User`s manual

T-Jet Blazer Series User’s Manual
Version 5.0 Revised September, 2008
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Adjust the Overall Height of the Shirt Board (EXPRESS)
Now that the Shirt Board is level, the next step is to adjust the entire height of the Shirt Board (if needed).
You may not have to complete this section for the initial setup if you ended up with an accurate measured
distance in the previous section. In addition, should you need to raise or lower the Shirt Board to
accommodate different garment thicknesses or other items, the following procedure would be used.
Conrm that the Printer is in the Proper Position.
1.
Refer to the previous section - Leveling the Shirt Board - Step 2. You must make sure that the printer
is in proper position before attempting to set and measure the height of the Shirt Board. If the printer
is not in the “Print Position” you will NOT get an accurate measurement reading, which can lead to
serious damage to the Print Head.
Enter the Mode Select Screen
2.
After you have veried “Print Postition” or have completed a Head Cleaning Cycle, on the UI, go to
the Mode Select screen. Refer to Chapter 6 for details on UI screens.
3. Set the Printer to Manual Mode
In the upper left hand corner is a virtual dial pointing to “Auto.” Press the dial
once and it will rotate to “Manual.”
Enter the
4. MMMU Screen
Using the “hand” buttons, scroll through the UI screens until you
reach the Manual Mechanism Movement Utility (MMMU) screen.
This screen will enable you to freely control the Platen assembly
position.
5. Position the Shirt Board
In the JOG section of the MMMU screen, use the FOR and REV buttons to
center the Platen assembly directly under the printer. Note: by this time you should
have already completed the previous section, Leveling the Shirt Board.
The Blazer EXPRESS (only) is equipped with a built-in Height Sensor that will prevent the Shirt
Board (or garment) from striking the Print Head. This will happen
if the distance between the garment and Print Head is less than the
minimum of 3 mm. The height sensor is a thin laser beam that
extends across the Shirt Board if it is at a dangerous height that will
damage the Print Head. If the Shirt Board is set too high, or should
anything break this beam, all machine functions will immediately
pause, the LCD Display will read “Top Cover Open” and a small
LED located on the top of the printer will ash Red.
MODE SELECT
AUTO
MANUAL
Pad
Enabled
MANUAL MECHANISM MOVEMENT UTILITY
JOG
FOR. REV. HOME INDEXNEST
POSITION
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HOME
“AUTO” MODE
JOG
FOR. REV.