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Copyright and Trademarks

Introduction

Product Compliance

Safety Information

How to Navigate the User Interface

Operate the Printer

Operating the Arizona 2200 XT

Roll Media Option

Static Suppression Option

How to Manage a White Ink Workflow

Ink System Management

Troubleshooting

Printer Maintenance

Regulation Notices

Application Information

Operator Interface Hardware

Introduction

The Operator interacts with printer components to print, maintain, and monitor the state of the printer. This section identifies and explains the functions of the hardware.

Printer Hardware

Operator Interface Components

Table 1. Hardware Interface Components
Component	Function
1) Main Power Switch	Turns the printer On and Off.
2) Emergency Stops	Emergency stop buttons can shut down all motion and hazardous systems. There are three E-stops, one on the podium stand, and one on each end of the gantry.
3) Carriage Guard	Protects the Operator from exposure to UV light and stops all motion if dislodged by an obstacle.
4) Registration Pins	Allow the operator to register media by placing it against the pins. Registration pin operation can be set at the user interface to work in either manual or automated mode. Pins can be enabled or disabled individually.
5) Printer Status Beacon	Indicates printer status. See Chapter 3 for details.
6) UV Lamps	UV light is used to cure the ink.
7) Vacuum Gauge	Displays the strength of the table vacuum system. If it reads less than 10"Hg, check for vacuum leaks.
8) Print Button	Starts the current print job.
9) Maintenance Station	Designated area for cleaning the printheads and the underside of the carriage.
10) Vacuum Zone Control Handles (image 2) 10) on image 1 shows optional RMO	Five vacuum zone control handles determine if vacuum zones 2 to 6 on the printer table are active when the vacuum pump is switched on. Zone 1 is always on so it has no control handle. The zones on the Arizona 2200 XT model are different (see Chapter 6 for details).
11) Automatic Maintenance Station (optional)	Provides a station where printheads can be parked on a vacuum system that pulls debris and particulate matter from the nozzles.
12) Ink Filters	Ink filters are behind a door under the ink bags. The filters remove unwanted particulate matter from the ink.
(13) Coolant Bottle	Provides coolant to maintain correct temperature of the ink in the printheads.
(14) Vacuum Table Foot Switch	Toggles the pump that turns the table vacuum on/off. Vacuum must be on prior to starting a print.
(15) Ink Bay	There are two ink bays: the Primary bay contains CMYK ink and the coolant bottle; the Secondary bay holds any additional supported color channels.

Ink Bays and Vacuum Zone Control Handles