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4.
Wind the retransfer film to take up the slack.
Turn the knob in the arrow direction to wind a small
portion of the retransfer film. If the film does not wind
up, go back to step 3, and insert the bobbins firmly into
the bobbin holders.
If the film is not tightly wound, the
slack may cause the film to be caught in the parts of
the printer when you set the cassette, or damaged
due to wrinkles on the film. At this time, do not hold
the film to remove slack. Winding deviation causes
operation errors or defective prints.
5.
Open the printer door and insert the cassette.
Insert the cassette until it clicks securely into position.
The lever returns to its original position.
The cassette containing the
retransfer film is heavy. Hold the cassette with both
hands when you set or take out the cassette.
CAUTION
6.
Setting the number of frames to be used.
The number of frames of the retransfer film being used
is set.
For details, refer to the “Media Type” setting on page
31.
This work must be done when the used film (number of
frames) is changed.
When the number of frames is not
changed, the entire picture after printing may be
shifted.
7.
Close the printer door.
CAUTION
Media Run Out
Media Search
Media Broken
Memo
When the retransfer film is wound up to the end,
appears on the LCD panel.
After replacement press the RESET button, then
press the ENTER button.
If the retransfer film is not set properly,
or
appears on the LCD panel. When these messages
are output, check:
ⅷThe retransfer film is firmly inserted into the
bobbin holders.
ⅷThe retransfer face of the film is directed
correctly.
ⅷThe feeding and winding bobbins are mounted
correctly.
Memo
To mount the retransfer film which is partially used,
set the unused portion of the film on the bobbin
holder indicated with an arrow on the seal of the
cassette.
Printing with the transfer film set improperly may
cause the image to be faint.
CAUTION