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Introduction
The FreeJet TX is an inkjet printer that is modified and used to print on most types of fabric
material (The ink will not work on waterproof nylon and most synthetic materials.). Designed
specifically for fabric materials, Omni Ink requires only a post-treatment of heat to cure when
printed on light colored garments and a pretreatment solution and post treatment heat cure
when using White Omni White Ink on dark garments.
The FreeJet TX is based on standard inkjet technology, with the NEW Epson 2880 being the
heart of the system. This means you can expect your printer to be reliable AND versatile. The
FreeJet TX is also fast, printing a standard, garment sized image in less than two minutes.
Whether it’s a shirt, a towel, mouse pads, tote bags, bibs or baseball caps, the possibilities are
endless.
FreeJet TX Important Points
Please review the entire manual before attempting to print on garment.
The Basics
You probably can’t wait to get started and we share your enthusiasm for the garment decoration
process. However, before you print that first shirt, there are a few basics that need to be
covered.
The FreeJet TX prints best on 100% cotton. Printing on dark colored 50% cotton/50% polyester
blends with White ink is NOT recommended because you will notice a discoloration of your
image. In addition, when printing on 100% polyester or other synthetic materials, you may not
achieve the same print brightness and wash fastness.
Your printer is ONLY compatible with Windows XP, 2000 or Vista Operating Systems and the
latest versions of OmniPrint Direct RIP are included as part of your kit.
For avid users of Photoshop, CorelDRAW, Illustrator etc., you may choose to work within the
application of choice and still set up the image properly for printing. However, the final design
MUST be Imported/Opened into OmniPrint Direct RIP for output if you will be printing
with White ink. Your best option is to use transparent files as your print ready files such as
.png and .psd files.
The complete list of files that can be used are: .bmp,.dib,.gif,.jpg,.pcx,.png,.psd,.tif,.tiff,.tga
Macintosh Users can still create an image in their favorite graphics application; they will just
have to transfer it to OmniPrint Direct RIP for printing.
Every image MUST print to OmniPrint Direct RIP for final output. OmniPrint Direct RIP works as
the Queue and Print Manager, allowing you to not only select different Print Modes and other
attributes, but also archive print jobs for future reprints.
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