Ricoh Ri 100 Operation & User’s Manual

Printing on Fabric If Errors Occur If Print Results Are Not Satisfactory Machine Maintenance Replacing Consumables 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Whole View ● ● P.4 Optional Trays ● ● P.5 Control Panel ● ● P.6 Troubleshooting for ● ● Each Error P.33 Replacing an Ink Cartridge ● ● P.53 Error Messages and ● ● Troubleshooting P.30 Creation Flow ● ● P.7 Removing Dust and ● ● Flattening Fibers P.9 ● ●Loading a Fabric in the A4 Standard Tr ...

keep it handy for future reference. For safe and correct use, be sure to read Safety Information before using the machine. Notice ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 blu ...

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 ...

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 us ...

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 ...

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 • � ...