User manual XEROX COLORGRAFX X2

[. . . ] X2 TECH, X2 Graphic Printer User Guide 701P36677 February 2001 Introduction This Introduction overviews the ColorgrafX X2. Additionally, this chapter provides information on how to use this guide as well as the location of information you will need to operate, maintain, and service the ColorgrafX X2. Welcome to the ColorgrafX X2 Congratulations on acquiring your new ColorgrafX X2. Xerox Engineering Systems (XES) looks forward to helping you increase your organizational productivity through full XES support with the ColorGrafX hardware, software, supplies, and service. Your ColorgrafX X2 is a flexible, high speed six-color (graphics model) or four-color TECH model) inkjet printer, with piezo head technology. [. . . ] This allows the computer to recognize the printer as a SCSI device. When starting the printer, use the printer's power switch to turn the printer ON. The printer will go through an internal self-check and media initialization to verify that it is ready to print. You will hear the printer's motors operate as each printer component is verified and the media is initialized. Check the printer's operation panel LCD to verify that it is online and that there are no error messages displayed. READY R: 360 PRES 36 F: 720 PRES 54 MENU ggg ggg 4. Verify at the operations panel that the appropriate media types are set. This information MUST match the installed media. If this is not the case, set the media type for both the front and rear rollers. To set the media type for the rear roller, press the MENU button, the SET button, and then use the arrow button to scroll to MEDIA TYPE, REAR. Press the button associated with either the + or ­ until the media type installed on the rear roller is displayed and then press the ENTER button. To set the media type for the front roller, use the arrow button to scroll to MEDIA TYPE, FRONT. Press the button associated with either the + or ­ until the media type installed on the front roller is displayed and then press the ENTER button. Verify that the printer software in the host computer is operating, and verify that the interface between the host computer and the printer is working (no error messages on the host computer). Using a print file in a format that your printer software can process, make any needed modifications to the print. After verifying that there is a roll of media on the printer of the type and width you need, send the print to the printer. <MENU> SET <MORE> <SET> MEDIA TYPE, REAR MEDIA TYPE, FRONT <MORE> Note: Do not open any of the printer's covers while the printer is operating. If a cover is opened, the printer immediately stops printing. The job in progress will be terminated when the cover is closed again. 22 Operations Operating the cutter The cutter can automatically cut the media from the roll to the selected print size after printing is completed. The cutter then stops at the left rest position after the cut is completed. If the cutter stops without completing the cut cycle due to a media jam, e. g. , the printer being turned off or a power failure, turn off the printer using its power switch. After correcting the source of the problem, turn on the printer's power switch. The cutter will return to the left position. Note ­ The cutter has been designed to last the life of the printer. [. . . ] (If you don't know, quit and restart the computer. The ID will be displayed during restart or in the SCSI Select Utility. ) Ensure that the SCSI adapter (in Tool>>Printer Manager>>configure button>>Printer Port tab>>configure button) is correct. (If you don't know the number, try 0 ­ 3 until one works. ) If this does not fix the problem, quit and restart PosterShop and try again. Media loaded improperly Ensure the media is loaded in the roll locators exactly in the appropriate slot. Appendix A: In Case of Difficulty 53 Print job is return aborted Inappropriate settings template. [. . . ]