Paper Feed Adjust; Printing An Alignment Pattern For Correction; Manually Changing The Value For Adjustment - Epson SC-F6200 Series User Manual

SC-F6200 Series/SC-F6000 Series
The cursor will then move on to the next input
area. Repeat this process until you are finished.
If you make a mistake, press the l button to
delete the previous character.
C
Once you are finished entering the name, press
the Z button.
D
Press the y button to return to the paper settings
menu.

Paper Feed Adjust

If the paper feed amount is not set correctly, banding
(horizontal band patterns or discoloration) may occur.
If the banding is not resolved after head cleaning or head
alignment is performed, adjust the Paper Feed Adjust.
You can set the Paper Feed Adjust in any of the
following three ways:
❏ Visually inspect print results and enter a correction
by hand. See the next section when printing an
adjustment pattern and adjusting.
❏ Change the value based on the banding observed.
The correction value is set as the ratio in relation to
1 meter (-0.70 to +0.70%).
"Manually Changing the Value for
U
Adjustment" on page 34
❏ Enter a correction during printing and inspect the
results.
"Performing Adjustments During Printing" on
U
page 35
Printing an Alignment Pattern
for Correction
Buttons that are used in the following settings
User's Guide
Basic Operations
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
Manually Changing the Value for
Adjustment
Buttons that are used in the following settings
A
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Select Custom Paper Setting from the paper
menu.
Press the d/u buttons to select the slot (1 to 10)
where you want to save the custom paper
settings, then press the Z button.
Press the d/u buttons to highlight Paper Feed
Adjust and press the Z button.
Select Pattern, and then press the Z button.
Press the Z button to print an adjustment
pattern.
Measure the distances between the "+" symbols
in the printed adjustment pattern.
Use only the distance between the center symbols
or the average of the distances between the left,
center, and right symbols.
Press the u/d buttons to enter the measured
value and press the Z button.
Select Custom Paper Setting from the paper
menu.