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74 | Using Film and Other Media 8. Examine the printed pattern for the most evenly overlapping lines. Choose the number with the most even lines. In the example shown above, the lines under number 4 are the most even. After printing the pattern, THICKNESS NUMBER is highlighted. 9. Press u or d to select the number that you noted in step 8, then press OK. 10. Press l, then d to select any of the menu options shown below. Make adjustments as needed, and press OK to save each setting. Then press l to return to the menu. • PAPER FEED ADJUST helps eliminate banding. Choose a lower value if you see white lines on your prints, or a higher value if you see dark lines. • DRYING TIME lets you print with non-Epson media and avoid smearing the ink. You can make the print head wait up to 10 seconds after each pass to allow ink to dry on the page. • PAPER SUCTION lets you decrease the paper suction level when printing on thin media (under 12 lb), such as drafting paper or backlight film. • SET ROLL PAPER TENSION lets you adjust the tension to HIGH or HIGHER for cloth or thin paper, or if the paper wrinkles during printing. • REMOVE SKEW helps reduce paper skew for very thin media or film. 11. When done, press . After you settings, you can use the TEST PRINT menu to print out a list of paper numbers showing the settings for each one. Printing Your Custom Paper Settings You can print a list showing the customized settings for all your papers. This makes it easy to select the settings you want for a particular type of paper. 1. Press r Menu, then press d to highlight TEST PRINT. Press r again. 74

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Using Film and Other Media
8.
Examine the printed pattern for the most evenly overlapping lines.
Choose the number with the most even lines. In the example shown
above, the lines under number 4 are the most even.
After printing the pattern,
THICKNESS NUMBER
is highlighted.
9.
Press
u
or
d
to select the number that you noted in step 8, then press
OK
.
10. Press
l
, then
d
to select any of the menu options shown below. Make
adjustments as needed, and press
OK
to save each setting. Then press
l
to return to the menu.
•
PAPER FEED ADJUST
helps eliminate banding. Choose a lower
value if you see white lines on your prints, or a higher value if you
see dark lines.
•
DRYING TIME
lets you print with non-Epson media and avoid
smearing the ink. You can make the print head wait up to
10 seconds after each pass to allow ink to dry on the page.
•
PAPER SUCTION
lets you decrease the paper suction level when
printing on thin media (under 12 lb), such as drafting paper or
backlight film.
•
SET ROLL PAPER TENSION
lets you adjust the tension to
HIGH
or
HIGHER
for cloth or thin paper, or if the paper wrinkles during
printing.
•
REMOVE SKEW
helps reduce paper skew for very thin media or
film.
11.
When done, press
.
After you settings, you can use the
TEST PRINT
menu to print out a list of
paper numbers showing the settings for each one.
Printing Your Custom Paper Settings
You can print a list showing the customized settings for all your papers. This
makes it easy to select the settings you want for a particular type of paper.
1.
Press
r
Menu
, then press
d
to highlight
TEST PRINT.
Press
r
again.