Customize Settings - Epson SC-S70600 series User Manual

EPSON SC-S70600 series/SC-S50600 series/SC-S30600 series User's Guide

Customize Settings

Item
Current Settings
RIP Settings
1 to 30 (media setting bank number)
RIP Settings
Setting items and setting values marked with asterisks indicate the following printer models.
*1: SC-S70600 series and SC-S50600 series only supported *2: SC-S50600 series only supported *3: SC-S30600 series
only supported *4: SC-S70600 series only supported
Item
Platen Gap
Head Alignment
Standard (Auto)
Standard (Manual)
Block pattern
Roll Type
Using the Control Panel Menu
Explanation
To change the currently selected setting, select Current Settings. The
customizable setting items vary depending on whether RIP Settings or a
media setting bank number 1 to 30 is selected.
When registering a new setting or customizing the registered setting,
select RIP Settings or a media setting bank number 1 to 30.
For the items that can be registered or customized in each setting, see the
following section.
Parameter Explanation
1.5 Choose the platen gap (the distance between the print head and the
media).
2.0
If this setting is changed, the setting value registered on the printer has
priority over the setting value specified in the software RIP.
2.5
The default setting of 1.5 is recommended in most situations. Choose 2.0 if
printout is scratched or smudged. Select 2.5 only if print results are still
smudged when 2.0 is selected. Choosing a larger gap than required may
result in ink stains inside the printer, reduced print quality, or shorter
product life.
Input thickness.
0.1 to 1.0 mm (4 to 40 mil)
Print Select Head Alignment to realign the print head when print results show
graininess or out-of-focus characteristics.
Print
Before making adjustment, select the thickness of the target media
between 0.1 to 1.0 mm (4 to 40 mil).
Manual(Uni-D)
, Manual(Bi-D),
Adjustment types and execution procedure U
Manual(Dual
page 88
*1
Head)
Printable Side Choose Printable Side Out or Printable Side In according to how the
Out
media is rolled.
Printable Side
In
145
"Head Alignment" on