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Error messages

What to do

Printer error.
For details, see your documentation.
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Printer error.
Turn the power off and on again.
If the problem persists, contact Epson
Support.
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Error messages that are displayed for the following.

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The power cable is not connected securely

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An error that cannot be cleared occurs

When a printer error occurs, the printer automatically stops printing. Turn off the
printer, disconnect the power cable from the outlet and from the AC inlet on the
printer, and then reconnect. Turn on the printer again multiple times.

If the same call for service is displayed on the LCD panel, contact your dealer or
EpsonSupport for assistance. Tell them the call for service code is “XXXXXXXX”.

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Summary of Contents for SC-F10000 Series

Page 1: ...User s Guide CMP0310 00 EN ...

Page 2: ...on Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation SeikoEpsonCorporationshallnotbeheldliableforanydamageresultingfromelectromagneticinterferencethatoccursfromtheuseofanyinterfacecables other than those designated as Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation EPSON and EPSON EXCEED YOUR VISION or EXCEED YOUR VISION and their logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of Se...

Page 3: ...th American and Latin American Users IMPORTANT Before using this product make sure you read the safety instructions in the online Notices SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Copyrights and Trademarks 3 ...

Page 4: ...fficiently without waste nested printing 53 Printing repeating pattern Step and Repeat 56 Using LFP Accounting Tool 59 Basic Settings 59 Screen Layout 63 Using EPSON Software Updater 66 Checking software update availability 66 Receiving update notifications 66 How to Use Web Config 66 Instructions for Starting 66 Exiting procedure 67 Uninstalling Software 67 Basic Operations Workflow for Optimal P...

Page 5: ...printer sounds like it is printing but nothing prints 174 The prints are not what you expected 174 Media 176 Others 178 Appendix Options and Consumable Products 179 Ink cartridges 179 Others 184 Supported Media 185 Moving and Transporting the Printer 185 Moving the Printer 185 Transport 195 How to use pressure roller spacers 195 How to install spacers 195 How to remove spacers 196 Parallel Adjustm...

Page 6: ...The illustrations in this manual may differ slightly from the model you are using Manual Organization North America To view user manuals visit SC F10070H www epson com support f10070h U S www epson ca support f10070h Canada SC F10070 www epson com support f10070 U S www epson ca support f10070 Canada Latin America To view user manuals visit SC F10070H www latin epson com support f10070h Caribbean ...

Page 7: ...d media and perform maintenance Network Guide PDF This manual provides informationonusingtheprinter over a network Viewing Video Manuals The video manuals have been uploaded to YouTube Click Epson Video Manuals video on the top page of the Online Manual or click the following blue text to view the manuals Video Manual If the subtitles are not displayed when you play the video click the subtitles i...

Page 8: ... Select Find in the Edit menu to open the search toolbar F To enlarge the text in the display that is too small to see well click Click to reduce the size To specify a part of an illustration or screenshot to enlarge do the following For Windows Right click on the page in the PDF manual and select Marquee Zoom in the menu that is displayed The pointer changes to a magnifying glass use it to specif...

Page 9: ...r B Maintenance cover left Open this cover to clean the area around the caps This is normally closed when using the printer U Cleaning anti drying caps on page 112 C Dryer The built in heater and fan quickly dry the ink after printing while circulating the air and maintaining the set temperature It is also possible to turn off the heater and operate only the fan Fan U Media Settings screen on page...

Page 10: ... as the media feed button in the control panel you can operate whichever is the easiest to use in your situation See the explanation for the media feed button for details about functions K Auto switch Use this switch to select the auto take up direction Choose Off to disable auto take up L Manual switch Use this switch for manual take up The selected option takes effect when the Auto switch is in ...

Page 11: ...r doing maintenance Green Printing is possible and the printer is either printing or ready to print The printer notifies you about its status in detail with a combination of the lamps colors and lighting flashing See the following for an explanation of the signal lamp U How to read the signal lamps on page 208 Q Lock levers The same parts are on both the left and the right sides When the front cov...

Page 12: ...rent volumes and install them B Handle Grasp this with your hand to hold the ink cartridge With new products the holes are shut so open the holes by pressingthemwithyourhand Thereare4placesonthesidesof10Linkcartridges and2placesonthetopof3Link cartridges C Ink supply outlet Inkfromtheinkcartridgecomes outofhere Pullthisoutfrominsidethenewinkcartridge andtheninserttheink cartridge D Connector Attac...

Page 13: ...error on the control panel s screen Turn the power for the printer off and then turn it back on If the error persists even after turning the power off and on call for service Off No error The ink cartridge can be removed if necessary G Casters There are 6 SC F10000H Series or 4 SC F10000 Series casters on the legs Always lock these when using the printer H Ink supply unit wire Usewiththewireasconn...

Page 14: ...re are multiple airflow vents Do not obstruct any of the airflow vents C Waste ink tube Tubes for ejecting waste ink Be sure the end of this tube is in the Waste Ink Bottle while the printer is in use D Waste Ink Bottle Waste ink collects in this bottle Replace it with a new Waste Ink Bottle when a message is displayed on the control panel prompting you to do so U Disposing of Waste Ink on page 12...

Page 15: ... the Printer on page 185 G Level gauge Check the horizontal level of the printer H Circuit breaker If an electric current caused by a short circuit is detected the circuit is automatically cut off to prevent electric shock Always keep the breaker switch ON while using the printer Check the circuit breaker s performance about once a month U Checking the circuit breaker s performance on page 139 SC ...

Page 16: ...listed in the reference sections below or by following the messages on the screen A Print head The print head prints by moving left and right while emitting ink When print results are dirty check for dirt stuck to the print head and clean it if necessary U Cleaning Around the Print Head on page 116 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Introduction 16 ...

Page 17: ...for smooth printing and media feeding U Daily Cleaning on page 107 E Pressure rollers These rollers press down on the media during printing F Suction cap Ink is drawn out from the print head s nozzle with this cap Clean the suction caps before doing Print Head Refresh U Cleaning suction caps on page 115 G Wiper unit Thewiperremovesinkfromthesurfaceoftheprintheadnozzles Thewiperrollthatisloadedonth...

Page 18: ...ucan operate whichever is the easiest to use in your situation B AC inlet 1 AC inlet 2 Connects the power cable Be sure to connect both cables C Drive switch The drive switch can be used to slacken media while loading it and to take up cut media while replacing it D Media Feeding Unit Loads media to be used for printing See the following for supported media U Supported Media on page 185 SC F10000H...

Page 19: ...r Since the brush s surface has a direction in which to wipe move it in the direction that wipes off the dirt You can switchthedirectioninwhichtowipe Ifyouarenotusingthemediacleanerbrush storeitbyhangingitonthehooks on the back of the printer K Presser roller spacer This part fixes the pressure rollers in the open position Pressure rollers that have spacers inserted do not apply pressure to the me...

Page 20: ...ng The printer is receiving data or performing head cleaning or other operations during shut down Off The power is off B P button power button Turns the power on and off C Media feed button The operations when the button is pressed differ depending on the media loading lever s status Lever is lowered The following operations are done regardless of the loaded media s winding specifications SC F1000...

Page 21: ...feed direction U Loading media on page 70 Youcanalsodothe sameoperationwith the AutoTake up ReelUnit smediafeedswitch Operatewhicheveristhe easiest to use in your situation D button Home button Press this while it is lit when the settings menu or other such screens is displayed to return to the Home screen If the Home button cannot be used during operation the lamp turns off E Display This is a to...

Page 22: ...en and the Media Settings screen by pressing the display switching button Status Indicator screen The printer s status can be listed A Header Displaysthebuttonsforfrequently usedfunctions Thefunctionsofthebuttonsareshownbelow Theheaderalso appears similarly on other screens Menu Displays the Settings menu U Control Panel Menu on page 142 Cutting Media Feeds the media to the cut position when print...

Page 23: ...changing it to Offline so print jobs are not received while doing printer maintenance Maintenance The Maintenance menu appears on this screen and you can do such maintenance as print head mainte nance and replacement of consumables U Maintenance menu on page 167 Information Displays the Printer Status If there are any notifications such as about running low on consumables the icon appears at the t...

Page 24: ...Suspend button Appears as the Start button while warming up until the heater reaches the set temperature Pressing this button starts printing even if the heater temperature is low 5 Progress bar Pausing printing and canceling print jobs Pressing the Pause button while printing displays a screen for selecting the timing to suspend press one to select it Immediate pause Stops printing immediately Wh...

Page 25: ...of ink runs low the bar becomes shorter The code at the bottom of the bar display indicates the ink color The bar at the bottom indicates the front ink cartridge while the bar at the top indicates the back ink cartridge SC F10000H Series FP Fluorescent Pink FY Fluorescent Yellow LC Light Cyan LM Light Magenta HDK High Density Black C Cyan M Magenta Y Yellow SC F10000 Series HDK High Density Black ...

Page 26: ...ew Waste Ink Bottle Wiper Roll status Displays the guideline for replacement of the wiper roll As the time for replacement gets closer the bar becomes shorter The display changes as shown below if a warning occurs The wiper roll will need to be replaced soon A new wiper roll needs to be prepared PressingthedisplayareashowstheSupplyStatusscreenandyoucancheckthepartnumbersforconsumables You can also...

Page 27: ... 20 m in advance Periodic Cleaning Print Page 20 pages in advance The times these are done change greatly depending on the ambient temperature of the print heads In addition Maintenance Cleaning may be done regardless of the notice display when the power is turned back on Pressing the display area shows the screen for cleaning in advance If you want to print when it is almost time to implement cle...

Page 28: ...ength B Media Feed Adjustment information during printing If you do Media Feed Adjustment while printing the adjusted values appear Pressing the display area shows the Settings screen U Changing settings while printing on page 29 C Media Settings information Displays the currently set values for each setting item You can change the values for items other than Platen Gap andPressureRollerLoadbypres...

Page 29: ...n page 170 This section explains an example of how to do Media Feed Adjustment to compensate for banding A Press to access the Media Settings screen B Press the Media Feed Adjustment information area The settings screen is displayed C Press to change the values If the feed amount is too small black bands dark stripes will appear adjust the feed amount upwards If in contrast the feed amount is too ...

Page 30: ...items The displayed contents vary according to the screen C Scroll bar Appears when all of the buttons etc do not fit in the operation area If the scroll bar is shown check the buttons etc by scrolling up and down Youcanscrollbypressingandholdingtheitemyouwanttoscrollandmovingitupanddown slide orbypressing to scroll as shown in the illustrations below SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guid...

Page 31: ...the Instructions screen may display and cycle through multiple illustrations B Previous step button Displays the previous step C Next step button Displays the next step D Step number Displays the total number of steps The color of the step that is currently shown changes to blue Types of Buttons Depending on the screen the following types of buttons appear Even if they are the same buttons how the...

Page 32: ...ssing the button anywhere except the right end selects an item as normal but pressing the right end changes the screen to that items settings Example Buttons that can be switched on off These are buttons for switching settings on and off Pressing the button switches the setting Example Buttons that turn gray gray out This indicates thatthe button cannotbeused These buttons turn gray onlywhen they ...

Page 33: ... draughts from ventilators or air conditioners The print head nozzles could dry out and clog Do not bend or tug the waste ink tube Ink could spill inside or around the printer Maintenance such as cleaning and replacement mustbeperformedaccordingtousagefrequencyor at recommended intervals Failure to perform regular maintenance could result in loss of print quality In the absence of the appropriate ...

Page 34: ...inter on and then turn it off Close all covers before placing the printer in storage If you are not using the printer for a long time put an anti static cloth or cover on the printer to prevent dust The print head nozzles are very small and they can become clogged easily if fine dust gets on the print head and you may not be able to print properly When storing the printer be sure that it is level ...

Page 35: ...idges on page 133 Handling Media Note the following when handling or storing media Media that are in poor condition will not produce good quality prints Be sure to read the documentation provided with each type of media Notes on Handling Do not fold the media or damage the printable surface Do not touch the printable surface Moisture and oils from your hands can affect print quality When handling ...

Page 36: ... help for details about functions To view and download additional software visit SC F10070H www latin epson com support f10070h Caribbean www epson com br suporte f10070h Brazil www latin epson com soporte f10070h other regions SC F10070 www latin epson com support f10070 Caribbean www epson com br suporte f10070 Brazil www latin epson com soporte f10070 other regions Other Regions The following 2...

Page 37: ...e media settings from a computer and write to the printer U Instructions for Starting on page 39 U Exiting procedure on page 48 EPSON Software Updater ThesoftwarechecksifnewsoftwareorupdateinformationisavailableontheInternetandinstalls itifitis available Youcan alsoupdatethemanuals Epson EdgeDashboard and Epson EdgePrint for this printer Epson communications drivers Windows only Epson communicatio...

Page 38: ...er via the network Do the network security settings from Web Config This software also has an email notification function for notifying of printer errors and other problems The provided files differ according to the country and region in which you live SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Introduction 38 ...

Page 39: ...d copy media settings to registered printers On Windows computers printers are registered automatically This allows you to monitor and manage them immediately after starting the Epson Edge Dashboard If your printer is not automatically registered check that you are using it under the following conditions A communication driver provided with the printer has been installed on a computer The computer...

Page 40: ... screen is displayed B Make sure that the Printer Status tab is selected Screen Layout Name Functions A Tabs for Switching Views Allowsyou to switch between Printer Status and Media Settings views Click tab to switch views Upon initial screen display the Printer Status view is shown U Downloading and Copying Media Settings of EMX File on page 42 The Accounting tab is displayed if the LFP Accountin...

Page 41: ...nformation E Function buttons Allow you to perform standard maintenance operations Click each button to be able to run the function according to the same procedure as when using the printer s control panel If the printer is not available for maintenance operations this button is grayed out You can perform maintenance when the button is available If data is not printed according to its actual lengt...

Page 42: ...e printer uses for each media Print Information Settings for ICC profiles that are used in RIP the number of passes the resolution and so on Download an EMX file and copy the media setting values in the downloaded EMX file to the printer from the Media Settings screen of Printer Operation on the Epson Edge Dashboard Use the following procedure to view the Media Settings screen of Printer Operation...

Page 43: ...ndicates the status of color calibration of media settings with the following icons includes color calibration information does not include color calibration information No icon Media settings you registered for the printer Click the icon to display the screen where you can see the list of color calibration history You can click EMX File Export within the screen to save an EMX file that contains i...

Page 44: ...get Media Settings List Update Button Click to reflect the settings for the media currently registered to the printer in the target media settings list K Target Displays the name of the printer selected in the list of registered printers 1 This button is not displayed when accessing and using this software from another computer on the network For details see the help for Epson Edge Dashboard SC F1...

Page 45: ...of registered printers you can download all the files corresponding to the registered printers A Click in the source and select Local Media Library B Click A list of EMX files for each commercially available media is displayed in the following download screen At first the EMX file corresponding to the printer selected in the list of registered printers is displayed If you want to view the file cor...

Page 46: ...settings list To view the loaded media settings select the printer you selected in Step 2 on the list of registered printers Copying media settings to the printer A Selecttheprinteronthelistofregisteredprinters B From the source media settings list select the media settings that you want to add to or change on the printer If printers of multiple different models are registered to this software onl...

Page 47: ...urce media settings list Click to delete the EMX files that have been downloaded In the source media settings list select the EMX files that you no longer use or that you downloaded by accident and then click Editing Media Settings You can make changes to media settings selected on the target media settings list You can also add new settings The steps to do this are described below A On the target...

Page 48: ...Exiting procedure Close the Web browser SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Introduction 48 ...

Page 49: ...t you select When you select a nest job changes to and you can do UnNest U Using media efficiently without waste nested printing on page 53 Delete selected jobs from the list Do only RIP processing to selected jobs Do RIP while printing selected jobs When you select a job for which RIP is already complete only printing is done Stop printing or RIP processing that is being executed Puttheselectedjo...

Page 50: ...n Manage Preset in the Tool menu For details see the help for Epson Edge Print You can do the layout as you check the printing position with the scale You can change theunits mm inch of the scaleinPreferences in the Tool menu For details see thehelp for Epson Edge Print You can also drag the preview image to change the printing position By clicking or at the bottom of the preview area you can redu...

Page 51: ...oneof the itemsinthe Job Setting menu When the setting area is closed you can minimize maximize the menu area by dragging the menu s left edge to the left or right H Auto Print switching button Each time this button is clicked it turns on or off Bysettingitto theprintjobsstartprintinginorderjustbyaddingprintdatatothe Job List D When there are idle jobs in the Job List idle jobs are also printed in...

Page 52: ...no broken links to images or disrupted layouts Text does not need to be outlined The appearance does not change even for different versions of image processing software Printing procedure A Click Add in the Job toolbar and add the print data to the Job List Or draganddroptheprintdataontotheJobList The name of the data and a thumbnail for the print data that was added appear in the Job List Note Wh...

Page 53: ...rinted Job list For details on how to use the Printed Job list see the help for Epson Edge Print When there are multiple jobs in the Job List you can decide on the order to print jobs and flexibly change the order of the print jobs in the Job List For details see the help for Epson Edge Print Note Check the status of the switch printer tab before starting to print You cannot print if the status ic...

Page 54: ...Listaremoved to the lower level and the nest icon appears to indicate they are nested jobs All the selected jobs appear in the preview area The default setting value for the interval for each job in a nested job is 10 mm To change this interval select Job Interval U Setting margins for each job in nested jobs on page 55 You can add jobs to a nested job by dragging and droppingajobthatisnotnestedfr...

Page 55: ...status screen is displayed Confirm that the remaining media is longer than the overall length of the print job that you confirmed in Step 1 Depending on the model you are using may be disabled Confirmthatthereissufficientchargeremaining in the chip unit Settingmarginsforeachjobinnested jobs Follow the procedure below to set the default values for the margins of each job in the nested jobs Whenitis...

Page 56: ...at and then print on this printer In this case you can only set the size of the area on which to place the image U Step and Repeat Process on the Printer on page 58 D Set the size of the area on which to place the image Selecting Layout Area Size lines up and places the image in the specified size If you select a Width for the Layout Area Size that is wider than the media s width the image that ex...

Page 57: ...n set Overlapping Amount and do adjustments when dark lines are visible when the images overlap or when there is a space and white lines are visible when printing even though the images look perfectly joined in the preview area Example 2 mm wide vertical white lines appear between the images White lines occur because there are horizontal spaces between the images Set 2 in Right in Overlapping Amou...

Page 58: ...Edge Print and the RIP server can be shut down while printing However it is not possible to shift and position the image nor to specify the starting point of the pattern Select Execute Step and Repeat on the Printer and set thesizeoftheareaonwhichtoplacetheimageinLayout Area Size SelectingLayoutAreaSizelinesupandplacestheimage in the specified size If you select a Width for the Layout Area Size th...

Page 59: ...lp Select the printer Select the printer for which you want to summarize cost calculations and job information This section explains how to select the printer straight after installing the LFP Accounting Tool A Double click the LFP Accounting Tool shortcut icon on the desktop B When the following message is displayed click OK C When the following message is displayed check the content decide what ...

Page 60: ...b makesettings for all of the Media Information items and then click Register Registered information is displayed in Media List D Click the Ink Unit Price tab and then select the printer E Make settings for all of the Ink Information items and then click Register Registered information is displayed in Ink List Goto Step8ifyoudonotneedtomakeothercost settings such as administration costs or utility...

Page 61: ...and jobs by specific users A Click Filter Settings on the Job Information List screen B To hide canceled jobs clear Show canceled or aborted jobs C To hide test prints or jobs by specific users select Apply Filter make settings for the items you want to hide and then click Register Registered information is displayed in Filter List D When you have finished setting display conditions click OK Set t...

Page 62: ...ally communicates with the printer every five minutes and acquires job information You can also click Refresh Data to acquire the latest job information collected in the printer If the printer has not yet printed any material you cannot acquire data as there is no job information This completes doing settings To continue acquiring job information make sure the LFPAccountingToolisrunningwheneverthe...

Page 63: ... the product name and serial number for the selected printer as well as the date when the latest job information was acquired from the selected printer At the bottom of themessagedisplayarea AccumulatedInkUsageandAccumulatedMediaUsagearealso displayed depending on the printer model When this software is running and is able to communicate with the selected printer it acquires job information every ...

Page 64: ...rice Settings screen opens with the items that need to be set already selected If more than 10 jobs are sent to the printer while the computer is turned off this software cannot acquire job information From the job information that the software could not acquire only ink consumption is reported in the list with the job name Lost Job is displayed for the other information that could not be acquired...

Page 65: ...has been excluded on the Filter Settings screen is also output To output information for the select printer without the job information items set on the Filter Settings screen set Period to and then select Selected Period T Export to CSV button Exports job information for either Selected Period or All Periods to a file U Detailed Job Info button Displays detailed information for the job selected i...

Page 66: ...rthesoftwarenameinthesearchcharm and select the icon displayed Except for Windows 8 1 Windows 8 Click Start All Programs or Programs Epson Software EPSON Software Updater Mac Click Move Applications Epson Software EPSON Software Updater Note In Windows you can also start by clicking the printer icon on the desktop toolbar and selecting Software Update C Update the software and manuals Follow the o...

Page 67: ...eedwiththeremainder of the operation Exit any other applications that may be running This section describes how to uninstall Epson communications drivers For uninstallation of other software see the software help A Turn off the printer and unplug the interface cable B Go to the Control Panel and click Uninstall a program from the Programs category C Select EPSON SC F10000H Series FpFy Comm Driver ...

Page 68: ...ust by selecting the Media Type when loading the media U Loading media on page 70 3 Attach media to the Auto Take up Reel Unit AttachtheAutoTake upReelUnittotheedgeofthemedia and make sure that automatic take up can be performed The method of attachment varies depending on the characteristics of the media U Using the Auto Take up Reel Unit on page 77 4 Execute the Print Adjustments when using new ...

Page 69: ...not load media if the right and left edges are uneven If media is loaded and the right and left edges of the roll are uneven media feeding problems may cause the mediatomovearoundduringprinting Eitherrewindto align the edges or use a roll without any issues Load in an order appropriate for the media to be used There are two ways to load media The normal feeding procedure and the take up feeding pr...

Page 70: ... displayed B Move the lock lever on the left and right side outwards to open the front cover C Whileholdingthetabsofthemediaedgeplateon both sides move the plate out of the way toward both edges of the platen D Raise the media loading lever E Movetothebackside andloosentherightmedia holderfixing screw to movethe holder outwards SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Basic Operations 70 ...

Page 71: ... does not move H Place the media on the roll support Have the roll support moved inward for about 20 cm 7 87 in from the roll end Note The method of placing varies as follows depending on how media is rolled Printable Side Out Printable Side In I While lifting the lift lever move the roll support to the left and firmly insert the roll core of the media onto the media holder Note If the rollofmedia...

Page 72: ...betweenthemedia holder and roll core This may cause banding in the print results L While pressing from the top of the media holder tighten the fixing screw until it no longer turns Tighten it so the media holder does not move cImportant If the media holder screw is loose the media holder may move during printing This could cause stripes and unevenness in the print results M Rotate the handle until...

Page 73: ... side lift the media loading lever Note You can change the media suction on the platen through the screen operation Increasing the media suctionlowersthepossibilityofmediafallingdown If it is difficult to pull out the media in the following procedure decrease the media suction Change as required Q Pull out the media to the following position depending on the type of media Normal feeding procedure ...

Page 74: ...rself until its edge comes out from the bottom of the dryer c Hold the center of the media in one hand and pull out the media until its edge reaches the media holder Do not pull the media with both hands This could cause the media to skew or move around R Lower the media loading lever Normal feeding procedure After lowering the media loading lever move on to the next step Take up feeding procedure...

Page 75: ... center of the triangular holes in the media edge plates The media edge plates prevent the media from riding up and keep fibers on the cut edge of the media from touching the print head Load correctly cImportant Do not use the media edge plates with media that is 0 4 mm 0 01 in or more thick The media edge plates could touch and damage the print head Alwayspositiontheplatessothattheedges of the me...

Page 76: ...ars Select the Media Type using the paperweightoftheloadedmediaasaguidelineas shown below The paper weights of each Media Type shown in the screen are typical values Media Type Paperweight g m2 Ultra Thin 39 or under Thin 40 to 56 Med Thick 57 to 89 Thick 90 or over In Media Detection set Width Detection Normally leave this On See the following for details about Media Detection U General Settings ...

Page 77: ...Unit while it is operating Failure to observe these precautions could result in injury Do not put your hand inside the dryer Failure to observe the necessary precautions could result in burns Important points for correct take up Observe the following points for correct take up of media We recommend using a take up roll core with the same width as the media If a take up roll core of a different wid...

Page 78: ...f the media is pulled by hand the media may twist during take up Take up feeding procedure Follow the Steps 16 to 18 of Loading media to pull out the media until its edge reaches the media holder U Loading media on page 70 C Loosen the media holder fixing screws on both sides and adjust the media holders so that the distancebetweenthetwoiswiderthanthemedia If the roll supports are not positioned e...

Page 79: ...are misaligned the media cannot be taken up correctly If the edges are misaligned loosen the fixing screw for the right side media holder and then restart from Step 4 H To ensure that the media holder is sufficiently inserted into the roll core push the top of the media holder towards the end of the roll two times cImportant If the media holder is inserted into the roll core insufficiently mediais...

Page 80: ...er screw on the right side and then restart from Step 5 K Leave a 10 to 20 cm 3 93 to 7 87 in wide section in the center of the media and cut at least 25 cm 9 84 in in height from the left and right corners of the media Cutting the media prevents feeding problems such as the left and right corners of media being folded and caught at the start of take up Next see the following according to the proc...

Page 81: ...e Manual switch on the side totake upthe media forasingle wrap around the core D Flip the Auto switch to E Confirm that the media is attached without looseness If the tension on the left and right of the media is different in the areas shown in the illustration below the media will not be taken up correctly When one side is loose restart the procedure from Step 1 Note You can confirm differences i...

Page 82: ... totake upthe media forasingle wrap around the core D Flip the Auto switch to E Confirm that the media is attached without looseness If the tension on the left and right of the media is different in the areas shown in the illustration below the media will not be taken up correctly When one side is loose restart the procedure from Step 1 Note You can confirm differences in tension by lightly tappin...

Page 83: ...p D Repeat the following procedure and take up the media for a double wrap around the roll core a Hold the button pressed to slightly slacken the media at the back side b While holding the center of the media on the platen pull it out by moving it toward yourself and slacken the media at the front side c Hold down the Manual switch on the side to take up the slack media around the core cImportant ...

Page 84: ...confirm differences in tension by lightly tapping both edges of the media as shown in the illustration below H Movetothefrontside andwhileholdingthetabs of the media edge plate on both sides move the plate to the top edge of the media Adjust so that the edges of the media are aligned with the center of the triangular holes in the media edge plates The media edge plates prevent the media from ridin...

Page 85: ... Thin 40 to 56 Med Thick 57 to 89 Thick 90 or over In Media Detection set Width Detection Normally leave this On See the following for details about Media Detection U General Settings menu on page 152 Press OK to start operations such as detecting the loaded media Printed side out A Confirm that the front cover is open B Raise the media loading lever C While pulling the center section of the media...

Page 86: ...problems such as wrinkles E Flip the Auto switch to F Lower the media loading lever G Confirm that the media is attached without looseness on the front and back sides If the tension on the left and right of the media is different in the areas shown in the illustration below the media will not be taken up correctly When one side is loose restart the procedure from Step 2 Note You can confirm differ...

Page 87: ... loaded media Media Detection How to detect the width of the media When you select Media Settings while no Media Type is set in Media the screen to select Media Type appears Select the Media Type using the paperweightoftheloadedmediaasaguidelineas shown below The paper weights of each Media Type shown in the screen are typical values Media Type Paperweight g m2 Ultra Thin 39 or under Thin 40 to 56...

Page 88: ...result in burns Do not put your hand inside the dryer Failure to observe the necessary precautions could result in burns When cutting media be careful not to cut your fingers or hands with the cutter or other blades A On the control panel screen press the and then Forward If you want to adjust the cut position change the value of the position B Turn Off the Auto switch of the Auto Take up Reel Uni...

Page 89: ...visible B To prevent the media from sliding off the roll support the roll at its left end C Loosen the left media holder fixing screw and remove the media holder D Lower the roll onto the roll support Becarefulnottotrapyourhandsbetweentheroll and the roll support E To prevent the media from sliding off the roll support the roll at its right end F Loosen the right media holder fixing screw and remo...

Page 90: ...a toward the rear F Take up the media by operating the drive switch according to how the media is rolled G Rotate the right media holder handle to the near side until it stops The part A on the illustration and the shaft of the handle will be visible H To prevent the media from dropping lift up the right lift lever to support media I Loosen the right media holder fixing screw and remove the media ...

Page 91: ...dia is 40 kg 88 18 lb or more then remove it using the lifter O Close the front cover and then move the left and right lock levers inward P Lower the media loading lever When the Remaining Media Runs Out When the remaining media runs out during printing a message is displayed on the display screen of the control panel Follow the on screen instructions and continue printing by replacing the media u...

Page 92: ...sume printing U Loading media on page 70 U Using the Auto Take up Reel Unit on page 77 Before Printing To maintain print quality perform the following inspection before starting work each day Check the amount of ink remaining Check the amount of ink remaining and replace the old ink cartridge if ink is expended If ink is expended during printing the printer automatically switches to the other ink ...

Page 93: ...l adjustment is complete Print Head Alignment Auto The same adjustment as Print Head Alignment of Automatic Adjustment is performed The approximate maximum length of the media required to print the test pattern is given below Approx 300 mm 11 81 in A Check that the printer is ready and load the media according to the actual usage conditions When using the Auto Take up Reel Unit attach the media to...

Page 94: ...ults for the adjustment pattern is displayed Ontheentryscreenofeachblock setthenumber confirmed in Step 4 by pressing and then press OK The Media Settings menu is displayed when you finish the adjustments Media Feed Adjustment This menu is used when banding horizontal banding tint unevenness or stripes is detected in printing results You can select Auto or Manual to make adjustments Auto You can s...

Page 95: ...to make adjustments Manual Standard Make a selection in the following cases When Auto adjustment has failed When you want to perform quick and simple adjustment by visually inspecting the pattern Manual Measurement Make a selection in the following cases When Auto and Manual Standard adjustments have failed When banding can be seen in the print results even after doing the adjustments for Manual S...

Page 96: ... overlaps or gaps is printed If the pattern is difficult to check such as if the ink bleeds input 0 0 one time In this situation the media feed is not adjusted Do the following steps to complete Manual Standard and then perform Manual Measurement again When Manual Measurement is selected Measure the space between patterns using a scale of up to 0 5 mm 0 02 in E The screen for entering confirmation...

Page 97: ...dges of the media The edges of the media are not detected correctly if the media edge plates are not attached correctly U Loading media on page 70 Width Detection Off The center of the black rectangle label in front of the platen shown in the illustration below is recognized as the standard position for the right edge of the media From the standard position for the right edge of the media a positi...

Page 98: ...e Print Area When not using the Information Printing function As shown in the illustration the printable area can be used as an image print area for all jobs SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Basic Operations 98 ...

Page 99: ...wing settings is shown Print position for the Event Marking of the Information Printing function Left and right Print position for the nozzle check patterns of the Information Printing function Left and right A Media cut position B Printable area Image print area Print area of nozzle check patterns Event Marking area When Width Detection is set to Off the set value 300 to 1950 mm 11 81 to 76 77 in...

Page 100: ...m 0 27 in When media edge plates are used a value to which 7 mm 0 27 in is added is applied as the actual margin since within 7 mm 0 27 in of the edge is recognized as the media edge 3 to 25 mm 0 11to0 98in E Nozzle check pattern printing width 16 mm 0 62 in when Normal is selected in Pattern Selection 4 mm 0 15 in when Paper Width Saving is selected F Space between nozzle check patterns and Event...

Page 101: ...g points are not observed when Width Detection is Off printing may occur outside the left and right edges of the media Ink used outside the edges of the media will stain the inside of the printer Ensure that the print data width does not exceed the loaded media width When media is loaded to the left of the right side reference position align the Print Start Position setting with the position where...

Page 102: ...printer Failure to perform appropriate maintenance could result in reduced print quality Read the following to perform appropriate maintenance Cleaning When to perform Component to be cleaned When starting work every day A Platen media edge plates around dryer U Daily Cleaning on page 107 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 102 ...

Page 103: ...king occurs Print results are dirty D Around the Print Head U Cleaning Around the Print Head on page 116 You can check the procedure in a video on YouTube Video Manual When it is hard to see inside the printer F Front cover U Cleaning the front cover on page 118 When internal lamp seems to be dark E Internal lamp U Cleaning the inside light on page 117 When executing Print Head Refresh C Suction c...

Page 104: ...en a replacement message is displayed on the control panel screen B Media holder U Replacing the media holder on page 128 Other maintenance When to perform Operation When a shake message is displayed on the control panel screen Shaking ink cartridges U Periodic shaking of ink cartridges on page 133 When checkingifnozzlesareclogged When checking which colors are clogged Horizontal stripes or tint u...

Page 105: ...king for clogged nozzles Cleaning the print head U Print Head Cleaning on page 138 Once a month Checking the circuit breaker s performance U Checking the circuit breaker s performance on page 139 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 105 ...

Page 106: ...Use these when wiping up ink stains The following accessories are in the kit A Cleaning fluid x1 B Cup x1 C Gloves x16 D Cleaning stick x50 How to use U Using Cleaning liquid on page 110 Metal or plastic PP or PE tray available in the market Use when putting cleaning utensils removed consumables or cleaning fluid moved to the container supplied with the printer Media Cleaner Brush supplied with th...

Page 107: ...e print head Always use fresh cleaning sticks Re using sticks can make stains even harder to remove Donottouchthetipsofthecleaningsticks Oilfrom your hands could damage the print head Do not use anything other than the specified cleaningfluidwhencleaningaroundtheprinthead caps etc Using anything else could result in malfunction or reduced print quality Touch a metallic object before starting work ...

Page 108: ...ontinue printing while glue is stuck to the rear it may rub against the print head F Soak a soft cloth in water wring it out thoroughly and then wipe off any ink lint or dust that has adhered to the upper and lower parts of the dryer Wipe the area shown in the illustration below G After wiping off stains close the front cover and move the left and right lock levers inwards H Plug in both of the tw...

Page 109: ...plate to the left edge of the platen to remove it Remove the right media edge plate also from the left side C Soak a soft cloth in diluted neutral detergent wring it out thoroughly and then wipe off any glue or ink that has adhered to the front and back of the media edge plates SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 109 ...

Page 110: ...rners of the platen 2 Hook into the rear of tab Front corner of the platen cImportant If hooked sections are not positioned correctly return to Step 4 to attach them again Otherwise the head may be damaged F While holding the tabs of each media edge plate on both sides move both the plates to the left and right edges of the platen respectively Releasing the tab fixes the media edge plate G Close t...

Page 111: ...for waste inks U Disposal of used consumables on page 141 Cleaning the media cleaners If the media cleaners are dirty they cannot sufficiently wipedirtanddustoffthesurfaceofthemedia sothereis a risk that problems may occur such as clogged nozzles If the Clean the media cleaner After cleaning is complete press OK message appears on the control panel s screen use the supplied media cleaner brush to ...

Page 112: ...ge appears follow the steps below to clean only the indicated cap Before starting this procedure be sure to read the following U Precautions regarding maintenance on page 106 cImportant Whenusingacleaning stickto wipeoffa cap donot wipeofftheareaaroundtheholeinsidethecap The cleaning fluid may get into the hole causing the cap to not function correctly A If Cleaning the Anti Drying Caps appears on...

Page 113: ...orientation and wipe the outer area of the cap that needs to be cleaned While wiping avoid the area around the hole inside the cap When there is lint or dust on the cap Remove it by using the tip of the cleaning stick F Hold the cleaning stick flat and wipe the edges of the cap While wiping avoid the area around the hole inside the cap SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 11...

Page 114: ...ile wiping avoid the area around the hole insidethecapandmovethecleaningstickonlyin the direction away from the hole H Use a newdry cleaningstick towipe up alltheink and cleaning fluid on the inside edges and area around the cap SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 114 ...

Page 115: ...h is not fully effective Before doing Print Head Refresh use the following procedure to clean the suction caps A OntheHomescreen press andthenpressin the order of Cleaning the Maintenance Parts Suction Cap B Check the on screen message and then press Start C Lowerthelockreleaselevertoopentheright side maintenance cover D Dampen the cleaning stick with cleaning fluid Use new cleaning sticks and cle...

Page 116: ...ty appears press Confirmation For problems other than jammed media press on the Home screen and then press in the order of Cleaning the Maintenance Parts Around the Head B Check the on screen message and then press Start C Confirm that the print head has moved to the right side and then press the lock release lever to open the right side maintenance cover D Check for dirt on the print head Check t...

Page 117: ...press Done Cleaning the inside light The printerhasan inside light inside the frontcoverand maintenance covers to make it easy to check print results and areas for maintenance If ink mist makes the surface of the inside light dirty it becomes dim so checking becomes difficult If it seems dim follow the steps below to clean it Caution Be careful not to trap your hands or fingers when opening or clo...

Page 118: ...s shown in the illustration For anything that cannot be removed with a damp cloth dip a cloth in neutral detergent squeeze it out and then wipe the stubborn stain F After wiping off the dirt close the maintenance cover Cleaning the front cover The front cover becomes dirty from dust and ink mist etc if you continue to use the printer in this condition the inside of the printer becomes difficult to...

Page 119: ...reen on page 22 Two ink cartridges for each color are loaded into the ink supply unit so the cartridge not in use can be replaced during printing Replacement procedure cImportant Epson recommends the use of genuine Epson ink cartridges Epson cannot guarantee the quality or reliability of non genuine ink The use of non genuine ink may cause damage that isnotcoveredbyEpson swarranties andunder certa...

Page 120: ... hands to cut along the dashed lines of the slot to remove the portion shown in the illustration cImportant Do not use a cutter to cut along the dashed lines Failure to observe this precaution could damage the internal parts and cause ink to leak SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 120 ...

Page 121: ...ith the ink supply outlet facing the side and slide the ink cartridge back and forth longitudinally within the range of approximately 10 cm 3 93 in for ten times Move the ink cartridge at a rate of one back and forth cycle per second When using 10 L ink cartridge When using 3 L ink cartridge SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 121 ...

Page 122: ...er second When using 10 L ink cartridge When using 3 L ink cartridge Replacement A Make sure the printer is on and then lower the ink cartridge cover of the used ink cartridge toward you The ink cartridge with a lit right orange lamp is the one that needs to be replaced SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 122 ...

Page 123: ...r removed from the ink cartridge for more than 30 minutes Otherwise the ink will dry out and the printer may not function as expected C Remove the used ink cartridge from the ink supply unit D Open and hold the handle holes of shaken ink cartridgeandplacetheinkcartridgesuchthatthe ink supply hole faces the connector When using 10 L ink cartridge SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Main...

Page 124: ... When using 3 L ink cartridge E Install the connector to the ink supply outlet Insert the connector until you hear a click SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 124 ...

Page 125: ...enance U Maintenance menu on page 167 When a message is displayed indicating it is time to replace the wiper roll See the following section and replace the wiper roll Printing cannot be performed if the parts are not replaced Make sure you use a replacement wiper roll for this printer U Options and Consumable Products on page 179 Before starting this procedure be sure to read the following U Preca...

Page 126: ...er roll G Install a new wiper roll Insert the shaft into the groove on the wiper unit and press inward until you hear a click Install the wiper roll so it does not sag If it sags excessively eliminate the sag H Close the left and right covers SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 126 ...

Page 127: ...g cleaned unless there are on screen instructions Failure to observe this precaution could cause ink to leak When a message is displayed indicating it is time to replace the waste ink bottle Replace the waste ink bottle with a new bottle immediately Replacement procedure U Replacing the Waste Ink Bottle on page 127 Waste Ink Counter Theprinterusesthe wasteinkcountertotrackwasteink and displays a m...

Page 128: ...spill onto the surrounding areaif the tubeis not inserted in the bottle You will need the lid for the new waste ink bottle when disposing of waste ink Keep the lid in a safe place do not throw it out D On the screen press Done Leave the waste ink in the waste ink bottle for disposal do not transfer it to another container Replacing the media holder Preparing and Replacement Timing When a message a...

Page 129: ...the replacement work If you do a replacement without executing it from the settings menu the media holder counter will not operate correctly What You ll Need New media holder Hex wrench supplied with the printer when replacing the Take In Media Holder Commercially available Phillips head screwdriver when replacing the Take Up Media Holder How to replace the Take In Media Holder A Check that no med...

Page 130: ... screw out upward together with the rubber part around it G Pull the media holder toward the outer side H Insert the new media holder from the outer side I Insert the parts you pulled out in Step 6 J Use the hex wrench to tighten the screw until its head is flush SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 130 ...

Page 131: ...edia holder is reset How to replace the take up media holder A Check that no media is on the auto take up reel unit If there is any media remove it U Removing the Take up Roll on page 87 B Remove the cables from the clamps C Remove the 2 cables from the printer SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 131 ...

Page 132: ...ustration and then remove the end cover F Pull the media holder toward the outer side G Insert the new media holder from the outer side H Attach the end cover and use a Phillips screwdriver to tighten the screw I Connect the 2 cables to the printer SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 132 ...

Page 133: ...y week Other inks Once every three weeks If the message appears remove the ink cartridge immediately and shake it The shaking method to be followed after the installation differs from that followed when opening the ink cartridge Follow the steps below for shaking A Make sure the printer is on and then lower the ink cartridge cover of the ink cartridge to be shaken toward you The ink cartridge with...

Page 134: ...ry out and the printer may not function as expected C Remove the ink cartridge from the ink supply unit and place it on a flat surface with the ink supply outlet facing the side When using 10 L ink cartridge When using 3 L ink cartridge D Slide the ink cartridge back and forth longitudinally within the range of approximately 10 cm 3 93 in for three times Move the ink cartridge at a rate of one bac...

Page 135: ...Turn over the ink cartridge and repeat the same cycle for three times Move the ink cartridge at a rate of one back and forth cycle per second When using 10 L ink cartridge When using 3 L ink cartridge SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 135 ...

Page 136: ...nk supply hole faces the connector When using 10 L ink cartridge When using 3 L ink cartridge G Install the connector to the ink supply outlet Insert the connector until you hear a click SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 136 ...

Page 137: ... Execution Timing U General Settings menu on page 152 Printing nozzle check patterns A Check that the printer is ready and then press in the Home screen The Maintenance menu is displayed B Press Print Head Nozzle Check set Saving Mode and Print Position and then press Start Setting Saving Mode to On shortens the printed length of the check pattern which reduces the amount of media that is used Dep...

Page 138: ... set to Off printing in line cannot be done Press Start to print a nozzle pattern C Cut the media as necessary and then check the printed patterns Example of clean nozzles If no parts of the check pattern are missing press OK The Maintenance screen returns Example of clogged nozzles If parts of the check pattern are missing press NG and then do Print Head Cleaning U Print Head Cleaning on page 138...

Page 139: ...or the second and subsequent cleanings select in the order of Cleaning Light Cleaning Medium and Cleaning Heavy D Head cleaning starts Acleaningresultmessageisdisplayedwhenhead cleaning is complete E Check the message and click OK If clogging is cleared Continue with normal operations If clogging is not cleared Go back to Step 1 and do Cleaning Light After executing Cleaning Light execute cleaning...

Page 140: ...cautions for details on the ground wire B Press the Trip button of a circuit breaker with a fine tipped tool such as a ball point pen The breaker is working properly if the breaker switch moves to an intermediate position between ON and OFF C If the breaker has worked properly turn OFF the breaker switch once and turn it back ON SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Maintenance 140 ...

Page 141: ...your local dealer or Epson service call center Disposal of used consumables Disposal The following used parts with adhered ink are classified as industrial waste Ink cartridges Cleaning stick Cleaning fluid Waste ink Waste Ink Bottle Wiper Roll Media after printing Disposeofitemsaccordingtolocallawsandregulations For example contract a industrial waste disposal company for disposal In such cases s...

Page 142: ...t and executed in the Menu See the reference pages for more details on each item General Settings For more information on these items see U General Settings menu on page 152 Item Parameter Basic Settings SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Control Panel Menu 142 ...

Page 143: ... Pattern2 Sleep Timer 1 to 240 minutes Date Time Settings Date Time Time Difference 12 45 to 13 45 Language Japanese English French Italian German Portuguese Spanish Dutch Russian Turkish Korean Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Background Color Gray Black White Keyboard QWERTY AZERTY QWERTZ Unit Settings Length m ft in Temperature C F Printer Settings SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User ...

Page 144: ...On Off Information Printing Off On Margin Between Images 5 to 999 mm 0 19 to 39 33 in Print Position Next to the Image Media End Event Marking Off On Print Position Left Right Left and Right Nozzle Check Pattern Pattern Selection Do Not Print Normal Paper Width Saving Print Position Left Right Left and Right Ink Density Standard Dark Media Detection Width Detection On Off 300 0 to 1950 0 mm 11 81 ...

Page 145: ...er 0 to 30 minutes Inside Light Auto Manual Restore Default Settings Network Settings Clear All Data and Settings Maintenance Setting Cleaning Setting Threshold Of Clogged Nozzles 1 to 50 Max Retry Cleaning Count 0 1 2 Maintenance Schedule Between Jobs When Detected Nozzle Compensation On Off Periodic Cleaning On Print Duration 1 to 9999 minutes Print Page Each 1 to 9999 pages Print Length 1 to 99...

Page 146: ...e IPsec IP Filtering Disable IEEE802 1X Media Settings For more information on these items see U Media Settings menu on page 160 Item Parameter Current Settings Media 01 XXXXXXXXXX to 50 XXXXXXXXXX Media Type Media Width Pass Mode Advanced Settings Print Adjustments Automatic Adjustment Print Head Alignment Auto Manual Simple Manual Standard Media Feed Adjustment Auto Standard Auto Details Manual ...

Page 147: ...pi 1 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 300x600dpi 1 5pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 300x600dpi 2 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 300x600dpi 3 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 2 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 2 5pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 3 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 4 3pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x1200dpi 5 0pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x1200dpi...

Page 148: ...600dpi 2 1pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 2 5pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 3 1pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 4 3pass 0 to 200 sec 600x1200dpi 5 0pass 0 to 200 sec 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD 0 to 200 sec 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD 0 to 200 sec Proceed to Drying after Print Off On Platen Gap 1 7 2 0 2 5 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Control Panel Menu 148 ...

Page 149: ...x600dpi 4 3pass Lv1 to Lv9 600x1200dpi 5 0pass Lv1 to Lv9 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD Lv1 to Lv9 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD Lv1 to Lv9 Print Quality Adjustment Limitation Temperature 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F Manage Remaining Amount Manage Remaining Amount On Off Remaining Amount 1 0 to 9999 0 m 3 3 to 32808 1 ft Remaining Alert 1 0 to 999 5 m 3 3 to 3279 2 ft Print Length Management Auto Reset Off After Last...

Page 150: ...ll ReplaceTakeInMedia Holder ReplaceTake Up Media Holder Supply Status Details on menu U Supply Status menu on page 169 Item Parameter Ink Waste Ink Bottle Others Replacement Part Information Details on menu U Replacement Part Information menu on page 169 Item Parameter Ink Supply Pump Anti Drying Caps Drive Assembly Cleaning Pump Wiper Unit Drive Assembly Suction Pump Ink Tube Printer Status Deta...

Page 151: ...Item Parameter Operation Report Total Print Area Total Media Feed Length Total Carriage Pass SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Control Panel Menu 151 ...

Page 152: ...Details of the Menu General Settings menu indicates default settings Item Parameter Explanation Basic Settings SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Control Panel Menu 152 ...

Page 153: ...t Pattern2 Sleep Timer 1 to 240 15 Theprinterenters sleepmodeafteraspecifiedtimeduringwhichnoprint jobs are received no errors are detected and the heater is off In sleep mode the control panel screen the internal optical sensors and inside lights turn off The screen display recovers when you press on the control panel screen Sleepmode iscanceledand the printerreturnstonormalwhenaprintjob is recei...

Page 154: ...at is easy to see in the environment in which the printer is installed Black White Keyboard QWERTY Select the keyboard layout for the text input screen that appears such as when inputting names to register for media settings AZERTY QWERTZ Unit Settings Length m Choose the units of length used in the control panel display and when printing test patterns ft in Temperature C Choose the temperature un...

Page 155: ...is moved in the direction U Printable area on page 97 Print Start Position 0 to 1000 mm 0 0 to 39 37 in 0 Adjust this parameter if you want to print from the near center of the media or if you want to shift the printed area left from the Side Right setting Thevaluesetfortheareabetweentherightedgeofthemediaand Print Start Position is left blank If a value is selected for Side Right an additionalare...

Page 156: ...n is Normal or Paper Width Saving the nozzle check pattern prints continuously during printing When printing print jobs continuously or when printing a long job you can immediately understandifnozzlesclogwhileprinting Thewidthofthecheckpatternis narrower than Normal when Paper Width Saving is set so the image print area is wider Set a position in which check patterns are easy to check in Print Pos...

Page 157: ...specified timing When printing is complete you can visually inspect the check pattern to determine whether there may be faint or missing colors in the preceding or following printout Execution Timing sets the timing that check patterns are printed Execution during Job selects whether to print On not to print Off a check pattern at the set timing during a print job When Off is set the images are ne...

Page 158: ...inter Print Date Date and time of printing Bank No Media setting number when printing Media Type Media Type registered to the media setting number when printing Media Width Automatically detected value of media width Print Length Amount of media used Paper Remaining In formation On Off Print Information On Off Heater Off Timer 0 to 30 minutes 0 The heater turns off a specified time after printing ...

Page 159: ... Periodic Cleaning When On is set cleaning is done at the interval set for one of Print Duration Print Page or Print Length On Print Duration 1 to 9999 minutes Print Page Each1to9999pages Print Length 1 to 9999 meters 3 28 to 32805 12 ft Off Actions Beyond the Threshold of Missing Nozzles Stop Printing Set the action when the number of clogged nozzles that are detected exceeds the number set in Th...

Page 160: ...0BASE T Half Duplex 10BASE T Full Duplex 100BASE TX Half Duplex 100BASE TX Full Duplex 1000BASE T Full Duplex Redirect HTTP to HTTPS Enable Disable Disable IPsec IP Filtering Disable IEEE802 1X Media Settings menu indicates default settings Item Parameter Explanation Current Settings SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Control Panel Menu 160 ...

Page 161: ...U Media Setting Item on page 162 Automatic Adjustment Print Head Alignment Auto Manual Simple Manual Standard Media Feed Adjust ment Auto Standard Auto Details Manual Standard Manual Measureme nt Media Management 01 XXXXXXXXXX to 50 XXXXXXXXXX Change the registered media settings New registrations are normally done when loading media or in advance on the provided Epson Edge Dashboard U Media Setti...

Page 162: ... settings The default settings for each of the following items differ depending on the content set in Media Type See the following for details on the default settings for each Media Type U Media Settings List for Each Media Type on page 205 Item Parameter Explanation Change Name Assign a name of up to 20 characters to the media settings being saved Using distinctive names makes them easier to diff...

Page 163: ... batch change of the Temperature Drying Time and Rewind Tension which is useful when changing the settings according to the number of passes set for a print job 300x600dpi 1 5pass 300x600dpi 2 1pass 300x600dpi 3 1pass 600x600dpi 2 1pass 600x600dpi 2 5pass 600x600dpi 3 1pass 600x600dpi 4 3pass 600x1200dpi 5 0pass 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD Advanced Settings SC F10000H Series SC ...

Page 164: ...to 230 F 300x600dpi 2 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 300x600dpi 3 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 2 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 2 5pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 3 1pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x600dpi 4 3pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x1200dpi 5 0pass 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD 50 to 110 C 122 to 230 F 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD 50 to 110 ...

Page 165: ...ncreases the time needed to print 300x600dpi 1 1pass 0 to 200 sec 300x600dpi 1 5pass 0 to 200 sec 300x600dpi 2 1pass 0 to 200 sec 300x600dpi 3 1pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 2 1pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 2 5pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 3 1pass 0 to 200 sec 600x600dpi 4 3pass 0 to 200 sec 600x1200dpi 5 0pass 0 to 200 sec 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD 0 to 200 sec 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD 0 to 200 sec Proc...

Page 166: ...dard If the following occurs when printing you may be able to eliminate the problem by changing the Pressure Roller Load to Light Wrinkling around the pressure rollers Staining due to the media striking the print head Rollers leaving marks on the media Standard Remove Skew On Select whether the printer does On does not Off correct media skew mediafedskewed whenmediaisloaded Normally leavethisOn Se...

Page 167: ...0pass Lv1 to Lv9 600x1200dpi 5 0pass HD Lv1 to Lv9 1200x1200dpi 9 0pass HD Lv1 to Lv9 Print Quality Adjust ment Limitation Tem perature 0 to 50 C 32 to 122 F Set the temperature difference at which print quality adjustment is not executed If the difference in room temperature and the temperature around the print head is higher than the set value a message indicating the temperature is not appropri...

Page 168: ...ed above U Print Head Cleaning on page 138 Cleaning Light Cleaning Medium Cleaning Heavy Print Head Refresh Cleaning the Mainte nance Parts Anti Drying Caps Start cleaning the selected parts Follow the on screen instructions to clean them U Cleaning anti drying caps on page 112 U Cleaning Around the Print Head on page 116 U Cleaning suction caps on page 115 U Cleaning the media cleaners on page 11...

Page 169: ...umables Others Replacement Part Information menu Item Parameter Explanation Ink Supply Pump Displays the replacement timing for the selected replacement part To replace it contact your dealer or Epson Support Anti Drying Caps Drive Assembly Cleaning Pump Wiper Unit Drive Assembly Suction Pump Ink Tube Printer Status menu Item Parameter Explanation Firmware Version Shows and prints the selected inf...

Page 170: ...rintresultsandtheyaredirty stopprintingandcleanaroundthe print head U Cleaning Around the Print Head on page 116 At the same time refer to Troubleshooting Tips in the Online Manual to take measures so striking does not reoccur The XXXXX is nearing the end of its service life Thereplacementintervalisapproachingforthepartsthatareshown Preparenew parts The media is not attached to the roll core on th...

Page 171: ...ittomatchthewindingdirectionofthe loaded roll media Shows the winding specifications that were set in XXXXX when loading media Does the Roll Winding Direction set when loading media match the actual winding specifications Raise the media loading lever to resolve the error Lower the media loading lever again and follow the on screen instructions of the printer to reset the Roll Winding Direction co...

Page 172: ...or that cannot be cleared occurs When a printer error occurs the printer automatically stops printing Turn off the printer disconnect the power cable from the outlet and from the AC inlet on the printer and then reconnect Turn on the printer again multiple times If the same call for service is displayed on the LCD panel contact your dealer or EpsonSupport for assistance Tell them the call for serv...

Page 173: ... using a USB hub is it being used correctly IntheUSBspecification daisy chainsofuptofiveUSB hubs are possible However we recommend that you connecttheprintertothefirsthubconnecteddirectly to the computer Depending on the hub you are using the operation of the printer may become unstable If this should occur plug the USB cable directly into your computer s USB port o Is the USB hub recognized corre...

Page 174: ...idity Inertial force of movement of the print head Displacementofthelandingsitesoftheinkmaycause the print results to show obvious graininess or to appear out of focus Also large discrepancies in the feed amount cause banding horizontal banding tint unevenness or stripes You can adjust discrepancies in ink landing sites and the amount of media that is fed by doing Print Adjustments In Media Settin...

Page 175: ...neral Settings menu on page 152 o Is the media skewed If the media is not loaded correctly the media may skew and the print position may be displaced Be careful of the following and load the media correctly When pulling out the media hold the center of the media in one hand and pull it straight out When you attach the end of the media to the roll core pullthecentersectionofthemediastraight down as...

Page 176: ...inter orthemediamayalsobecomewavyorcurled o Is the media too thick or too thin Check the media specifications to determine whether it can be used in the printer U Supported Media on page 185 For information on how to configure print settings using the software RIP contact the RIP manufacturer o Is Paper Suction set too high In the media settings reduce Paper Suction the force that sucks media down...

Page 177: ... up Reel Unit G Take up the cut media completely by operating the Manual switch according to how the media is rolled H Move to the back side and take up the media by operating the drive switch according to how the media is rolled I Move to the front side check the platen and if any cut ends of the media etc are remaining remove them J Lower the media loading lever K Close the front cover and then ...

Page 178: ...ter in sleep mode When no operations are performed on the printer for the time set in Sleep Timer in the setup menu the printer enters sleep mode The time before entering sleep mode can be changed in the General Settings menu U General Settings menu on page 152 Sleep mode is canceled when a print job is received the media loading lever is used or another operation involving printer hardware is per...

Page 179: ...dges 10000 ml High Density Black T43H1 Cyan T43H2 Magenta T43H3 Yellow T43H4 Light Cyan T43H5 Light Magenta T43H6 Fluorescent Yellow T43H7 Fluorescent Pink T43H8 Ink cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43B1 Cyan T43B2 Magenta T43B3 Yellow T43B4 Light Cyan T43B5 Light Magenta T43B6 Fluorescent Yellow T43B7 Fluorescent Pink T43B8 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 179 ...

Page 180: ...ow T43G4 Light Cyan T43G5 Light Magenta T43G6 Fluorescent Yellow T43G7 Fluorescent Pink T43G8 Ink cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43A1 Cyan T43A2 Magenta T43A3 Yellow T43A4 Light Cyan T43A5 Light Magenta T43A6 Fluorescent Yellow T43A7 Fluorescent Pink T43A8 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 180 ...

Page 181: ...ow T43M4 Light Cyan T43M5 Light Magenta T43M6 Fluorescent Yellow T43M7 Fluorescent Pink T43M8 Ink cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43F1 Cyan T43F2 Magenta T43F3 Yellow T43F4 Light Cyan T43F5 Light Magenta T43F6 Fluorescent Yellow T43F7 Fluorescent Pink T43F8 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 181 ...

Page 182: ... cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43D1 Cyan T43D2 Magenta T43D3 Yellow T43D4 Light Cyan T43D5 Light Magenta T43D6 Fluorescent Yellow T43D7 Fluorescent Pink T43D8 SC F10000 SC F10060 Ink cartridges 10000 ml High Density Black T43H1 Cyan T43H2 Magenta T43H3 Yellow T43H4 Ink cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43B1 Cyan T43B2 Magenta T43B3 Yellow T43B4 SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User...

Page 183: ...ity Black T43K1 Cyan T43K2 Magenta T43K3 Yellow T43K4 Ink cartridges 3000 ml High Density Black T43D1 Cyan T43D2 Magenta T43D3 Yellow T43D4 Not available in all regions Epson recommends the use of genuine Epson ink cartridges Epson cannot guarantee the quality or reliability of nongenuine ink The use of non genuine ink may cause damage that is not covered by Epson s warranties and under certain ci...

Page 184: ...printer Waste Ink Bottle for SC F10080H SC F10080 C13S210072 Take Up Media Holder except for SC F10080H SC F10080 C12C933881 IdenticaltothemediaholderofAutoTake upReelUnitfor this printer Take Up Media Holder for SC F10080H SC F10080 C12C933891 Take In Media Holder except for SC F10080H SC F10080 C12C933901 IdenticaltothemediaholderofMediaFeedingUnitforthis printer Take In Media Holder for SC F100...

Page 185: ...ers that can be used to load media that weighs over 40 kg 88 18 lb are as follows Thickness of the fork and table under 28 mm 1 10 in The surface of the fork and table can be lowered approximately 190 mm 7 48 in from the floor Moving and Transporting the Printer This section describes how to move and transport the product Moving the Printer Thissectionexplainshowtomovetheprintertoanother locationo...

Page 186: ... Confirm that the printer is off B Remove the Waste Ink Bottle U Replacing the Waste Ink Bottle on page 127 C Disconnect the power cords and all other cables Remove any wires that are in clamps from the clamps D Open the right side maintenance cover E Loosen the 3 screws and remove the screws and print head anchors A and B as shown in the illustrations If screws 1 and 2 are difficult to loosen by ...

Page 187: ...e screw through the hole in the anchor to hook it When doing this confirm that the screw is hooked into the upper part of the hole I Lightly tighten the screw J Insert the screws removed in Step 5 into the 2 holesinthebottompartoftheanchor andlightly tighten them K Usethehexwrenchtosecurelytightenthescrews in the order shown in the illustration SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appen...

Page 188: ...r hole in the bottom of the anchor N Insert the screw removed in Step 5 into the hole in the bottom part of the anchor and lightly tighten it O Insert the screws removed in Step 12 into the 2 screw holes in the top part of the anchor and lightly tighten them P Usethehexwrenchtosecurelytightenthescrews in the order shown in the illustration Q Close all the covers and then move the front cover s lef...

Page 189: ...leftside raisethefrontand back adjusters so they are higher than the casters 1 Turn the top nut clockwise to move it downward 2 Turn the bottom nut counter clockwise until the caster touches the floor 3 Continue to turn it counter clockwise until the adjuster is higher than the caster The metal plates under the adjusters are used for installing the printer after moving it so do not throw them away...

Page 190: ...the equipment Also move so that the printer moves first in the direction you are moving cImportant Use the casters on the printer only to move the printer indoors a short distance over a level floor They can not be used for transport Post Move Installation Aftermovingtheprinter followthestepsbelowtoready it for use A Check that the location is appropriate for installation U Notes on Usage and Stor...

Page 191: ... to tighten them securely If they are tightened loosely they may interfere when closing the maintenance cover Tighten them securely E Use a hex wrench to loosen and remove the 2 bottom screws on anchor A F Use ahexwrenchtohalfway loosen the top screw on anchor A G Slide anchor A upward and then remove it SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 191 ...

Page 192: ...he printer as shown in the illustration K Use the screws removed in Steps 3 and 5 and insert and tighten 2 of them into screw holes 1 and 2 and insert 1 of them into hole 3 L Close all the covers and then move the front cover s left and right lock levers inward SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 192 ...

Page 193: ... the adjuster touches the floor 2 Continue to turn it clockwise until the caster is suspended O Adjust the adjusters so the printer is level Turn the bottom nut of the adjuster until the air bubble in the level gauge is centered When the air bubble is toward the back side Turn the nut on the front adjuster clockwise SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 193 ...

Page 194: ...top nut clockwise until it reaches the top part and stops After it reaches the top part tighten it securely to fix it T Lock the casters on the ink supply unit Lock all the casters 4 on the SC F10000 Series and 6 on the SC F10000H Series U Do parallel adjustments to the Auto Take up Reel Unit U Parallel Adjustments for the Auto Take up Reel Unit on page 197 V Connect all the cables plug the power ...

Page 195: ...the followingproceduretoinstallthespacerstothepressure rollers How to install spacers A Confirm on which pressure rollers to install the spacers Spacers are installed in a total of 4 positions 2 each on the left and right pressure rollers that press on the ends of the media Look at the left and right ends of the media to confirm the pressure rollers that are pressing on the media The illustration ...

Page 196: ...f they are only inserted shallowly they may come out while the printer is operating E Lower the media loading lever The pressure rollers on which the spacers are installed are immobilized so they do not move even if the lever is lowered How to remove spacers A Raise the media loading lever B Move to the back side and remove the 4 spacers and return them to where they are stored C Lower the media l...

Page 197: ...g adjustment A Weight B Hex wrench C Film D Roll core shorter roll How to Adjust Do adjustment work in the following order 1 Checking the Parallelism Attach the adjustment tool to confirm there is no misalignment in the parallelism of the Auto Take up Reel Unit If there is no misalignment then adjustment is not necessary 2 Adjustments Visually confirm as you do adjustments until any misalignment i...

Page 198: ...r side cImportant If the left side media holder handle s shaft is not visible rotate the handle as shown in the illustration until it stops The roll core cannot be properly loaded if the handle s shaft is not visible F Align the right side media holder with the position of the dotted line and then tighten the locking screw SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 198 ...

Page 199: ...king screw J Rotate the handle until part A in the illustration below is fully inserted K Move the film to the left side insert its leading edge into the printer and pass it through to the back side Insertit intothe bottom of thedryerandthenout the top part over the platen and through to the back SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 199 ...

Page 200: ...at value O Lift the film at the front and back of the printer and move it so that it aligns with the tips of the triangles on the right side P After the film stops swinging read the value on the scale at the position on the platen shown in the illustration and record that value If the difference between the values of both sides is more than 0 5 mm 0 01 in proceed to the adjustments in the next sec...

Page 201: ...tely loosen the adjustment screws on both sides in the illustration below C Confirm that the film is aligned with the tips of the triangles on the right side read the value on the scale at the position on the platen shown in the illustration and record that value SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 201 ...

Page 202: ...e difference between the left and right is less than 0 5 mm 0 01 in 1 Align the film with the tips of the triangles on the side you are adjusting 2 While checking the scale turn the adjustment screw clockwise until the difference in the values for both sides is less than 0 5 mm 0 01 in The scale moves from the place that has tension when the screw is turned Fully rotating the screw once makes the ...

Page 203: ... media holder fixing screw and remove the media holder D Remove the roll core E Remove film from the roll core Note After removing the film be careful not to crease it and store it together with the weight If you plan on using the film again remove dust etc and smooth it out straight before use SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 203 ...

Page 204: ... and move the left and right media holders inward G Turnthecoverintheillustrationbelowtocloseit and then tighten the screw H Close the front cover and then move the left and right lock levers inward SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 204 ...

Page 205: ... 0pass HD Heater On Temperature 90 80 70 65 70 65 65 60 55 55 50 Fan Off Drying Time 14 19 23 33 23 27 33 46 52 52 89 Proceed to Drying after Print Off Drying Action Auto Platen Gap 2 0 Feeding Tension Lv2 Paper Suction Lv1 Media Feed Speed Limitation Off Pressure Roller Load Standard Remove Skew On Stick Prevention On Rewind Tension Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv4 Lv4 Lv4 Lv4 Print Quality Adjust...

Page 206: ...n Off Drying Time 14 19 23 33 23 27 33 46 52 52 89 Proceed to Drying after Print Off Drying Action Auto Platen Gap 2 0 Feeding Tension Lv2 Paper Suction Lv3 Media Feed Speed Limitation Off Pressure Roller Load Standard Remove Skew On Stick Prevention Off Rewind Tension Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv6 Lv4 Lv4 Lv4 Lv4 Print Quality Adjustment Limitation Temperature 5 Media Feed Adjustment value 0 SC F10...

Page 207: ...55 Fan Off Drying Time 14 19 23 33 23 27 33 46 52 52 89 Proceed to Drying after Print Off Drying Action Auto Platen Gap 2 0 Feeding Tension Lv2 Paper Suction Lv5 Media Feed Speed Limitation Off Pressure Roller Load Standard Remove Skew On Stick Prevention Off Rewind Tension Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Print Quality Adjustment Limitation Temperature 5 Media Feed Adjustment value 0 S...

Page 208: ...g Tension Lv2 Paper Suction Lv8 Media Feed Speed Limitation Off Pressure Roller Load Standard Remove Skew On Stick Prevention Off Rewind Tension Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Lv8 Print Quality Adjustment Limitation Temperature 15 Media Feed Adjustment value 0 How to read the signal lamps Thesignallampsindicatethestatusoftheprinterasshowninthefollowingtable Thelampsare inorderfromthetop r...

Page 209: ... cover is open or a consumable is not loaded Off Off On Error recoverable An error has occurred so printing is not possible Resolve the error and printing can be done Off Off Flashing Fatal error service call An error has occurred that cannot be resolved so printing is not possible On Flashing Off Doing maintenance jobs can be received A maintenance function is being executed Print jobs can be rec...

Page 210: ...le the sleep function so that the computer does not enter sleep status Windows Operating systems Windows 7 SP1 Windows 7 x64 SP1 Windows 8 Windows 8 x64 Windows 8 1 Windows 8 1 x64 Windows 10 Windows 10 x64 CPU Multi core processor 3 0 GHz or more recommended Free memory 4 GB or more Hard disk free space during installation 2 GB or more Display resolution 1280 x 1024 or better Communication interf...

Page 211: ...64 Windows 10 x64 CPU Intel Core i3 3 0GHz or faster released after April 2014 Free memory 8GB or more Hard disk drive free space during installation 50 GB or more Display resolution 1280 x 1024 or better Communication interface Hi Speed USB Ethernet 100Base TX 1000Base T We recommend installing this software on a computer with high specifications since the software will be used in combination wit...

Page 212: ...ser Internet Explorer 11 Microsoft Edge Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Use the latest version Mac Browser Safari Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Use the latest version SC F10000H Series SC F10000 Series User s Guide Appendix 212 ...

Page 213: ...sumption total for numbers 1 and 2 SC F10000H Series Printing Approx 4 4 kW Sleep mode Approx 230 W Power off Approx 9 6 W SC F10000 Series Printing Approx 3 9 kW Sleep mode Approx 221 W Power off Approx 9 6 W Temperature and humidity without condensation Printer Specifications Printing 10 to 35 C 50 to 95 F 20 to 80 Recommended 18 to 28 C 64 4 to 82 4 F 40 to 60 In storage Before unpacking 20 to ...

Page 214: ...22 83 H in when 3 L ink cartridge is installed 877 W 556 D 790 H mm 34 52 W 21 88 D 31 10 H in when 10 L ink cartridge is installed Printer Specifications Weight Printer Total weight SC F10000H Series Approx 687 kg 1515 lb Total weight SC F10000 Series Approx 683 kg 1506 lb Take Up Media Holder Approx 7 kg 15 43 lb TakeInMediaHolder Approx 7 kg 15 43 lb Ink supply unit SC F10000H Series Approx 80 ...

Page 215: ...t certificate version 2 01 Root certificate update client CA signed certificate server CA certificate CSR generation server Self signed certificate server EC key CSR self signed certificate generation server Certificate secret key import OpenSSL version 1 0 2j Supported TLS versions 1 0 1 1 1 2 Authentication for email sending POP before SMTP APOP SMTP authentication Kerberos NTLMv1 CRAM MD5 PLAIN...

Page 216: ...dge is opened Storage temperature 5 to 35 C 41 to 95 F Ink cartridge capacity 10000 ml 3000 ml Ink cartridge dimensions 10000 ml 150 W 235 D 412 H mm 5 90 W 9 25 D 16 22 H in 3000 ml 158 W 260 D 168 H mm 6 22 W 10 23 D 6 61 H in Note To ensure the colors you want to print maintain a constant room temperature of 18 to 28 C 64 4 to 82 4 F Information of EU declaration of conformity The full text of ...

Page 217: ...erly andyou cannot solve the problem using the troubleshooting information in your product documentation contact Epson support services for assistance If Epson support foryourareaisnotlistedbelow contactthedealerwhere you purchased your product Epson support will be able to help you much more quickly if you give them the following information Product serial number Theserialnumberlabelisusuallyonth...

Page 218: ...6 in Canada Help for Users in Latin America If you need additional help with your Epson product contact Epson Epson provides these technical support services Internet Support Visit Epson s support website at www latin epson com support Caribbean www epson com br suporte Brazil or www latin epson com soporte other regions for solutions to common problems You can download drivers and documentation g...

Page 219: ...duct usage questions or problems Enquiries on repair service and warranty Repair service center Telephone number Fax number Address 02 23416969 02 23417070 No 20 Beiping E Rd Zhongzheng Dist Taipei City 100 Taiwan 02 27491234 02 27495955 1F No 16 Sec 5 Nanjing E Rd Songshan Dist Taipei City 105 Taiwan 02 32340688 02 32340699 No 1 Ln 359 Sec 2 Zhongshan Rd Zhonghe City Taipei County 235 Taiwan 039 ...

Page 220: ...an provide literature on new Epson products and advise where the nearest dealer or service agent is located Many types of queries are answered here The Helpdesk numbers are Australia Phone 1300 361 054 Fax 02 8899 3789 New Zealand Phone 0800 237 766 We encourage you to have all the relevant information on hand when you ring The more information you prepare the faster we can help solve the problem ...

Page 221: ... 21 572 4357 Epson Service Center Jakarta Mangga Dua Mall 3rd floor No 3A B Jl Arteri Mangga Dua Jakarta Phone Fax 62 21 62301104 Bandung Lippo Center 8th floor Jl Gatot Subroto No 2 Bandung Phone Fax 62 22 7303766 Surabaya Hitech Mall lt IIB No 12 Jl Kusuma Bangsa 116 118 Surabaya Phone 62 31 5355035 Fax 62 31 5477837 Yogyakarta Hotel Natour Garuda Jl Malioboro No 60 Yogyakarta Phone 62 274 56547...

Page 222: ...World Wide Web https www epson co in Information on product specifications drivers for download and products enquiry are available Helpline For Service Product info or to order consumables 18004250011 9AM 6PM This is aToll free number For Service CDMA Mobile Users 3900 1600 9AM 6PM Prefix local STD code Help for Users in the Philippines To obtain technical support as well as other after sales serv...

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