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Epson SureColor S50675, User Manual

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Introduction

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3

Cutter groove

Pass the blade of a cutter (not included) down this groove to cut media.

4

Pressure rollers (high)

There are ten rollers in total; the high pressure rollers are the two on the outside edges. They press down on the edges of the 
media when transparent or white film is used and during ink layering.

See “Positioning the Pressure Rollers and Media (S70675, S50675)” on page 40.

See “Cleaning Inside the Printer (Daily)” on page 155.

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Pressure rollers (low)

There are ten rollers in total; all of which are low pressure rollers apart from the two on the outside edges. They press down 
on the media during normal printing (excluding transparent or white film and ink layering). The number used varies with the 
width of the media.

See “Positioning the Pressure Rollers and Media (S70675, S50675)” on page 40.

See “Cleaning Inside the Printer (Daily)” on page 155.

6

Platen heater

The platen heater ensures that the ink adheres evenly.

See “Heating & Drying” on page 114.

See “Cleaning Inside the Printer (Daily)” on page 155.

7

Wiper cleaner

The wiper cleaner removes ink from the wiper. It is included in the maintenance kit and needs to be replaced about once 
every three months.

See

 

“Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner” on page 168.

8

Caps

Except during printing, these caps cover the print head nozzles to prevent them drying out. We recommend that this unit be 
cleaned at the end of each workday.

See

 

“Regular Cleaning” on page 137.

9

Wiper

The wiper removes ink from the print head nozzles. We recommend that this unit be cleaned once a week. It is included in the 
maintenance kit and needs to be replaced about once every three months.

See

 

“Regular Cleaning” on page 137.

See

 

“Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner” on page 168.

10

Flushing pad

Ink is discharged onto this pad during flushing. It is It is included in the maintenance kit and needs to be replaced about once 
every three months.

See

 

“Replacing the Flushing Pad” on page 172.

Summary of Contents for SureColor S50675

Page 1: ... Epson SureColor S30675 S50675 S70675 User s Guide ...

Page 2: ...ure to strictly comply with Seiko Epson Corporation s operating and maintenance instructions Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be liable for any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original Epson Products or Epson Approved Products by Seiko Epson Corporation Seiko Epson Corporation shall not be held liable for any damage...

Page 3: ...llation Space 29 Notes When Using the Printer 29 Notes When Not Using the Printer 31 Handling ink cartridges 32 Handling Media 33 Spot Color Inks 35 Using the Supplied Software 36 Contents of the Software CD 36 Starting Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 36 Exiting Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 37 Uninstalling Software 37 Chapter 2 Basic Operations Loading and Exchanging Media 38 Notes on Loading Media 38 Positi...

Page 4: ...t You ll Need 132 Maintenance Precautions 134 Moving the Print Head 135 Using Ink Cleaner 136 Regular Cleaning 137 Cleaning Around the Print Head Daily 137 Cleaning Around the Caps Daily 142 Cleaning the Entire Wiper and Attachment Point Daily 152 Cleaning Inside the Printer Daily 155 Cleaning the Flushing Pad Daily 159 Cleaning the Sides of the Auto Take up Reel Unit Daily 161 Regular Cleaning Ch...

Page 5: ... Menu 213 The Preference Menu 214 The Reset All Settings Menu 214 Chapter 5 Problem Solver When a Message Is Displayed 215 When a Maintenance Call Service Call Occurs 217 Troubleshooting 218 You Cannot Print Because the Printer Does Not Work 218 The Printer Sounds Like It Is Printing But Nothing Prints 219 Prints Are Not What You Expected 220 Media Problems 229 Other Problems 232 Chapter 6 Appendi...

Page 6: ...rovals 244 FCC Compliance Statement 244 Appendix A Where To Get Help Contacting Epson Support 246 Appendix B Software License Terms Open Source Software Licenses 247 Bonjour 247 Other Software Licenses 254 Info ZIP copyright and license 254 ...

Page 7: ...uct near a wall outlet where the plug can be easily unplugged When setting up this product This product s power cord is for use with this product only Use with other equipment may result in fire or electric shock Connect all equipment to properly grounded power outlets Avoid using outlets on the same circuit as copiers or air control systems that regularly switch on and off Avoid electrical outlet...

Page 8: ... to service this product yourself Unplug this product and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions The power cord or plug is damaged liquid has entered the product the product has been dropped or the cabinet damaged the product does not operate normally or exhibits a distinct change in performance Do not move the print heads by hand otherwise you may damage thi...

Page 9: ... plugs unnecessary but care is needed to prevent the ink from staining items that the cartridge touches Do not touch the ink supply port or surrounding area Warnings Cautions Important and Notes Illustrations Unless otherwise noted the illustrations show the S30675 but the instructions in this manual apply to all three models wWarning Warnings must be followed to avoid serious bodily injury cCauti...

Page 10: ...ional Print Drying System Setup Guide 3 After heater The heater can be used to rapidly dry ink after printing See Heating Drying on page 114 4 Roll core holder Place the roll core for media take up on these holders There are two holders one on the left and one on the right See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 5 Tensioner media guide The tensioner media guide prevents the take up roll from s...

Page 11: ...r to flow into the printer Do not obstruct these vents 13 Waste ink bottle holder Place the waste ink bottle in this holder 14 Adjuster The adjusters keep the printer in place After installing the printer keep it securely in place during use 15 Waste ink bottle Waste ink collects in this bottle Replace with a new waste ink bottle when the level approaches the line 16 Waste ink tube Waste ink is di...

Page 12: ...he media in place Raise the lever to release the media prior to removal 25 Alert lamp This lamp lights or flashes when an error occurs On Flashing An error occurred the type of error is indicated by how the lamp lights or flashes Check the contents of the error on the control panel s screen Off No error 26 Control panel See Control Panel on page 20 27 Front cover Open when loading media cleaning t...

Page 13: ...ne on the right See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 4 Tensioner media guide The tensioner media guide prevents the take up roll from skewing when using the auto take up reel unit When not using the auto take up reel unit move the guide out of the way toward both edges of the tensioner 5 Tensioner The tensioner maintains tension to prevent the media sagging as it is taken up See Using the A...

Page 14: ...ing the printer keep it securely in place during use 14 Waste ink bottle tank Waste ink collects in this bottle Replace with a new waste ink bottle when the level approaches the line 15 Waste ink tube Waste ink is discharged from this tube Be sure the end of this tube is in the waste ink bottle while the printer is in use 16 Ink cartridges Install all ink cartridges into each slot 17 Lock levers R...

Page 15: ...el s screen Off No error 25 Control panel See Control Panel on page 20 26 Front cover Open when loading media cleaning the inside of the printer or removing jammed media Normally closed when using the printer 1 Print head The print head prints by moving left and right while emitting ink The print head on the left is Head 1 the print head on the right Head 2 We recommend that you clean the area aro...

Page 16: ...55 6 Platen heater The platen heater ensures that the ink adheres evenly See Heating Drying on page 114 See Cleaning Inside the Printer Daily on page 155 7 Wiper cleaner The wiper cleaner removes ink from the wiper It is included in the maintenance kit and needs to be replaced about once every three months See Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner on page 168 8 Caps Except during printing these ca...

Page 17: ... keeps fibers on the cut edge of the media from touching the print head Position the plates at either side of the media before printing See Loading Media S30675 on page 65 3 Cutter groove Pass the blade of a cutter not included down this groove to cut media 4 Pressure rollers These rollers press down on the media during printing See Cleaning Inside the Printer Daily on page 155 5 Platen heater The...

Page 18: ...ning on page 137 See Cleaning the wiper cleaner and wiper rail daily on page 148 9 Flushing pad Ink is discharged onto this pad during flushing It is included in the maintenance kit and needs to be replaced about once every three months or more often depending on usage See Replacing the Flushing Pad on page 172 1 Drive switch The drive switch is used to feed the media during loading and to rewind ...

Page 19: ...roll holders There are two supports one on the left and one on the right 7 Handle After placing media on the right roll holder rotate the handle to press the holder and apply pressure to the roll core 1 RJ 45 connector Connects the LAN cable Use a shielded twisted pair cable category 5 or higher 2 Data lamp The data lamp shows connection status and indicates whether the printer is receiving data 3...

Page 20: ...ase TX connection 1 P button power button Turns the power on and off 2 P light power light The printer s operational status is indicated by a lit or flashing light On The power is on Flashing The printer is receiving data or performing head cleaning or other operations during shut down Off The power is off Data lamp Status lamp green red Status ...

Page 21: ...ound This occurs regardless of the way the loaded media is rolled Press and hold the d button while at an adjustment check pattern or media feed screen to feed the media the maximum length 103 cm 40 6 in into the printer Keep the u button pressed to rewind the media up to 25 cm 9 8 in Note that when the u button is used to rewind the media will stop when its edge reaches the starting print positio...

Page 22: ...e The Maintenance Menu on page 211 12 W button pause cancel button The printer enters pause status if this is pressed while printing To release the pause status press the W button again or select Pause Cancel on the screen and then press the Z button To cancel print jobs being processed select Job Cancel on the screen and then press the Z button Pressing this button when menus are displayed closes...

Page 23: ...dia platen gap media width and media remaining If a media setting bank number created with this printer is selected as the print media the number from 1 to 30 will be displayed When RIP Settings is selected 0 will be displayed The selected platen gap is shown as follows 1 5 2 0 2 5 The media remaining is not displayed if Off is selected for Remaining Setup in the Media Remaining menu See The Media...

Page 24: ...heck the message on the screen and clear the error A cleaning cartridge is installed The height of the indicator shows the amount of cleaning liquid remaining in the cartridge in three levels Note You can also check the level of ink remaining using the Ink Level option in the menus See The Ink Level Menu on page 212 2 Ink color codes BK Black Y Yellow M Magenta C Cyan MS Metallic Silver LK Light B...

Page 25: ...y The printer checks whether the media rises during printing The printer does not check whether the media rises during printing See the The Maintenance Menu on page 211 8 Additional print drying system status system included with the S50675 and optional for other models This display shows settings for the optional additional print drying system No icon Not installed or it is not installed correctl...

Page 26: ...p to 250 mm 9 8 inches and weights of up to 40 kg 88 2 lb ensuring that media require less frequent replacement With the optional heavy roll media system the printer can handle even larger 80 kg 176 4 lb rolls with external diameters of 300 mm 11 8 inches Auto take up reel unit comes standard The auto take up reel unit automatically takes up printed media cleanly with no wrinkles You ll find it co...

Page 27: ...e ink The white ink is high opacity making it suitable for masking on transparent media window graphics Other inks can be printed over white or metallic silver inks ink layering preventing color inks showing through and allowing for a variety of metallic colors When using spot color inks see Spot Color Inks on page 35 Superior Ease of Use Easy media installation and take up The roll and roll core ...

Page 28: ...Config with Web Browser system built into the printer s network interface offers e mail notification Once configured for e mail notification the printer will send errors and warnings to selected e mail addresses ensuring peace of mind when the printer is left unmanned during overnight operation and in other similar situations Lamp and alarm error alerts When an error occurs a alarm will sound and ...

Page 29: ...required for white and metallic silver inks See Spot Color Inks on page 35 When using the printer observe the operating temperature and humidity range described in the Specifications on page 242 Note however that the desired results may not be achieved if the temperature and humidity are within the limits for the printer but not within those for the media Be sure the operating conditions suit the ...

Page 30: ...ead may not return to the right side if the printer is turned off when the media is jammed or an error has occurred Capping is a function for automatically covering the print head with a cap lid to prevent the print head from drying out In this case turn on the power and wait until capping is performed automatically When the power is on do not remove the power plug or cut the power at the breaker ...

Page 31: ...he printer off until cleaning is complete If you have not used the printer for a long time check the print head for clogging before you start printing Perform head cleaning if the print head is clogged See Checking for Clogged Nozzles on page 181 The pressure rollers may crease media left in the printer The media may also become wavy or curled causing jams or resulting in the media coming into con...

Page 32: ...ng the ink cartridge package If you move ink cartridges from a cold place to a warm place leave it at room temperature for more than four hours before using the ink cartridge Do not touch the ink cartridge IC chip You may not be able to print properly In 8 Color Fixed mode or 4C Mode use replacement cartridges to fill all slots with cartridges In 8 Color Unfixed mode or 9 Color mode use cleaning c...

Page 33: ... of the print head this printer stops printing before ink cartridges are completely expended Although the ink cartridges may contain recycled materials this does not affect printer function or performance Do not dismantle or remodel ink cartridges You may not be able to print properly Do not drop or knock cartridges against hard objects otherwise the ink may leak With the exception of spot color i...

Page 34: ...rage Leaving media in the printer for extended periods may cause it to deteriorate Handling media after printing To maintain long lasting high quality print results note the following points Do not rub or scratch the printed surface If it is rubbed or scratched the ink may peel off Do not touch the printed surface as this may remove the ink Make sure printouts are completely dry before folding or ...

Page 35: ...d while ink circulation is required If auto ink circulation is canceled to make prints using spot color inks tint unevenness may occur in printing results To avoid cancellation of the auto ink circulation process we recommend that you perform Ink Circulation before starting printing See The Maintenance Menu on page 211 Spot color ink cartridges must be removed and thoroughly shaken once every 24 h...

Page 36: ...up menu to a computer See Starting Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 on page 36 and Exiting Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 on page 37 Epson Drivers and utilities Install the Epson communications driver The Epson communications driver is required if the Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 is to be used to copy media settings It is not a printer driver In addition the software RIP may not display printer status if the Epson ...

Page 37: ... deletes the Epson communications drivers Epson SC S70675 Series Comm Driver Printer Uninstall Epson SC S50675 Series Comm Driver Printer Uninstall Epson SC S30675 Series Comm Driver Printer Uninstall To uninstall Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 select Epson LFP Remote Panel 2 4 Select the target printer icon and then click OK 5 Follow the on screen instructions to continue When the delete confirmation m...

Page 38: ...Loading Media S70675 S50675 on page 41 Using the S30675 See Loading Media S30675 on page 65 Notes on Loading Media Whenever you attempt to load the media check the following cautions beforehand For information on the media that can be used in the printer see Supported Media on page 235 cCaution The heaters and media holding plates may be hot observe all necessary precautions Failure to observe the...

Page 39: ... media surface and cause in ink drops in the print results Do not place exposed media directly on the floor Media should be rewound and inserted in its original packaging for storage Do not carry media with the media surface pressed against clothing Handle media in its individual packaging until just before loading the media in the printer Do not load media if its right and left edges are uneven I...

Page 40: ...positions on the rear side of the printer Observe the following cautions when positioning media to ensure that the positioning of pressure rollers is appropriate for the media width Ensure that the left edge of the media always passes within the range of 1 The right edge of the media must pass within the squares of 2 through 8 according to the media width Transparent film white film and ink layeri...

Page 41: ... steps below when using the supplied media feeding unit When the Heavy Roll Media Feeding Unit is installed see Using the optional heavy roll media feeding unit on page 53 Using the standard media feeding unit This section uses the S70675 to illustrate the process of loading media when the supplied media feeding unit is installed Before loading media be sure to read Notes on Loading Media on page ...

Page 42: ...ween the two is wider than the media Center the roll supports between the roll holders Important When spot color inks are installed circulation will be performed automatically to prevent ink accumulating in the printer and causing clogs when the printer is not in use Because turning the printer off prevents automatic circulation from being performed leading to printer malfunction we recommend that...

Page 43: ...5 Align the left and right edges of the media with the set positions according to the media width Important If the right holder handle shaft is not visible rotate the holder forward until it stops The media can not be properly loaded if the handle shaft is not visible Printable side out Printable side in ...

Page 44: ...lift the media into position then firmly insert the roll holder If the roll has an outer diameter of less than 140 mm 5 5 inches lift it manually and place it on the roll holder The roll core will not reach the holder when raised using the lift lever Note If the label with black squares is not in place affix the label as described in the Setup Guide ...

Page 45: ...er turns to fix the roll holder in place 8 Raise the lift lever on the right side of the printer to lift the media into position then firmly insert the roll holder If the roll has an outer diameter of less than 140 mm 5 5 inches lift it manually and place it on the roll holder ...

Page 46: ...der toward the roll end twice 10 Tighten the roll holder screw until it no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place Important If the roll holder is inserted into the roll core insufficiently media will not be fed correctly during printing because of slippage between the roll holder and roll core This may cause banding in the print results ...

Page 47: ...older may move during printing This could cause stripes and unevenness in the print results Important Once part A is hidden do not turn the handle any further Failure to observe this precaution could damage the roll holder If part A is still visible even after the handle has been turned fully rewind the handle Loosen the roll holder screw on the right side and then restart from Step 9 ...

Page 48: ...s of the media pass within the dimensions of the square that was adjusted in step 5 Example of media with a width of 64 inches Important Perform steps 13 to 5 in reverse order and repeat the loading process if the edges of the media are not within the square holes Do not attempt to reposition the roll holders while they are inserted in the media ...

Page 49: ...r of the after heater Do not pull the media with both hands This could cause the media to skew or move around The labels on the after heater are not used when media is loaded If it is adjusted too forcefully the media may move around or become loose 17 Hold both sides of the pressure roller and move it while pressing it down ...

Page 50: ...tra low pressure rollers depending on the media width Position the extra low pressure rollers away from the black square labels When transparent or white film is loaded or during ink layering Use high pressure rollers only We recommend positioning the rollers within 10 mm 0 39 inch from the left and right edges of the media Position the low pressure rollers away from the black square labels Note T...

Page 51: ...Basic Operations 51 18 When the media loading lever is lowered the pressure rollers set at the black square labels secure the media 19 Position the media holding plates at both sides of the media ...

Page 52: ...at is more than 0 4 mm 0 02 inch thick The media holding plates could touch and damage the print head Always position the plates so that the edges of the media are at the centers of the round holes Incorrect positioning causes banding horizontal lines tint unevenness or stripes Move the media holding plates to the left and right edges of the platen when they are not in use Do not use the media hol...

Page 53: ...d to approximately 190 mm 7 5 inches from the floor Before loading be sure to read Notes on Loading Media on page 38 1 Turn on the printer and wait until Load media appears on the screen 2 Open the front cover and move the media holding plates out of the way cCaution Because the media is heavy it should not be carried by one person When loading or removing the media use at least two persons Using ...

Page 54: ...and separate the roll holders so that the gap between the two is wider than the media Important If the media holding plates are not moved out of the way media insertion may fail or damage may occur to the edge of the media Important If the right holder handle shaft is not visible rotate the holder forward until it stops The media can not be properly loaded if the handle shaft is not visible ...

Page 55: ...t and right edges of the media with the set positions according to the media See Positioning the Pressure Rollers and Media S70675 S50675 on page 40 6 Align the media and the roll holders Note If the label with black squares is not in place affix the label as described in the Setup Guide Printable side out Printable side in ...

Page 56: ...6 Raise or lower the lifter until the media roll core is level with the roll holders 7 Fully insert the left roll holder Next tighten the roll holder screw until the screw no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place ...

Page 57: ...e sufficiently push the center section on the side of the roll holder towards the roll end twice Important If the roll holder is inserted into the roll core insufficiently media is not fed correctly during printing because of slippage between the roll holder and roll core This may cause banding in the print results ...

Page 58: ...older screw until the screw no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place 11 Remove the lifter Important If the roll holder screw is loose the roll holder may move during printing This could cause stripes and unevenness in the print results ...

Page 59: ...edia loading lever Important Once part A is hidden do not turn the handle any further Failure to observe this precaution could damage the roll holder If part A is still visible even after the handle has been fully turned rewind the handle Loosen the roll holder screw on the right side and then restart from step 8 ...

Page 60: ...the media pass within the dimensions of the square that was adjusted in step 5 Example of setting media with a width of 64 inches Important Perform Steps 14 to 5 in reverse order and repeat the loading process if the edges of the media are not within the square holes Do not attempt to reposition the roll holders while they are inserted in the media ...

Page 61: ...r of the after heater Do not pull the media with both hands This could cause the media to skew or move around The labels on the after heater are not used when media is loaded If it is adjusted too forcefully the media may move around or become loose 18 Hold both sides of the pressure roller and move it while pressing it down ...

Page 62: ...ove the high pressure rollers to the right or left until they contact the ends We recommend setting the low pressure rollers within 5 mm 0 20 inch of the edges Position the remaining low pressure rollers within the black square labels There may be extra low pressure rollers depending on the media width Position the extra low pressure rollers away from the black square labels ...

Page 63: ...he pressure rollers on the black square labels secure the media 20 Position the media holding plates at both sides of the media Use high pressure rollers only We recommend positioning the rollers within 10 mm 0 39 inch from the left and right edges of the media Position the low pressure rollers away from the black square labels ...

Page 64: ...s more than 0 4 mm 0 02 inch thick The media holding plates could touch and damage the print head Always position the plates so that the edges of the media are at the centers of the round holes Incorrect positioning causes banding horizontal lines tint unevenness or stripes Move the media holding plates to the left and right edges of the platen when they are not in use Do not use the media holding...

Page 65: ...dia Feeding Unit is installed see Using the optional heavy roll media feeding unit on page 75 Using the standard media feeding unit This section describes how to load media when the standard media feeding unit is installed Before loading media be sure to read Notes on Loading Media on page 38 1 Press the P button and wait until Load media appears on the screen 2 Open the front cover and move the m...

Page 66: ...ders so that the gap between the two is wider than the media Center the roll supports between the roll holders 4 Place media on the roll support oriented according to how it is rolled see below Important If the right holder handle shaft is not visible rotate the holder forward until it stops The media can not be properly loaded if the handle shaft is not visible Printable side out Printable side i...

Page 67: ...e label as instructed in the Setup Guide 6 Raise the lift lever on the left side of the printer to lift the media into position then firmly insert the roll holder If the roll has an outer diameter of less than 140 mm 5 5 inches lift it manually and place it on the roll holder The roll core will not reach the holder when raised using the lift lever ...

Page 68: ...er turns to fix the roll holder in place 8 Raise the lift lever on the right side of the printer to lift the media into position then firmly insert the roll holder If the roll has an outer diameter of less than 140 mm 5 5 inches lift it manually and place it on the roll holder ...

Page 69: ... towards the roll end twice 10 Tighten the roll holder screw until the screw no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place Important If the roll holder is inserted into the roll core insufficiently media will not feed correctly during printing because of slippage between the roll holder and roll core This may cause banding in the print results ...

Page 70: ...older may move during printing This could cause stripes and unevenness in the print results Important Once part A is hidden do not turn the handle any further Failure to observe this precaution could damage the roll holder If part A is still visible even after the handle has been turned fully rewind the handle Loosen the roll holder screw on the right side and then restart from Step 8 ...

Page 71: ...s 71 13 Insert the media approximately 30 cm 12 inches into the opening then lower the media loading lever 14 Confirm that the left edge of the media passes over the center of the square in the label on the pre heater ...

Page 72: ...r of the after heater Do not pull the media with both hands This could cause the media to skew or move around Important Perform Steps 13 to 5 in reverse order and repeat the loading process if the left edge of the media is not within the guides Do not attempt to reposition the roll holders while they are inserted in the media ...

Page 73: ...er heater are not used when media is loaded If it is adjusted too forcefully the media may move around or become loose 17 Lower the media loading lever to hold the media in place 18 Position the media holding plates at both sides of the media ...

Page 74: ...s more than 0 4 mm 0 02 inch thick The media holding plates could touch and damage the print head Always position the plates so that the edges of the media are at the centers of the round holes Incorrect positioning causes banding horizontal lines tint unevenness or stripes Move the media holding plates to the left and right edges of the platen when they are not in use Do not use the media holding...

Page 75: ... be used Fork or platform thickness 28 mm 1 10 inches or less Fork or platform can be lowered to approx 190 mm 7 5 inches from the floor Before loading media be sure to read Notes on Loading Media on page 38 1 Press the P button and wait until Load media appears on the screen 2 Open the front cover and move the media holding plates out of the way cCaution Because the media is heavy it should not b...

Page 76: ...ews and adjust the roll holders so that the gap between the two is wider than the media 4 Place the media on the lifter oriented according to how it is rolled see below Important If the right holder handle shaft is not visible rotate the holder forward until it stops The media can not be properly loaded if the handle shaft is not visible Printable side out Printable side in ...

Page 77: ...media matches the set position on the label If the label does not have the loading position mark it on the label as instructed in the Setup Guide 5 Align the media and the roll holders Raise or lower the lifter until the media roll core is level with the roll holders ...

Page 78: ...Basic Operations 78 6 Fully insert the left roll holder Next tighten the roll holder screw until the screw no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place 7 Fully insert the right roll holder ...

Page 79: ...the center section on the side of the roll holder towards the roll end twice Important If the roll holder is inserted into the roll core insufficiently media will not feed correctly during printing because of slippage between the roll holder and roll core This may cause banding in the print results ...

Page 80: ...older screw until the screw no longer turns to fix the roll holder in place 10 Remove the lifter Important If the roll holder screw is loose the roll holder may move during printing This could cause stripes and unevenness in the print results ...

Page 81: ...dia loading lever P Important Once part A is hidden do not turn the handle any further Failure to observe this precaution could damage the roll holder If part A is still visible even after the handle has been turned fully rewind the handle Loosen the roll holder screw on the right side and then restart from Step 7 ...

Page 82: ...ver 14 Confirm that the left edge of the media passes within the square in the label on the pre heater Important Perform Steps 13 to 4 in reverse order and repeat the loading process if the left edge of the media is not within the guides Do not attempt to reposition the roll holders while they are inserted in the media ...

Page 83: ...16 Pull the media straight to the center of the after heater Do not pull the media with both hands This could cause the media to skew or move around The labels on the after heater are not used when media is loaded If it is adjusted too forcefully the media may move around or become loose ...

Page 84: ... the media in place 18 Position the media holding plates at both sides of the media While holding the tabs on both sides move the plates to the edges of the media Adjust so that both edges of the media are aligned with the center of the round holes in the plates ...

Page 85: ... be used to view or change the following two options Remaining Setup Important Do not use the media holding plates with media that is more than 0 4 mm 0 02 inch thick The media holding plates could touch and damage the print head Always position the plates so that the edges of the media are at the centers of the round holes Incorrect positioning causes banding horizontal lines tint unevenness or s...

Page 86: ...edia settings are based as shown below RIP Settings Media settings are based on those in the RIP XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Media settings are based on those stored in the printer in media settings bank No 1 Media settings banks can store a variety of settings for different media based on the options selected in the Heater Temperature Media Suction Head Alignment and other menus Up to 30 combinations of s...

Page 87: ...is ready to print Transmit the data to be printed from the computer Replacing and Removing Media To replace or remove the media after printing print the amount of media remaining cut the media and remove the roll Printing the amount of media remaining The printer displays the amount of media remaining and any media low warnings in the control panel This makes it possible to determine whether the m...

Page 88: ...at the printer is ready to print 2 Press the M button select Media Remaining in the menu and press the Z button 3 Select Print Remaining Length and press the Z button 4 Press the Z button to print the amount of media remaining Cutting media Use a cutter not included to cut the media when printing is complete ...

Page 89: ...ver If you have printed the amount of media remaining press the u button to rewind the media so that this information will remain on the roll after the media is cut cCaution The heaters and media holding plate may be hot observe all necessary precautions 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...

Page 90: ...used raise the tensioner 3 Open the front cover and move the media holding plates out of the way Hold the tabs and move the plates to the right and left sides of the platen 4 Cut the media with the cutter Pass the blade of the cutter down the cutting groove ...

Page 91: ...ing to how the media is rolled 6 Remove the take up roll See Removing the Take up Roll Using the Standard Take up Reel on page 107 7 To remove the media reverse the steps you followed to load it See Loading Media S70675 S50675 on page 41or Loading Media S30675 on page 65 Important To finish the procedure on the S70675 or S50675 raise the media loading lever Otherwise the pressure rollers will be d...

Page 92: ...ses the supplied auto take up reel unit for illustrative purposes but the same procedure can be followed when using the optional auto take up reel unit for heavy media unless otherwise noted See Attaching the Roll Core on page 93 Take up with the printed side facing out on page 97 or Take up with the printed side facing in on page 102 Use a roll core that is longer than the width of the media This...

Page 93: ...the Roll Core 1 After confirming that the media is loaded correctly press the d button until the leading edge of the media reaches the roll core holder 2 Loosen the roll core holder fixing screws at both sides and adjust the left roll core holder Important When using the optional heavy roll media system and before starting this procedure check that the handle shaft of the unit on the left is visib...

Page 94: ... 94 Center the roll supports between the roll holders 3 Align the right roll core holder with the right edge of the media and tighten the fixing screw 4 Cut the left and right corners of the media edges as shown below ...

Page 95: ...g problems such as the left and right corners of media being folded and caught at the start of take up This process also allows the media to stay centered on the core 5 Insert the roll core onto the right holder 6 Insert the left holder into the roll core ...

Page 96: ...w When using the optional heavy roll media system securely push the roll core holder into the roll core using both hands and then tighten the fixing screws Rotate the handle until part A in the illustration below is fully inserted Important Stop when part A is no longer visible The take up reel unit may not function as expected if the holder is inserted too far ...

Page 97: ...oximately in the center of the media using adhesive tape 2 Hold down the u button until the tip of the tape reaches the center of the pipe Important Once part A is hidden do not turn the handle any further Failure to observe this precaution could damage the roll core holder If part A is still visible even after the handle has been turned fully rewind the handle Then loosen the left roll core holde...

Page 98: ...er tape over from the front of the roll core and stick using adhesive tape 4 Flip the Auto switch to Important Attach the media to the take up roll core with the media in a taut state If media is loose it may move around during take up ...

Page 99: ...Basic Operations 99 5 Lower the tensioner until it slightly touches the paper tape 6 Continue holding down the d button until both edges of the media reach the paper core and wrap around once or twice ...

Page 100: ...Basic Operations 100 7 Position the right and left tensioner media guides until they slightly touch the media 8 When loading banner media attach three counter weights to both ends of the tensioners ...

Page 101: ...terweights are added to one side only or the quantities are different on the left and right For media other than banner media always remove the counterweights before printing Failure to do so may cause the print head to strike the media during printing To remove counterweights open them in the same way as when attaching them ...

Page 102: ...approximately 60 cm 12 inches in length and paste it approximately in the center of the media using adhesive tape 2 Hold down the u button until the tip of the tape reaches the center of the pipe 3 Turn the paper tape over from the front of the roll core and stick using adhesive tape ...

Page 103: ...4 Flip the Auto switch to 5 Lower the tensioner until it slightly touches the paper tape Important Attach the media to the take up roll core with the media in a taut state If media is loose it may move around during take up ...

Page 104: ...c Operations 104 6 Continue holding down the d button until both edges of the media have wrapped around once or twice 7 Position the right and left tensioner media guides until they slightly touch the media ...

Page 105: ...Basic Operations 105 8 When loading banner media attach three counter weights to both ends of the tensioners ...

Page 106: ...terweights are added to one side only or the quantities are different on the left and right For media other than banner media always remove the counterweights before printing Failure to do so may cause the print head to strike the media during printing To remove counterweights open them in the same way as when attaching them ...

Page 107: ...To prevent the media from sliding off the roll support the roll at its left end 3 Loosen the left roll core holder fixing screw and remove the roll core holder from the roll 4 Lower the roll onto the roll support 5 To prevent the media from sliding off the roll support the roll at its right end cCaution Because the media is heavy it should not be carried by one person When loading or removing the ...

Page 108: ...fter The following types of lifter can be used Fork or platform thickness 28 mm 1 1 inch or less Fork or platform can be lowered to approx 190 mm 7 5 inches from the floor cCaution Because the media is heavy it should not be carried by one person Using a lifter is recommended when handling media that is 40 kg 88 lb or heavier Follow the instructions in the manual when loading media or roll cores o...

Page 109: ...8 2 Insert the lifter between the media and the auto take up reel unit and adjust the height to support the take up roll 3 Loosen the left roll core holder fixing screw and remove the roll core holder from the roll 4 Loosen the right roll core holder fixing screw and remove the roll core holder from the roll ...

Page 110: ...old cartridges can be reinserted and used at a later date Ink level is shown by an icon See Understanding the Display on page 22 If you need to replace cartridges see Replacing and Shaking Ink Cartridges on page 163 Shake spot color inks Spot color inks must be removed and shaken once every 24 hours Although a message is displayed in the control panel 24 hours after the inks were last removed we r...

Page 111: ... Drying If you have changed printing conditions after saving media settings reconfigure media settings using Media Adjust For details see Media Adjust on page 116 Precautions regarding settings Correctly load the media to be adjusted in the same state as for actual printing For example if you are using the auto take up reel unit for printing the auto take up reel unit should also be used for adjus...

Page 112: ...Menu button The settings menu will be displayed 2 Select Media Setup and press the Z button 3 Use the d u buttons to select Customize Settings and press the Z button 4 Use the d u buttons to select the desired media number and press the Z button If a number with existing settings is selected the existing settings are overwritten Naming the Media Setting Bank Using distinctive names makes it easier...

Page 113: ...nu Platen Gap Advanced Settings See Customize Settings on page 204 Important In the following cases Auto Media Adjust may not be executed Take the appropriate action and re execute the job The printer is exposed to direct sunlight or interference from other ambient light sources Shade the printer from sources of interference Nozzles are clogged Perform Head Cleaning to remove any clogs In the foll...

Page 114: ...after heater See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 2 Use the d or u button to select Auto Media Adjust and press the Z button This mode automatically performs pattern printing and adjustment When Ready is displayed on the control panel adjustment is completed Heating Drying You can set the temperature of the heaters or turn the fan for the additional print drying system on or off included wi...

Page 115: ...t the desired option and press the Z button Note Adjust standard heater temperatures as follows Set the heaters to the temperatures recommended in the documentation provided with the media if available Raise the temperature if the print results are blurred or smudged or the ink clots Note however that raising the temperature too high can cause the media to shrink wrinkle or deteriorate The time ne...

Page 116: ...ons Media adjustment when changing printing conditions after saving media settings After saving media settings select Feed Adjustment Auto in any of the following situations The Media Tension or Media Suction setting has been changed in Advanced Settings Counterweights have been attached to or detached from the tensioner The standard media unit and the optional heavy roll media system have been sw...

Page 117: ...edia used varies with the printer model and the media system used S70675 S50675 S30675 When making Feed Adjustments see Precautions regarding settings on page 111 1 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 the Auto Take up Reel Unit See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 and Using the ...

Page 118: ...ton Auto This mode automatically performs pattern printing and adjustment When Ready is displayed on the screen of the control panel adjustment is completed Manual The adjustment pattern selection screen is displayed Select the adjustment pattern to be printed and press the Z button twice to proceed to Step 9 The longer the pattern is the more accurate the adjustment becomes 9 Measure the distance...

Page 119: ...nts see Precautions regarding settings on page 111 1 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 the Auto Take up Reel Unit See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 and Using the Auto Take up Reel Unit on page 92 2 Press the Menu button to display the setup menu 3 Use the d u buttons to sel...

Page 120: ...eted Standard Manual Press the Z button to proceed to Step 9 Block pattern The adjustment menu selection screen is displayed Select any menu and press the Z button twice to proceed to Step 9 9 Check the printed adjustment pattern Select 2 in the cases shown below In Standard Manual In Block pattern 10 When the screen to enter a numeric value is displayed use the u d buttons to enter the pattern nu...

Page 121: ...rying 1 Press the button during printing The Heating Drying menu is displayed 2 Use the d u buttons to select the desired option and press the Z button 3 Choose a value Heater Temperature Use the r l buttons to select a heater From left the options are pre heater platen heater and after heater After selecting the desired heater use the d u buttons to choose the temperature Additional Dryer Use the...

Page 122: ...d If in contrast the feed amount is too large white bands pale stripes will appear adjust the feed amount downward 3 Check the printing result If you are not satisfied with the results use the d u buttons to change the value This updates the setting value of Feed Adjustment in the currently selected media settings 4 Press the Z button to exit the menu Note The time needed for the heaters to reach ...

Page 123: ...e execute Auto Media Adjust or Feed Adjustment Execute Restore Settings On The printer automatically detects the left and right edges of the loaded media When media holding plates are attached within 5 mm 0 2 inches of the left and right edges of the media is recognized as the media edge The edges of the media are not detected correctly if the media holding plates are not attached correctly See Us...

Page 124: ... setup menu The default setting is 5 mm 0 2 inch 3 to 25 mm 0 1 to 1 inch 4 Right2 3 The total of the values selected for Print Start Position and Side Margin Right in the printer s setup menu The default setting for Print Start Position is 0 mm and Side Margin Right is 5 mm 0 2 inch 3 to 825 mm 0 1 to 32 5 inches 1 The configured margin and the actual print results may differ depending on the RIP...

Page 125: ...nged to 5 mm and 17 mm 0 2 to 0 7 inch respectively to maintain media feeding accuracy 5 to 17 mm 0 2 to 0 7 inch 2 Top1 This can be configured in a RIP Differs by the length the media was pulled when the media is loaded For continuous printing although the margins set in the RIP are added if the setting is less than 5 mm 0 2 inch it is changed to 5 mm to maintain media feeding accuracy 5mm 0 2inc...

Page 126: ...en line If the total of the print data width and set left and right margins exceeds the printable area a portion of the data will not be printed On The printer automatically detects the left and right edges of the loaded media When media holding plates are attached within 5 mm 0 2 inch of the left and right edges of the media is recognized as the media edge The edges of the media are not detected ...

Page 127: ...set in the RIP are added if the setting is less than 5 mm 0 2 inch it is changed to 5 mm to maintain media feeding accuracy 5mm 0 2inch or more 3 Left2 3 The value selected for Side Margin Left in the printer s setup menu The default setting is 5 mm 0 2 inch 3 to 25 mm 0 1 to 1 inch 4 Right2 3 The total of the values selected for Print Start Position and Side Margin Right in the printer s setup me...

Page 128: ...on of the data will not be printed Note If the following points are not observed when Media Size Check 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 ...

Page 129: ... last performed Print the check sheet to help schedule maintenance See Regular Cleaning Check Sheet on page 162 and Consumable Replacement Check Sheet on page 180 Cleaning Frequency Clean the printer at the frequency listed on the following page If cleaning is neglected and the printer is used with ink stains lint and dust attached the following trouble may occur Ink drops from lint or dust on the...

Page 130: ...to be replaced If an ink low warning is displayed on the control panel display we recommend replacing the ink cartridge s as soon as possible Ink cartridges See Replacement procedure on page 163 When a prepare and replacement message is displayed on the control panel screen Waste ink bottle See Disposing of Waste Ink on page 166 Once every three months Wiper wiper cleaner Be sure to replace the wi...

Page 131: ... for clogged nozzles Head cleaning See Head Cleaning on page 183 If nozzle clogs cannot be cleared even after head cleaning or cleaning around the print head and caps Head washing See Head Washing on page 186 When tint unevenness areas of uneven density is detected in printing results Ink refresh See Ink Refresh on page 188 When the printer will not be used for an extended period and switched off ...

Page 132: ...Protective goggles not included Protects your eyes from ink and ink cleaner Mask not included Protects your nose and mouth from ink and ink cleaner A maintenance kit supplied with printer The S70675 and S50675 provide two units for each item and the S30675 provides one unit for each item 1 Glove 2 2 Cleaning wiper 1 3 Cleaning stick 50 4 Clean room wipe 100 5 Tweezers 1 6 Wiper 2 or 1 7 Wiper clea...

Page 133: ...Soft cloth brush not included Use when cleaning inside the printer Lint free and static free materials are recommended Grease kit When maintenance supplies are used up you can purchase replacements from Epson See Options and Consumable Products on page 234 Important If placed on the printer used cleaning sticks and other cleaning materials may damage the printer 1 Glove 10 2 Grease tool 1 3 Cleani...

Page 134: ... head cCaution Store ink cartridges cleaning cartridges ink cleaner secondary carriage rod grease or waste ink in a location out of reach of children During maintenance wear protective clothing including protective eyewear gloves and a mask Should fluid such as ink or waste ink contact your skin or enter your eyes or mouth immediately take the following actions If fluid adheres to your skin immedi...

Page 135: ...he Print Head This section describes how to position the print head for part cleaning 1 Confirm that the printer is ready and press The Maintenance menu is displayed 2 Use the d u buttons to select Head Maintenance and press the Z button The print head moves to the cleaning position Important Be sure to follow the steps below when positioning the print head Moving the print head manually could cau...

Page 136: ...g this procedure be sure to read Maintenance Precautions on page 134 1 Put the cup supplied with the ink cleaner on the metal tray and pour about 10 ml of ink cleaner into the cup 2 Dampen the cleaning stick with ink cleaner Note The alarm sounds 10 minutes after the print head is moved default setting Press the Z button to continue the cleaning process After 10 more minutes have passed the alarm ...

Page 137: ...s have 2 print heads make sure you clean both Before you start be sure to read Maintenance Precautions on page 134 1 Position the print head for maintenance See Moving the Print Head on page 135 Important Do not reuse ink cleaner Using dirty ink cleaner will make staining worse Used ink cleaner cleaning sticks and clean room wipes are industrial waste and should be disposed of in the same way as u...

Page 138: ...on page 136 4 Wipe off any adhered ink lint and dust from the parts that are indicated by below Important Rinse the cleaning stick using ink cleaner for each step After removing a clot of ink wipe the cleaning stick using a clean room wipe Important Do not touch the parts framed below Failure to observe this precaution could affect print quality Right hand print head on the S30675 ...

Page 139: ...t head on the S70675 and S50675 Ink tends to adhere to the areas indicated by the arrows so be sure to wipe off any ink found If any lint or dust is caught hook it using the tip of a cleaning stick 5 Apply ink cleaner to the areas indicated by the arrows to dissolve adhered ink stains ...

Page 140: ...per blade 7 Wipe away ink stains and so on from the print head surface by moving the cleaning wiper from the inside toward you once Important When applying ink cleaner make sure you do not press too hard on the nozzles parts indicated by shown below Also make sure you move the cleaning stick in one direction do not move it back and forth ...

Page 141: ...leaning After cleaning Dried and adhered ink lint and dust are cleanly removed If any ink lint or dust remain repeat steps 6 and 7 Important Do not move the cleaning wiper back and forth Otherwise the print head may be damaged ...

Page 142: ...ng the wiper daily 1 Open the right maintenance cover 2 Dampen a new cleaning stick with ink cleaner See Using Ink Cleaner on page 136 3 Clean the front and back of the rubber on the wiper with a cleaning stick Important If stains are wiped off while the surface of the print head remains dried the print head may be damaged If the surface is dried return to Step 5 to apply ink cleaner S70675 S50675...

Page 143: ...nt and back of the rubber on the wiper with a cleaning stick For S70675 and S50675 clean the other wipers in the same way Next proceed to the cap cleaning procedure Cleaning caps daily For the S70675 and S50675 clean both of the caps ...

Page 144: ...sing Ink Cleaner on page 136 Important Do not push strongly against the edges or the surrounding area of the cap or touch the inner side of the cap with a cleaning stick or tweezers The part may be deformed and it may no longer be possible to perform capping correctly ...

Page 145: ... a perpendicular orientation and wipe the outer areas of all the caps If ink adheres as a film to the guide section in front of and behind the caps and lint adheres to the inside of the cap see the next section If nothing adheres to the caps proceed to Cleaning the wiper cleaner and wiper rail daily on page 148 ...

Page 146: ...t When you have finished proceed to Cleaning the wiper cleaner and wiper rail daily on page 148 When ink adheres to the guide section 1 Dampen the cleaning stick with ink cleaner See Using Ink Cleaner on page 136 2 Apply ink cleaner to the guide section and then wipe it down When a film of ink adheres to the guide section ...

Page 147: ...Maintenance 147 If a film like layer of adhered ink cannot be removed completely using a cleaning stick remove it using tweezers ...

Page 148: ...ere is lint or dust in the cap Remove using the tip of the cleaning stick or tweezers Cleaning the wiper cleaner and wiper rail daily 1 Press the Z button in the control panel and confirm that the wiper has moved to the back ...

Page 149: ...and check that no lint or dust has attached to the rear side Otherwise proceed to Step 5 Attached ink does not present any problems however if a film of ink has adhered around the part circled in the photo below you should replace the wiper cleaner with a new one See Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner on page 168 ...

Page 150: ... adhered to the bottom surface of the wiper cleaner using tweezers 5 Dampen the cleaning stick with ink cleaner See Using Ink Cleaner on page 136 6 Wipe off any ink that has become attached to the top right and left sides of the wiper rail Top side ...

Page 151: ...Maintenance 151 Right and left sides 7 Attach the wiper cleaner Place the wiper cleaner on the attachment point and press down until you hear a click ...

Page 152: ...stick and clean room wipes see Disposal of Used Consumables on page 179 Cleaning the Entire Wiper and Attachment Point Daily If the use of the printer continues while ink clots remain adhered to the bottom or an attached part of the wiper it will cause the adhered ink to be spread around the caps which results in nozzle clogs that cannot be cleared even after repeated head cleaning 1 Open the righ...

Page 153: ...the clean room wiper then wipe off any adhered ink clots lint and dust If the wiper part has split off or is broken we recommend replacing it with a new one See Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner on page 168 5 Dampen the cleaning stick with ink cleaner See Using Ink Cleaner on page 136 ...

Page 154: ... the wiper 7 Wipe off any ink that has hardened at the wiper attachment point with the cleaning stick 8 When you have finished cleaning place the wiper on the attachment point and press it down until it clicks into place For the S70675 or S50675 repeat the process from Step 3 for the other wiper ...

Page 155: ...ake sure the printer is turned off and the screen has turned off and then unplug the power cable from the outlet 2 Leave the printer for a minute 3 Open the front cover 4 Raise the media loading lever 5 Remove stains on the pressure rollers using a dry soft cloth cCaution The heaters and media holding plate may be hot observe all necessary precautions Failure to observe the necessary precautions c...

Page 156: ...ry cloth between the pressure rollers and the platen and over the upper part of the pressure rollers to wipe the area Important Ensure the cloth does not touch the shaft above the rollers gray area in the illustration when wiping Otherwise grease will adhere to the cloth If a stained cloth touches the roller the roller is stained with grease ...

Page 157: ...adhered ink using a brush or soft cloth that has been soaked in water and squeezed out Carefully remove lint and dust stuck in the groove of the platen Important Do not press strongly on the rollers when wiping This may detach the rollers ...

Page 158: ...media holding plates remove the plates and wipe stains off both the front and rear surfaces When stains are removed be sure to attach the plates to their original positions See Replacing the Media Holding Plates on page 174 8 Open the left maintenance cover and clean inside Important When media with glue has been used wipe away glue using a diluted neutral detergent If glue from the media adheres ...

Page 159: ... cleaning close the front cover and left maintenance cover Cleaning the Flushing Pad Daily If lint or dust adhere to the surface of the flushing pad it may contact the print head and clog nozzles Use the following procedure for cleaning Before starting this procedure be sure to read Maintenance Precautions on page 134 ...

Page 160: ...f a cleaning stick If the ink has solidified and lint and dust cannot be removed we recommend exchanging the flushing pad with a new one See Replacing the Flushing Pad on page 172 4 Close the maintenance cover and press the Z button twice The menus will close when the print head returns to its normal position See Disposal of Used Consumables on page 179 Important Do not deform the metal section of...

Page 161: ...tween the tensioner and side plate of the auto take up reel unit If stains are not removed it causes a tensioner malfunction and it may result in a take up failure If stains are found clean the sides 1 Raise the tensioner 2 Wipe off any white powder that is in the area indicated by a broken line as shown below using a dry soft cloth ...

Page 162: ...fficult to remove 1 Around the Print Head See Cleaning Around the Print Head Daily on page 137 5 to 8 Around caps See Cleaning Around the Caps Daily on page 142 Daily 9 Entire Wiper See Cleaning the Entire Wiper and Attachment Point Daily on page 152 Daily 2 to 3 Inside See Cleaning Inside the Printer Daily on page 155 Daily 4 Flushing pad See Cleaning the Flushing Pad Daily on page 159 ...

Page 163: ...s expended printing cannot be performed If an ink cartridge is expended while printing you can continue printing after replacing the ink cartridge However when replacing ink during a print job you may see a difference in color tone depending on the drying conditions Important Due to ink characteristics the ink cartridges of this printer are prone to sedimentation components settling to the bottom ...

Page 164: ...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 is not covered by Epson s warranties and under certain circumstances may cause erratic printer behavior Information about non genuine ink levels may not be displayed and use of non genuine ink is recorded for possible use in service support Important Re...

Page 165: ...k when replacing the cartridges shake them about 50 times in 15 seconds 4 Match the color of the cartridge to the color of the label on the printer and insert 5 Lower the lock lever to engage the latch Repeat steps 2 to 6 to replace other ink cartridges Important Fill all slots using ink or replacement cartridges You cannot print if any of the slots are empty ...

Page 166: ... the waste ink counter is cleared automatically If you replace the waste ink bottle before being prompted by a message run the Waste Ink Counter option in the Maintenance menu after replacement See The Maintenance Menu on page 211 Important During printing or while the printer is running the operations shown below do not remove the waste ink bottle unless instructed to do so by the on screen messa...

Page 167: ...sert the waste ink tube into the mouth of the new waste ink bottle and place the waste ink bottle in the holder Tightly seal the lid on the used waste ink bottle 3 Press the Z button Important You will need the lid for the waste ink bottle when disposing of waste ink Keep the lid in a safe place do not throw it out ...

Page 168: ...intenance See Moving the Print Head on page 135 2 After the print head moves to the left end of the printer open the right maintenance cover 3 Remove the wiper cleaner Important Be sure to confirm that the waste ink tube is inserted in the mouth of the waste ink bottle Ink will spill onto the surrounding area if the tube is not inserted in the bottle Important Leave the used wiper cleaner and wipe...

Page 169: ...Maintenance 169 Grasp the cleaner as shown and lift it from the printer 4 Insert a new wiper cleaner ...

Page 170: ...Maintenance 170 Place it on the attachment point and press down until you hear a click 5 Remove the wiper ...

Page 171: ... and press down until you hear a click Users of the S70675 or S50675 will need to return to Step 2 and replace the remaining wiper 7 Close the maintenance cover then close the setup menu If the Z button is pressed once the wiper moves to the inner side If the Z button is pressed again the print head returns to its normal position and the menu closes ...

Page 172: ...e starting this procedure be sure to read Maintenance Precautions on page 134 1 Position the print head for maintenance See Moving the Print Head on page 135 2 After the print head moves to the left end of the printer open the right maintenance cover 3 Remove the flushing pad Grasp the tab as shown below and lift the pad out of the printer ...

Page 173: ...and place it on the metal tray 4 Insert a new flushing pad Important Leave the used flushing pad that has been removed on the metal tray until it is disposed of If such a part is directly placed on the printer it may leave stains that may be difficult to remove due to the characteristics of the ink ...

Page 174: ...ed flushing pads see Disposal of Used Consumables on page 179 Replacing the Media Holding Plates When the media holding plates supplied with the printer are deformed or damaged be sure to replace them with new ones See Options and Consumable Products on page 234 1 Remove media and press the P button to turn the printer off See Replacing and Removing Media on page 87 2 Open the left maintenance cov...

Page 175: ...laten Remove the left media holding plate and then remove the right one 4 Insert a new media holding plate into the left edge of the platen Important Be sure to remove the media holding plate from the left edge of the platen If the plate is removed from the right edge it will drop into the printer and cause a malfunction ...

Page 176: ... plate check the following two points Align the white line on the platen with the line on the media holding plate Important If the media holding plate is inserted into the right edge it will drop into the printer and cause a malfunction ...

Page 177: ...ns to the front corner of the platen 5 Check that two hooked sections at the rear of the media holding plate are securely applied as shown below and that they are attached with no gap between the plate and platen The latch at the rear of the square hole is inserted in the groove in front of the white line ...

Page 178: ...olding plate on both sides move both the plates to the left and right edges of the platen respectively Releasing the tab fixes the media holding plate 7 Close the left maintenance cover and front cover Important If both hooked sections are not positioned correctly return to Step 3 to attach them again Otherwise the head may be damaged ...

Page 179: ...st printing media are industrial waste Dispose of items according to local laws and regulations For example contract an industrial waste disposal company for disposal In such cases submit the safety data sheet to the industrial waste disposal company You can download the safety data sheet from the Epson website See Where To Get Help on page 246 ...

Page 180: ...le See Disposing of Waste Ink on page 166 3 Ink cartridges See Replacement procedure on page 163 Once every three months Be sure to replace the wiper and wiper cleaner at the same time 4 Wiper 5 Wiper cleaner See Replacing the Wiper and Wiper Cleaner on page 168 6 Flushing pad See Replacing the Flushing Pad on page 172 When the plates are deformed or damaged 1 Media holding plates See Replacing th...

Page 181: ...determine whether there may be faint or missing colors in the preceding or following printout Use Print Nozzle Pattern with media not suited to Auto Nozzle Check or if you feel that Auto Nozzle Check would take too long See The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 On Demand Nozzle Pattern Nozzle patterns can be printed as required and inspected visually to determine whether the nozzles are clogged Note ...

Page 182: ...s equal to or greater than 34 inches but less than 51 inches up to two patterns can be printed one on the left and one on the right Patterns can not be printed side by side if the media is less than 34 inches wide or if Media Size Check is Off Printing nozzle check patterns This section explains how to print and inspect a check pattern 1 After confirming that the printer is ready press the button ...

Page 183: ...ss the u button to rewind the media until the print start position is aligned with the pressure rollers Head Cleaning Should the nozzle pattern contain faint or missing segments you may be able to unclog the nozzles by cleaning the print head as described below There is no need to clean the head if the print result does not contain faint areas or other color problems Important Always remove clogs ...

Page 184: ...ibed below Periodical Cleaning Head cleaning is performed automatically at selected intervals of 1 to 240 hours See The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 Cleaning Cycle Head cleaning is performed automatically at selected intervals of 1 to 10 pages See The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 This section explains how to clean the head if you find that the nozzles are clogged on printing a test pattern 1 P...

Page 185: ... cleaning is complete Print a nozzle pattern and inspect the results to determine whether the problem has been resolved See Checking for Clogged Nozzles on page 181 If you paused the printer in Step 1 printing will resume when head cleaning is complete check the printout to confirm whether the problem has been resolved If nozzle clogs cannot be cleared even after repeated head cleaning the area ar...

Page 186: ...ing 2 When cleaning all the nozzles as shown below Item Explanation XX XX Clean only the selected color nozzle Select this item when faint or missing segments of a specific color are detected All Nozzles Clean all the nozzles Select this item when faint or missing segments of all colors are detected Item Explanation Head1 XX XX Head2 XX XX Clean only the selected color nozzle Select this item when...

Page 187: ...on The Maintenance menu will be displayed 2 Use the d u buttons to select Head Washing and press the Z button 3 Use the d u buttons to select any mode and press the Z button Product name Color mode Cartridges S70675 10 Color 10 9 Color 9 8 Color unfixed 8 1 8 Color fixed 8 S506752 5C Mode 10 5 4C Mode 8 4 S30675 4 Important If the amount of remaining ink or cleaning fluid is insufficient the funct...

Page 188: ...ttons to select Ink Refresh and press Z 3 Select a nozzle row for Ink Refresh The available menus vary depending on your product or ColorMode 9 Color mode 10 Color mode 5C Mode S50675 Select the appropriate menu depending on the part printing color with tint unevenness being detected If tint unevenness is detected in all areas perform both menus in sequence Tint unevenness of spot color MS WH or W...

Page 189: ... number of cleaning cartridges by printer model S70675 10 color mode If the storage interval is short you can perform Pre Storage Maint for spot color ink only S70675 9 Color mode If the storage interval is short you can perform Pre Storage Maint for spot color ink only S70675 8 color mode S50675 5 color mode If the storage interval is short you can perform Pre Storage Maint for spot color ink onl...

Page 190: ...s Select All Nozzles Interval Cartridges Colors 3 weeks or more 8 All Nozzles All colors Interval Cartridges Colors 1 month or more 4 All Nozzles All colors Important After performing Pre Storage Maint for spot color ink only you must charge spot color ink if you want to change Pre Storage Maint to All Nozzles Important If the amount of remaining ink or cleaning fluid is insufficient the function ...

Page 191: ...ger than a specified period of time you can install a Cleaning cartridge instead of spot color ink using the Change Color Mode function reducing consumption of spot color ink This function is not available in 8 Color Fixed mode To restart spot color ink printing return to the color mode for spot color ink Perform Change Color Mode on the control panel The required time varies depending on the spec...

Page 192: ...c Silver ink cartridge is required When White is not used in addition to Metallic Silver for one month or more Select 8 Color Unfixed One Cleaning cartridge is required Changing from 8 Color Unfixed mode When restarting the use of only the White ink Select 9 Color One White ink cartridge is required When restarting the use of both spot colors Select 10 Color One White ink cartridge and one Metalli...

Page 193: ...een instructions to replace the cartridge When storing the ink cartridges that were removed during use see Handling ink cartridges on page 32 Important If the amount of remaining ink or cleaning fluid is insufficient the function may not run If is displayed on the level of ink cartridge perform operations as soon as possible This function cannot be performed if the error Ink Cartridge Expended is ...

Page 194: ...ot touch the B rod main carriage rod with the grease tools during this operation The printer may malfunction if grease is removed from rod B The secondary carriage rod grease is only for rod A This cannot be used for rod B Before starting this procedure be sure to read Maintenance Precautions on page 134 1 Attach a fresh pad to the grease tool Insert the tab of the pad firmly into the rectangular ...

Page 195: ...4 Using a new cleaning stick stir the grease in the container about ten times 5 Wipe the tip of the cleaning stick on the edge of the container to remove excess grease 6 Using a cleaning stick apply grease to the pad as described below Fully submerge the tip of the cleaning stick in the grease Rotate the cleaning stick two or three times and then remove it Important Failure to remove the excess co...

Page 196: ...n as shown in Step 3 8 Remove the stained pad and then store the grease tool with the grease When disposing of used pads cleaning sticks and other items used to apply grease see Disposal of Used Consumables on page 179 Replace the cap to prevent foreign objects falling into the grease Store the container at room temperature with the cap uppermost in a location that is not exposed to direct sunligh...

Page 197: ...ance request is displayed on the control panel The printer can still be used while the maintenance request is displayed See When a Maintenance Call Service Call Occurs on page 217 Part life varies with operating conditions Base the decision to replace the part on the quality of the print results Contact your dealer or Epson Support for information on replacing components Component status can be pr...

Page 198: ...nd parameters can be set and executed in the Menu See the reference pages for more details on each item Items or values marked with a superscript 1 apply to the S70675 and S50675 items marked with a superscript 2 apply only to the S50675 items marked with a superscript 3 apply only to the S30675 items marked with a superscript 4 apply only to the S70675 ...

Page 199: ...nual Print Block pattern Manual Uni D Manual Bi D Manaul Dual Head 1 Roll Type Printable Side Out Printable Side In Tension Measurement Periodically Every Page Off Media Tension 0 to 40 Restore Settings Yes No 1 to 30 media setting bank Setting Name Up to 22 half size characters Platen Gap 1 5 2 0 2 5 Auto Media Adjust Print Media Adjust Feed Adjustment Auto Manual Head Alignment Standard Auto Sta...

Page 200: ... inch Side Margin Left 3 to 25 mm 0 12 to 1 00 inch Print Start Position 0 to 800 mm 0 00 to 32 00 inch Media Size Check On Off Media End Check On Off Media Skew Check On Off Head Strike Warning2 Warning Options On Off Warning Level Options 1 to 5 Auto Nozzle Check Nozzle Check Cycle Off 1 to 10 pages Options When Clogged Continue Printing Stop Printing Print Nozzle Pattern Off 1 to 10 pages Perio...

Page 201: ...color mode Head Washing XX XX3 4 Head 1 XX XX2 Head1 All Nozzles2 Head2 All Nozzles2 All Nozzles The displayed menu varies depending on the model or color mode XX indicates an ink color code Pre Storage Maint WH MS 4 WH WH1 The displayed menu varies depending on the currently specified mode Change Color Mode 4 8 Color Unfixed 9 Color 10 Color The displayed menu varies depending on the currently sp...

Page 202: ...5 Bonjour On Off Print Status Sheet Print Restore Settings Yes No Preference See The Preference Menu on page 214 Date And Time MM DD YY HH MM Language Japanese English French Italian German Portuguese Spanish Dutch Russian Korean Chinese Unit Length m ft in Unit Temperature C F Alert Sound Setting On Off Alert Lamp Setting On Off Reset All Settings See The Reset All Settings Menu on page 214 Yes N...

Page 203: ...media used during printing Off Length 1 0 to 999 5 m 3 to 3000 ft Enter a value for overall roll length between 5 0 and 999 5 m 15 to 3000 ft You can set in 0 5 m 1 ft increments Remaining Alert 1 to 15 m 4 to 50 ft An alert will be displayed if the amount of media remaining reaches this length Choose from values between 1 and 15 m 4 and 50 ft You can set in 0 5m 1ft increments Print Remaining Len...

Page 204: ...f focus Before making adjustments select the thickness of the target media between 0 1 and 1 0 mm 4 and 40 mil See Head Alignment on page 119 Standard Manual Print Block pattern Manual Uni D Manual Bi D Manual Dual head 1 Roll Type Printable Side Out Choose Printable Side Out or Printable Side In according to how the media is rolled Printable Side In Tension Measurement Periodically Choose Periodi...

Page 205: ...an required may result in ink stains inside the printer reduced print quality or shorter product life 2 0 2 5 Auto Media Adjust The printer automatically reads settings using the sensor while printing patterns and continuously performs Feed Adjustment and Head Alignment See Auto Media Adjust on page 113 Media Adjust Select this option to adjust media with Auto Media Adjust disabled or make readjus...

Page 206: ...his option if the media will be cut before the next job starts If Mode 2 is selected the portion fed for drying will be rewound before the next job starts eliminating unnecessary margin Select this option if multiple jobs will be printed consecutively Mode 2 Off Additional Dryer On This item is displayed only when the additional print drying system is installed supplied with the S50675 and optiona...

Page 207: ...curacy of the Tension Measurement for the optimal adjustment but the printing time is longer than when Periodically is selected The printer may however be unable to adjust tension appropriately forsome media resulting in excessiveslack or other maladjustments that cause printing problems in which case you should select Off Note however that Off may result in unusually large margin between pages In...

Page 208: ...for Side Margin Right an additional area corresponding to the width selected for Side Margin Right will be left blank Margin widths vary with the model of printer used See Printable area S70675 S50675 on page 123 or Printable Area S30675 on page 126 Media Size Check On Choose whether the printer automatically detects On or does not automatically detect Off the edges of the media Try Off if the pri...

Page 209: ...e Off is selected If 1 to 10 is selected the printer will automatically checks for clogs at the specified interval by scanning a test pattern with a sensor as it is being printed Note that Auto Nozzle Check is not capable of detected all types of clog In addition Auto Nozzle Check is not available depending on media types or conditions See Checking for Clogged Nozzles on page 181 1 to 10 pages Opt...

Page 210: ...rval before the heaters turn off automatically The printer will enter sleep mode when the Heat Off Timer expires In sleep mode the control panel turns off and the internal motors and other components consume less power If an additional print drying system is installed included with the S50675 optional with other models it will turn off automatically To reactivate the control panel display press an...

Page 211: ... as cleaning the wiper caps and the area around print head only after using this option to position the head for cleaning Moving the print head manually could cause malfunction See Regular Cleaning on page 137 Waste Ink Counter If you replace the waste ink bottle before being prompted by a message in the control panel run the Waste Ink Counter after replacement Ink Circulation1 Circulate spot colo...

Page 212: ...et Item Parameter Explanation Print Job Log Sheet Print Press the OK button to print the print job log This is a simple tool for estimating ink consumption for a given print job EPSON DOES NOT WARRANT ACCURACY Actual ink consumption varies considerably depending on such factors as software used firmware version image printed print settings substrate types frequency of use temperature and variation...

Page 213: ...me areas and some countries Last_Uploaded Not Uploaded MM DD YY HH MM GMT Firmware Version XXXXXXX X_XX XXXX View the printer Firmware Version Item Parameter Explanation IP Address Setting Auto Choose whether IP addresses are obtained automatically Auto or manually Panel using DHCP If Panel is selected enter an IP address subnet mask and default gateway address Contact your system administrator fo...

Page 214: ...guese Spanish Dutch Russian Korean Chinese Unit Length m Choose the units of length used in the control panel display and when printing test patterns ft in Unit Temperature C Choose the temperature units used in the control panel display F Alert Sound Setting On Enable On or disable Off the alarm that sounds when an error occurs Off Alert Lamp Setting On Enable On or disable Off the alert lamp tha...

Page 215: ...rtridge Leave it at room temperature for at least four hours before installing the cleaning cartridge Ink Low The ink is low Ready a new ink cartridge See Options and Consumable Products on page 234 Warming Up ZForce to start printing One or more heaters is still being warmed to the specified temperature To start printing without waiting for the heater to warm up press the Z button Command Error C...

Page 216: ...y print if Off is selected for Media Size Check The minimum supported width for ink layering is 508 mm 20 inches See The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 Media Sensor Error Loaded media or print out has a problem Refer to documentation for details Press the W button to clear the message from the display The auto menu of Auto Media Adjust Auto Nozzle Check and Media Adjust of the media settings are n...

Page 217: ...solve the error Lower the media loading lever again and follow the on screen instructions of the printer to correctly specify the Roll Type Press and perform Head Maintenance This message is displayed when regular cleaning has not been performed more than one week If you continue to use the printer without performing regular cleaning ink drops nozzle clogging or print head damage may occur in the ...

Page 218: ...e printer and the computer See Specifications on page 242 o When using a USB hub is it being used correctly In the USB specification daisy chains of up to five USB hubs are possible However we recommend that you connect the printer to the first hub connected directly to the computer Depending on the hub you are using the operation of the printer may become unstable If this should occur plug the US...

Page 219: ...r Self Adjustment displayed on the control panel s screen The printer adjusts the internal motor Wait for a while without turning off the printer o Is Circulating ink displayed on the screen of the control panel The printer is performing auto ink circulation to prevent spot color ink sedimentation in the print head or tube If Cancel is displayed on the lower left of the screen press the W button t...

Page 220: ...tridge This printer is developed for use with Epson ink cartridges If you use non Epson ink cartridges printouts may be faint or the color of the printed image may be changed because the remaining ink level is not correctly detected Be sure to use the correct ink cartridge o Are you using an old ink cartridge The print quality declines when an old ink cartridge is used Replace the old ink cartridg...

Page 221: ...be printed You should also check whether the correct options are selected for Side Margin and Print Start Position in the setup menu See Loading Media S70675 S50675 on page 41 Loading Media S30675 on page 65 and The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 o Is the media skewed If Off is selected for Media Skew Check in the setup menu printing will continue when the media is skewed and data will appear outs...

Page 222: ...edia that is creased or folded may rise from the platen and contact the print head resulting in smudges or uneven colors o Are the wiper caps or print head stained Ink clots or lint around the wiper caps or print head may result in stains caused by a build up of ink Clean the affected area See Regular Cleaning on page 137 o Is the print head striking the printed surface If the printed side of the ...

Page 223: ...lar Cleaning on page 137 o Replace consumables If the problem persists after Head Cleaning has been performed several times or regular cleaning has been performed the wipers or wiper cleaners may be worn or deteriorated We recommend that you replace them when the following symptoms are detected Wiper The wiper edge remains rough even after stains were wiped off using the clean room wipe Otherwise ...

Page 224: ...heck the attachment of the media holding plates If a media holding plate is not installed correctly media feeding may be disturbed See Loading and Exchanging Media on page 38 and reattach the media holding plates o Is media being handled appropriately If the following points are not observed when handling media small amounts of dust and lint may stick to the media surface and cause in ink drops in...

Page 225: ...nces During bidirectional printing print head movement may cause an ink drying time difference First perform unidirectional printing from the RIP If this improves the print results change the Heater Temperature or Drying Time Per Pass and adjust so that stripes and unevenness are improved during bidirectional printing See Heating Drying on page 114 First configure Heater Temperature as described b...

Page 226: ...edia and print head are contacting during printing Perform the following sequence until he print results have improved 1 Cut sections of media with wrinkles or waviness If media is stored inappropriately or left loaded in the printer wrinkles and waviness may occur If media is used in this state the print head and the raised surface of the media may contact and cause staining Cut sections with wri...

Page 227: ...media improved the heater temperature setting was too high While gradually raising the pre heater platen heater and after heater temperature settings repeat test printing until the optimal state is reached If the problem is not resolved after performing the first step return the Heater Temperature to the original setting and then continue with the next step 4 Adjust the Media Tension Adjustment of...

Page 228: ...Customize Settings on page 204 Print and check if the print results have improved If the problem is not resolved raise the setting value one level Repeat Steps 2 and 3 until print results are improved in the range up to a setting value of 5 If changing Media Tension does not resolve the problem return the Media Tension setting to default and continue with the next step S30675 Set the setting value...

Page 229: ...dia is creased Media jams o Are the Media Tension and Feed Speed options in the setup menu correct for the current media If these options are not correctly adjusted for the current media the media may be creased or torn during printing See Customize Settings on page 204 o Are the heaters set too high Adjust heater temperature to suit the media o Try selecting Off for Tension Measurement in the set...

Page 230: ...on on the settings and media that can be used o Is Media Suction set too high Reduce Media Suction See Customize Settings on page 204 o Is the item for having the printer detect the end of the media set to Off If Advanced Settings Tension Measurement in media settings or Media End Check in the Printer Setup menu is set to Off the end of the media cannot be detected See Customize Settings on page 2...

Page 231: ... tabs on the media holding plates to move them 4 If the print head is over the media move it away from the jam 5 Raise the media loading lever Important Move the print head only after moving the media holding plates out of the way Contact with deformed media holding plates could damage the print head ...

Page 232: ...eriodical Cleaning is set to Off but auto cleaning is performed Important If the printer is left off for an extended period the print head will be left uncapped and dry out and will not print properly when printing resumes Turning the printer on automatically caps the print head o The printer performs head cleaning by the auto maintenance function to prevent the print head from being damaged due t...

Page 233: ...the media loading lever is used or another operation involving printer hardware is performed The high speed print drying system is included with the S50675 o Is the printer in sleep mode The printer enters sleep mode when the Heat Off Timer expires and the heaters turn off The time before the heaters turn off can be selected in the Printer Setup menu See The Printer Setup Menu on page 208 The heat...

Page 234: ...nk The use of non genuine ink may cause damage that is not covered by Epson s warranties and under certain circumstances may cause erratic printer behavior Information about non genuine ink levels may not be displayed and use of non genuine ink is recorded for possible use in service support Cyan T715200 Magenta T715300 Yellow T715400 Light Cyan T715500 Light Magenta T715600 Light Black T715700 Or...

Page 235: ...cleaning sticks gloves wiper wiper cleaner flushing pad and cleaning wiper required for printer maintenance See Cleaning Frequency on page 129 Ink Cleaner T699300 Use for ink stains that can not otherwise be removed during normal maintenance See Cleaning Frequency on page 129 Waste Ink Bottle T724000 Identical to the waste ink bottle supplied with the printer Cleaning Wiper S090012 Identical to th...

Page 236: ...stem Roll core size 2 or 3 inches Roll outer diameter Up to 250 mm 9 8 inches Media width 300 to 1626 mm 11 8 to 64 inches Media thickness Up to 1 mm 0 04 inch Roll weight Up to 40 kg 88 2 lb Heavy Roll Media System Roll core size 2 or 3 inches Roll outer diameter Up to 300 mm 11 8 inches Media width 300 to 1626 mm 11 8 to 64 inches Media thickness Up to 1 mm 0 04 inch Roll weight Up to 80 kg 176 ...

Page 237: ... and fully raise the adjusters 6 Move the printer Post Move Setup After moving the printer follow the steps below to ready it for use 1 Check that the new location is appropriate See the Setup Guide 2 Plug in the power cables and turn the printer on See the Setup Guide 3 Perform a nozzle check to check for clogged nozzles See Checking for Clogged Nozzles on page 181 Important Use the casters on th...

Page 238: ...75 S70675 S50675 S30675 Adhesive vinyl Transparent or white film Banner Canvas Platen Gap 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Heater Temperature Pre heater 40 40 40 40 Platen heater 40 40 40 40 After heater 50 50 50 50 Advanced Settings Media Suction 4 4 4 4 Media Tension 15 15 15 15 Pressure roller1 Low High Low Low Counterweight2 Attach 1 See Positioning the Pressure Rollers and Media S70675 S50675 on page 40 2 See...

Page 239: ... the Auto Take up Reel Unit on page 92 2 Change the factory default setting value Stripe banding example Tint unevenness example Resolution dpi Number of passes M W level Result Recommendation Banner 720 720 6 1 Stripe banding less likely 2 Tint unevenness less likely Vinyl 720 720 8 3 Stripe banding less likely 4 Tint unevenness less likely but stripe banding more likely 5 Stripe banding less lik...

Page 240: ...rent depending on the software RIP 720x720 4pass HQ1 720x720 4pass HQ2 720x1440 6pass HQ1 720x1440 6pass HQ2 720x1440 8pass HQ1 720x1440 8pass HQ2 720 1440 12 3 Stripe banding less likely 4 Tint unevenness less likely Resolution dpi Number of passes M W level Result Recommendation Banner 720 720 4 1 Stripe banding less likely 2 Tint unevenness less likely but stripe banding more likely 3 Stripe ba...

Page 241: ... above mentioned print modes Resolution dpi Number of passes M W level Result Recommendation Banner 720 720 4 2 Tint unevenness less likely 3 Stripe banding less likely Vinyl 720 1440 6 0 Tint unevenness less likely 1 Stripe banding less likely All media Including Banner Vinyl 720 1440 8 3 Tint unevenness less likely 4 Stripe banding less likely ...

Page 242: ... MB for Network Interface Hi Speed USB Compatible with the USB 2 0 Specification 100BASE TX 1000Base T1 Rated voltage 1 2 32 AC 100 to 120V AC 200 to 240V Rated frequency 1 2 32 50 to 60Hz Rated current 1 2 10A AC 100 to 120V 5A AC 200 to 240V Rated current 32 1A AC 100 to 120V 0 5A AC 200 to 240V Power consumption S70675 total for numbers 1 and 2 Printing Approx 800 W Ready mode Approx 580 W Slee...

Page 243: ...ox 219 kg 482 8 lb Ink Specifications Type Special ink cartridges Pigment ink S70675 Black Cyan Magenta Yellow White Metallic Silver Light Black Orange Plus Light Cyan Light Magenta S50675 Black Cyan Magenta Yellow White S30675 Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Use by date See the date printed on the package at normal temperature Print quality guarantee expiry Six months from date package containing ink c...

Page 244: ...is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Safety...

Page 245: ...of the user to obtain and use a shielded equipment interface cable with this device If this equipment has more than one interface connector do not leave cables connected to unused interfaces Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment For Canadian Users This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Ce...

Page 246: ...ave your printer serial number and proof of purchase Visit Epson s U S support website www epson com support or Canadian website www epson ca support and select your product for solutions to common problems You can download drivers firmware and documentation get FAQs and troubleshooting advice or e mail Epson with your questions Note For help using any other software on your system see the documen...

Page 247: ...is as follows You also can see the Apple Public Source License Version1 2 at http www opensource apple com apsl APPLE PUBLIC SOURCE LICENSE Version 2 0 August 6 2003 1 General Definitions This License applies to any program or other work which Apple Computer Inc Apple makes publicly available and which contains a notice placed by Apple identifying such program or work as Original Code and stating ...

Page 248: ...available by Apple under this License and that has been expressly identified by Apple as such in the header file s of such work and b the object code compiled from such Source Code and originally made available by Apple under this License 1 8 Source Code means the human readable form of a program or other work that is suitable for making modifications to it including all modules it contains plus a...

Page 249: ...xternally Deployed Modifications must be released under the terms set forth in this License including the license grants set forth in Section 3 below for as long as you Externally Deploy the Covered Code or twelve 12 months from the date of initial External Deployment whichever is longer You should preferably distribute the Source Code of Your Externally Deployed Modifications electronically e g d...

Page 250: ...nal patent licenses from Apple which Apple may grant in its sole discretion 6 Additional Terms You may choose to offer and to charge a fee for warranty support indemnity or liability obligations and or other rights consistent with the scope of the license granted herein Additional Terms to one or more recipients of Covered Code However You may do so only on Your own behalf and as Your sole respons...

Page 251: ...l machines in which case the failure of the Covered Code could lead to death personal injury or severe physical or environmental damage 9 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW IN NO EVENT SHALL APPLE OR ANY CONTRIBUTOR BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL SPECIAL INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THIS LICENSE OR YOUR USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE COVERED C...

Page 252: ...Covered Code All sublicenses to the Covered Code which have been properly granted prior to termination shall survive any termination of this License Provisions which by their nature should remain in effect beyond the termination of this License shall survive including but not limited to Sections 3 5 8 9 10 11 12 2 and 13 No party will be liable to any other for compensation indemnity or damages of...

Page 253: ...of the Covered Code and destroy all copies of it that are in your possession or control 13 6 Dispute Resolution Any litigation or other dispute resolution between You and Apple relating to this License shall take place in the Northern District of California and You and Apple hereby consent to the personal jurisdiction of and venue in the state and federal courts within that District with respect t...

Page 254: ...an Chris Herborth Dirk Haase Greg Hartwig Robert Heath Jonathan Hudson Paul Kienitz David Kirschbaum Johnny Lee Onno van der Linden Igor Mandrichenko Steve P Miller Sergio Monesi Keith Owens George Petrov Greg Roelofs Kai Uwe Rommel Steve Salisbury Dave Smith Steven M Schweda Christian Spieler Cosmin Truta Antoine Verheijen Paul von Behren Rich Wales Mike White Permission is granted to anyone to u...

Page 255: ...misrepresented as being Info ZIP releases including but not limited to labeling of the altered versions with the names Info ZIP or any variation thereof including but not limited to different capitalizations Pocket UnZip WiZ or MacZip without the explicit permission of Info ZIP Such altered versions are further prohibited from misrepresentative use of the Zip Bugs or Info ZIP e mail addresses or t...

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