Epson SureColor S70675 User Manual - Page 210

Item Light Medium Heavy Power3 Cleaning Cycle Heat Off Timer Head Mode1 Restore Settings Parameter Off/1 to 240 hours Off 1 to 10 pages 15 to 240 minutes 2 Heads Mode Head 1 Head 2 Yes No Explanation Choose the frequency with which the printer performs head cleaning for each level: never (Off) or after 1 to 240 hours. Periodical Cleaning will not be performed while Off is selected. If a value between 1 and 240 hours is selected, auto head cleaning will be performed after the specified number of hours. If printing is in progress or the printer is in sleep mode when the specified time has elapsed, head cleaning will only be performed after printing is complete. The following reset the timer: When the specified time has been changed. When All Nozzles has been performed over the lever selected in this setting. Choose the frequency with which the printer performs auto head cleaning: never (Off) or once every 1 to 10 pages. Cleaning cycle will not be performed while Off is selected. Select 1 to 10 to perform head cleaning before the specified number of pages is printed. You can turn off the heaters automatically when no errors are detected and no print jobs are in progress. This option is used to choose the interval before the heaters turn off automatically. The printer will enter sleep mode when the Heat Off Timer expires. In sleep mode, the control panel turns off and the internal motors and other components consume less power. If an additional print drying system is installed (included with the S50675, optional with other models), it will turn off automatically. To reactivate the control panel display, press any button in the control panel except P. The control panel display will however turn off again if no operations are performed for another 30 seconds under these conditions. The printer and heaters are only fully reactivated when a print job is received, the media loading lever is used, or another operation involving printer hardware is performed. Use 2 Heads Mode in most situations. For example, if there is a clogged nozzle in a single print head and the clog cannot be cleared after repeated head cleaning, you continue printing using the unclogged print head. This feature is convenient because printing can continue during work time and head cleaning and other maintenance can be done after work. Check the check pattern printed in the Nozzle Check, and then select the unclogged head. Select Yes to restore all items in the Printer Setup menu to their default settings. Using the Control Panel Menu 210