Epson SureColor S30670 User Manual page 122

Item
Heater
Temperature
Drying Time Per
Pass
After Heater
Feed
Additional Dryer
Media Suction
Parameter Explanation
Pre-heater/platen The temperatures for the pre-, platen, and after heaters
heater: 30 °C to can each be adjusted separately.
50 °C (86 °F to
122 °F)
After heater:
30 °C to 55 °C
(86 °F to 131 °F)
0 to 10sec Select the time the print head pauses to allow drying
after each pass. Choose from values between 0.0 and
10.0 seconds. The time needed for the ink to dry varies
with ink density and the media used. If the ink blurs on
the media, set a longer time for drying the ink.
Increasing the drying time increases the time needed to
print.
Mode 1 To feed media to the after heater after printing, choose
Mode 1 or Mode 2; otherwise, choose Off.
Mode 2
If Mode 1 is selected, the portion fed for drying will not
Off be rewound before the next job starts. Select this option
if the media will be cut before the next job starts.
If Mode 2 is selected, the portion fed for drying will be
rewound before the next job starts, eliminating
unnecessary margin. Select this option if multiple jobs will
be printed consecutively.
On Select On to enable, or Off to disable, the optional
additional print drying system. Note that even when On
Off
is selected, the additional print drying system will turn off
with the heaters when the Heat Off Timer expires. The
additional print drying system will turn back on when the
heaters resume operation. See "Printer Setup Menu" on
page 124.
This item is displayed only when the optional additional
print drying system is installed.
0 to 10 Suction is required to maintain the correct distance
between the media and the print head; the amount
needed varies with the type of media. Excessive suction
can increase the gap between the print head and thin
or flexible media, potentially reducing print quality or
preventing the media feeding normally. In such cases,
you will need to lower media suction. The suction power
is weakened when the parameter is lowered.
Using the Control Panel Menu
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