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Users Guide & Operation Manual for HM1 Kiosk with White Ink Version 2.1

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9 3.2 Rear A. CMYK Inks Bottle Compartment B. Ink Chip Compartment C. White Ink Bottle & Agitator Compartment ws E. s Ports D. Transpo

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10 33.3 Printer Head & Carriage 10 .3 Printer Head & Carriage

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11 The Print Head itself is seated within the Print Head Carriage, and the printing face of the Print Head protudes from an opening in the base of

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12 Printable Area of the DTG HM1 Kiosk e diagram above refers to the entire printable area of your DTG HM1 Kiosk™, NOT the intable area within you

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13 5.1 Unpacking and Positioning the DTG HM1 Kiosk™ Please read the following directions through before unpacking your DTG HM1 Kiosk™: Prepare

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14 Protect any carpet or floor covering with mats or old carpet as there is a risk of spilling wet ink when you refill the bulk ink bottles.

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15 Remove the tape holding the Print Head Carriage Cover closed. Remove the tape holding the inkjet printing head in place. Remove any ta

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16 5.2 Filling Ink Bottles Pour Inks inGently shakebottle. of the bulk ink supply bottles. Remove the Ink Bottle covers from the rear of the

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17 edesktop printer. This standard printer uses 16-20mlbulk ink system used in the DTG HM1 Kiosk™. The stink cartridges to “count” ink drops t

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18 5.4 Installing & Using Printer DrPlease note: Before starting this part of the seall Screen Savers when installing your software you have a

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Contents Important Safety Instructions...3 1. Introducing DTG Digital Printe

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19 Copy all files from the CD to a suitable location on your computer’s hard drive. Open the folder containing these files from your computer’s

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20 Click on the Ink Charge button. The dialog should now display a status bar, and the HM1 Kiosk should start ink bottles through to saying “I

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21 5.7te ink bottle. Always bottle before filling bottles, and monitor the l regularly during the operation of your DTG HM1 Kiosk™. Monitor

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22 6 Basic Printer Operations 6.1 Control Panel & Head Operation Controls Kiosk, you neControl Panel & Head Operation Controls, and what

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23 The Down button, when pressed, will lower the level of the Panything that may be positioned on the Printing Bed, such as rinting Bed and a Garme

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24 Emergency Stop Button The Emergency Stop button should only be used in an Emergency, for reat of injury to person or of the DTG HM1 Kiosk. ll

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25 Ink Lights (As discussed oto andard printer uses 16-20ml ink cartridges instead of the dampers and the DTG HM1 Kiosk™. The standard printer us

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26 6.2 Printing a Nozzle Check Pattern To check that the Print Head is fully charged with Ink and ready to print, you will need to print a Nozzle

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27 Click on Print to start the printing of the Nozzle Check pattern. Once the pattern has printed, the Moving Head Unit will move to the ejecte

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28 6.3 Print Head Cleaning u Click on the Start button to execute the Head Cleaning function on the pr athe printink throumoving tWiper Bla ink f

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ii 8 General Care & Maintenance of your DTG HM1 Kiosk...34 8.1 Execute a Print Head Clean at the

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29 7 Printing on Textiles with the DTG HM1 Kiosk™ asy am garment. Pressing the garment can also help to contain excess lint. White or li

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30 Pour the pre treat / Underbase of your Wagner HVLP /W550 Spray gun to deliver roughly 5ml of pretrein three seconds for an XL T. Faccomplished b

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31 Light coloured garments whenot require any pre-treatmere you are not planning to pnt process. Place the garment on the GARMENT PLAT

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32 7. Print Your Image. Refer to the separate Quick Start guide and manual for your RIP. 8. After Printing Has Finished.

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33 You may have to use trial and error to perfect the cumaximum binding of the ink pigments to the garmentthe garment. WASHING Garments

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34 8 G nance of your DTG HM1 Kiosk Wprinter, uses the standard Epson R2400 Windows printer driver, and shares the ease of use of a standard deskto

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35 8.5 Keep the capping station and wiper blade free of ink build-up Tprevecomp er. The biggest challenge to keeping these components performing

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36 8.6 lean the Encoder Strip The E carriaund ical marks on it. There is a sensor that sits behind the Print Head arriage which “reads” these ve

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37 8.8 Clean the Drive Roller and Belt The Drive Belt & Roller can collect a build up of pre-o need to use a small sharp object and/or a small

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38 8.12 Avoid White Ink Separation As explained earlier in this User Guide, by it’s very nature, white ink (of any brand) is prone keep your ink

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3 Important Safety Instructions Please read these safety instructions before unpacking and setting up your unit. It is important you follow all

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39 8.16 Aligning the Print Head If you notice any vertical or misaligned lines on your prints, or banding of any kind, you will need to do a Print

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40 8.18 Resetting the Waste Ink Counter You can use the HM1 Kiosk M8.19 If Printer is Not Used for Some Time If the printer is to be left idle

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41 9 T e- tin9.1 roubl shooControl Panel Light Indicators g Symptom Poss e ibl Causes Remedies Prevention Individ ghts Sual Ink Li olid Pri

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42 Symptom Possible Causes Remed ies Prevention b upteojob fro IP t q es. locked or interrbject d by foreign m R & Windows prin ueu per S

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43 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Error with RIP program flashing or solid (reabove) fer to symptoms Nothing happens when you

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44 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Images print “out of registration” between white & colour layers Dirty Encoder Strip Di

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45 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Cannot achieve a “good” Nozzle Check test, despite several Head Cleanings Nozzles in the Print

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46 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Images print with large bands in the print, or only partial images Dirty Encoder Strip Dirty

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47 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention ly d on the Damper on the Ink Tube, that the Ink tube is pushed “home” into the damper, and tha

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48 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Check Valve positioning (Section Error! Reference source not found.) Prints are blurry or fuzz

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4 1. Introducing DTG Digital Printers DTG Digital printers are one of the most distinct ranges of inkjet flat bed printers available today. These d

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49 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention White Ink is printing “muddy” white colour Waste Ink from capphas “back-flushed” inting statio

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50 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention excess siphon

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51 9.3 Problems with Curing / Washing Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention Prints loose too much vibrancy after Curing Too high a pol

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52 Symptom Possible Causes Remedies Prevention n/a Best results are achievedwith 100% cotton. Garments requiring white ink should have only

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53 10 Transporting or Storing Your Printer It is extremely important you observe the following before transporting or an extended shut down of you

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54 10.2 Preparing owIf the printer is not t ), we recommend th u nk drying out in t k1. Turn the P b i o mains power. 2. Pour the inks from eac

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55 11 ProdOur SupporWe offer FREE support for the DTG HM1 Kiosk™. Operating the unit is relatively easy, particularly if you follow the guidelin

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56 12 Requirements for PC Minimum System Requirements for Windows • Microsoft Windows compatible PC with a Pentium II 266 MHz (Windows 98 or Me) o

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57 13 Printer Specifications

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58 Limited Warranty Registration Card fax within 10 days of receipt of machine to: ___________________ ity:__________________________________ State

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5 There are many applications for DTG HM1 Kiosk™ printing. Besides T-Shirts, it can print on ladies tops, men’s polo shirts, tote bags, aprons, to

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6 Using Other Ink Brands Your DTG HM1 Kiosk™ package included bottles of DTG TEX Textile Inks. This is a specially formulated, water based pigment

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7 2 Before you Get Started 2.1 Commit to Maintenance Your DTG HM1 Kiosk represents a signicant investment, not only of your money but also of you

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8 3 Printer Components *Names below are used in this User’s Guide 3.1 Front A. Moving Head Unit ntrols ment E. Printing Bed n Bracket Screws

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