LifeBasis Thermal Copy Machine for Tattoo

Main Engine Overview

The main engine of the LifeBasis Thermal Copy Machine for Tattoo features the following components:

• Transfer Paper Input Mouth: Where the transfer paper is inserted.
• Transfer Paper Output Mouth: Where the processed transfer paper exits.
• Document Feeder: The slot for feeding the original document.
• Document Output Mouth: Where the copied document emerges.
• Transfer Paper Cover: Protects the transfer paper pathway.
• Warning Light: Indicates potential issues during operation.
• Light: General indicator light for operation status.
• Operation Panel: Contains buttons and indicators for controlling the machine.

Operation Panel Introduction

The operation panel includes the following controls:

• MIRROR: Switches between two functions: Mirror and standard copy.
• PHOTO: Selects between two resolution modes: PHOTO and FINE. The PHOTO light illuminates when this mode is active.
• DEEPNESS I: Sets the copied document depth. When active, the DEEPNESS II light is off.
• DEEPNESS II: Sets a deeper copied document depth. When active, the DEEPNESS I light is off.
• COPY: Initiates the copying process.
• STOP: Halts the copying process.
• POWER: Indicates the machine is ready for operation.
• ERROR: Illuminates when an error occurs. The default mode is Mirror Copy. The Mirror light indicates when the mirror function is active.

Start Operation

To begin operation, insert the power plug into a power outlet. The machine will emit a "doo" sound in standby mode. All settings can be adjusted while the machine is in standby.

Transfer Paper Operation

Method of Use 1: Universal Version

This method is suitable for line and shaded patterns. Remove the stencil paper (located between the white and blue paper). Position the papers as follows:

• Yellow paper on top
• Blue paper in the middle
• White paper at the bottom

For a deeper transfer pattern, select Deepness 2 mode. (Refer to Picture 1 for paper arrangement).

Picture 1 Description: A diagram showing the paper stack for the universal version with labels indicating yellow paper on top, blue paper in the middle, and white paper at the bottom.

Method of Use 2: Professional Advanced Version

A. For Simple Line Patterns:

Remove the stencil paper (between white and blue paper) and the yellow paper. Position the papers as follows:

• White paper on top
• Blue paper at the bottom

Choose Deepness 1 or 2 mode for transfer. If a paper jam occurs, place the blue paper on top and the white paper at the bottom. (Refer to Picture 2 for paper arrangement).

Picture 2 Description: A diagram showing the paper stack for simple line patterns with labels indicating blue paper on top and white paper at the bottom.

B. For Shaded Patterns:

Remove the stencil paper (between white and blue paper). Position the papers as follows:

• Yellow paper on top
• Blue paper in the middle
• White paper at the bottom

For a deeper transfer pattern, select Deepness 2 mode. (Refer to Picture 1 for paper arrangement).

Copying Process

Before transferring, set the appropriate parameters. Insert the transfer paper with the pattern face downwards into the input slot. Press the "COPY" button to begin. To copy multiple pages, insert the next page before the instruction tone ends. The machine will return to standby mode after copying.

Notes:

• Preheating: The print head requires preheating before mirror copying. Ensure the print head is aligned with the white part of the printing paper to prevent black marks caused by improper paper positioning.
• Stopping Copying: To stop the process during copying, press the "STOP" button.
• Error Handling: If warning signals sound and the error light is on, immediately stop copying by pressing the "STOP" button.

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