Roland TU-400 Manuale Utente

Acceptable media widths

Material weight for which take-up is possible

Maximum material diameter after take-up

Speed during material take-up

Control switches

Power consumption

Acoustic noise level

Total weight of contents

Operating  temperature

Operating humidity

Included items

Remarks

         210—1050 mm

210—1300 mm

   210—1125 mm

210—1371 mm

     (8-1/4—41-5/16 in.)

   (8-1/4—51-1/8 in.)

(8-1/4—44-1/4 in.)

  (8-1/4—53-15/16 in.)

   17 kg (37.4 lb.) or less

  20 kg (44 lb.) or less

    17 kg (37.4 lb.) or less

20 kg (44 lb.) or less

180 mm (7-1/16 in.)

AUTO: 39 rpm     MANUAL: 39 rpm

POWER, AUTO, MANUAL

Exclusive AC adapter DC+9.7 V 0.7 A    +31 V  0.7 A

Take-up mode: 70 dB (A) or less          (According to ISO7779)

6.5 kg (14.3 lb.)

2 kg (4.4 lb.)

2.5 kg (5.5 lb.)

   2.5 kg (5.5 lb.)

     3.0 kg (6.6 lb.)

5—40

°

C (41—104

°

F)

20—80% (non-condensing)

     Frame x 1,   Control box (including the electrical adapter) x 1,   Flange x 2,   Sensor x 1,   Arm x 1,

Mirror x 1,   Mirror stopper x 1 set,   Hex wrench (large) / (Small)  1 each,

Cap screw (large) x 8,   Cap screw (middle) x 2,   Cap screw (middle) x 2,   Cap screw (small) x 6,

Cable retainer (large) x 1,   Cable retainer (small) x 5,   User’s Manual x 1

Rail slider x 1, Paper tube x 1, Gauge x 1

 Rail slider x 1, Paper tube x 1, Gauge x 1, Dancer Roller x 1

The automatic take-up function on the TU cannot be used when performing any of the following operations on

the CJ/FJ.

• Automatic separation of the material, and separation of the material by pressing the [SHEET CUT] key.

• Return of the material using the 

 or 

 key.

• There is no material at the TU's sensor detection area.

• Setting the prefeed function to [ENABLE].

• Enable the cutting function for the application software you’re using.

• From the display menu, select something other than [ROLL] for the material

• When loading material, automatic detection of the base point or align point was performed.

The problem is caused by wrinkling and slack in the material due to static
electricity.
If you're using the TU-400/500, insert the included dancer roller at the
area shown in the figure to maintain tension in the material.
If you're using the TU-60/70, insert the leftover core from used-up roll
material or one of the shafts included with the stand for the FJ (the PNS-
50/40).

TUC-60/70

TU-**

TUC-60/70

TU-**

Dancer roller (if using the TU-400/500)
or roll-material core or shaft (if using the
TU-60/70)