Epson Stylus Pro 10000 - Photographic Dye Ink User Manual - Page 27

Running a Nozzle Check, There are two ways to run a nozzle check.

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Setting Up the Printer | 1-9 Caution 6. Push the paper set lever all the way in, then close the roll paper cover. PRESS PAUSE BUTTON appears briefly on the control panel display. To avoid damaging the printer, never move the paper set lever while the Operate or Pause light is flashing. 7. Press the Pause button. The print head moves and the paper feeds into printing position automatically. READY appears on the control panel display. (Even if you don't press Pause, the paper and printer will move into printing position automatically after 10 seconds.) Running a Nozzle Check The nozzle check prints a pattern of dots that lets you see if any print head nozzles are clogged. You can also use the nozzle check at this point to make sure the printer is operating correctly before you connect it to your computer. There are two ways to run a nozzle check. • Using the printer's control panel buttons, as described below • Using the Nozzle Check utility from your printer software, as described on page 6-1 (not available if you're accessing the printer over a network) Follow these steps to print a nozzle check using the control panel buttons: 1. Make sure the printer is turned on but not printing, and paper is loaded. 1-9

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Setting Up the Printer
|
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6.
Push the paper set lever all the way in, then close the roll paper cover.
PRESS PAUSE BUTTON
appears briefly on the control panel display.
7.
Press the
Pause
button. The print head moves and the paper feeds into
printing position automatically.
READY
appears on the control panel
display. (Even if you don’t press
Pause
, the paper and printer will move
into printing position automatically after 10 seconds.)
Running a Nozzle Check
The nozzle check prints a pattern of dots that lets you see if any print head
nozzles are clogged. You can also use the nozzle check at this point to make
sure the printer is operating correctly before you connect it to your
computer.
There are two ways to run a nozzle check.
•
Using the printer’s control panel buttons, as described below
•
Using the Nozzle Check utility from your printer software, as described
on page 6-1 (not available if you’re accessing the printer over a network)
Follow these steps to print a nozzle check using the control panel buttons:
1.
Make sure the printer is turned on but not printing, and paper is loaded.
Caution
To avoid damaging the
printer, never move the
paper set lever while the
Operate
or
Pause
light
is flashing.