Sp 300 roland manual

Page 70 Consumables Consumables 3. Cleaning Wiper Referential time for replacement…… 1. Wiping : times 2. Rubbing : times 3. Cleaning Wiper should be replaced when it becomes crumbly. Page 71 Consumables Consumables 4. Lithium Battery on Main Board Referential time for replacement…… 1. Page 72 Consumables Consumables 5.

Ink Tubes Referential time for replacement…… 1. Printing Time : 2, hours Above is just a reference. Page 73 Consumables Consumables 6.

Cap Top Referential time for replacement…… 1. Head will not be capped correctly and ink bubbles will gather inside the Cap. There would be missing dots or diagonally fired dots. Page 74 Consumables Consumables 7. Sponge at the Flushing System Referential time for replacement…… 6 months Above is just a reference. Filter absorbs ink flushed from the Head.

It stops absorbing ink and results in ink drop problem. Page 75 Consumables Consumables 8. Sponge at the Wiping System Referential time for replacement…… 1. Sponge absorbs the dropped ink from the Scraper to prevent ink drops.

Page 76 Consumables Consumables 9. Pump Unit Referential time for replacement…… 1. Pump times : 50, times Above is just a reference. The machine will not suck ink and results in missing dots. Daily Maintenance By End Users : It is highly recommended to perform the manual cleaning around the Head, Cap Assembly and Cleaning Wiper once a day in order to keep the machine in a good condition.

Page 79 Periodical Maintenance Periodical Maintenance 2. Periodical Maintenance By Service Engineers : It is highly recommended to have the service engineers visit the end users at least once in 6 months to have customer satisfaction. Purpose : 1. Replacement of Consumable Parts 2.

Firmware Upgrade 3. Head Rank Setting 4. Head Alignment 5. Linear Encoder Setup 6. Calibration 8. Firmware Disk 2. USB Cable Head Rank has to be set to drive the Piezo element with the suitable power so that ink will be fired straight or fire with the same quantity with all other heads. It could result in the printing problem such as banding or fines lines, and in the worst case, Head could be damaged by supplying too much power.

Number of entered digit : 35 digit number and alphabet 6 F 0 3 7 3 There are 4 different adjustments. Head is replaced. It could result in the printing problems, such as white fine lines across the printing or banding. Page 98 Horizontal Adjustments Horizontal Adjustments The landing position of the dots will also be different depending on the size of dots.

In order to have good printing results, timing to fire the ink has to be calibrated. Main Board is replaced. Therefore, the timing to fire ink has to be matched between both direction to land the dots in the same position. Page Bidirection Adjustments Bidirection Adjustments The landing position of the dots will also be different depending on the size of dots.

It could result in the printing problems, such as white fine lines across the printing or banding and some dots shift in the scanning direction. It also sets up the maximum width for using the clear film. When there is a problem in the Linear Encoder, following symptoms occur. Print Error occurs and machine stops functioning.

Printing position shifts from the correct position. Based on the limit, following positions will be memorized, too. Capping Position is adjusted to the Locking Position. Feeding distance could be changed because the radius changes depending on the thickness of the media.

SP Windows Driver Set up guide. SPV Setup Guide. Windows7 Driver installation. This document outlines the procedures to install RVW printer drivers manually in Windows7. Creating Profiles with Roland VersaWorks. VersaWorks Profiling Spanish.

Please copy the unzipped. Roland Swatch Libraries for Illustrator. Network Connectivity to a Roland Printer. This video outlines the process of making a network connection to a Roland Printercutter. Perfcut with VersaWorks. Roland Academy Webinars On-Demand. Then filter through the videos to find a training session that suits your needs. R-WearStudio Workflow Project. Transparencies with Adobe Illustrator.

Video for working with transparencies in Adobe Illustrator specifically for VersaWorks original. Certain design elements in Illustrator can cause cut lines to disappear in VersaWorks original. This video outlines the process to use variable data printing in VersaWorks.

The following video outlines how to vectorize a graphic for rhinestone placement using Roland R-WearStudio. Double Cut Line VersaWorks. This document outlines the troubleshooting procedures for VersaWorks crashing or freezing lock up. Product End of Life Policy Spanish.

Product End-of-Life Policy We will offer support to 5 years after the last unit is shipped discontinued date from Roland DGA. Can't find the driver you need for your Roland? I can't find the driver I need for my Roland! Color Products Ink Configuration Matrix. This article has been optimized for Mobile viewing. Cut Paths Are Being Clipped. The cut path is being clipped on one side of the print. Below, you will find the most frequently asked questions about the Roland SP Is your question not listed?

Thank you very much for purchasing this product. If you find any. What to Do If Ask a question. About the Roland SP Roland SP specifications. Related product manuals. Sudden movement when removing may cause ink to be spilled. Gently shake the new ink cartridge, then insert it slowly.

If Ink Runs Out During Printing If ink runs out during printing, a warning beep sounds and the screen shown in the figure appears. Page Cleaning The Printing Heads Cleaning the Printing Heads Switching on the sub power automatically performs maintenance operations, including cleaning of the printing heads.

This means that there is normally no need to perform cleaning otherwise. If drop-out occurs with printed images, clean the printing heads. Perform head cleaning only when there is dot drop-out gaps or printing becomes faint. Load media for printing-test use.

Page Cleaning Using The Cleaning Kit If image drop-out persists even after performing cleaning with the cleaning kit, or if the cleaning kit has been used up, contact your authorized Roland DG Corp. The heads are consumable parts. The useful life is six billion shots per nozzle.

Page 81 Cleaning the Printing Heads Open the front cover and detach the mainte- nance cover. Printing carriage The printing carriage moves, and the screen shown in the figure appears. Use a cleaning stick to wipe off any grime from the stainless- Printing head steel frame for the heads and the plastic areas on either side of the heads. Page 83 Cleaning the Printing Heads Clean the wiper. Use the [ ] key to extract the wiper. Wiper Use a cleaning stick to wipe away any buildup of dust and grime from the wiper.

Cover Screws Engage the cover on the hooks to install. Hook The screen in the figure appears. The printing heads return to the standby position, and head cleaning starts automatically.

Page Other Cleaning Tasks Other Cleaning Tasks The machine and the inside of the front cover may become soiled with ink during printing. The cleaning methods described below let you continue printing without affecting the printed media or the machine. When carrying out any cleaning other than cleaning using cleaning sticks, switch off the main power. Page Replacing The Consumable Parts Replacing the Consumable parts Replacing the Wiper If the screen shown in the figure appears, replace the wiper with a new one.

Page 87 Replacing the Consumable parts Use the tweezers to press the area shown in the figure and engage the wiper on the hook. Hook When installing the wiper, be sure to engage it on the hook. If the wiper is not hooked, it may fall off during use. If the blade becomes dull, replace it with the included replacement blade. The blade is a consumable item that will eventually wear out. Doing so may result in injury. Do not touch the operation panel while replacing the separating knife is in progress.

The cutting carriage may move and cause injury. Discharged ink is flammable and contains toxic ingredients. Never attempt to incinerate discharged ink or discard it with ordinary trash. Also, never dispose of it in sewer systems, river, or streams.

Doing so may have an adverse impact on the environment. When head cleaning finishes, detach the cables connected to the machine and remove the drain bottle.

Finally, secure the printing carriage in place to finish preparing the machine to be moved. Page 92 When Moving the Unit Pull out all the ink cartridges.

Head cleaning starts. Cleaning may take some time. The cartridges are inserted and removed while the operation is in progress. Page About The Menus 6. About the Menus This chapter provides detailed item about the operation menus.

They also display the actual temperatures. The value on the left side of the display is the preset temperature, and the value on the right side is the actual temperature. Page What To Do If 7. What to Do If This section describes error messages that may appear on the display and how to resolve problems that can occur during operation. Do the printing heads exhibit dot drop-out?

After you switch on the main power, press the [POWER] key and Carry out a printing test and make sure no dot drop-out occurs. Page What to Do If Was printing paused partway through? Refer When printing is paused, the coloring at the seam may be altered to the following section, "The Media Comes Loose from the Bed when printing resumes. Page The Media Becomes Jammed Make sure the printing carriage and the caps are touching, then During operation, if for some reason the printing carriage does contact your authorized Roland DG Corp.

Page Appendix 8. A Cuttable media thickness 0. When performing cutting: 0.