Epson Stylus Pro 10600 - Photographic Dye Ink Printer Guide - Page 55

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1-40 | Setting Up the Printer Note Ideally, number 8 (±1) should be the best line in all of the printed patterns. If it is, you can press Pause to exit the adjustment early. Note You'll get best results by performing the Uni-D adjustment first, then performing the Bi-D ALL adjustment. 8. Look at the other patterns across the same row to see if the same number is consistently the best line. If not, determine which number is generally the best. 9. Check the control panel display. It shows #1 C=8, which means that number 8 is the current setting for row #1 C. If you need to change the setting, use the + or - button to select the best line for that row. Then press the Enter button to register the setting. 10. Repeat step 7 through step 9 for each additional row. 11. When done, press the Pause button to exit the head alignment. If during the adjustment you had to select a line that was less than 7 or greater than 9, you should reprint the alignment pattern to verify that number 7, 8, or 9 is now the best line in each row. You may have to repeat the head alignment more than once to ensure that number 8 (±1) is the best choice in each case. 12. When done performing the adjustment in Uni-D (uni-directional) mode, as described above, you should repeat it in Bi-D mode (select ALIGNMENT = Bi-D ALL). The process is exactly the same, but the printed pattern is different: Number 8 is the best choice To select the best pattern, use an eye loupe to determine which block has the smallest gaps. In the example above, number 8 has the smallest gaps. Once this adjustment is done, you've finished setting up your Stylus Pro 10600. 1-40

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Setting Up the Printer
8.
Look at the other patterns across the same row to see if the same number
is consistently the best line. If not, determine which number is generally
the best.
9.
Check the control panel display. It shows
#1 C=8
, which means that
number 8 is the current setting for row
#1 C
. If you need to change the
setting, use the
+
or
button to select the best line for that row. Then
press the
Enter
button to register the setting.
10.
Repeat step 7 through step 9 for each additional row.
11.
When done, press the
Pause
button to exit the head alignment.
If during the adjustment you had to select a line that was less than 7 or
greater than 9, you should reprint the alignment pattern to verify that
number 7, 8, or 9 is now the best line in each row. You may have to
repeat the head alignment more than once to ensure that number 8 (±1)
is the best choice in each case.
12.
When done performing the adjustment in Uni-D (uni-directional)
mode, as described above, you should repeat it in Bi-D mode (select
ALIGNMENT = Bi-D ALL
). The process is exactly the same, but the
printed pattern is different:
To select the best pattern, use an eye loupe to determine which block has
the smallest gaps. In the example above, number 8 has the smallest gaps.
Once this adjustment is done, you
ve finished setting up your Stylus Pro
10600.
Note
Ideally, number 8 (±1)
should be the best line in
all of the printed patterns.
If it is, you can press
Pause
to exit the
adjustment early.
Note
You
ll get best results by
performing the
Uni-D
adjustment first, then
performing the
Bi-D ALL
adjustment.
Number 8 is the best choice