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3.
When you reached your desired height, turn the
clamp knob to the right to lock the height
adjustment.
The gap between the undersurface of the heat
element and the upper surface of the article to
be printed on, should be between 15 – 25 mm.
Is the gap wider than 25 mm; the transfer press
will automatically cancel the printing process
for technical reasons, and the heat element will
go back into its original position.
4.2 Set Pressure
You can adjust the pressure with the pressure regulator;
the manometer in the control panel serves as a control for
your changes.
The first step to change the pressure will be to pull out
the pressure regulator (page 11, figure 5), then turn the
pressure regulator to the right, to increase the pressure, to
the left to reduce it. After you adjusted the desired
pressure, push the pressure regulator back in to set the
pressure.
Usual values for sublimation prints: 3 – 5 bar.
Maximum allowed pressure: 6 bar.
4.3 Time and Temperature Controller
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Pos.
Definition
1.
button „temperature"
2.
button „time"
3.
button „to the right"
4.
button „upwards"
5.
light-emitting diode „heating"
6.
light-emitting diode „O.K."
7.
display „temperature"
8.
display „time"
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4.3.1 Set Temperature
1.
To set the temperature; push the button
"temperature"once; the first cypher will start
flashing.
2.
Adjust the desired value with the „upwards"
button.
3.
To change the value of the second cypher, push
the button „to the right"; and the second cypher
will start flashing. Use the same procedure to
adjust the value.
4.
To change the third cypher; use the same
process like for the second cypher.
5.
Push the button „temperature" to save the
settings, as well as to leave the adjustment
mode.
The light-emitting diode will flash "heating", as long as
the temperature set point is not reached yet. After heating
up, the light-emitting diode will flash „O.K." after the
transfer press reached the desired temperature.
Recommended temperature value: 180 – 200 °C
4.3.2 Set Printing Time
Two different printing times, t1 and t2, can be adjusted:
t1 is the printing time over which you can determine the
press duration of your object. With some objects it is
necessary to pre-heat the object (without the art object).
The time of the pre-heating can be adjusted with t2.
1.
Push the button „time", and hold it. In the
display „time" (lower display) "t1" (1. pressure
time) and "t2" (2. pre-heating time) will flash
for one second in turns.
2.
To adjust the desired time value: Release the
button „time", when your desired time set point
(t1. or t2.) is flashing in the display. Now only
the first cypher should be flashing.
3.
Set the desired value with the button "upwards".
4.
To change the second and third cypher, push the
button „to the right". It will flash up. Set the
value like you did with the first cypher.
If you push the button „time"; settings will be saved and
you will leave the adjustment mode.
Pre-heating time t2: Start your print operation and push
the button "upwards". After the expiration of t2, the
control will automatically change back to t1.
Acceptable values:
1. pressure time:
2. pre-heating time:
Usual printing time:
45 – 70 sec.
TP-54 Solo / TP-54 Twin
0-399 sec.
0-60 sec.
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