Optimizing Paper Settings (Head Alignment And Paper Feed Adjustment); Adjusting Gaps In The Print Position (Head Alignment) - Epson SureColor SC-F6300 Series User Manual

SC-F6300 Series User's Guide
Paper type
*
Adhesive
* Select Adhesive for adhesive paper, no matter what
the weight of the paper.
F
Press the y button to return to the previous
menu.
Setting Name
Name the Custom Paper Setting you want to save. Using
distinctive names makes it easier to select banks for use.
A
Use the d/u buttons to select Setting Name in
the paper setting menu, and then press the Z
button.
B
Enter the setting name.
Each time the Menu button is pressed the
character type changes in the order of upper case
letters -> lower case letters -> numbers and
symbols.
Each time you press the d/u button, a character
in the selected character type set is displayed.
Press the r button when the letter you want is
displayed.
The cursor moves to the next entry area and you
can enter text in the same way.
Mistakes can be erased by pressing the l button
to delete the previous character and then re-enter
a new character.
C
After entering the name, press the Z button.
D
Press the W button to exit the menus.
See the descriptions for the Paper menu for information
on other settings you can make on the Custom Paper
Setting menu.
"Paper menu" on page 51
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Basic Operations
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Paperweight (g/m )
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Optimizing Paper
Settings (Head Alignment
and Paper Feed
Adjustment)
Optimize paper settings in the following cases.
When you have finished making custom paper
settings.
When media setting values for downloaded EMX files
are registered to the printer with Epson Edge
Dashboard.
When the following conditions occur after
optimizing paper settings.
❏ When using the same paper type but with a
different paper width.
❏ When changing settings after saving the Custom
Paper Setting
To optimize paper settings, load the paper in the printer
using the method you will use to actually print, and then
perform Head Alignment and Paper Feed Adjust.
Adjusting Gaps in the Print
Position (Head Alignment)
This printer prints by firing drops of ink while moving
the print head. There is a small distance (gap) between
the paper surface and the print head, and the printing
position of the ink may become misaligned due to
changes in the Thickness, temperature and humidity,
the inertial force when the print head moves and so on.
You can use Head Alignment to adjust any
misalignments in the printing position to improve
misaligned ruled lines or graininess in the print outs.
Notes on Head Alignment
Adjust according to the paper loaded in the printer.
Make sure the paper you want to make adjustments for
is loaded correctly, and select the correct setting name
using Select Paper Type in Custom Paper Setting.