1. Use genuine antivirus software to detect whether there is a computer virus.

 

2. Check the remaining available space on the computer C drive (generally, ensure that the available space is less than 2G). Since a large amount of hard disk space is used to store temporary files when raster image processing is performed, if the available space on the hard disk is exhausted and RIP can no longer be performed, it will also cause printing interruption. Generally speaking, the temporary file size required for each graphic file is usually 3-4 times the size of the source file. Therefore, it is necessary to check whether the hard disk space is sufficient before large-scale printing.

 

3. Regularly organize hard disk files and eliminate disk fragments. Sometimes, although the remaining space on the hard disk is sufficient for normal printing, it often cannot proceed smoothly. This is mainly because temporary files must be stored in continuous space on the hard disk. If the files on the hard disk are too scattered or there are too many disk fragments, the continuous available space will be insufficient. Therefore, it is recommended to frequently delete or transfer some useless or infrequently used files to free up hard disk space. In addition, follow the following operations to defragment the disk: "Start" > "Programs" > "System Tools" > "Disk Defragmenter", generally, defragment the C drive.

 

4. Close unnecessary applications and release system resources as much as possible. Since too many unnecessary applications are opened, system resources are exhausted, causing the normal connection between the computer and the inkjet printer to be destroyed, and inkjet printing may also be interrupted. Therefore, before large-format inkjet printing, it is recommended to restart the WINSDOWS system and only run PHOTOPRINT or MAINTOP software for inkjet printing. In addition, it is also a strong suggestion to delete the unnecessary self-starting programs in the "Start" > "Startup" program group.

 

5. During the inkjet printing process, put the production manager (PRODUCTIONMANAGER) at the forefront of all running windows to ensure that the program can obtain as much system resources and CPU processing time as possible (for PHOTOPRINT software).

 

6. Check the working environment. Please check whether there are high-power electrical equipment such as air conditioners, refrigerators, etc. around the workshop. Strong electromagnetic fields will interfere with the output of the inkjet printer. At the same time, do not put the inkjet printer and high-power electrical equipment on the same power supply line. Moreover, in areas with unstable power supply, it is best to equip the inkjet printer and computer with an online uninterruptible power supply (UPS). In addition, please do not use mobile phones near the inkjet printer.

 

7. Make sure the inkjet printer and computer are well grounded. Static electricity will have an adverse effect on signal transmission, so please use high-quality three-phase power sockets and plugs, and use a real ground wire.

 

8. High-quality large-capacity memory. It is recommended to configure more than 128MB of memory, and it is best to use a high-quality SDRAM memory with ECC verification. Please do not use memory of different brands or different capacities at the same time.

 

9. RIP the file before output. When using PHOTOPRINT software for output, select (Save as file), the software will RIP the job into a file in PRI format, and then use READYPRINT to output. When using MAINTOP software for output, change the terminal product to (FILES), and the software will RIP the job into a file in PRT format. Then, restart the computer, enter DOS mode, put the inkjet printer online, and COPY *.PRT.