Ricoh Ri 100 User manual

Names of Components

Printing on Fabric

If Errors Occur

If Print Results Are Not Satisfactory

Machine Maintenance

Replacing Consumables

CONTENTS

Printing on Fabric

Whole View●P. 4

Optional Trays●P.5

Control Panel●P.6

Troubleshooting for●

Each Error P. 33

Replacing an Ink Cartridge●P. 5 3

Error Messages and●

Troubleshooting P. 30

Creation Flow●P.7

Removing Dust and●

Flattening Fibers P. 9

●

Loading a Fabric in the A4 Standard Tray

P.10

Loading Socks in the●

Sleeve & Socks Tray P.15

Loading a Sleeve in the●

Sleeve & Socks Tray P.18

Printing●P. 21

Removing the Fabric●P. 25

Fixing Ink●P. 27

Handling Printed Goods●P.28

Nozzle Check●P. 40

Head-cleaning●P. 4 2

No-fuss Head Cleaning●P. 43

Head-flushing●P. 44

Head Position●P. 45

Registration●P.49

Regular Maintenance/Cleaning●

the Internal Compartments

P.52

Machine

Maintenance

If Errors Occur

Replacing Consumables

If Print Results Are

Not Satisfactory

Names of

Components

Notice●P. 3

Read this manual carefully before you use the product and

keep it handy for future reference.

For safe and correct use, be sure to read Safety Information

before using the machine.

Notice

Names of Components

Machine Body

DYX009

Rear Cover

Right Front Cover

Tray Stand

Indentations for

Lifting

Indentations for

Lifting

Top Cover

Tray (A4 Standard Tray)

You can print within an A4 size (210 × 297 mm) (8.3 × 11.7 inches) area on

a garment using this tray.

DYX092

Cover

Unlock Button

Tray Positioning Line

Table

Whole View

Names of Components

Optional Trays

Tray (A5 Tray)

You can print within an A5 size (148 × 210 mm) (5.9 × 8.3 inches) area on a

garment using this tray.

DYX093

Cover

Unlock Button

Table

Tray Positioning Line

Sleeve & Socks Tray

You can print sleeve or socks using this tray.

DYX085

Table

Cover

Unlock Button

Tray Positioning Line

Names of Components

DYX094

Display

[Escape] key

[#Enter] key

[Tray] key

[Start] key

Power lamp

[Stop] key

[▲], [▼/Menu] keys

[Adjust Height ▲],

[Adjust Height ▼] keys

Waste ink full indicator

Cartridge replacement indicator

Alert indicator

[Power] key

[Start] key's display

After receiving

the print job:

Lit in blue

While printing:

Flashing in blue

After printing

(in standby mode):

Off

DSA004

DSA005

DSA006

Control Panel

Printing on Fabric

Creation Flow

This section explains the operation flow when printing is per-

formed on fabric using the "Easy Designer" mode of the dedi-

cated "Design Software" application. Use the Design Software

to do the operations in Steps 3 to 7.

To use Sleeve & Socks Tray, you need to install the latest firmware (ver.

•

1.20 or later) on the machine.

Use the latest version of the Design Software. See the latest help for

•

the operating procedures.

Removing dust and flattening fibers of the fabric.

See page 9 "Removing Dust and Flattening Fibers".

Load the fabric in the tray.

See page 10 "Loading a Fabric in the A4 Standard Tray",

page 15 "Loading Socks in the Sleeve & Socks Tray", and

page 18 "Loading a Sleeve in the Sleeve & Socks Tray".

Select the type and thickness of the fabric.

Select the tray size and direction.

Select the image to print.

Set the layout.

Print.

See page 21 "Printing".

Remove the fabric from the tray.

See page 25 "Removing the Fabric".

Fixing ink to the fabric.

See page 27 "Fixing Ink".

For the installation method of the Design Software and detailed op-

•

eration methods, see "Printing on T-shirts", Operating Instructions.

For details about the functions of the Design Software, see the De-

•

sign Software Help.

The print direction varies depending on the application you use. Se-

•

lect the direction of image and fabric referring to the figures below.

DSB447

DSB448

Design Software

Printer Driver (Windows)

Printing on Fabric

Removing Dust and Flattening Fibers

This process is to print on fabrics clearly. The optional finisher

is used.

As the A4 standard tray, A5 tray, and Sleeve & Socks Tray becomes

•

hot when continuously used on the optional finisher, give an interval

of five minutes or longer to set them after they are pulled out.

Do not print on wet fabric. Doing so may result in a blurry image.

•

Do not use the spray. If you wet the T-shirt with the spray, the color

•

of the tray may stain the back of the T-shirt.

In high temperature environments, fabric might absorb moisture and

•

stretch after smoothed. Print immediately after loading the fabric.

Remove dust and lint from fabric before printing because dust and

•

lint whose color is the same with the fabric color are hard to find, we

recommend using a lint roller to remove dust and lint from fabric be-

fore smoothing it.

Remove dust and lint from the print surface of the fabric.

Remove them with a brush for clothes or a roller.

Use the finisher to flatten fibers and remove wrinkles.

When using the finisher, you can carry out heat press processing for

•

the fabric being loaded in the A4 standard tray, A5 tray, or Sleeve &

Socks Tray.

Printing on Fabric

Loading a Fabric in the A4 Standard Tray

This section explains how to load a fabric into the A4 standard

tray. The same operation applies when the A5 tray is used.

When attaching or removing fabrics in tray, take care not to trap or•

injure your fingers.

When printing on thin fabrics, the ink may adhere to the table. Place

•

paper or something similar on the table before loading the fabric.

Press the [Power] key, and then turn on the machine.

• Detachthetrayafterturningonthemachine.Ifyoudetach

the tray before turning on the machine, turn it off first, and

then turn it on again.

Make sure that the tray

stand is out of the machine,

and then detach the tray.

• Ifitisnotoutofthemachine,

press the [Tray] key to eject

the tray.

• Liftupthetraylightlyandpull

the tray to detach it.

DSB002

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