Roland TrueVIS SG-300 User manual

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USER'S MANUAL
R1-160418T
This machine has a built-in inductive reading/writing communication device that uses radio waves (an RFID device).
• RFID is used to read the information inscribed on the ink pouches (or cartridges).
• If you use a pacemaker or other implanted medical equipment, do not approach this machine.
• Do not use this machine within hospitals.

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For the USA and Canada
FCC CAUTION
Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s
authority to operate the equipment.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
This device complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules and Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
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Le présent appareil est conforme à la partie 15 des règles de la FCC et aux normes des CNR d'Indus-
trie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorisée aux deux
conditions suivantes : (1)l'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et (2) l'appareil doit accept-
er tout brouillage subi, même si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le fonctionnement.
This equipment complies with FCC/IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets
theFCCradio frequency (RF)ExposureGuidelinesandRSS-102oftheICradiofrequency(RF)Exposurerules.Thisequip-
menthasverylowlevelsofRFenergythatisdeemedtocomplywithoutmaximumpermissiveexposureevaluation(MPE).
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Cet équipement est conforme aux limites d’exposition aux rayonnements énoncées pour un environnement non
contrôlé et respecte les règles les radioélectriques (RF) de la FCC lignes directrices d'exposition et d’exposition
aux fréquences radioélectriques (RF) CNR-102 de l’IC. Cet équipement émet une énergie RF très faible qui est
considérée comme conforme sans évaluation de l’exposition maximale autorisée (MPE).

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Contents
C o n te n ts .......................................................................................................................1
Chap ter 1 Machine H ighlights ...........................................................................................5
P a rt N a m e s a n d F u n ct io n s ...........................................................................................6
Printer Unit................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Operation Panel ....................................................................................................................................................11
Warning Labels................................................................................................................................................12
Vignettes d'avertissement ..........................................................................................................................13
M e n u L ist ....................................................................................................................14
Main Menu..............................................................................................................................................................14
Function Menu ......................................................................................................................................................18
Language and Unit Menu..................................................................................................................................19
Im p o rta n t N o te s o n H a n d lin g a n d U se .......................................................................2 0
Printer Unit..............................................................................................................................................................20
Ink Pouches.............................................................................................................................................................21
Chap ter 2 B asic O p eration...............................................................................................2 3
P o w e r S u p p ly O p e ra tio n s ..........................................................................................2 4
Turning the Power On.........................................................................................................................................24
Turning the Power O ........................................................................................................................................25
Precautions When Operating the Power Supply.......................................................................................26
Sleep Mode (Power-saving Feature)..............................................................................................................26
A b o u t th e M e d ia U se d ................................................................................................2 7
Types of Media ......................................................................................................................................................27
Conditions for Usable Media............................................................................................................................27
B a si c P rin tin g M e th o d ................................................................................................2 8
Printing Flow..........................................................................................................................................................28
Step 1 : Loading Roll Media (Setup of Media) ............................................................................................29
Step 2 : Initial Adjustment (Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing)
............................ 37
Step 3 : Batch Settings........................................................................................................................................39
Step 4 : Setting the Base Point.........................................................................................................................52
Step 5 : Printing Tests and Normal Cleaning ..............................................................................................53
Step 6 : Starting Output.....................................................................................................................................55
B a si c S e ttin g s fo r C u ttin g ...........................................................................................5 7
Hints and Tips for Cutting Settings ................................................................................................................57
Important Note on Cutting...............................................................................................................................57
Preventing Pulling of the Media with Undue Force.................................................................................58
Setting the Cutting Test and the Blade Force.............................................................................................59
P rin tin g a n d C u ttin g w ith C ro p M a rks .........................................................................61
What Is Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks? ........................................................................................61
How to Print and Cut with Crop Marks.........................................................................................................62
Printing and Cutting with Crop Marks: Basic Troubleshooting............................................................64
In k P o u ch /TRC le a n in g L iq u id P o u ch Re p la ce m e n t..................................................65
Out-of-ink Warnings............................................................................................................................................65
Out-of-TR-cleaning-liquid Warnings..............................................................................................................65
Ink Pouch Replacement .....................................................................................................................................66
TR Cleaning Liquid Pouch Replacement......................................................................................................68
O th e r B a si c O p e ra tio n s ..............................................................................................7 0
Loading Sheet Media (Setup of Media)........................................................................................................70
Pausing or Canceling Output...........................................................................................................................74
Cutting O the Media.........................................................................................................................................75

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Chap ter 3 Maintenance ....................................................................................................7 7
D a ily M a in te n a n ce ......................................................................................................7 8
Cleaning...................................................................................................................................................................78
When "EMPTY DRAIN BOTTLE" Is Displayed...............................................................................................79
Disposing of Discharged Fluid.........................................................................................................................80
Timing of Print Head Care and Maintenance .............................................................................................82
W h e n N o rm a l C le a n in g Is N o t E ffe ct ive .....................................................................83
Medium / Powerful Cleaning ...........................................................................................................................83
M o n th ly C le a n in g .......................................................................................................85
Manual Cleaning...................................................................................................................................................85
If C o lo rs A re U n e ve n ..................................................................................................9 2
Mixing the Ink by Shaking the Pouch Tray ..................................................................................................92
If Colors Are Still Uneven ...................................................................................................................................92
W h e n D o t D ro p -o u ts/ U n e ve n C o lo rs A re N o t F ixe d ...................................................9 3
Super Cleaning......................................................................................................................................................93
Re p la ci n g C o n su m a b le P a rts .....................................................................................9 7
Replacing the Wiper ............................................................................................................................................97
Cleaning the Wiper Tray and Replacing the Tray Pads......................................................................... 100
Replacing the Blade.......................................................................................................................................... 104
Replacing the Separating Knife.................................................................................................................... 107
W h e n N o t in U se fo r a P ro lo n g e d P e rio d .................................................................110
Keep Performing Maintenance .................................................................................................................... 110
Disposing of Discharged Fluid...................................................................................................................... 110
Chap ter 4 Advanced Functions.....................................................................................111
U si n g P re se ts ...........................................................................................................112
Saving the Current Settings (Preset Saving)............................................................................................ 112
Loading a Saved Preset ................................................................................................................................... 114
S e ttin g s fo r th e M e d ia H e a tin g S yst e m ....................................................................115
What Is the Media Heating System? ........................................................................................................... 115
Making the Temperature Setting for the Media Heating System .................................................... 115
Setting the Temperature during Preheating ........................................................................................... 117
Drying the Trailing Edge of the Printing Area on the Dryer............................................................... 118
Setting the Drying Time after Printing....................................................................................................... 119
C o rre ct io n F u n ct io n s ................................................................................................12 0
Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing......................................................................... 120
Correcting for Misalignment in Bidirectional Printing More Precisely........................................... 121
Alleviating Horizontal Bands (Feed Correction Function) .................................................................. 122
Conguring Settings to Match the Properties of the Media......................................12 4
Adjusting Print Head Height to Match Media Thickness .................................................................... 124
Using Transparent Media................................................................................................................................ 125
Using Hard-to-dry Media................................................................................................................................ 126
Using Media That Wrinkles Easily/Does Not Move Smoothly............................................................ 127
Speeding Up Output for Narrow Media.................................................................................................... 128
Preventing Soiling of the Media and Dot Drop-Out............................................................................. 129
Using Sticky Media............................................................................................................................................ 130
A d va n c e d C u ttin g S e ttin g s .......................................................................................13 1
Fine-tuning the Cutting Conditions ........................................................................................................... 131
Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount ......................................................................................... 133

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Performing Distance Correction During Cutting................................................................................... 134
Correcting the Misalignment of the Printing and Cutting Positions.............................................. 135
Prioritizing the Cutting Settings of This Machine over the Software RIP Settings..................... 137
Viewing the Automatic Environment Correction Function Settings .............................................. 139
Correcting the Misalignment of the Printing and Cutting Positions during Cutting ............... 140
A d va n ce d S e t t i n g s f o r P r i n t i n g a n d C u t t in g w i t h C r o p M a r ks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Aligning Positions Manually.......................................................................................................................... 142
Correcting Misalignment for Printing and Cutting When Using Crop Marks .............................. 144
U si n g M e d ia Ta ke -U p S yst e m ..................................................................................147
About Media Take-Up System....................................................................................................................... 147
P e r f o r m i n g O p e r a t i o n s f r o m Ro l a n d D G M o b i l e P a n e l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
What Is Roland DG Mobile Panel? ............................................................................................................... 148
Downloading Mobile Panel........................................................................................................................... 148
Using Mobile Panel ........................................................................................................................................... 149
Important Notes on Using Mobile Panel .................................................................................................. 149
O th e r U se fu l F u n ct io n s ............................................................................................15 1
Performing Printing Tests Arranged Horizontally.................................................................................. 151
Using Media Flanges for Paper Tubes (Cores) with an Internal Diameter of 2 Inches .............. 152
Chap ter 5 Administrator Menu ......................................................................................1 5 3
O u tp u t O p e ra tio n M a n a g e m e n t................................................................................15 4
Printing a System Report................................................................................................................................ 154
Determining What Happens When Ink Runs Out ................................................................................. 154
Displaying the Amount of Media Remaining.......................................................................................... 155
Making Sure to Verify the Setting for the Amount Remaining Every Time the Media Is Changed ... 157
Printing the Amount of Remaining Media............................................................................................... 158
S yst e m M a n a g e m e n t o f P rin te r................................................................................15 9
Setting the Menu Language and the Units of Measurement............................................................ 159
Turning on Bluetooth Communication ..................................................................................................... 159
Setting the Activation Interval for Sleep Mode (Power-saving Feature)....................................... 161
Viewing System Information......................................................................................................................... 162
Returning All Settings to Their Factory Default Values........................................................................ 163
W h e n M o vi n g th e U n it..............................................................................................164
Procedure from Preparing to Move to Reinstallation........................................................................... 164
Chap ter 6 Troubleshooting............................................................................................1 7 1
A ttra ct ive P rin tin g o r C u ttin g Is Im p o ssi b le ..............................................................17 2
Printed Results Are Coarse or Contain Horizontal Stripes .................................................................. 172
The Media Becomes Soiled When Printed................................................................................................ 173
Colors Are Unstable or Uneven .................................................................................................................... 174
Cutting Is Misaligned or Skewed ................................................................................................................. 175
A M e d ia Ja m O ccu rs ................................................................................................17 6
The Media Has Jammed.................................................................................................................................. 176
M e d ia F e e d Is N o t S m o o th ......................................................................................17 7
Media Wrinkles or Shrinks .............................................................................................................................. 177
Media Feed Is Not Straight............................................................................................................................. 178
Media Feed Is Not Smooth............................................................................................................................. 178
P rin t H e a d s S to p M o vi n g .........................................................................................17 9

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What to Do First ................................................................................................................................................. 179
If the Print Heads Still Do Not Move ........................................................................................................... 179
O th e r P ro b le m s ........................................................................................................181
The Printer Unit Doesn't Run......................................................................................................................... 181
The Media Heating System Doesn't Warm Up........................................................................................ 182
Cannot Cut O the Media .............................................................................................................................. 182
It Is not Possible to Check the Amount of Discharged Fluid in the Drain Bottle........................ 183
Printer Cannot Be Operated from Mobile Panel..................................................................................... 183
A M e ssa g e A p p e a r s .................................................................................................185
A n E rro r M e ssa g e A p p e a rs ......................................................................................187
Chap ter 7 Ap p endix ........................................................................................................1 9 1
P r i n t i n g A r e a .............................................................................................................19 2
Maximum Area................................................................................................................................................... 192
Maximum Area When Using Crop Marks .................................................................................................. 192
The Media-Cuto Location During Continuous Printing.................................................................... 193
A b o u t th e B la d e ........................................................................................................19 4
L o ca t i o n s o f t h e P o w e r Ra t in g a n d S e r i a l N u m b e r L a b e ls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 5
Specications ...........................................................................................................19 6
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This document is the User's Manual for four models: SG-540/300. This document uses the following notation to
distinguish between the four models where necessary. Also, most of the gures in this document depict the SG-540.
SG-540 — 54-inch model
SG-300 — 30-inch model

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Machine H ighlights
C h a p t e r 1 M a c h i n e H i g h l i g h t s
P a rt N a m e s a n d F u n ct io n s ..........................................................................................6
P rin te r U n it................................................................................................................... 6
O p e ra tio n P a n e l..........................................................................................................11
W a rn in g L a b e ls .................................................................................................... 12
V ig n e tte s d 'a ve rtisse m e n t.................................................................................... 13
M e n u L ist ...................................................................................................................14
M a in M e n u ................................................................................................................. 14
F u n ct io n M e n u ........................................................................................................... 18
L a n g u a g e a n d U n it M e n u .......................................................................................... 19
Im p o rta n t N o te s o n H a n d lin g a n d U se .......................................................................2 0
P rin te r U n it................................................................................................................. 2 0
In k P o u ch e s ............................................................................................................... 2 1
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Machine H ighlights
P rinter Unit
Front
No. Name Function overview
1Ink slot cover, ink slots Open this cover to access the slots in which the
ink trays are inserted. Leave this closed except
when switching ink trays.
2Front cover Open this when necessary, such as when load-
ing media. In all other situations, keep the front
cover closed.
3Loading lever (f ront) Operate this when you load media.
4P anel cover, op eration p anel Open this cover to access the operation panel.
Use the operation panel to operate this machine.
"P . 11 " O p e r a t i o n P a n e l "
5Lef t cover Open this when you perform maintenance.
6Right cover Open this when you perform maintenance.
7Drain bottle Discharged uid is stored in this bottle.
P art Names and Functions

P art Names and Functions
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Rear
No. Name Function overview
1Main p ower switch Switch the main power on/o.
2P ower-cord connector Use this to connect the power cable.
3Loading lever (rear) Operate this when you load media.
4Media holders Use these when you load media.
5Shaf ts Use these when you load media.
Side
No. Name Function overview
1Cleaning liq uid tray slot Insert the tray with the TR cleaning liquid pouch
into this slot.
2Ethernet connector Use this to connect an Ethernet cable.

P art Names and Functions
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Front Cover Interior/P rint H ead Area
No. Name Function overview
1Cutting carriage
The blade and the separating knife are inside here.
2P rint-head carriage The print heads are inside here.
3G rit p attern
These indicate the locations of the grit rollers.
When loading media, be sure to place the pinch
rollers within the ranges indicated by these
patterns.
4P inch rollers
(lef t p inch roller, right p inch roller,
and middle p inch roller)
These clamp the media when the loading lever is
lowered.The rollers are called the left pinch roller,
the right pinch roller, and the middle pinch roller
according to their positions.
5Media clamp This clamps the edge of the media to keep it from
coming loose. It also prevents fuzz on the cut
edge of the media from touching the print heads.

P art Names and Functions
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No. Name Function overview
6G rit rollers These rollers feed the media.
7B lade p rotector This is the path that the blade takes during cut-
ting. It protects the tip of the blade.
8P laten
This is the path over which the media passes. A suc-
tion fan that keeps the media from coming loose
and a print heater that helps x the ink are built in.
9Ap ron
This has a built-in dryer to speed up drying of the ink.
0W ip er Cleans the print heads during automatic cleaning
and in similar situations.
⑪W ip er tray This tray houses the TR cleaning liquid used to
clean the wiper. It contains three tray pads.
BW aste valve Open this valve to drain the discharged uid that
has collected in the wiper tray.

P art Names and Functions
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If a Cover O p ens during O p eration
If the front cover, left cover, or right cover (hereinafter referred to as "cover") opens during an operation in
which the print-head carriage moves such as printing or cutting, the machine makes an emergency stop.
When an emergency stop occurs, a message prompting you to close the cover will be displayed on the screen.
Follow the instruction shown on the screen and close the cover.
After you close the cover, the following message appears on the screen. Follow the instruction shown on
the screen and press [ENTER]. The machine recovers from the error and is then able to continue operations."
PRESS THE ENTER
KEY TO CONTINUE
If the message shown above does not appear even after you close the cover, a nonrecoverable error may have
occurred. Refer to P. 187 "An Error Message Appears".

P art Names and Functions
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O p eration P anel
Part Name Description Notation in this manual
D i sp l a y scr e e n This displays various setting menus and
other information.
S u b p o w e r sw i t ch
This switches the printer on and o. (To
switch the printer o, hold down the
switch for one second or longer). The
light ashes slowly when the machine
is in sleep mode.
ENTER E N TE R ke y Use this for such tasks as enabling set-
ting values. [ENTER]
MENU M E N U ke y Press this to enter the menus for various
settings. [MENU]
FUNCTIO N F U N C TI O N ke y Press this when entering the setting
menu for cleaning of the print heads,
printing tests, and so on.
[FUNCTION]
P AUSE P A U S E ke y This pauses the printing operation. It
lights when operation is paused. [PAUSE]
C u r so r ke ys Use these to select settings for menu
items, to move the media, and for other
such operations.
[] [ ] [ ] [ ]
B USY B U S Y l i g h t This lights during printing and other
such operations. [BUSY]
SETUP S E TU P l i g h t This lights when media has been loaded
correctly. [SETUP]
B ASE B A S E P O I N T l i g h t This lights when the base point (the
output-start location) has been set. [BASE]
H EATER H E A TE R l i g h t This ashes while the media heating
system is warming up. It stays lit when
the set temperature is reached.
[HEATER]
W1100mm


P art Names and Functions
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W arning Labels
Warning labels are axed to the machine to make areas of danger immediately clear. The meanings of these
labels are as follows. Be sure to heed their warnings. Also, never remove the labels or allow them to become dirty.
Ink, cleaning liquid, and discharged uid are toxic
f these uids coe into contact ith the ees or sin
i t m a y b e h a za r d o u s t o t h e h e a l t h . W h e n p e r f o r m i n g
aintenance or for eape hen disposing of dis-
charged uid ear protectie eeear and protectie
g l o ve s ( r e f e r t o t h e sa f e t y d a t a sh e e t ( S D S ) ) .
Caution: P inching H aza rd
B e ca r e f u l n o t t o a l lo w t h e
ngers to ecoe pinched
w h e n cl o si n g co ve r s.
Caution: H igh Temp erature
Th e p l a t e n a n d d r ye r b e co m e
hot ercise caution to aoid
re or urns
Flammable
n and discharged uid are aae
eep aa fro open ae
Caution: H igh V oltage
Re m o vi n g t h e co ve r m a y r e su l t i n
h i g h -vo l t a g e e l e ct r i c sh o ck.

P art Names and Functions
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V ignettes d'avertissement
Des vignettes d'avertissement sont apposées pour qu'il soit facile de repérer les zones dangereuses. La sig-
nication des vignettes est donnée ci-dessous. Respecter les avertissements. Ne jamais retirer les vignettes
et ne pas les laisser s'encrasser.
L’ encre, le liq uide de nettoy age et le rej et
liquide sont toxiques
 peut sarer dangereu pour a sant si ces
iuides iennent en contact aec es eu ou
a peau ors de traau dentretien  ii-
nation de reets iuides par eepe utiise
u n e p r o t e ct i o n o cu l a ir e e t d e s g a n t s p r o t e c -
teurs se reporter  a che signatiue S
Attention : Risq ue de p incement
F a i r e a t t e n t i o n d e n e p a s co i n ce r l e s
d o i g t s p e n d a n t l e ch a r g e m e n t d u su p p o r t
o u l o r s d e l a f e r m e t u r e d u co u ve r cl e .
Attention : Temp é rature
é levé e
L a p l a t i n e e t l a su r f a ce d e
sé ch a g e ch a u f f e n t . Ê t r e p r u -
d e n t p o u r é vi t e r u n i n ce n d i e
o u d e s b r û l u r e s.
Inammable
L 'e n cr e e t l e s l iq u i d e s u sé s so n t
inaaes es garder oin de toute
ae nue
Attention : voltage é levé
 peut tre dangereu de retirer e couerce puis-
q u ’ i l y a u r a i t d e s r i sq u e s d e ch o cs é l e ct r i q u e s o u
dectrocution  cause du otage e

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Menu List
Main Menu
To t h e [ TE S T P RI N T] m e n u
To t h e [ L O A D ] m e n u
To t h e [ C U TTI N G M E N U ] m e n u
To t h e [ TE S T P RI N T] m e n u
To t h e [ TE S T P RI N T] m e n u
To t h e [ N A M E 8] m e n u
To t h e [ N A M E 1] m e n u
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