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Epson S70670 How-To Manual

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Epson S70670 

How-To Guide

Updated: July 21, 2014

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  • Page 1 
 
 
 Epson S70670 
 How-To Guide
 Updated: July 21, 2014...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Before You Begin Common Errors Operating the Printer Loading a Media Roll Selecting Media Type on the Printer Setting up the Takeup Reel Sending Print Jobs Connecting to the Server Setting Up RIP-Queue Adding Images to a Job in Layout Managing Your Print Queue in RIP-Queue Maintenance Shaking &...

  • Page 3: Before You Begin

    Before You Begin Before starting your print session you should perform the following tasks: Make sure there is enough media available to complete your printing. • Remove and shake the White and Metallic Silver ink cartridges for 30 seconds each. •...

  • Page 4: Common Errors

    This is often caused by a head misalignment or insufficient ink drying time. First consult the print samples binder or the test prints in the S70670 drawer under the light booth to see if the the quality is as expected. If not, first try performing a head alignment, print another test, and then if necessary change the drying time per head pass in the Media Selection >...
  • Page 5 Printer Placement (0‟ by default) is not causing your job size to exceed the roll width. For more troubleshooting advice, see the Problem Solver section of the S70670 manual (page 164), or browse the user troubleshooting log book. Please record your...

  • Page 6: Operating The Printer

    Operating the Printer Loading a Media Roll Printing on the S70670 is best done on rolls. Some media rolls are heavy and require two people for handling. Rolls are installed on the roll holder, held in place inside the printer by the pressure rollers, and optionally accumulated on the take up reel.
  • Page 7 Turn crank until blue insert is flush with core insert 5. Unclamp the release lever that controls the pressure rollers inside the printer. 6. Unwind the roll until you have enough slack to insert the media into the printer. Manually feed some of the paper into the printer and then release the pressure roller release lever to keep it in place.

  • Page 8: Selecting Media Type On The Printer

    8. For the area of the printing surface which now contains media, move the pressure rollers under the black bars to enable them. For areas which do no have any media, move the pressure rollers away from the black bars to disable them. 9.

  • Page 9: Setting Up The Takeup Reel

    6. The control panel will now ask you if the media printable side is in or out. Select the appropriate one and press OK. 7. The printer will scan the roll width and position the paper. After this is done ‟Ready”...
  • Page 10 3. After the media is wrapped around the core once, turn the auto takeup reel on, selecting the appropriate direction as you did for the initial wrap around. 4. Advance the media again for about 5 seconds until there is enough slack to lower the tension bar.

  • Page 11: Sending Print Jobs

    files onto the workstation PC. From home or one of the other lab workstations, copy your files onto your server space, then download them to the S70670 PC. To connect to the server on OS X: 1. In the Finder menu bar, go to Go > Connect to server…...

  • Page 12: Setting Up Rip-Queue

    Setting Up RIP-Queue Printer status panel Queued jobs Queued job controls Previously printed jobs GamaPrint RIP-Queue interfaces with the printer and manages the queue of print jobs. When you launch the application you must make sure the media settings match what you have loaded in the printer.

  • Page 13: Adding Images To A Job In Layout

    Adding Images to a Job in Layout Toolbar Image tools sidebar Media roll canvas Media setup Print button GamaPrint Layout allows you to arrange one or more images on a roll and send them to the printer as a job. Images can be resized, tiled, and colour corrected in Layout, though it is recommended to use Photoshop or another more capable image editor to edit your images.

  • Page 14: Managing Your Print Queue In Rip-Queue

    The print server can be taken offline by clicking the large green circle in the printer status panel. Please note: this will not stop the current printing job. The best way to quickly stop the printer is by pressing the Pause/Trash button on the S70670 control panel.

  • Page 15: Maintenance

    Maintenance Shaking & Changing Ink Cartridges The White and Metallic Silver cartridges must each be removed and shaken for 30 seconds every 24 hours. It is best to do this before your print session. If you are prompted to change an ink cartridge, get a fresh one from the cabinet, shake it, and install in the printer.

  • Page 16: Manual Head Cleanings

    Manual Head Cleanings Solvent printers accumulate a lot of ink gunk on the print head and other areas, and manual cleanings may be necessary during your print session. You should only perform print head cleanings if you are experiencing a result of ink build-up on your prints (horizontal smears of ink when the print head passes, failed auto nozzle cleanings).

  • Page 17: Waste Tank Replacement

    8. Lift the lid of the right side compartment to reveal the print head capping station, wipers, and ink drainage. 9. Use swabs and fluid to wipe down any ink that has accumulated on the wipers or around the nozzle capping areas, or anywhere ink may have splashed inside the compartment.

  • Page 18: Recording Material Usage

    Recording Material Usage Users must pay for all materials used during their S70670 booking. All media cut off from a roll, printed on, or damaged by a user must be paid for. All ink used for image printing must be paid for. Users are not charged for individual nozzle checks, head cleanings, and regular ink circulation waste, but these expenses are factored into ink costs.

  • Page 19: Creating A New Media Mode

    Creating a New Media Mode Coming soon! In the meantime, please ask Scott (scott.chandler@concordia.ca) for assistance.

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