Oce CS6407 Manual de usuario

Océ Technologies B.V.

Océ CS640

Océ CS6407

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#LANGUAGE

>ENGLISH

ENGLISH

The LCD message is displayed in English.

FRENCH

The LCD message is displayed in French.

ITALIAN

The LCD message is displayed in Italian.

GERMAN

The LCD message is displayed in German.

SPANISH

The LCD message is displayed in Spanish.

PORTUGUESE

The LCD message is displayed in Portuguese.

Table of Contents

Appearance / Name and function of each part 3

Printer front (takeup side) 3

Printer rear (supply side) 4

Printer heater unit 5

Operation panel 5

Media installation and removal ……………… 7

Roll media installation procedure 7

Procedure to install general roll media to the take-up reel

unit 11

Procedure to remove media from the printer 13

Setting media advance correction values 15

Ink pack installation and replacement ……… 16

Ink pack installation/replacement procedure 16

Waste ink bottle installation and replacement 17

Procedure when the waste ink bottle becomes full 17

Procedure when no waste ink bottle is installed 17

Replacing the wiper blade …………………… 18

Correcting the edge sensor position ………… 19

Adjusting tension bar length ………………… 20

Print head cleaning …………………………… 20

Feeding the media [Feed] …………………… 21

Backfeeding the media [Backfeed] …………… 22

How to use the pressure control knob ……… 22

How to use the head up/down mechanism … 23

How to use media edge guards ……………… 23

Periodic maintenance ………………………… 24

Menu Tree ……………………………………… 28

Setting items …………………………………… 29

Troubleshooting ……………………………… 32

When an error message is displayed ………… 33

Service call errors 33

Operator call errors 33

When a warning message is displayed ……… 34

PRINTER SETUP

ADJUST HEATER

Océ CS6407

Quick Reference Guide

ENGLISH

Appearance / Name and function of each part

This section shows the printer appearance and describes the name and function of each component.

Printer front (takeup side)

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

















Unlock

(OFF)

Lock

(ON)











Operation panel Provided with LEDS and LCD to display printer status and keys to set functions.

Ink box cover An inlet to set ink (Note: Displayed as “INK COVER” on the LCD.)

Tension bar guide The guide of bar to apply tension to the media

Caster Unlocked to move the printer and locked to immobilize it.

Pressure control knob A knob to switch the media press force

Front cover Must be closed during printing.

Waste ink bottle unit A unit to contain a waste ink bottle

Cap cover Opened when cleaning the capping unit or replacing the wiper blade.

Wipe cover Opened when maintaining the print head (replacement/height adjustment).

Take-up direction switch A switch to select media takeup direction

Media feed switch

Take-up reel switch

A switch to feed media automatically

A switch to wind media automatically

@Media dryer fan A fan to dry ink after printing.

>Protection bar A bar to protect media surface just after the print.

Printer rear (supply side)

[

SGY

SPrinter power inlet

YPrinter power switch

GHeater power inlet

THeater power switch

VUSB connector Connected to the printer server.

[Subcartridge An auxiliary ink for printing even during replacement of ink

WTake-up reel switch

Media feed switch (P.43)

KPressure control knob (P.55)

QScroller ange (P.40)

RPeel roller (P.43)

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Operation panel

The keys, LEDs and LCD are laid on the operation panel of the printer as shown below. In addition, the operation panel is also

equipped with a buzzer function for attention in case an error occurs or an invalid input is entered.

LCD Indicates printer status and menus.



Power switch

MENU ONLINE

HEATER CANCEL

Printer heater unit

This printer is equipped with three heaters for ink fusing and image quality stabilization.

Media

Head



Supply side

(rear) Takeup side

(front)

LEDs

Indicate printer status with ON, OFF,

and blinking.

Keys

Used for menu operation and other

purposes of the printer.



Buzzer

Preheater (rear)

Preheats media.

Print heater (front)

Penetrates ink into media to fuse the ink.

Afterheater (nishing)

Dries ink to stabilize print quality.

- These three heaters are controlled independently.

The temperature of each heater can be controlled from

the operation panel and the host PC (RIP).

WARNING

-Do not touch these heaters to avoid burn as they

become hot.

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Name and function of LCD, LEDs, and keys

No. / Classication

Name Function



LED

AData LED

(Green)

Indicates data reception state.

-Blink: Receiving data from the host computer.

-OFF: No receiving data from the host computer.

BError LED (Orange)

Indicates whether an error has occurred.

-ON: An error has occurred.

-Blink: Warning state.

-OFF: Normal (no error)

CInk LED

(Green)

Indicates whether ink is remaining.

-ON: Ink of all colors is present.

-Blink: Ink near-end (Ink of any color is little.)

-OFF: No ink.

DMedia LED (Green)

Indicates whether media is remaining.

-ON: Media is present (Either roll media or cut-sheet media is

loaded.)

-Blink: Take-up reel unit's operation was suspended.

-OFF:

No media (Neither roll media nor cut-sheet media is loaded.)

EONLINE LED (Green)

Indicates online or oine state of the printer.

-ON: Online

-Blink: Online pause mode

-OFF: Oine



Key

ONLINE key Used to select online or oine of the printer.

MENU key Used for auxiliary parameter input (switching menu layer display).

CANCEL key Used to cancel entered parameters.

OK key Used to x the selected menu and parameters.

HEATER key Used to enter heater control menu.

key

Used to select a menu group and switch menu (selection,

increment/decrement of value)

key



Power switch Power switch Used to turn on or o the power of the printer.



LCD LCD

Displays messages and status of the printer in alphanumeric characters,

KANA characters and symbols (20 characters × 2 lines). The menu

adopts a layered structure. Each menu can be accessed with the S, T,

W, and Xkeys.



Buzzer Buzzer Sounds when an error occurs or when invalid key operation is made or

when the print head is not capped in the daily maintenance.

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Media installation and removal

Put the media on the table.

If you want to use a dolly, contact us. We have a

recommend product.

Insert the scroller shafts into the paper tube.

Scroller shaft

Roll spacer

Note

-Adjust the position of the roller shaft so that the roll

spacer is positioned at the center of the media roll.

Install the scroller ange into each end of the

media roll.

(1) Insert the scroller ange into each edge of the paper

tube.

Scroller ange

Roll media installation procedure

The installation method of the scroller ange varies with the type, weight and take-up direction of the media. See the tables

below to install the scroller ange correctly.

General media Vinyl chloride media

Flange spacer Required Not required

(2) Insert the ange spacer between the scroller ange

and the media roll.

Flange spacer

(3) Push the scroller ange until it stops and turn the handle

clockwise until the ange is xed to the paper tube.

Scroller ange Handle

(4) Remove the ange spacers.

Attach the scroller shaft clip.

(1) Slip the scroller shaft clip on the scroller shaft.

(2) Turn the knob to x the scroller shaft.

Knob

Scroller shaft clip

oll

Install the media roll tted with the scroller

anges into the printer roller groove properly.

Printer rear (supply side)

rinter rea

Flange support

Scroller ange

Cap side Wiper side

Install the ange holders.

Remove the protection bar and open the front

cover. Front cover

Protection bar

Move the media edge guards to each side so

that they are not under the media.

Media edge guards

Rotate the pressure control knob clockwise to

raise the pressure roller.

Takeup side Supply side

Pressure control knobs

Insert the media end into the paper feeder

while smoothing out the media by hand to

prevent wrinkles.

Printer rear

Paper feeder

If it is hard to insert the media end into the paper

feeder due to a curl of the media, interpose an interleaf

and insert the media end under the interleaf as shown

in the gure.

-Up curl - Down curl

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Feed the media until the media end almost

reaches the oor.

In this state, smooth out the media toward the both

sides on the platen to make the media center tense.

Platen

Note

-If the media is set with a distortion or wrinkles, this may cause a

media jam or skew.

Feed back the media to the top of the front

paper guide. Front paper guide

Feed back the media while pressing the center of

the media gently at the supply side.

-Step 12 is important to set the media properly.

Takeup side Supply side

Pressure control knobs

Rotate the pressure control knob

counterclockwise to lower the pressure roller.

Set the media edge guards and close the front

cover.

CHECK EDGE GUARD

*OK?

Check that the media edge guards are not under the

media or thick media is not caught by inserting it

forcibly. After conrming visually that the media edge

guards are properly set, press the key.

Select roll media or cut-sheet media.

ROLL/SHEET:SHEET

SELECT MEDIA

ROLL/SHEET:ROLL

Either [roll] or [sheet] can be selected with the key

or key.

Here, select [roll] and press the key.

(To return to the media selection, press the CANCEL

key.)

Select the type of media.

Select the registered type of media with the and

keys and press the key.

MEDIA:TYPE02

SELECT MEDIA

MEDIA:TYPE02

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To register new media

[NEW MEDIA ENTRY] is displayed at the end of the registered

media.

Press the key to enter MEDIA REG MENU.

The media registration procedure is the same as the

registration from the registration menu.

Press the key to return from the media registration menu

to the media type selection menu.

To return to the value before input, press the CANCEL key.

MEDIA:TYPE02

SELECT MEDIA

MEDIA:TYPE02

(The registered media is displayed.)

SELECT MEDIA

NEW MEDIA ENTRY

(Enter the media registration menu.)

Enter the remaining media.

Enter the remaining roll media loaded on the printer.

SET REMAINING MEDIA

*XXXm

Note

-After installing the media, check whether the media on the

platen has no oat or wrinkles.

This sign is displayed when the slack is

insucient.

-In case of use of sheet media, this message is not

displayed.

-If the media slackness is insucient, the next

operation will not be started.

CHECK

SLACKEN MEDIA

Press the tension bar to the peel roller’s upper

part. Then create a slack between the platen

and the peel roller, by carrying the tension

bar to the rear side of the peel roller with a

supply-side feed switch.

Switch Tension bar

Tension bar

Adjust the tension bar length and decide whether to

attach a ange or not, depending on the type and

width of the media.

Examples of tension bar combinations

Size used Tension bar length

L 48 inches (123 cm)

L, S 64 inches (164 cm)

L, S, S 80 inches (204 cm)

Put a tension bar suitable for the media width.

Usually put a tension bar suitable for the media width with a

few exceptions.

Put a tension bar which is half the width of the media.

Put an S size tension bar (without a ange) on the center of

the slack.

Peel roller

Scroller ange

Supply-side slack sensor

Slacken o to a level lower than the supply-side slack sensor.

When the slack reaches the sensor detection area, the

operation panel blips.

Note

-Be sure to rotate the panel with the supply-side feed switch.

Do not rotate the peel roller manually, or the printer may be

damaged.

Check the media setting.

Press the key.

SET MEDIA

*OK?



PREPARING MEDIA

PLEASE WAIT

Note

-Rewind the printer's media completely at the end of the day. The

PVC media installed and left for a night on the printer may cause

media jam.

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