Basic knowledge) 1-1
        CONTENTS-2
      - 18Section 2 Basic Operations
        CONTENTS-3
      - 19Section 3 Operation Panel Menu Operations
      - Section 4 Heater Controller Operation
        CONTENTS-4
      - 20Section 5 Troubleshooting
      - Appendix
        1-1
      - 21Section 1 Getting Started
        (Basic knowledge)
        1-2
  - 22Operating Conditions
    - Installation Space
    - 241-4
  - 25Consumables
    - 261-6
    - 271-7
    - 281-8
    - Ink
      - Use our recommended ink cartridges listed below.
    - 1-13
    - 33External Views, Part Names, and Functions
      - Front
      - 341-14
      - RearRear
      - 361-16
      - Operation Panel
      - 371-17
        External Views, Part Names, and Functions
        Functions of LCD, LEDs and keys
        )1(
        )2(
        )3(
        )4(
      - 381-18
      - Heater Control Panel
        Functions of LCD, LEDs and keys
      - 1-20
  - 40LCD Messages and Printer State
    - Messages on the LCD
    - 411-21
      - (3) Online state (print mode) display
      - The printer is printing.
        (5) Online state (print pause mode) display
      - The printer is paused.
        (4) Online state (drying mode) display
      - The printer is drying the media.
    - 421-22
      - (6) Online state (print information mode) display
      - Paper total count and ink removing amount are displayed.
    - 431-23
      - (8) Shutdown state display
      - The printer is shutting down.
        (7) Offline (menu mode) display
      - Menus can be operated in offline mode.
    - 45Section 2 Basic Operations
      - 2-1
  - 46Connecting with Computer
    - 2-5
  - 49Turning the Power On/Off
    - 512-7
    - 532-9
    - Turning the Power Off
    - Turn OFF the power ON/OFF switch on the operation panel for a couple of seconds.
  - 55Replacing the Paper Roll
    - 592-15
    - Select either paper roll or cut sheet.
    - Select a paper type.
  - 64Replacing Ink Cartridges
  - 69Replacing the Waste Ink Bottle
    - 782-34
    - Select a paper type again.
    - Select *Yes or No of back feed operation.
  - 79Installing Paper on Winder
    - 819
      - 2-38
    - 82
      - 2-39
    - 83
      - 2-40
    - 84Changing Heater Control Setting Temperature
      - 852-41
      - 2-42
    - 86Using the Media Pressure Alternation Lever
  - 87Using the Head Up/Down Lever
    - 89Using the Media Edge Guard
      - 2-46
    - 90Using the FAN Guard Positioning Bar
      - 2-47
      - 91Using the Print Pause/Restart and Cancel Keys
        2-48
  - 92Inspection & Maintenance
    - Regular inspection and maintenance by operators are described below.
      - Regular inspection and maintenance guide
    - 932-49
      - <Capping Unit Cleaning>
    - 952-51
      - <Test Print>
    - 962-52
    - 2-53
    - 973A
      - 2-54
    - 983B
      - <Ink Charge After Head Washing>
      - <Head Wash>
      - 992-55
        <Head Wash>
      - 1002-56
        <Ink Charge After Head Washing>
      - 3-1
    - 105Section 3 Operation Panel Menu Operations
      - 3-2
  - 106Basic Menu Operation
    - Menu Hierarchical Structure
    - (1)
    - 107V
      - Menu Tree
      - (2) (3)
        3-3
      - <
        3-4
        108(3)
        109(5)
        3-5
        (4) (2)
        3-6
        110(3)
        1113-7
        1123-8
        Basic Operations and Keys
        1133-9
        Operation Procedure for Choice Input, Value Input, Execution, and Character Input
        1143-10
        1153-11
        1163-12
        1173-13
        An example of NAME of the ENTRY menu is given below.
        Then, modify the value.
        Select NAME.
        Modify the value by pressing the or key. (See Character List in the next page. )
        1183-14
        (6) Press key to determine the parameter.
        <Character List>
        ( + key)
        3-15
  - 119Menu Operations
    - INK Menu
    - 1203-16
    - PAPER Menu
    - 1213-17
    - ENTRY Menu
    - 1223-18
    - 1233-19
    - 1243-20
    - 1253-21
    - 1263-22
    - 1273-23
    - 1283-24
    - 1293-25
    - 1303-26
    - 1313-27
    - 1323-28
    - 1333-29
      - Menu Operations
      - Initial values for the registered papers
    - 1343-30
    - 1353-31
    - 1363-32
    - F.ADJ Menu
    - 1373-33
    - 1383-34
    - 1393-35
    - SERVICE Menu
    - 1403-36
    - 1413-37
    - 1443-40
    - FUNC Menu
    - 1453-41
    - ADJUST Menu
    - 1463-42
    - 1483-44
    - SYSTEM Menu
    - 1493-45
    - 1503-46
    - 1513-47
    - 153Section 4 Heater Controller Operation
      - 4-2
  - 154Temperature Control
    - 1554-3
    - 4-4
  - 156LDC Display
    - 1574-5
    - 4-6
  - 158Parameter Setup Mode
    - Note: # will be blinked.
    - This mode is used when the operator sets the heater control system parameters.
      - (1) Setup items and parameters
    - The setup items and parameters are listed in the table below.
      - *1 Display only, ON/OFF key is ignored.
      - (2) Entering the parameter setup mode
    - # UNIT * CELSIUS
    - 1594-7
    - 1604-8
    - 4-9
  - 161Error Messages
    - 1624-10
    - 5-1
    - 163Section 5 Troubleshooting
      - 5-2
  - 164Troubleshooting
    - Before deciding that there is a serious problem with the printer, check the following items.
      - Items to be checked
    - 5-4
  - 166When an Error Message Appears
    - Service Call Errors
    - 1675-5
    - 1695-7
    - Operator Call Errors
      - The following errors can be corrected by the operator.
    - 1705-8
    - 1715-9
    - 1725-10
    - 173When the Printer Fails to Work Correctly
      - 5-12
  - 174When a Print Error Occurs
    - Measures to solve print quality problems when a print error occurs
    - 176Appendix
      - A-2
  - 177Basic Specifications
    - Printer Specifications
      - Basic printer specifications
  - 178Options/Consumables
    - 179A-4
    - Consumables
    - A-5
    - Appendix
    - 180Celsius and Fahrenheit Conversion List

197 pages2.23 Mb

3Introduction
- i
5Deliverables
- 6ii
  - Accessories
- 7iii
  - Options
  - Consumables
8Safety Precautions
- CAUTION
  - 9v
  - 10vi
- 11CAUTION
  - vii
  - viii
12Handling Precautions
- Power Supply
- Printer
- Regular Inspection and Maintenance
- 13ix
- Consumables
14Manual Legend (Notational rules)
- 16xii
  - Example 3: LCD's state transitions and key operations in the text
- CONTENTS-1
- 17TABLE OF CONTENTS
  - Section 1 Getting Started (Basic knowledge) 1-1
    - CONTENTS-2
  - 18Section 2 Basic Operations 2-1
    - CONTENTS-3
  - 19Section 3 Operation Panel Menu Operations 3-1
    - CONTENTS-4
  - 20Section 4 Heater Controller Operation 4-1
  - Section 5 Troubleshooting 5-1
  - Appendix A-1
    - 1-1
  - 21Section 1 Getting Started
    - (Basic knowledge)
      - 1-2
22Operating Conditions
- Installation Space
- 241-4
25Consumables
- 261-6
- 271-7
- 281-8
- Ink
  - Use our recommended ink cartridges listed below.
- 1-13
- 33External Views, Part Names, and Functions
  - Front
  - 341-14
  - RearRear
  - 361-16
  - Operation Panel
  - 371-17
    - External Views, Part Names, and Functions
    - Functions of LCD, LEDs and keys
      - (1)
      - (2)
      - (3)
      - (4)
  - 381-18
  - Heater Control Panel
    - Functions of LCD, LEDs and keys
  - 1-20
40LCD Messages and Printer State
- Messages on the LCD
- 411-21
  - (3) Online state (print mode) display
  - The printer is printing.
    - (4) Online state (print pause mode) display
  - The printer is paused.
- 421-22
  - (5) Online state (print information mode) display
  - Paper total count and ink removing amount are displayed.
- 431-23
  - (7) Shutdown state display
  - The printer is shutting down.
    - (6) Offline (menu mode) display
  - Menus can be operated in offline mode.
- 1-24
44F/W Version Checking Method
- Added Functions in V2.00
  - Here, the function added in V2.00 as a firmware version checking method is described.
- F/W Version Checking Method
  - X.XX is the F/W version.
- 45Section 2 Basic Operations
  - 2-1
    - Contents of this section
46Connecting with Computer
- 2-5
49Turning the Power On/Off
- 512-7
55Replacing the Paper Roll
- 592-15
- Select either paper roll or cut sheet.
- Select a paper type.
- 672-23
  - Description is made in a case of black color.
- 682-24
- Change During Online Printing
  - Head print position adjustment : 97.00% to 103.00%
  - Press the or key (Note: Disabled at the first scan and last scan)
75Replacing Ink Cartridges
- 792-35
- Replacing Cartridges during Printing
- <If the Ink Cover is Opened>
- 802-36
- <If the Ink in Main Cartridge is Used Up>
82Replacing the Waste Ink Bottle
- 912-47
- Select a paper type again.
- Select *Yes or No of back feed operation.
92Installing Paper on Winder
- 2-51
- 95
  - 2-52
- 96
  - 2-53
- 97Changing Heater Control Setting Temperature
  - 982-54
  - 992-55
  - 2-56
- 100Using the Media Pressure Alternation Lever
101Using the Head Up/Down Lever
- 103Using the Media Edge Guard
  - 2-60
- 104Using the FAN Guard Slide Lever
  - 2-61
  - 105Using the Print Pause/Restart and Cancel Keys
    - 2-62
106Inspection & Maintenance
- Regular inspection and maintenance by operators are described below.
- 1072-63
  - <Wiper Blade Cleaning>
- 1082-64
  - <Wiper Sponge Cleaning>
- 1092-65
  - <Capping Unit Cleaning>
- 1102-66
  - <Waste Ink Bottle Disposal>
  - <Test Print>
  - <Soft Head Cleaning>
- 1112-67
- 1122-68
- 1132-69
  - <Head Wash>
- 1142-70
  - <Ink Charge After Head Washing>
- 3-1
- 118Section 3 Operation Panel Menu Operations
  - 3-2
119Basic Menu Operation
- Menu Hierarchical Structure
- 120(1)
  - Menu Tree
- (2) (3)
  - 3-3
- 121(4)
  - 3-4
- (3)
- 122(5)
- (1) (2)
- (6)
- (4)
  - 3-5
- 123(7)
  - 3-6
- (5)
- (6)
- 124(7)
  - 3-7
  - 1253-8
  - Basic Operations and Keys
  - 1263-9
  - Operation Procedure for Choice Input, Value Input, Execution, and Character Input
  - 1273-10
  - 1283-11
  - 1293-12
  - 1303-13
    - An example of NAME of the ENTRY menu is given below.
    - Then, modify the value.
    - Select NAME.
    - Modify the value by pressing the or key. (See Character List in the next page. )
  - 1313-14
    - (6) Press key to determine the parameter.
    - <Character List>
    - ( + key)
  - 3-15
132Menu Operations
- INK Menu
- 1333-16
- PAPER Menu
- 1343-17
- ENTRY Menu
- 1353-18
- 1363-19
- 1373-20
- 1383-21
- 1393-22
- 1403-23
- 1413-24
- 1423-25
- 1433-26
- 1443-27
- 1453-28
- 1463-29
- 1473-30
  - The following explains how to copy the parameter registered to paper No. 13 to paper No. 20.
- 1483-31
- 1493-32
  - Initial values for the registered papers
- 1503-33
- 1513-34
- 1523-35
- F.ADJ Menu
- 1533-36
- 1543-37
- 1553-38
- SERVICE Menu
- 1563-39
- 1573-40
- 1583-41
- CLEANING Menu
- 1603-43
- 1613-44
- ADJUST Menu
- 1623-45
- 1633-46
- 1643-47
- SYSTEM Menu
- 1653-48
- 1663-49
- 1673-50
- 169Section 4 Heater Controller Operation
  - 4-2
170Temperature Control
- 1714-3
- 4-4
172LCD Display
- 1734-5
- 4-6
174Parameter Setup Mode
- Note: # will be blinked.
- This mode is used when the operator sets the heater control system parameters.
  - (1) Setup items and parameters
- The setup items and parameters are listed in the table below.
  - *1 Display only, ON/OFF key is ignored.
  - (2) Entering the parameter setup mode
- # UNIT * CELSIUS
- 1754-7
- 1764-8
- 4-10
178Error Messages
- 1794-11
- 5-1
- 180Section 5 Troubleshooting
  - 5-2
181Troubleshooting
- Before deciding that there is a serious problem with the printer, check the following items.
  - Items to be checked
- 5-4
183When an Error Message Appears
- Service Call Errors
- 1845-5
- 1865-7
- Operator Call Errors
  - The following errors can be corrected by the operator.
- 1875-8
- 1885-9
  - - Error LED is blinking
- 1895-10
- 190When the Printer Fails to Work Correctly
  - 5-12
191When a Print Error Occurs
- Measures to solve print quality problems when a print error occurs
- 193Appendix
  - A-2
194Basic Specifications
- Printer Specifications
  - Basic printer specifications
195Options/Consumables
- 196A-4
- Consumables
- A-5
- Appendix
- 197Celsius and Fahrenheit Conversion List

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