Printing Data
Before Print Start
Check the state of the ink cartridges, cleaning cartridge, flushing cartridge, and waste ink bottle before
printing. For details about how to check the conditions, see page 166 "Checking Machine Status and
Settings".
For details about replacing consumables, see page 233 "Replacing Consumables".
• If the ink cartridge becomes empty during printing or the waste ink bottle is full, printing will be
interrupted. Check the remaining capacity of the ink cartridges and the waste ink bottle
beforehand.
• If you send the RIP data to start printing when the heater is still not warmed up (such as when the
heater is still off), ripples may be produced in the media. Increase the temperature up to that
required for printing. Also, if there are ripples on the media on the platen or roll feed unit, feed the
media using the [Origin Setting] menu, eliminate the ripples, and then send the RIP data to start
printing.
Start Printing
• Never open the center cover or raise the lever during printing. Opening the cover or raising the
lever will abort printing.
• Keep the center cover closed even when the machine is not printing. If not, dust can accumulate
on the nozzles in the heads.
• When using roll media, rewind the roll media and make sure there is no warping before printing.
Failure to do so may cause defects in image quality.
• As you may not obtain the printing result you want for some printing data or media types, we
recommend performing trial printing beforehand.
• Do not open the cover during printing. Doing so may cause a misfeed.
• If you send the RIP data to start printing when the heater is still not warmed up (such as when the
heater is still off), ripples may be produced in the media. Increase the temperature up to that
required for printing. Also, if there are ripples on the media on the platen or roll feed unit, feed the
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