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Data Creation and Transmission Guidelines, Printable Area for Each Platen, Parent topic, Platen size

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Parent topic: Basic Printing Data Creation and Transmission Guidelines When creating data and transmitting it to the printer using Garment Creator, follow these guidelines: • For best results, select sRGB colors when creating data to be printed on a T-shirt. sRGB colors are closer to the actual print results. • You can print in these formats from Garment Creator: TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP. • You can transmit data only when the printer is not printing. • While the printer is receiving data, only these operations are possible: • Turning off the power • Moving the platen • Cancelling a print job Note: When a USB memory device is connected to the printer, printing starts after saving the data to the USB memory device. This saves you from having to send data again when printing data repeatedly. If you continue to send data while a USB memory device is connected to the printer, the previous data is overwritten. Parent topic: Creating Your T-shirt Design Printable Area for Each Platen Each platen provides a different size of printable area. You do not need the platen frame when a grip pad is attached to the platen. Platen size Large Medium/mediumgrooved Small Extra small Sleeve Printable area 16 × 20 inch (406 × 508 mm) 14 × 16 inch (356 × 406 mm) 10 × 12 inch (254 × 305 mm) 7 × 8 inch (178 × 203 mm) 4 × 4 inch (102 × 102 mm) Inside the platen frame, you cannot print on the areas shown in gray. 35

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Parent topic:
Basic Printing
Data Creation and Transmission Guidelines
When creating data and transmitting it to the printer using Garment Creator, follow these guidelines:
• For best results, select sRGB colors when creating data to be printed on a T-shirt. sRGB colors are
closer to the actual print results.
• You can print in these formats from Garment Creator: TIFF, JPEG, PNG, BMP.
• You can transmit data only when the printer is not printing.
• While the printer is receiving data, only these operations are possible:
• Turning off the power
• Moving the platen
• Cancelling a print job
Note:
When a USB memory device is connected to the printer, printing starts after saving the data to the
USB memory device. This saves you from having to send data again when printing data repeatedly. If
you continue to send data while a USB memory device is connected to the printer, the previous data is
overwritten.
Parent topic:
Creating Your T-shirt Design
Printable Area for Each Platen
Each platen provides a different size of printable area. You do not need the platen frame when a grip pad
is attached to the platen.
Platen size
Printable area
Large
16 × 20 inch (406 × 508 mm)
Medium/medium-
grooved
14 × 16 inch (356 × 406 mm)
Small
10 × 12 inch (254 × 305 mm)
Extra small
7 × 8 inch (178 × 203 mm)
Sleeve
4 × 4 inch (102 × 102 mm)
Inside the platen frame, you cannot print on the areas shown in gray.