Epson Stylus Pro 9000 Service Manual - Page 126

Rear Sensor Position Adjustment, Please Set Cut Sheet, Printing Pattern, Paper Width, 627mm

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EPSON Stylus Pro 9000 REAR SENSOR POSITION ADJUSTMENT This function makes sure the Rear Paper Sensor correctly detects the rear edge of cut-sheet paper. After the printer makes a line near the rear edge of the paper, measure the distance from the line to the paper's edge, and then enter this measurement when prompted. 1. Make sure "Adj Rear Sensor Pos." appears, and press the Enter button. 2. When you see the "Please Set Cut Sheet" message, load a sheet of cut- sheet paper, short edge first. After the paper is set, press the Enter button to print the check pattern. 3. After printing is finished, measure the distance from the rear edge of the printed pattern to the rear edge of the paper. Press the SelecType or Item button until you see "RearSen. Pos. xx.xmm", and then enter the measurement in increments of 0.1 mm using the Paper Feed +/- buttons. 4. After entering the measurement, press Enter. Please Set Cut Sheet Load cut-sheet paper short edge first. [Enter] Printing Pattern Paper Width 627mm [Enter] RearSen. Pos. +3mm Enter the value with the Paper Feed [+] or [-] button. [Enter] End adjustment/ next menu Measure this value and enter it. Feed direction Figure 5-13. Rear Sensor Position Measurement Adjustments 126

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EPSON Stylus Pro 9000
Adjustments
126
REAR SENSOR POSITION ADJUSTMENT
This function makes sure the Rear Paper Sensor correctly detects the rear
edge of cut-sheet paper. After the printer makes a line near the rear edge of
the paper, measure the distance from the line to the paper’s edge, and then
enter this measurement when prompted.
1.
Make sure "Adj Rear Sensor Pos." appears, and press the Enter button.
2.
When you see the "Please Set Cut Sheet" message, load a sheet of cut-
sheet paper, short edge first. After the paper is set, press the Enter button
to print the check pattern.
3.
After printing is finished, measure the distance from the rear edge of the
printed pattern to the rear edge of the paper. Press the SelecType or Item
button until you see "RearSen. Pos.
xx.xmm", and then enter the
measurement in increments of 0.1 mm using the Paper Feed +/- buttons.
4.
After entering the measurement, press Enter.
Figure 5-13.
Rear Sensor Position Measurement
Please Set Cut Sheet
Load cut-sheet paper short edge first.
[Enter]
Printing Pattern
Paper Width
627mm
RearSen. Pos.
+3mm
[Enter]
Enter the value
with the Paper
Feed [+] or [-]
button.
[Enter]
End
adjustment/
next menu
Measure this value
and enter it.
Feed
direction