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5-2 | Specifications Paper Cut sheet paper specifications Dimensions in Size inches (approximate) Super B0 44 × 62.2 B0 40.5 × 57.3 Super A0 36 × 50.9 A0 33 × 46 US E 34 × 44 B1 28.7 × 40.5 US D 22 × 34 A1 23.4 × 33 B2 20.25 × 28.75 A2 16.5 × 23.4 Super A3/B 13 × 19 US C 17 × 22 B3 14.3 × 20.25 US B (ledger) 11 × 17 A3 11.7 × 16.5 Dimensions in millimeters 1118 × 1580 1030 × 1456 914 × 1292 841 × 1189 864 × 1118 728 × 1030 559 × 864 594 × 841 515 × 728 420 × 594 329 × 483 432 × 559 364 × 515 279 × 432 297 × 420 Thickness 3.15 to 19.7 mil (0.08 to .5 mm) 3.15 to 59 mil (0.08 to 1.5 mm) Roll paper specifications Maximum roll diameter Width Thickness When using 2 rolls When using 1 roll 5.90 in. (150 mm) 13 to 44.02 in. 3.15 to 19.7 mil 4.05 in. (103 mm) 330 to 1118 mm (0.08 to 0.5 mm) Depending on the media, feed and print quality are guaranteed on paper thicknesses of 3.15 to 4.33 mil (0.08 to 0.11 mm), 64 to 90 gsm. Poor quality paper may reduce print quality and cause paper jams or other problems. If you encounter problems, switch to a higher grade of paper. Do not use curled, folded, or deckle-edge paper. 5-2

Section	Page
Contents	4
Introduction	10
How To Use Your Manuals	11
Using This Printer Guide	12
Warnings, Cautions, and Notes	13
Where To Get Help	13
ENERGY STAR Compliance	14
Important Safety Instructions	15
Ink Cartridge Safety Instructions	16
Chapter 1-Handling Paper and Other Media	18
Selecting Paper and Other Media	18
Printing on EPSON Paper and Other Media	19
Printing Tips for EPSON Media	21
Using Roll Paper	21
Attaching Paper to the Spindle	22
Removing Paper from the Spindle	23
Inserting the Spindle in the Printer	24
Loading Roll Paper for Printing	27
Cutting Paper Manually with the Built-in Cutter	30
Cutting Canvas and Other Media with the Utility Cutter	31
Printing Trim Lines	32
Using Cut Sheet Paper	32
Using Cut Sheet Paper Longer than 19 Inches	34
Printing on Posterboard	35
Adjusting the Platen Gap for Heavy Stock	37
Using the Paper Hammock	38
Catching Printouts in Front of the Printer	38
Catching Printouts Under the Printer	41
Setting Paper Configurations	42
Registering Paper Thickness, Drying Time, and Suction	42
Selecting Registered Paper Settings	43
Chapter 2-Monitoring and Configuring the Printer	44
Using the Control Panel to Monitor the Printer	44
Monitoring Normal Printer Operation	45
Pausing and Resetting the Printer	45
Checking Printer Status	45
Printing a Status Check	46
Printing a Nozzle Check	46
Checking Ink Levels and Component Life	47
Responding to Control Panel Lights and Messages	48
Using the Control Panel to Configure the Printer	51
Setting Default Roll Paper Margins	51
Turning Off Paper Monitoring Features	52
Selecting the Printer’s Interface	52
Configuring the Parallel Interface	53
Changing the Printer’s Code Page Setting	54
Restoring Default Settings	54
Setting the Control Panel Language	55
Chapter 3-Maintaining and Transporting the Printer	56
Running a Nozzle Check	56
Running a Cleaning Cycle	57
Aligning the Print Head	58
Printing the Alignment Patterns	58
Completing the Alignment Procedure	60
Replacing Ink Cartridges	62
Replacing the Paper Cutter Blade	66
Removing the Used Cutter Blade	66
Installing the New Cutter Blade	69
Cleaning the Printer	70
Transporting the Printer	71
Setting Up the Printer After Transporting It	73
Moving the Printer on the Stand	74
Replacing the Waste Ink System	75
Chapter 4-Resolving Problems	76
Diagnosing Problems	76
Using Hex Dump Mode	77
Improving Print Quality	77
Solving Operational Problems	80
Solving Miscellaneous Printing Problems	82
Solving Paper Problems	84
Solving Roll Paper Feed Problems	85
Clearing Paper Jams	87
Chapter 5-Specifications	90
Printing	90
Paper	91
Printable Area	92
Environmental	92
Mechanical	92
Electrical	93
Initialization	93
Safety Approvals	93
Ink Cartridges	94
Parallel Interface	95
Forward Channel	95
Reverse Channel	95
ECP Mode	95
Serial Interface (RS-423 Standard)	96
Appendix A-Installing an Interface Card	98
Appendix B-Using EPSON Drivers and Utilities for Macintosh	102
Connecting the Printer	102
Connecting to the Printer’s Parallel/USB Interface	103
Connecting to the Printer’s Built-in Serial Interface	103
Setting Up Your Software	104
Checking System Requirements	105
Installing the Software	105
Selecting Your Printer in the Chooser	106
Setting Up Printer Sharing	107
Setting Print Options	109
Choosing Page Setup Options	109
Choosing Basic Print Options	111
Selecting the Correct Media Type	113
Choosing Advanced Print Options	115
Managing Print Jobs	118
Setting Up Background Printing	119
Using Monitor3	120
Cancelling Printing	122
Checking Printer Status	122
Selecting Configuration Options	123
Running Print Head Utilities	125
Running Nozzle Check and Head Cleaning Utilities	125
Running the Print Head Alignment Utility	126
Appendix C-Using EPSON Drivers and Utilities for Windows	128
Connecting the Printer	128
Setting Up Your Software	129
Checking System Requirements	130
Installing the Software	130
Setting Up Printer Sharing in Windows 95 and 98	132
Setting Up Printer Sharing in Windows NT 4.0 and 2000	135
Setting Print Options	137
Choosing Basic Print Options	138
Selecting the Correct Media Type	140
Choosing Paper and Layout Options	142
Choosing Advanced Print Options	143
Managing Print Jobs	147
Using the Progress Meter	147
Using the Spool Manager	148
Checking Printer Status	148
Using Status Monitor 2 (EPSON Stylus Pro 9000)	149
Status Monitor 3 (EPSON Stylus Pro 9500)	150
Setting Monitoring Preferences	151
Running Printer Utilities	153
Running Nozzle Check and Head Cleaning Utilities	153
Running the Print Head Alignment Utility	154
Running the Speed and Progress Configuration Utility	156
Index	158

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5-2

Specifications

Paper

Depending on the media, feed and print quality are guaranteed on paper

thicknesses of 3.15 to 4.33 mil (0.08 to 0.11 mm), 64 to 90 gsm.

Poor quality paper may reduce print quality and cause paper jams or other

problems. If you encounter problems, switch to a higher grade of paper.

Do not use curled, folded, or deckle-edge paper.

Cut sheet paper specifications

Size

Dimensions in

inches (approximate)

Dimensions in

millimeters

Thickness

Super B0

62.2

1118

1580

3.15 to 19.7 mil

(0.08 to .5 mm)

40.5

57.3

1030

1456

Super A0

50.9

914

1292

841

1189

US E

864

1118

28.7

40.5

728

1030

3.15 to 59 mil

(0.08 to 1.5 mm)

US D

559

864

23.4

594

841

20.25

28.75

515

728

16.5

23.4

420

594

Super A3/B

329

483

US C

432

559

14.3

20.25

364

515

US B (ledger)

279

432

11.7

16.5

297

420

Roll paper specifications

Maximum roll

diameter

Width

Thickness

When using 2 rolls

5.90 in. (150 mm)

13 to 44.02 in.

330 to 1118 mm

3.15 to 19.7 mil

(0.08 to 0.5 mm)

When using 1 roll

4.05 in. (103 mm)