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7. Print heater (fixes the ink on to the media). 8. Front heater (dries the ink and stabilizes the printed image). WARNING! Do not touch heater surfaces in the media path. This may cause burns. Heater temperature settings Tell me about... (heater topics) Heater temperatures are preset automatically for the media type that is selected during media loading. Under normal operating conditions you do not need to set the temperature. Use the printer front panel only when you need to make fine adjustments to the heater temperature. ● On/off setting: use theSHIFTkey when the heater is selected. ● Heater selection: use the left key or right key to select the front (F), print (P) or Rear (R) heater. ● Temperature setting: use the up key or down key to set the temperature for the selected heater. ● You can turn the heater ON while the printer is not printing by pressing and holding the OKkey for 2 seconds. ● You can turn the heater OFF while the printer is not printing by pressing and holding the CANCEL key for 2 seconds. ● Front panel display (when the heater is turned on): ● Upper line: preset temperature for each heater ● Lower line: current temperature for each heater ● Front panel display (when the heater is turned off): ● Upper line: OFF for each heater ● Lower line: current temperature for each heater A "+" sign indicates that the heater is warming up. The default temperature range is set between 15 °C and 55 °C. Heater preset temperature by medium The heater preset temperature for each media type is listed below. Preset the heater temperature according to the media you use. Medium Glossy vinyl chloride Media type Glossy Front 45°C Print 40°C Rear 45°C Print mode 8 pass bidirectional 196 Chapter 15 Tell me about... (heater topics) ENWW

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7. Print heater (fixes the ink on to the media).
8. Front heater (dries the ink and stabilizes the printed image).
WARNING!
Do not touch heater surfaces in the media path. This may cause burns.
Heater temperature settings
Heater temperatures are preset automatically for the media type that is selected during media loading.
Under normal operating conditions you do not need to set the temperature.
Use the printer front panel only when you need to make fine adjustments to the heater temperature.
●
On/off setting: use the
SHIFT
key when the heater is selected.
●
Heater selection: use the left key or right key to select the front (F), print (P) or Rear (R) heater.
●
Temperature setting: use the up key or down key to set the temperature for the selected heater.
●
You can turn the heater ON while the printer is not printing by pressing and holding the
<keyboard>OK</keyboard>key for 2 seconds.
●
You can turn the heater OFF while the printer is not printing by pressing and holding the
CANCEL
key
for 2 seconds.
●
Front panel display (when the heater is turned on):
●
Upper line: preset temperature for each heater
●
Lower line: current temperature for each heater
●
Front panel display (when the heater is turned off):
●
Upper line: OFF for each heater
●
Lower line: current temperature for each heater
A “+” sign indicates that the heater is warming up. The default temperature range is set between 15 °C and
55 °C.
Heater preset temperature by medium
The heater preset temperature for each media type is listed below. Preset the heater temperature according
to the media you use.
Medium
Media type
Front
Print
Rear
Print mode
Glossy vinyl
chloride
Glossy
45°C
40°C
45°C
8 pass bi-
directional
196
Chapter 15
Tell me about… (heater topics)
ENWW
Tell me about… (heater topics)