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COL
OR INKJET PRINTER
OPERA
TION MANU
AL
MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., L
TD.
TKB Gotenyama Building, 5-9
-41, Kitashinag
awa, Shinagawa-ku, T
oky
o 141-0001, Japan
Phone : +81-3-5420-8671 Fax : +81-3-5420-8687
URL : http://www
.mimaki.co.jp/
D201515
2
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
FCC Statement (USA)
4
Interference to Televisions and Radios
4
About Media
4
Structure of this Operation Manual
5
Table of Contents
7
CHAPTER 1 Safety Precautions
13
Checking the Accessories
14
Dry Fan Unit Box
15
Duct Hose
15
Features
16
Printing
16
Symbols
19
Notes on Installation
20
Where to Install the Printer
20
Notes on Location
21
Moving the Printer
22
Connecting Power Supply
23
Printer Specifications
23
Warning for Use
24
Precautions in Use
25
CAUTIONS and NOTES
26
Types of Media that Can be Used
28
Warning Labels
29
Basic Specifications
30
Specifications for Ink
32
Notes on USB 2.0 Interface
33
CHAPTER 2 Before Use
36
Configurations and Functions
36
Front
36
Rear
38
Front Cover and Maintenance Covers
39
Relationships between Ink Station and Head Row
40
Cartridge Control
42
Carriage
44
Capping Station
44
Cutter Blade and Cutting Line
45
Media Sensor
45
Pinch Rollers and Feed Rollers
46
Heater
47
Operation Panel
48
Display
49
How to Read the Display
49
How to Read the LED Indications
51
How to Use the Keys
52
Functions of the Jog Keys
53
Modes and Menu Screens
54
Modes
54
About Function Menus
55
Basic Operation of a Menu Screen
55
Outline of Menu Hierarchy
58
Setting Values in Function Menus
61
Maintenance Functions
63
CHAPTER 3 Printing
69
Operation Flow
70
Turning the Power on
70
Power Switches
72
Adjusting the Head Gap
73
How to Check the Head Gap
74
Setting the Media on the Printer
75
Screw
76
Changing the Angular Position of the Drying Fan
76
Setting Roll Media on the Printer
77
How to Operate the Take-Up Device
85
Setting Cut Sheet Media on the Printer
86
Selecting and Checking Printing Conditions
88
How to Select a User Type
88
How to Check the User Type
88
Operating the Heaters
89
Turning on the Power to the Heaters
89
Checking the Preset Temperature and Setting a Temperature During Printing
90
What Is Beading ? (When Solvent Ink Is Used)
91
Temperature Adjustment (When Solvent Ink Is Used)
92
In Case of Heater Trouble
93
Setting the Reference Value for Dot Misalignment Correction
94
Checking for Nozzle Clogging, and Unclogging Nozzles
96
Printing a Test Pattern (Test Printing)
96
Relationship between Head Row and Test Pattern
97
If the Printed Pattern Is Abnormal (Cleaning)
97
If Nozzles Cannot be Unclogged [FILL up INK]
99
Correcting the Media Feed Rate [MEDIA COMP.]
101
If Dots Are Not in Alignment [Drop.poscorrect]
103
Effective Plotting Area
105
Establishing the Origin
106
Printing an Image
107
Starting the Printing Operation
107
Interrupting the Printing Operation
108
Cutting the Media after Completion of Printing
109
Automatic Cleaning
111
Maintenance While Printing (When Sublimation Transfer Ink Sb51 Is Used)
113
Display of [INK NEAR END] or [INK END]
116
Indication of Remaining Amount of Ink for each Cartridge
116
Turning the Power off
119
CHAPTER 4 Daily Care
121
Routine Maintenance
122
Precautions in Cleaning
122
Notes on Cleaning Solution
123
Cleaning Exterior Surfaces
123
Cleaning the Platen
123
Cleaning the Media Sensor
124
Cleaning the Media Press
124
Opening the Maintenance Cover
125
Cleaning the Wiper and Ink Caps [CARRIAGE OUT]
127
Cleaning the Nozzle [NOZZLE WASH]
130
Cleaning the Ink Discharge Passage [DISWAY WASH]
133
When the Operation of the Printer Is to be Suspended for a Long Time [CUSTODY WASH]
135
Before Executing the [PUMP TUBE WASH]
139
PUMP Tube Cleaning
142
Wiper Cleaning
144
Cleaning the Heads and Their Surrounding Parts
147
Preventing Nozzle Clogging While Power Is off [SLEEP SET UP]
150
Refreshing Interval During Sleep Mode [REFERSH]
150
Tube Cleaning Interval During Sleep Mode [TUBE WASH]
151
Cleaning Interval During Sleep Mode [CLEANING]
152
Setting Periodical Operations in Stand-By Mode [ROUTINE SETUP]
153
Preventing the Bedewing of Ink on the Nozzle Surface
153
[ROUTINE WIPING] (When Solvent Ink Is Used.)
153
Refresh Interval While in Stand-By Mode [REFERSH]
155
Tube Cleaning Interval While in Stand-By Mode [TUBE WASH]
156
Cleaning Interval While in Stand-By Mode [CLEANING]
157
Other Maintenance Functions
159
Changing Warning Time of Wiper Replacement [WIPER LEVEL]
159
Changing Warning Time of Flushing BOX Cleaning or Replacement [BOX EXCHANGE LV]
161
When the Waste Ink Tank Is Full
162
Cleaning of Flushing Box
164
Replacing the Wiper [WIPER EXCHANGE]
167
Replacing the Cutter Blade
169
In Case of Trouble
171
CHAPTER 5 In Case of Trouble
172
Before Taking a Phenomenon as a Failure
172
Power Does Not Turn on
172
The Printer Cannot Perform Printing
172
Media Jamming Arises / Media Is Soiled
173
[HEAT] or [CONSTANT] LED Does Not Light up
173
If Image Quality Is Poor
174
White Lines / Blur (Sprayed Ink) / Dark Stripes (in the Moving Direction of the Heads)
174
Characters Are Double- or Triple-Printed in the Media Feed Direction
174
Disagreement in Print Positions between Outward Trip and Homeward Trip (Jet Deviation)
175
There Is Staggered Print or Nozzle Missing
175
Ink Drops Falling on Media During Printing (Ink Drops Falling)
175
If Nozzles Are Still Clogged Even after Head Cleaning
176
Discharge&Wash
176
When Nozzle Clogging Is Not Corrected [HEAD SELECT]
180
Ink Cartridge Trouble
182
Displaying the Description of Ink Cartridge Trouble
182
If ERROR 202 [DEVICE CONSTRUCTION] Is Displayed
183
Checking Detailed Results of Checks
183
Troubles for Which Error Messages Are Displayed
184
Checking Error History [ERROR HISTORY]
184
Warning Messages
185
Error Messages
188
In Case of Trouble
192
CHAPTER 6 Operation for Functions
195
Functions Invoked by [FUNCTION] Key
196
Invoking SET up Functions
196
Registering Printing Conditions in a Lump (Type Registration)
196
List of Functions
197
Outline of the Setup Functions
198
Print Mode
199
Drying Time
201
Color Pattern
202
Invoking MAINTENANCE Functions
205
List of Functions
205
Setting a Maintenance Function
206
Make Setting of the Media Remaining Amount Display Function [MEDIA RESIDUAL]
207
Moving the Printer Safely [Beforemovingit.]
208
Invoking MACHINE SETUP Functions
210
List of Functions
210
Functions of [INFORMATION] Key
210
Setting a MACHINE SETUP
211
Outline of the Machine Setup Functions
212
Media Cut
213
Time Set
213
Unit Setup
213
Stamp Setup
214
Error History
215
Invoking NCU Functions
220
List of Functions
220
Setting a NCU Functions
220
Outline of the NCU Functions
221
DISPLAY Setting
223
Applied Settings of Functions
224
Settings of Heaters
224
Detailed Settings of Heaters
225
How to Operate Function Menus
227
Functions Related to the Cutter
228
When the Media Is to be Cut at a Desired Position
228
When [ ] Key Is Allocated to Direct Cut Key
228
Functions Related to Print Quality
229
Correcting Media Feed During Printing [FEED COMPENSATION.]
229
Functions Related to Ink
230
When Ink Sets (4-Color and 6-Color) Are to be Changed
230
Function Flowchart [BOOT]
232
Function Flowchart [LOCAL Mode]
234
Function Flowchart [REMOTE Mode]
238
Function Flowchart [FUNCTION Key]
240
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MIMAKI JV5-160S Specifications
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Brand
MIMAKI
Model
JV5-160S
Category
Printer
Language
English
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