Paper Thickness - Epson Stylus Pro 10000 Product Support Bulletin

Stylus Pro 7600/9600 PSB.2002.09.003
PAPER CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION
This section describes each of the Custom Paper Configuration choices and how they can be used. In most cases
when the Epson driver and media are used all of these values are pre-configured and do not require a custom paper
configuration. You will find the Custom Paper Configuration useful when using third party media and RIP's to obtain
the best possible image quality.
1. Paper Configuration Number:
The default is *Standard. When you are creating a New Custom Paper Configuration and want to override the
paper configuration from the Epson driver or 3Rd party RIP you must first select one of the ten custom paper
configuration numbers
paper configuration number allows you to save, further modify and recall your specific custom paper configuration
by its number. To use the *Standard default or any one of the ten custom paper configurations after you have
created them, simply enter the Paper Configuration Number selection for your current media by using the
Feed button to scroll the media number choices, press the
/
selection.

2. Paper Thickness:

The default is *AUTO. This configuration value allows you configure the medias thickness value dynamically by
printing a test pattern of 17 vertical overlapping sets of lines and choosing which set of lines overlaps the best.
Press the Enter button when Paper Thickness is displayed
Press the Enter button, the display changes to
overlapping lines each is numbered. You choose which set of vertical lines that overlaps the best (Straightest
Vertical Line) and use the
the Enter button to confirm and save the value.
Printer Control Panel Paper Configuration
(Range: 1 - 10) then press the
Paper Feed to enter the Custom Configuration value.
/
Enter button to set and confirm your selection. Selecting a
Enter
THICK. PAT.=PRINT
PAT. PRINTING. The pattern that prints has 17 columns of vertical
Button an * will appear to confirm your
is displayed on the LCD display.
(Range 1 -
10/7/02
Paper
17) then press
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