MIMAKI UJV55-320 CMYK Manuel utilisateur

This document bridges the gap between the Fiery XF documentation and the Mimaki UJV55-320 documentation.

Refer to the Installation section before you connect the printer to a computer.

The Operation section has information on profile generation and everyday use. Please refer also to the Operation

Manual.

For a UJV55-320 printer, select the Fiery XF driver that matches the ink configuration in the printer:

Fiery XF model

Description

Mimaki UJV55-320 CMYK

Double CMYK set for higher speed and uninterruptible ink supply

Ink type: UV Curable Ink (LUS-120)

Mimaki UJV55-320 CMYKcmW

CMYKcm, plus White

Ink type: UV Curable Ink (LUS-120)

From the computer viewpoint, the Mimaki UJV55-320 is a special USB device with Ethernet support. The latest driver is

downloadable from http://www.mimaki.co.jp/

Follow the instructions in the Mimaki USB Driver Install Guide before you connect the printer. Mimaki USB Driver

version 4.0 or later is recommended. Furthermore, the Mimaki network driver is supported from version 1.2 onwards.

1Install Fiery XF and the latest Fiery XF service pack that supports the Mimaki UJV55-320 printer. The minimum

requirement is Fiery XF 7.1.

2To configure the Fiery XF printer:

•In System Manager, add the printer by clicking on the plus (+) icon and selecting “Mimaki”as the manufacturer

and “Mimaki UJV55-320 CMYKcmW”as the printer type.

•In the Connection panel. select the Connection type “Print via port” or “Print via IP network”.

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In Color Tools, select the printer for which you want to create a calibration file. The calibration file forms the basis for

creating a media profile.

•You can access the ink layers settings via the “Media type” setting.

•You can set the number of passes via the “Print mode” setting.

•You can select the Variable, Fixed Small/Large “Dot size” setting.

•You can select a resolution in the range of 600x300 dpi to 1200x900 dpi.

Ink consumption may be higher in higher resolutions.

•If your printer has light inks, reduce the starting point of norm ink. Setting it to 1/2 of the default Color Tools setting

(e.g. from 38% to 19%) is a good start.

1In Server Manager, click on the Media panel for your printer and load the calibration file you created in Color Tools.

2Click on Printer & Workflow Settings to open the Special Settings panel.

Always check the control panel settings –they may override the RIP settings or otherwise affect print

quality.

This section applies only to printer models with white ink.

For white printing, the print head is split into two bands - one band for process colors and one band for White ink. The

print speed is much slower than for normal color printing.

White adds another 100% of ink. Although the print speed is slower, you can easily run into quality issues. Use as much

of the media width as possible, and follow the hints given in the “Color Tools” section above. In particular, make sure to

keep the printing width consistent.

There is no specific calibration available for White. White ink simply uses its own calibration curve. As far as profiles

are concerned, the printer is still a CMYK device. Five-channel profiles that include a mix of CMYK and White are not

supported.

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Separated file formats, e.g. PS, PDF, EPS, support spot colors. For Fiery XF, the spot color name WHITE_INK has a

special meaning. It is a pre-defined printer-specific internal spot color. During job processing, it goes directly to the

printer, by-passing color management. It is possible to specify it directly in the document. Alternatively, you can use

Color Editor to set up an alias, by mapping one of the job’s separations to WHITE_INK. You can then select the .*cxf

file in the color settings of the job.

You can find the settings for White ink on the Special Printer Settings panel for the printer (Server Manager) or for the

job (Job Editor).

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•Print mode

There are six ways to print White:

Name

Meaning

Spot color WHITE_INK

The spot color of this name or alias from a separated document prints White. This is the

default mode.

Inked image

Every pixel which does not have CMYK = 0,0,0,0 on the printer side adds White

Bounding box

Every pixel in the image rectangle adds White. This is the recommended mode during

calibration and profile creation

White_INVERSE

Same as “Spot color WHITE_INK” but channel inversed

Ink chroma map

Reduces the amount of White for darker colors.

Off

White off, even when it comes from the separated document

The options “Inked image” and “Bounding box” work regardless of whether the file is separated or not.

•White ink coverage

White ink coverage is an option that configures the amount of white ink relative to black. The available settings are

10%, 13%, 16%, 20%, 25%, 32%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 83%, 100%.

•Printing order

Since White is opaque, the printing order is important.

Setting

Meaning

Color on white

Prints White as the foundation color, then prints the other colors on top. This setting is

for printing on dark or metallic materials.

White on color

Prints White on top of other colors. This is for printing transparencies from the back.

White only

Prints White, but no other color channels.

Color White Color

Prints three layers with white in the middle.

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The temperature can be set either through Fiery XF (20 –60 °C) or at the printer control panel.

•Refresh Level - For nozzle clogging prevention, set the amount of ink to be discharged from the nozzle.

•White-High density - This mode uses white ink twice as much comparing to printing with normal density.

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•Mimaki UJV55-320 CMYKcmW

Serial.

no.

Printing order

Resolution

Media type

White mode Off

300 x 600 dpi

300 x 900 dpi

600 x 900 dpi

Tarpaulin/PVC

900 x 1200 dpi

1200 x 1200 dpi

PVC/Soft media

600 x 600 dpi

600 x 900 dpi

FF/Soft media

White Only

White Color

Color White

Color White Color

300 x 600 dpi

300 x 900 dpi

600 x 600 dpi

600 x 900 dpi

900 x 1200 dpi

1200 x 1200 dpi

Film/Film (White High Density)

•Mimaki UJV55-320 CMYK

Serial

no.

Resolution

Media type

300 x 600 dpi

300 x 900 dpi

600 x 900 dpi

Tarpaulin/PVC

900 x 1200 dpi

PVC

600 x 600 dpi

600 x 900 dpi

FF/Soft media

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