1.installation Guide D501313-10

Service Documents
INSTALLATION GUIDE
MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

URL:http://mimaki.com/
D501313-10
Contents
1. About the Installation Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

1.1 Description of the Ink Used . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2
1
2. Main Unit Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1
3. Installation Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 2

3.1 Installation check items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-2
4. Printer Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1
3
4.1 Unpacking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2
4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3
4.3 Centering of the Roll Holder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-9
4.4 Mounting the Accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-10
4
4.5 Removing the Stopper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-13
4.6 Storage of packing components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-16
4.7 Check and cleaning the LM guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-18
5. Ink Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

5.1 Changing the Joints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2 5
6. Power Supply Related . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1
6.1 Setting the Voltage Selector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2
6
6.2 Connecting the Power Cable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-3
6.3 Turning the Power ON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4
6.4 Pressure Check / Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-5
6.5 Turning the Power OFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-6
7. Outputting Plots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 7

7.1 Performing the Initial Ink Fill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2
7.2 Air Purge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-4
7.3 Performing a Test Print . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-7
7.4 Cleaning the Heads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9
7.5 Checking UV-LED Lighting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-10
7.6 Adjusting Head Volt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-11
7.7 Head Adjustment Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-14
7.8 Dot Position Adjustment (Service mode) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-18
7.9 Dot Position Adjustment (User menu) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-21
© 2017 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. Contents R.1.0 P.1

INSTALLATION GUIDE > About the Installation Guide
Rev.
Model UCJV150/300 Issued 2017.07.31 Revised F/W ver 1.0 Remark
1. About the Installation Guide 1.0
 Outline
This document is a collection of information for service engineers when setting up UCJV150/300 inkjet printers.
During the setup, proceed with the work by referring to this document and the following related documents.
 Documents related to this unit

Documents other than this document which describe the UCJV150/300 are listed below. Refer to these as required.
1
 Operation Manual (included with product)
 Mechanical Drawing
 Maintenance Manual
 Accessories List
© 2017 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. 1. R.1.0 P.1

INSTALLATION GUIDE > About the Installation Guide > Description of the Ink Used
Rev.
1.1 Description of the Ink Used 1.0
 Outline
Hand the “Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)” over to the user who will actually use this unit.
Furthermore, explain about the following items with regards to using the product safely.
 Usage environment
 Emergency measures
© 2017 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. 1.1 R.1.0 P.2

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Main Unit Specifications
Rev.
2. Main Unit Specifications 1.0
 List of main unit specifications
Specifications
Item Remarks
UCJV150-160 UCJV300-160
Power supply specifications AC100 - 120V /200 ~ 240 ±10% x2 50/60Hz ± 1 Hz
Power consumption 1440 W or less (AC100V) / 1920 W or less (AC200V) x2 Main unit including heater
1
Usable temperature 20°C to 30°C
Relative humidity 35 to 65%Rh (no condensation)
Precision In environments outside of
Installation guaranteed 20°C to 25°C the range shown on the left,
environment temperature the ink ejection stability may
Temperature deteriorate
2
±10°C/h or less
gradient
Dust Office equivalent
W 2,960 mm 2,960 mm
Outer D 776 mm 776 mm
Overall Dimensions
Dimensions H*1 1,475 mm 1,475 mm
Weight
W
183 kg
3,305 mm
188 kg
3,305 mm 3
Outer
When D 750 mm 750 mm
Dimensions
packaged H 1,180 mm 1,180 mm
Weight 248 kg 253 kg
*1 Excluding the height of ink bottle.
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INSTALLATION GUIDE > Installation Space
Rev.
3. Installation Space 1.0
1000 mm or more 1
500 mm 500 mm
or more or more
2800 mm
2
1000 mm or more
3
4000 mm

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Installation Space > Installation check items
Rev.
3.1 Installation check items 1.0
 Advance preparation and check points before installation
Be sure to check the following items before installing the machine.

1 [About checking the installation place]
 No problem with the flatness and strength of the setting floor and the setting table.
 The space to install the machine is more than the specified size. (Refer to “3. Required Floor Area”.)
 The installation site is not a place exposed to direct sunlight, not on an inclined surface, not a place where the
temperature changes significantly, not a place that vibrates, not a place exposed to direct air flow from an air
conditioner etc. and not around a place where fire is used.
1
 No chemical materials were found around the installation area.
 The large-size machine generating noise is not around.
2
 Room temperature is between 20°C to 30°C, while humidity is between 30% to 65% RH (non condensing).
Machine accuracy assurance temperature is between 20°C to 25°C with gradient not over ±10°C/h.
 The temperature of the place for storing ink shall be between 15°C and 35°C, and be in the shaded environment.
 An evacuation facility shall be considered if required.
2 A carry-in route and a space to unpack the machine are sufficiently secured.(Refer to “2. Machine Specifications”.)
3
3 Power supply (AC100 - 120V / 200 - 240V, 50/60Hz and [GND] grounded) was prepared.
The power supply shall be taken from a different system from PC or other machine.
(Power consumption: 1440 W or less (AC100V) / 1920 W or less (AC200V) x 2)
4 A computer to used with the machine meets the RIP software specifications.
5 [Prepare ink bottles]
4
UCJV150 UCJV300
C M Y K C M Y K Y K M C
_ _ _ _ C M Y K Lm Lc W W
6 [About USB2.0 cable]
5
Length of the cable depends on distance between the computer and the machine.
The USB cable shall be 5 m and below and the extension cable shall be up to 20 m including the repeater.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly
Rev.
4. Printer Assembly 1.0
 List of work procedures
Work operation Description Refer to 4

1 Unpacking Unpack the product. 4.1 (p.2)
2 Assembling the leg with the main body Assemble the leg with the main body. 4.2 (p.3)
3 Centering of the Roll Holder Center the front and rear roll holders. 4.3 (p.9)
4
5
Mounting the Accessories
Removing the Stopper
Carry out the work to attach the accessories.
Remove the transport jig.
4.4 (p.10)
4.5 (p.13) 5
6 Storage of packing components For the storage, put the packing components away. 4.6 (p.16)
 In order to prevent accidental cuts, always wear gloves when performing disassembly and assembly
work.
 When carrying out the work, ensure that there is sufficient surrounding space, and install in a stable 6
location.
 As this product is extremely heavy, handle with 4 more persons with great care or work complying
with national regulations.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Unpacking
Rev.
4.1 Unpacking 1.0
 Work procedure
1. Remove the lid and sleeve of the box packing the main unit, cut
the tapes stuck on 4 corners of the main unit tray.
Lid
2. Take out each packing box.
Lift up vertically
 Because of the small clearance between the main 1
unit and sleeve, lift the sleeve up vertically to
avoid touching the main unit.
 When unpacking, if the front or rear filters of the
bottle supply unit are detached, reinstall.
2
Filter
Sleeve
4
Main unit tray
Tape
3. Remove the leg stay packing assy.
Leg stay packing assy.

Do not dispose the metal sheet for packing and the
rubber feet since these will be stored by attaching to
5
the main unit after the installation of machine.
6
Metal sheet
for packing
7
Rubber feet

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Assembling the Stands and the Device
Rev.
4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0
 Work procedure
Right leg 1
1. Fix the right leg 2 to the right leg 1 with the 6 screws (M5x15
Left leg 2 Right leg 2 screw).
Assemble the other side as the same.
 Be sure to assemble, matching the color of the
1
labels attached on the leg1 and 2.
 Assemble the right leg 1 and left leg 1 correctly.
right: Red label [Front view]

left: Blue label
Front side Left leg 1 Right leg 1

2
Front side
3
Right leg 2
2. Fix the leg stay to the leg with the 12 screws (M5x15).
 Temporarily fasten the upper screws on the rear

Leg stay
leg stay.
Temporary
tightening
 Use the provided hexagonal wrench.
 For the tank tray, make sure that the tank tray is 4
assembled after the assembling of accessories is
completed. Otherwise, it may cause an injury by
catching a foot or so.
 Hold down the leg stay and fix it.
Leg stay
5
Direction to press
6
Direction to press
3. Fix the roll guide BKT A/B to the leg with the 10 screws
7
Roll guide BKT B
(M5x15).
When fixing the roll guide BKT, press it in the

direction of the arrow and tighten the screws.
Roll guide BKT A Direction to press
Roll guide BKT A
[TS model] Direction to press
Roll guide BKT R Roll guide BKT B

Rev.
4. Remove the guide caps.

Roll holder
fixing screw
5. Put the roll holders on the roll guide, and tighten the roll
Roll holder
holder fixing screws.
Roll holder
Roll guide
1
6. Put the take-up units on the roll guide, and tighten the take-up
2
Take-up unit unit fixing screws.
Take-up unit
Take-up unit fixing
3
screw
Roll guide
Take-up unit fixing

screw
7. Fit the guide caps on both sides of the roll holder assy and the 4
Guide take-up assy, then temporarily tighten them with the 4 hexagon
cap
Temporary tightening
socket head screws (SSWP4x4(R)) (such that the screw touches
the roll guide).
Use the provided hexagonal wrench (size 2). 5

8. Provisionally fix the roll holder assy and take-up assy. to the
6
Guide
cap roll guide BKT, using the 4 screws (M5x15 screws).
Fasten the ground line on the right side of the front side roll
guide together.
Ground line

Rev.
9. Tighten the 4 screws that were temporarily tightened on the step

Pressing Pressing 8.
direction
While pressing the roll holder assy. and the take-up unit assy.
towards the leg stay, affix the roll guide BKT.
 Pay attention to the guide caps’ orientation.
1
Pressing
Attach facing up the side having a screw hole.
Tightening
Pressing
direction Tightening  Make the guide cap ridge press against the roll
guide BKT. (Refer to the left figure)
2
10. Tighten the 4 hexagon socket head screws (SSWP4x4(R)) at the
feeding side that were temporarily tightened on the step 7.
Tightening (Tighten the screw 90°angle once it hits the roll guide.)
3
Tightening 5
11. Lock the stopper of the stand.

Rev.
12. Remove screws of the stay 1 of both sides of the main unit.
The main unit is fixed to the pallet.
Release the main unit by removing the screw.
Use the provided hexagonal wrench (size 6).
Stay 1 2
13. Using the 8 screws (CS6x55 Black), attach the stay 2 to the stay
1.
4
Stay 2
5
14. Hold the handles of the printer by 4 people.

Rev.
15. Put the front face of the stand first.

Align the screw hole of the stand and that of the main unit.
16. Fix the main unit and legs with the 8 screws (M5x15). 2
Use the provided hexagonal wrench.
4
If the screw holes of the main unit and of the stand do not fit,
5
follow the steps below.
1.Loosen the 4 screws (M5x15) of the upper stand stay on the back
of the main unit, turning one-half with the supplied hexagonal
wrench.
6
 Be sure to turn “one-half” to loosen the screw.
 Do not loosen the screw of the lower stand stay
on the front of the main unit.
2.Fitting the screw holes of the main unit and the stand, temporar-
ily tighten the 8 screws (M5x15).
7
Leg stay
3.Fully tighten the screws that were loosened on the step (1).
Hold down the stand stay and tighten the screw.
4.Fully tighten the screws that were temporarily tightened on the

step (2).

Rev.
17. Move roll holder to the center of the unit.
18. Check clamp lever is lowered.

2
When clamp lever is lifted, push it down.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Centering of the Roll Holder
Rev.
4.3 Centering of the Roll Holder 1.0
 Outline
Carry out centering so that the axes of roller holder (axis of both feeding side and take-up side) are aligned, by
positioning them face-to-face.
Good example: The axes of the roller holder Bad example: The axes of the right or left side of the
are in alignment. roller holder are out of alignment.
 Adjustment procedure 3
1. Carry out centering so that the axes of roll holder are aligned by
positioning the feeding side and the take-up side face-to-face.
4
Loosen
2. In case their axes are not aligned, make adjustment after

7
loosening the screws of the bushing.
3. After the both axes have been aligned, tighten up screws and
check for any misalignment of axis at the right, left and central
part of the main body.
Loosen

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Mounting the Accessories
Rev.
4.4 Mounting the Accessories 1.0
 Work procedure
1. If the installation location is decided, lift up the main unit by the
stay, and put the lift-up block.
When putting the lift-up block, direct the front and

rear caster inwardly.
2
Inwardly
Lift-up block
2. Remove the screws (x3) that is attached to the bottom of the

stay 1.
Stay 1 is located on both sides of the machine.
Remove both of the stay 1.
3
3. Disassemble the stay.
4
Stay 1
4. Fix the stay 2 to the stand with the 8 screws (M5x15 screw).
After fixing the stay 2, fasten the screws which are

fastened temporarily in the step 2 of [4.2 Assembling 5
the Stands and the Device].
Tightening
Stay 2
6
5. Fix the tank tray to the right leg with the 2 screws (M5x15).
Tank tray
7
Right leg

Rev.
6. Attach the tank trim plate to the right leg with the 2 screws
(M5x15).
1
Tank trim plate
7. Attach the angular waste ink tank.

Insert the angular waste ink tank.
2
 The waste ink tank is stowed in the maintenance
space.
Angular waste ink tank

4
 When removing the waste ink tank, it is easy to

5
take out by turning the left side of the tank
toward you.

Rev.
8. Insert the cable of the take-up device into the connector on the
bottom surface of electric unit.
2
9. Connect the ground line to the right leg of the take-up device.
3
(screw: M5x15, x1)
10. Mount the ground line between the right leg and the roll guide
screw. (Screw: M5×15, 1 piece. The roll guide side is fastened
together)
Ground line
5
Screw
11. Fix the cable of the take-up device with the cable clamps (x2).

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Removing the Stopper
Rev.
4.5 Removing the Stopper 1.0
Head stopper
Under bottle transport jig

Head stopper Under slider PCB cushioning material
1
Carriage transport spacer 2

Carriage fixing BKT
 Head stopper removing procedure

1. Open the front cover, and remove the head stopper.
3
(P3x8SMW x2)
4
Head stopper
2. Open the maintenance cover, and remove the head stopper.

(P3x8SMW x2)
5
6
Head stopper
7
 Carriage fixing BKT removing procedure
Carriage fixing BKT

1. Remove the screws (x2) under carriage fixing BKT.
2. Remove the carriage fixing BKT. (screw x2)
Explain that the carriage fixing BKT is a necessary

part at the time of transportation so that keep it in a
safe place.

Rev.
 Under Bottle transport jig removing procedure

1. Remove the screws (x2) at the top plate side.
1
Supply transport stay F
2. Open the maintenance cover and remove the supply transport

stay F. (screw x2)
2
Explain that the supply transport stay F is a
3
necessary part at the time of transportation so that
keep it in a safe place.
Supply transport stay F
4
 Under slider PCB cushioning material removing procedure
1. Remove the under slider PCB cushioning material.
5
Under slider PCB cushioning material

Rev.
 Carriage transport spacer removing procedure

1. Insert a tool like a screw driver of 10 cm or more length from
the hole on the right side of the device and release the lock of
P head joint hook
the carriage.
1
If removing is difficult, it may be good to release it
by pushing the carriage once to the right.
2
Top view 2. Move the carriage to the notch of the main unit.
Carriage
3
Notch
3. Remove the carriage cover. (screw x2)
4
4. Move the carriage to the maintenance position at the left side of
the device.
5
Carriage cover
Front view
5. Remove the carriage transport spacer. (screw x2)
The shape of the carriage transport spacer is as

shown on the left.
6
When detaching, move one end to the right, then
remove it in the downward direction
7
Carriage transport spacer
Explain that the carriage transport spacer is a
necessary part at the time of transportation so that
keep it in a safe place.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Storage of packing components
Rev.
4.6 Storage of packing components 1.0
 Work procedure
3
To put away the parts used for packaging, use the screws that were installed during packaging.
1. Attach the metal sheet for packing and the rubber feet on the
back surface of main unit with the screws (P4x20SMW x4). 4
Rubber feet
5
Metal sheet
for packing
6
2. Attach the stay 1 on the back surface of main unit with the
screws (CS6x20SMW x6).
Stay 1
7

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Storage of packing components
Rev.
4.6 Storage of packing components 1.0
3. Attach the surplus stay 2 to the stay 1 with the screws (CS6x55
Stay 1 black, x4).
1
Stay 2
Stay 1
4. Attach the head stopper to the stay 1 with the screws
(P3x8SMW x2). (Right/left 2 positions)
2
Head stopper 3

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Printer Assembly > Check and cleaning the LM guide
Rev.
4.7 Check and cleaning the LM guide 1.0
 Work procedure
1. Move the carriage back and forth along all over the LM guide
several times. (manual operation)
Carriage
LM guide
2. Visually check the LM guide left/right ends and the LM guide

block unit for formation of grease droplets, and wipe away any
2
grease droplets.
3
The grease is applied for the purposes of corrosion
prevention and lubrication, so do not remove any
more than necessary, and do not use alcohol or
similar.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Ink Set
Rev.
5. Ink Set 1.0
UCJV150 UCJV300
1
1 2 7 8
1 2 3 4 3 4 5 6
1
UCJV150
2 3 4 1 2 3
UCJV300
4 5 6 7 8
3
C M Y K C M Y K Y K M C
– – – – C M Y K Lm Lc W W
4
 Outline
The above ink setting is available.
Circulation path is not connected when shipped from the factory, so change the joint when use W ink.
5
The following describes the procedure for changing the joint.
Work operation Description Refer to

1 Changing of Joint Confirm the above ink paths, and change the joint concerned. 5.1 (p.2)
6
2 Paste the name label Paste color name label

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Ink Set > Changing the Joints
Rev.
5.1 Changing the Joints 1.0
Be sure to wear protective glasses and working gloves during the operation.
Ink may get into your eyes depending on the working condition, or hand skin may get rough if you touch
the ink.
 Outline
UCJV300 is shipped in the 4 color composition. When using in the 6 colors, it is necessary to change the fitting.
(UCJV150 is only the 4 colors)
1
To change the joint, change the ink supply side and the sub-tank side. The operation procedure is described below.
2
The image of connection at the
ink supply side. (Rear view)
3
Joint
To sub-tank 4
* The circulation pump is available

only in the white ink bottle. 5
Circulation pump Circulation pump
The image of connection at the
6
sub-tank side. (Top view)
4-color 6-color
4 8 4 8
1 5 1 5
10 7
9
2 6 2 6
3 7 3 7

Rev.
 Work procedure: pump side

1. Remove the below described covers in the back side of the main
unit.
• Bottle rear cover
Bottle rear cover
• Cartridge rear cover 2
2
Cartridge rear cover 2
2. Remove the W ink path, the fitting stopper valve (x 2) under

the valve, and connect the joint of the circulation pump.
3
 Attach it so that the step of F seal rubber 300 is at
the side of the 3-ways fitting (or FitL3).
 Be sure not to insert the fitting obliquely.
8 7
 Be sure to confirm that the hook of the fitting is
hanging on the 3-way fitting (or FitL3). 4
3-ways fitting φ3 or FitL3
F seal rubber 300
Fitting
6
3. Remove the fitting stopper valve (x2) on the side of the W ink
tank and connect the joint at the bottom right of the circulation
pump.
8 7

Rev.
4. Remove the fitting stopper valve (x2) on the bottom of the W

ink tank and connect the joint at the top right of the circulation
pump.
1
8 7
 Work procedure: sub-tank side

1. Remove the below described covers.
3
Front cover U160U
• Front cover B
• Front cover U160U
• Carriage cover
4
Front cover B
2. Remove the fitting stopper valve (x2) of the head 2. 5

Fitting stopper valve
6
F seal rubber 300
3. Connect the joint of the W ink.

7
Fitting
Do not mistake the connection point of the fitting.
F seal rubber 300

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INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related
Rev.
6. Power Supply Related 1.0

1 Setting the Voltage Selector Set the voltage selector 6.1 (p.2)
2 Connecting the Power Cable Connect the power supply cable 6.2 (p.3)
3 Turning the Power ON Turn ON the power supply 6.3 (p.4)
1
4 Pressure Check / Adjustment Check / adjust whether the pressure adjustment value is correct. 6.4 (p.5)
5 Turning the Power OFF Turn OFF the power supply 6.5 (p.6)

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related > Setting the Voltage Selector
Rev.
6.1 Setting the Voltage Selector 1.0
 Outline
The device voltage should be switched to 100 to 120V or 200 to 240V to match the power supply voltage.
Because the device may be damaged by an incorrect setting, do not change the setting after installation.
1
1. Switch the voltage selector switch to the side for the voltage
you are using.
“220” at shipping.
2

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related > Connecting the Power Cable
Rev.
6.2 Connecting the Power Cable 1.0
 Outline
This device connects to the included power cable.
If you do not use the included power cables, use cable that match your region.
Connect the power cables into a power outlet with the following specifications.
Voltage AC100 - 120V / 200 - 240V
1
Frequency 50/60Hz
AC100 - 120V: 1440W
Capacity
AC200 - 240V: 1920W
 Always connect the cables to a power outlet near the device so that the cables can be easily removed.
 When plugging the cables into the power outlets, connect the cable into outlets on a separate circuit
from other devices. Because of the large power consumption, the power supply breaker may be
2
tripped.
 Power supply cables should be connected to an earthed outlet. Otherwise, there is a risk of electrical
shock or of damaging the device.
 When connecting the power cables, ensure that the power switch of the device is OFF.
3
1. Insert the power cable clamp into the power supply box.
Power cable x2
4
Power cable
clamp
2. Insert the power cable into the inlet of this device.
3. Lock the power cable.

Run the power cable through the clamp, and lock the clamp
until it clicks.
5
4. Insert the power plug into a plug socket.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related > Turning the Power ON
Rev.
6.3 Turning the Power ON 1.0
1. Turn on the main power supplies of this device.

When pushing two power switches, which are on the side of this
machine, to the “ | ” side, the main power will be on.
2. Turn the power on, by pressing the [END/POWER] key.

2
3. When the power is turned ON, the firmware version is

displayed.
3

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related > Pressure Check / Adjustment
Rev.
6.4 Pressure Check / Adjustment 1.0
 Outline
Check whether the pressure adjustment value is correct.
Work Procedure
1
1. Press the [SEL] key and select [#TEST] - [Air Pressure Check]
Air Pressure Check - [Negative Pressure].
Negative Pressure >
Positive Pressure (Check) >
Atmospheric Pressure >
Positive Pressure >
<< >>
2
P/N :- 2.98| P : 0.20=
PUMP:OFF 0 [== ]
2. Check the negative pressure.
Target value: -2.9±0.2kPa
VACUUM VALVE
When it does not reach the target value, air leak may
3
occur at the point before the two-way valve. Check
connection state of tubes and chambers.
3. Select [#TEST] - [Air Pressure Check] - [Positive Pressure].

Air Pressure Check
Negative Pressure > 4
Positive Pressure (Check) >
Atmospheric Pressure >
Positive Pressure >
5
<< >>
4. Check the positive pressure.

P/N :- 0.20= P : 17.50|
PUMP:ON 650 [== ] Target value: 17.5±2.5kPa
Adjust a screw of the throttle valve to fall within the aim
VACUUM VALVE
range.
When the positive pressure does not reach the target
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value, it is informed by a buzzer.
 If weaker (lower) than the target value:
a long interval buzzer.
 If stronger (higher) than the target value:
a short interval buzzer. 7
Throttle valve
Adjust the throttle valve if the following error is indicated.

POSITIVE P.OVER: Adjust the adjusting screw
counterclockwise.
POSITIVE P.NotEnough: Adjust the adjusting screw
clockwise.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Power Supply Related > Turning the Power OFF
Rev.
6.5 Turning the Power OFF 1.0
 Outline
When turning the power OFF, check that the unit is not receiving data, and there is no remaining un-output data.
Furthermore, check that the head is in the capping station.
 If you turned the power OFF without performing capping, turn the power back ON again. Return the
head to the capping station to prevent the head from drying out.
If the power is turned OFF during plotting, the head might not be parked in the capping station.
Leaving the head for a long time without capping may cause nozzle blockages. 1
 Do not turn OFF the main power switch on the side, as this will stop the function for preventing nozzle
blockages from functioning.
4
1. Turn the power OFF, by giving the [END/POWER] key a long
press.
5
2. The confirmation screen of power OFF is displayed.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots
Rev.
7. Outputting Plots 1.0

1 Initial Ink Fill Execute the initial ink fill 7.1 (p.2)
2 Air Purge Discharge air in the head. 7.2 (p.4)
3 Test drawing Check that there are no plotting problems, such as missing nozzles or bent 7.3 (p.7)
paths
4
5
Cleaning the Heads
Check for UV-LED
Execute it when an abnormal pattern is observed in the test drawing.
Checking the light of UV-LED unit
7.4 (p.9)
7.5 (p.10)
1
lightning
6 Head volt adjustment Reduce the difference of concentration or the shape of landed droplets 7.6 (p.11)
between heads.
7
8
Head adjustment check
Dot Position Adjustment
Check the tilt adjustment of the head.
Correct the dot position.
7.7 (p.14)
7.8 (p.18) 2

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Performing the Initial Ink Fill
Rev.
7.1 Performing the Initial Ink Fill 1.0
 Work Procedure
1. Turn the power of the printer ON.

Turn power ON When the power is turned ON, [BOOT] is displayed.
Boot
2. Start with the service mode. 1

Start the device with the service mode pushing and holding
[FUNC1] key and [FUNC3] key for a few seconds until the
firmware version is displayed.
UCJV300 2
ver1.00
3. Wait for a while until “LOCAL” is displayed.
Initial Filling screen
4. Press the []/[] keys and select INK SET, and then press the 3
[ENTER] key.
INK SET UCJV150: 4color
:4color
UCJV300: 4color or 6color + W
or 6color+WW
4
5. Install the ink bottles after attaching all ink IC to the ink supply
unit.
SET INK I C * The color display
5
CMYKYKMC disappears when
attached. In case of UCJV300 (4-color)
When all are installed,
go to the next screen.
SET INK BOTTLE * The color display

disappears when
CMYKYKMC attached.
When all are installed,
6
go to the next screen.
Ink bottle In case of UCJV300 (6-color)
In case of UCJV150 (4-color)

Ink IC

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Performing the Initial Ink Fill
Rev.
7.1 Performing the Initial Ink Fill 1.0
6. Press [ENTER], and start the filling.

(It goes to the next screen when filling is completed)
Start [ENT]
Continue to “7.2 Air purge”
First Fillup *Wait for ink filling.

1
**FILL UP**
PLEASE WAIT
UCJV150: Approx. 9 minutes

UCJV300: Approx. 12 minutes 2

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Air Purge
Rev.
7.2 Air Purge 1.0
 Outline
Discharge the air in the head together with the ink. Discharge air by opening the air control to the atmosphere,
pushing out air by its own weight. The target is all heads and all ports.
Be sure to wear protective glasses and working gloves during the operation.
1
It is possible to prevent the risk of ink entering the eyes and rough skin due to contact with ink.
 Work procedure
1. From the maintenance menu, select [AIR PG].
MAINTENANCE
* After the initial filling, it automatically goes to the air purge
2
Overflow
AIR PG screen.
2. Select the head 1 and the head 2. (Execute from the head 1) 3
SELECT HEAD
HEAD1
HEAD2 [^]: Cursor up
[v]: Cursor down
[FUNC2]: Select / Release
4
AIR PG Head1
MOVING CARRIAGE * Wait for the carriage
5
movement
PLEASE WAIT (Move to the head 1
wiping position and turn
the excitation OFF)
3. Open the front cover, remove the screw and open the carriage
cover lid.
Carriage cover lid

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4. Remove all air purge port lid (x4) of the head 1.
Rotate 30°
If ink is adhering to the air purge port lid, place it on

Air purge port lid
a paper towel or the like and take care not to
contaminate the surroundings.
With the internal springs and the damper rubber, ink

will not leak out even if the air purge port lid is
removed.

Rev.
7.2 Air Purge 1.0
5. Lift the carriage cover lid and remove the air purge jig from
the clamp.
Clamp
1
6. Push the air purge jig into the port until it is bottomed and lock
it by rotating about 30 degrees.
Lock firmly so that there is no ink leakage.

2
7. Press the [ENT] key to execute the air purge.

3
AIR PG Head1
[FUNC2]: push ink out with force for 3 seconds
SET AIR PG TOOL
START [ENT] [ENTER]: Complete and go to the next screen
8. Check inside the transparent tube of the air purge jig.

4
Judgment criteria:
The momentum of the ejected ink is constant and there
is no air contamination
5
When air purge is executed, discharge continues for
1 minute. When the criterion is reached, the jig may
be removed.
6
If it does not meet the criteria, execute [FUNC2] or
retry.
ink discharging
Lift up the tube and drain the ink inside. If ink
remains in the tube, there is a risk of hardening in the
tube.
7
9. When air purge of the connection port has ended normally, end
AIR PG Head1 with [ENT].
AIR PG
COMPLETED [ENT]

Rev.
7.2 Air Purge 1.0
10. Similarly, executed the air purge of the remaining three ports of
AIR PG Head1 the head 1.
AIR PG After executing all 4 ports, press [<] to exit.
END < > RETRY
[<]: go to the next screen

[>]: restart the head 1 air purge
1
↓
[FUNC2]: 3 sec purge
11. Remove the air purge jig.

AIR PG Head1
REMOVE AIP PG TOLL 12. Attach all air purge port lids of the head 1.
2
RESET THE CARRIAGE?[ENT]
13. Close the carriage cover lid and the front cover.
14. Press the [ENT] key to move the carriage to the cap position.
3
AIR PG Head1
MOVING CARRIAGE If the front cover is not closed, the carriage will not
*Wait for the carriage
PLEASE WAIT movement
(Y motor excitation ON, move.
cap on)
15. In case of UCJV300, the carriage once returns to the cap

position.
4
AIR PG Head1
After that, move the carriage so that the head 2 comes over the
MOVING CARRIAGE
PLEASE WAIT wiper.
5
16. Same as the head 1, remove air from the head 2.
6
AIR PG Head2
AIR PG
EXECUTE < > CANCEL [<]: Move to the air release position
[>]: Resume the negative pressure control, go to cleaning
17.After executing the air bleeding at all ports of the head 2, return
the air purge jig to its original location
7
Clamp between jig tip and banding band
Clamp
Banding band

Rev.
7.2 Air Purge 1.0
18. Press the [<] key to execute cleaning.

AIR PG Head2
AIR PG
END < > RETRY [<]: Resume the negative pressure control, go to cleaning
[>]: Move to the head 1 air purge confirmation screen
1
19. Perform hard cleaning for all heads.
AIR PG
It goes to the local screen with normal termination.
** CLEANING **
2
PLEASE WAIT

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Performing a Test Print
Rev.
7.3 Performing a Test Print 1.0
 Outline
Perform a test print to check that there are no ejection problems (smears or gaps) such as blocked nozzles.
 If you are using loose-leaf media, load media with a size larger than A4 size portrait.
 If you are using roll media, wind back the roll media by hand to remove any slack before beginning
printing. Otherwise, this could cause poor printing quality.
1
Is media loaded (Operation Manual)
Items to check before the test print Is the origin point set
Is the head cap adjusted (Operation Manual)
2
 Work procedure
1. Press the [FUNC2] key in local mode.
LOCAL
3
MEDIA WIDTH 1590mm
Heater///
Ink///
TEST PRINT/
MENU REMOTE
CLEANING
4
 Press [] [] to change the orientation of the test pattern.
 Refer to the Operation Manual for details on the test print direction.
2. Press the [] key then the [ENTER] key. 5

The test print begins.
TEST PRINT >
CLEANING > When the printing finishes, the printer returns to local.
STATION MAINTENANCE >
6
TEST PRINT
SCAN DIR.
FEED DIR.
TEST PRINT
PRINTING
Please Wait…

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Performing a Test Print
Rev.
7.3 Performing a Test Print 1.0
3. Check the results of the test print.

If the result is normal, the operation is finished.
If the result is abnormal, execute head cleaning (7.4 (p.9)) or
ink filling (Operation Manual).
Nozzle is Ink is
dirty blocked
Normal pattern Abnormal pattern

2

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Cleaning the Heads
Rev.
7.4 Cleaning the Heads 1.0
 Outline
There are three kinds of head cleaning. The type to use depends on the results of the test plot (7.3 (p.7)).
Normal When there are gaps in lines

Soft When you only want to execute a head wipe (when lines are bent)
Hard When the print quality does not improve even after performing normal cleaning
 Work procedure
1
1. Press the [FUNC2] key in local mode.
LOCAL
MEDIA WIDTH 1590mm
Heater///
2
Ink///
TEST PRINT/
MENU REMOTE
CLEANING
2. Select [CLEANING] and press the [] key. 3

TEST PRINT >
CLEANING >
STATION MAINTENANCE >
4
CLEANING 3. Press [] [] and select the cleaning type.
SOFT >
5
NORMAL >
HARD >
6
CLEANING 4. Select the head to be cleaned.
HEAD 1
HEAD 2
CLEANING
5. Press the [ENTER] key.
• The remaining cleaning time is displayed in the bottom level 7
Please Wait… of the display.
00:00
• When the cleaning finishes, the printer returns to local.
6. Execute the test plot again and check the results.

• Repeatedly perform cleaning and test plot until the test plot
result is normal.
Execute the following settings after performing head cleaning.

• Feed Correction (Operation Manual)
• Dot position adjustment (7.8 (p.18)), (7.9 (p.21))

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Checking UV-LED Lighting
Rev.
7.5 Checking UV-LED Lighting 1.0
When checking the lights, wear light-blocking glasses.
 Do not light at the upper part of the maintenance station.
1
Ink pooled in the waste ink tank under the wiper, cap, etc. may be hardened.
 As the risk of hardening of the head becomes higher, avoid leaving the lighting on for long periods of
time.
 After testing, execute the nozzle cleaning since the nozzle is possible to get stuck during a long term
lighting.
2
 When the temperature displayed is “XX”, it means that XX the LED PCB is not connected.
(When it is not connected, a warning is displayed at start-up and at moving to the remote operation.)
 Since the temperature rise of the UV lamp affects nearby resin parts, make sure that to confirm the
lighting should be done in a short time.
 Work Procedure 3
1. Select [#TEST]-[UV LAMP].
FUNCTION
#TEST [ENT]
#TEST
UV LAMP [ENT] 4
2. Select [LAMP] by [] [] key.
UV LAMP
:TEMPERATURE
UV LAMP
:LAMP 5
3. Select the LAMP PATTERN “LED-Block” by [] [] key.
LAMP PATTERN
:LED-BLOCK
[U/D] :LED-Cycle
:LED-Block
:LED-ALL
<--
6
-->

UV LAMP CHECK
CARRIAGE OUT [ENT] 5. Wait for the carriage to move. 7
(The carriage moves to the left end.)
U1D1 DRV:20 off
LED:A20 B20 C20 6. Pressing the [ENTER] key to switch the light on/off.
[U/D] :U1D1/U2D1
[ENT] :on/off • Pressing [] [] key to switch the unit and indicate the
(light on/off) temperature.
DRV:DRV PCB temperature
LED:LED PCB temperature • Pressing the [END] key for kiting off and capping, and then
end.
7. Perform the maintenance around the head.

If it does not light on, check the followings.
• Cable connection

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Adjusting Head Volt
Rev.
7.6 Adjusting Head Volt 1.0
 Outline
A difference of the dot shape or the ink volume on each head may cause a banding.
Perform the head volt adjustment in order to relax the difference of speed, density or dot shape between heads.
 Make sure to revise the head volt adjustment every time on the setting of ink, the changing the ink type
and replacing the head. Since the dot position will be moved after the adjustment, perform the dot
1
position correction, too.
 Before executing the head voltage adjustment, make sure to check if the carriage does not lean in
front/back or right/left.
If executing the adjustment while the carriage leans in front/back or right/left, the adjustment becomes
inaccurate.
 Measure the gap between the head and the media in advance.
 Adjustment must be done in the condition that the gap between the head and the media is within 1.5
mm ± 0.2 mm.
2
 Method to adjust; Adjust the speed
1. Check the tilt of the carriage in front/back and right/left.
Function
#Adjust [ENT]
If it tilts, execute the adjustment.
(Refer to the “Carriage tilt adjustment” and “Carriage right/left
3
gap adjustment” in the maintenance manual.)
#Adjust
Head Volt Adj [ENT]
2. Measure the gap between the head and the media.
Set the head height adjustment lever to the lowest 4

position.
3. Select [#ADJUST]-[HEAD VOLT].

5
4. Select [SPEED].
#HEAD VOLT
SELECT:SPEED
5. Input the value of the gap between the head and the media
6
[Head]-[Media] which has been measured in advance.
Gap = 2.0mm
The numeric value must be input accurately.
7
If there is a difference between the input value and
the actual gap, any accurate adjustment is not
available.

Rev.
6. Press the [ENTER] key and print a pattern.

#HEAD VOLT
PRINT START [ENT]
7. Check the pattern and input the correction value.

#HEAD VOLT
** PRINTING ** (1) Check in order from the line on the right side of the pattern.
(2) Register the value of the position that the line first visually
1
Pattern drawing matches.
Correction value input  After the first matched position, the lines no longer
have such a large difference.
H1-A  If the voltage is high, the satellites increase and
2
V=18.0(Offset=0.0) ripples occur.
3
Pattern (in case of 4-colors)
A B C D A B C D
Head 1 Head 2
4
Not Good;
from left side
Register the
value of the
matched +3 +2 +1 0 -1 -2 -3
5
position.
Scan Check the pattern from the line on the right side.

Rev.
 Method to adjust; Density adjustment

1. Select [CONC.].
#HEAD VOLT
SELECT:CONC. [ENT]
2. Enter a gap between the head and the media that has been
[Head]-[Media] measured in advance.
1
Gap = 2.0mm
Numeric value be entered exactly.
#HEAD VOLT If there are the difference from the actual gaps, it
PRINT START [ENT] cannot be accurately adjusted.
#HEAD VOLT
2
** PRINTING **
3. Press the [ENTER] key and print a pattern.

Pattern drawing
Voltage value input
H1-A
V=17.0(Offset=3.0)
4. Check the pattern and input the voltage value.
3
Check the pattern, paying attention to the following points.
Pattern (in case of 4-colors)
1) Ripple
• Until the ripples visually disappear. Lower it in units of 0.5
V.
4
 If the ripples visually disappear, it is OK if some
Head line1 satellites occur.
5
 Stop by “Value adjusted in [Speed] – 1.0 V”.
(E.g.) If the value adjusted in [Speed] is 3.0 V, you
can decrease to 2.0 V.
2) Color variation between heads

• If the color is obviously dark (dot diameter is large), lower it
in units of 0.5 V.
6
1) Ripple You do not need to lower heads that look darker
because of the satellite.
Lower in units of 0.5V
Ripple • Adjust for dots that have larger diameters than others. 7
 The color does not have to be matched completely.
Roughly the same shade is OK.
 Stop by “Value adjusted in [Speed] – 1.0 V”.
2) Color (E.g.) If the value adjusted in [Speed] is 3.0 V, you
variation can decrease to 2.0 V.
Dark = Lower the voltage

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Head Adjustment Check
Rev.
7.7 Head Adjustment Check 1.0
Be sure to adjust the head volt before carrying out the mechanical adjustment.
 Outline
SLANT adjustment and POSITION adjustment can be performed at the same time.
1
Adjust mechanically while checking the pattern. Auxiliary use.
 Adjustment pattern (image) * The illustration shows the case of the 4 colors.
Head1-2 stagger
2
3
Head1-D ReDir SiDir Head2-B ReDir SiDir
For stagger adjustment
1 scan 4
2 scan
3 scan
5
4 scan
For slant adjustment 4 1 6

Rev.
 Work procedure
1
Adjustment lever
for Slant adjustment
Adjustment lever
for position adjustment 2
Do not touch
Do not touch
FUNCTION
1. Select [#ADJUST]-[HEAD ADJUST]-[SLANT ADJUST].
3
ADJUST [ENT]
#ADJUST
HEAD ADJUST [ENT]
#HEAD ADJUST 4
SLANT ADJUST [ENT]
#SLANT ADJUST 2. Press the [ENTER] key to draw the pattern.
5
PRINT START [ENT]
#SLANT ADJUST
PRINTING
Draw the pattern
3. Move the head onto the platen with JOG key.

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 Adjustment procedure for Slant adjustment
1. Confirm whether quantity of biggest gap by each scan is settled
Slant
leftward
Slant
rightward
OK 20 μm. If there is a head whose gap is out of the standard, carry-
out the following adjustment.
7
 After checking the patterns for both directions,
adjust the head to the position that is most aligned.
 Make sure to adjust the head so that the alignment
meets criteria for both directions. If the alignment
does not meet criteria, check the slant angle of the
carriage.
 Check the patterns at several points such as right,
left and center.
Tolerable: 20 m

Rev.
2. Loosen the screw (x1) fixing the head to be adjusted.

Loosen the screw of the adjustment lever.
Head
1
Loosen the screw
Lever; loosen the screw Do not touch 2

3. Turn the adjustment lever. The head slant to left or right side.
Head Correcting direction of the adjustment lever as
3
below;
 When the head has slanted to left: turn it
counterclockwise (CCW).
 When the head has slanted to right: turn it
clockwise (CW).
4. Print the pattern again and examine it. 4

Repeat the adjustment and check with the pattern
until the dots align in the tolerable range.
Adjustment lever
Clockwise → to the right of the head → left slant to be
resolved
Counterclockwise → to the left of the head → right slant to
5
be resolved
5. When finished, tighten the screw (x1) to secure the head.

Tighten the screw of the adjustment screw.

Rev.
 Adjustment procedure for position adjustment (UCJV300 only)
 It is necessary to adjust slant prior to performing the position adjustment (staggered adjustment).
 After the position adjustment (staggered adjustment), re-check the slant of the head.
Tolerable:
0±10 μm
6. Check if the gap of pattern is in compliance with the
specification.
1
head 1
Be careful that head positions of dots seen with a
head 2 loupe is opposite from the actual position.
Tolerable range: 0 ± 10 μm 2
When the dots are misaligned exceeding the tolerable range,
proceed to the following procedure.
7. Loosen the screw (x1) fixing the head to be adjusted.
Loosen the screw of the adjustment lever.
3
Adjust Head1 on the basis of Head2.
Head
4
Do not touch
Lever; loosen the screw

Loosen the screw
5
Head
8. Turn the adjustment lever. The head is moved back and forth.
Moving direction of the head due to the rotating

direction of the adjustment lever as follows;
 Clockwise: moves the head backward. 6
 Counterclockwise: moves the head forward.
9. Print the pattern again and examine it.
 Repeat the adjustment and check with the pattern

7
until the dots align in the tolerable range (Tolerable
range: 0 ± 10 μm).
Adjustment lever  After the position adjustment, perform the slant
Clockwise → to the back of the head adjustment and position adjustment again and
Counterclockwise → to the front of the head repeat them alternately until the both needs no
more adjustment.
10. When finished, tighten the screw (x1) to secure the head.
The head unit sometimes does not completely return

to the front side. Make sure to push the unit against
the end of the front side and then secure it.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Dot Position Adjustment (Service mode)
Rev.
7.8 Dot Position Adjustment (Service mode) 1.0
 Outline
Draw the built-in patterns, and compensate the parameter so that the drop positions of other heads are on the same
line as the drop position of reference head (Head 1A) in the Y-direction. To each of the discharged waveforms,
execute [SiDir], [ReDir] and [BiDir] in each resolution. Perform adjustment in accordance with the following chart.
(O: Implement this without fail., -:Not needed.)
WF3 (Large droplet waveform)

Y-resolution
300
1
SiDir ReDir BiDir
Std O O O
Hi – – –
2
WF2 (Small droplet waveform)
Y-resolution
300 600 1200
Std
SiDir
O
BiDir
– *1
ReDir
– *1
SiDir BiDir ReDir
O O O
SiDir
O
BiDir
O
ReDir
O 3
Hi – – – O O O O – *2
– *2
*1: SiDir and ReDir adjustment values of 300 dpi Std reflect the adjustment value of 600 dpi Hi.
*2: SiDir and ReDir adjustment values of 1200 dpi Hi reflect the adjustment value of 600 dpi Std.
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 Work Procedure
1. Display [#ADJUST] - [PRINT ADJUST].
FUNCTION
5
#ADJUST [ENT]
#ADJUST
PRINT ADJUST [ENT]
2. Select the waveform.

#PRINT ADJUST
:WF2
WF3
[] / []: Switches
[ENTER]: Confirms (Next)
6
3. Select the Y-resolution and scanning speed.
7
#PRINT ADJUST
:300Std [] / []: Y-resolution & Scanning speed change
300Std - 1200Hi [ENTER]: Confirms (Next)

Rev.
 SiDir adjustment
4. Select “SiDir” on the [SELECT] display.
#PRINT ADJUST
SELECT :SiDir [] / []: Switches
ReDir [ENTER]: Confirms (Next)
BiDir
5. Press the [ENTER] key to draw the pattern.
1
#PRINT ADJUST [ENTER]: To start Pattern drawing
SELECT :SiDir
[]: To the compensation display
(Without drawing)
#PRINT ADJUST
SiDir :PRINT
2
Pattern drawing
Feeding direction 6. Check and compensate the patterns.

Input the adjustment value (the measured value: μm) so that the
impact dots of the H2A line is at the same position in the Y-
3
2D 2C 2B 2A 1D 1C 1B
direction, referring to the reference nozzle H1A line.
(Reference)
[] / []: Compensating value input
Scanning direction
All nozzles (7 lines) adjusted [ENTER]: Confirms (Next)
Magnified
Bad Good Good Input the compensating value, referring to the left
Example Example Example figure, if the displacement on the drop position of
head applied for the compensation occurs either right
or left against the reference head. 4
7. When compensated, draw and check the patterns again.
Adjustment
Reference line
line Repeat “Drawing -> Checking (Compensating)” until
300Std SiDir WF2

Magnify by a microscope, and
measure it in inside readings.
any compensation is not required.
5
H1A-H1B : 0.0
-99.9~99.9
 ReDir adjustment
8. On the [SELECT] display, select “ReDir”, and adjust it in the
6
#PRINT ADJUST
SELECT :ReDir
same way as “SiDir”.
SiDir [] / []: Switches
7
BiDir [ENTER]: Confirms (Next)
#PRINT ADJUST
SELECT:ReDir 9. Press the [ENTER] key to draw the pattern.
[ENTER]: To start Pattern drawing
#PRINT ADJUST
ReDir:PRINT []: To the compensation display
(Without drawing)
Pattern drawing

360Std ReDir WF3
H1A-H2A : 0.0
Repeat “Drawing -> Checking (Compensating)” until
-99.9~99.9
any compensation is not required.

Rev.
 BiDir adjustment
11. Select “BiDir” on the [SELECT] display.
#PRINT ADJUST [] / []: Switches
SELECT:BiDir [ENTER]: Confirms (Next)
SiDir
ReDir
1
12. Press the [ENTER] key to draw the pattern.
#PRINT ADJUST
BiDir:PRINT [ENTER]: To start Pattern drawing
[]: To the compensation display
(Without drawing)
Pattern drawing
2
Feeding direction 13. Check and compensate the patterns.
The reference lines are drawn in going, and then the adjustment
lines are drawn at the same Y-coordinate positions in returning.
The position where the lines above are overlapped on one
vertical line is specified as the correct dot position (H1A: M-
Scanning direction Check if the displacement is color fixed)
3
almost equal in the right,
the center and the left of the Confirm that the dots are on the same line.
Magnified drawn area.
Bad Good Good * The adjusting procedure is the same although the drawing
Example Example Example pattern is different depending on mode.
[] / []: Compensating value input (Measured value)
[ENTER]: Confirms
Reference
Adjustment If the displacement is significantly different in the 4
line right and left, other reasons are considered.
line
5
300Std BiDir WF3
= 0.0 Repeat “Drawing -> Checking (Compensating)” until
-50.0~50.0 any compensation is not required.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Dot Position Adjustment (User menu)
Rev.
7.9 Dot Position Adjustment (User menu) 1.0
 Work procedure
1. Load the media and set the print origin.
LOCAL
1590mm
2. Press the [MENU] key in local mode.
Heater///
1
Ink///
TEST PRINT/
MENU REMOTE
CLEANING
MENU
SETUP > 3. Select [SETUP] and press the [] key.
MAINTENANCE >
2
MACHINE SETUP >
INFORMATION >
SETUP
3
FEED COMP. > 4. Select [DROP.POScorrect] and press the [] key.
DROP.POScorrect >
HEATER >
LOGICAL SEEK HOST
< page page >
DROP.POScorrect
PRINT START
4
5
DROP.POScorrect 6. Press the [ENTER] key to start the pattern print.
PRINTING
Please Wait… Multiple test patterns are printed.
(The are called patterns 1, 2, 3, etc. in printing order)
6
7. Press [] [] to correct the dot position of pattern 1.
DROP.POScorrect
7
PATTERN1 0 • Correction value: -40 to 40
PATTERN2 0 • Check the test pattern to ensure the correction value is the
PATTERN3 0
PATTERN4 0 position where the outgoing direction and return direction
form a single straight line.
• If the correction value is not in the range of -40 to 40, adjust
:-40.0~40.0 the head height and then repeat the procedure from Step 2.

INSTALLATION GUIDE > Outputting Plots > Dot Position Adjustment (User menu)
Rev.
7.9 Dot Position Adjustment (User menu) 1.0
9. Correct the dot positions for pattern 2 onwards in the same way
DROP.POScorrect as Step 6, then press the [ENTER] key.
PATTERN1 0
PATTERN2 0
PATTERN3 0 Print patterns 1 to 8. Each matches the following
PATTERN4 0 chart.
No. Waveform Y-resolution Speed
:-40.0~40.0
PATTERN1
PATTERN2
WF3
WF2
300
300
Std
Std 1
PATTERN3 WF2 600 Std
PATTERN4 WF2 600 Hi
PATTERN5 WF2 1200 Std
PATTERN6 WF2 1200 Hi
2
10. Press the [END] key several times to finish.

MEMO
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1. About the Installation Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1

3. Installation Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-1 2

4. Printer Assembly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

5. Ink Set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1

7. Outputting Plots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1 7

© 2017 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. Contents R.1.0 P.1

1. About the Installation Guide 1.0

 Documents related to this unit

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1.1 Description of the Ink Used 1.0

© 2017 MIMAKI ENGINEERING CO.,LTD. 1.1 R.1.0 P.2

2. Main Unit Specifications 1.0

 List of main unit specifications

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3. Installation Space 1.0

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3.1 Installation check items 1.0

 Advance preparation and check points before installation

Be sure to check the following items before installing the machine.

6 [About USB2.0 cable]

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4. Printer Assembly 1.0

 List of work procedures

Work operation Description Refer to 4

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4.1 Unpacking 1.0

2. Take out each packing box.

3. Remove the leg stay packing assy.

Leg stay packing assy.

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

 Be sure to assemble, matching the color of the

right: Red label [Front view]

Front side Left leg 1 Right leg 1

 Temporarily fasten the upper screws on the rear

When fixing the roll guide BKT, press it in the

Roll guide BKT A Direction to press

Roll guide BKT A

[TS model] Direction to press

Roll guide BKT R Roll guide BKT B

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

4. Remove the guide caps.

Take-up unit fixing

Take-up unit fixing

Use the provided hexagonal wrench (size 2). 5

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

9. Tighten the 4 screws that were temporarily tightened on the step

 Pay attention to the guide caps’ orientation.

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

Use the provided hexagonal wrench (size 6).

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

15. Put the front face of the stand first.

Hold down the stand stay and tighten the screw.

4.Fully tighten the screws that were temporarily tightened on the

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4.2 Assembling the Stands and the Device 1.0

17. Move roll holder to the center of the unit.