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Application & Software Guides ( 3 )
Highlights how to get a neutral grey with the HIFI waterbased models. FJ-40425052 and CJ-400500 models.
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This document outlines the Print - Laminate - Cut procedure for all CAMMJet printers.
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Roland ColorChoice software de-install and reinstallation guide.
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Bulletin ( 1 )
This file will assist in color matching on a Roland device. Print the file in your device the pick the closest match and then input the color values back into your design file.
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Firmware ( 1 )
This zip file contains firmware for the FJ52425040 and SJ600500 series printers. Zip file also includes updater application and instructions.
Supported models include FJ52, FJ42, FJ50, FJ40, SJ600, SJ500
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Maintenance & Calibration Guides ( 1 )
Highlights how to manually clean the FJ-50, FJ-52, FJ-40 and FJ-42 printers. Also can apply to CJ-400 and CJ-500
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MSDS ( 2 )
This is a conformity statement to EUs RoHS directive for the FDY inks. FDY-CY, FDY-MG, FDY-YE, FDY-BK, FDY-LC, FDY-LM
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Owner & User Manual ( 6 )
User manual for installation and operation of the Color Choice 3.0 software.
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User manual for installation and operation of the Color Choice 3.1 software. FJ-40, FJ-50, CJ-400, CJ-500
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Users guide for installation and operation of the Color Choice 3.0 software for Macintosh operating systems. FJ-40, FJ-50, CJ-400, CJ-500
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Setup & Install Guides ( 1 )
Document details changing the parallel port to ECP for optimum print speeds on parallel based machines. FJ4050. CJ400500 etc.
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Knowledge Base Articles ( 5 )
The cut path is being clipped on one side of the print
HELP!! I can't find a Windows8 driver for my machine!!
Information about my legacy product
Can I use either of these cleaning cartridges interchangeably?
When outputting a design to your printer, the software needs to be able to translate commands to the device (such as how much ink to fire and when). These commands tell the machine how fast to feed the material, at what speed the print carriage travels, and what heat settings are needed for the print platen. Other variables include theproperties of thematerial being printed on, how the ink chemsitry reacts to it, how the different process colors of ink blend together to form other colors, and how long the print takes to dry. A Profile is a combination of all of these variables, among others.