Epson 2200 Service Manual - Page 197

Adjustments, Servicing Program Usage Outline

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EPSON Stylus PHOTO 2100/2200 Revision B 5.2 Adjustments The procedures of the adjustment items will be explained here. This section describes only the following adjustment items that require the adjust lever moving, printing pattern checking and other operations in the adjustment program operation outline and adjustments. ! Servicing program usage outline ! Head ID input ! CR motor drive torque dispersion measurement ! PG adjustment ! Head angular adjustment ! PF adjustment ! PW sensor adjustment ! Bi-d adjustment ! Pixel shift adjustment ! Cut position adjustment ! USB ID input ! IEEE 1394 ! Left/right margin C A U T IO N When the Main board unit is replaced with new one and run the Adjustment program connnecting the PC and the Printer, the Adjustment program indicates the ERROR (The printer indicates the Ink our error on the LED even if the correct I/C is installed ) and can not proceed to the Main Adjustment menu in case you use the USB cable. In this case, connect the printer and the PC with the Parallel I/F and run the Adjustment program again. The adjustment program can proceed to the Main Adjustment menu even if the same Error is indicated. After that, choose the Market setting item in the Adjustment Main menu and carry out the setting to set the market seeting into the EEPROM. 5.2.1 Servicing Program Usage Outline This program is used to perform each adjustment requested after specific parts have been repaired or replaced. ! Compatible OS : Windows 95/98/Me ! Compatible interface port : USB 1.2, Parallel interface (IEEE-1284.4) The program consists of the following main functions. " Adjustment Select and execute any of the following adjustment items. Clicking the Status button displays the printer status. If communication is stopped once, it can be restored to normal by clicking the Status button. Figure 5-2. Adjustment Top Menu CHECK P O IN T In this program, clicking the Adjustment procedure explanation or Adjustment method button on any of the adjustment item screens shows the adjustment procedure and outline. ADJUSTMENT Adjustments 197

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EPSON Stylus PHOTO 2100/2200
Revision B
ADJUSTMENT
Adjustments
197
5.2
Adjustments
The procedures of the adjustment items will be explained here. This section describes
only the following adjustment items that require the adjust lever moving, printing
pattern checking and other operations in the adjustment program operation outline and
adjustments.
!
Servicing program usage outline
!
Head ID input
!
CR motor drive torque dispersion measurement
!
PG adjustment
!
Head angular adjustment
!
PF adjustment
!
PW sensor adjustment
!
Bi-d adjustment
!
Pixel shift adjustment
!
Cut position adjustment
!
USB ID input
!
IEEE 1394
!
Left/right margin
5.2.1
Servicing Program Usage Outline
This program is used to perform each adjustment requested after specific parts have
been repaired or replaced.
!
Compatible OS
: Windows 95/98/Me
!
Compatible interface port
: USB 1.2, Parallel interface
(IEEE-1284.4)
The program consists of the following main functions.
"
Adjustment
Select and execute any of the following adjustment items.
Figure 5-2.
Adjustment Top Menu
C
A
U
T
I
O
N
When the Main board unit is replaced with new one and run the
Adjustment program connnecting the PC and the Printer, the
Adjustment program indicates the ERROR (The printer indicates
the Ink our error on the LED even if the correct I/C is installed )
and can not proceed to the Main Adjustment menu in case you use
the USB cable.
In this case, connect the printer and the PC with the Parallel I/F
and run the Adjustment program again. The adjustment program
can proceed to the Main Adjustment menu even if the same Error
is indicated. After that, choose the Market setting item in the
Adjustment Main menu and carry out the setting to set the market
seeting into the EEPROM.
C
H
E
C
K
P
O
I
N
T
In this program, clicking the Adjustment procedure explanation or
Adjustment method button on any of the adjustment item screens
shows the adjustment procedure and outline.
Clicking the Status button displays the
printer status. If communication is
stopped once, it can be restored to normal
by clicking the Status button.