Epson Stylus Photo RX690 User Manual

							Handling a CD/DVD11
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Removing a CD/DVD
cCaution:
Be sure to remove the CD/DVD tray after 
printing has finished. If you turn the printer on or 
off with the tray in the CD/DVD guide, you may 
damage the printer.
1. Make sure that printing is finished.
2. Remove the CD/DVD tray by pulling it 
straight out of the CD/DVD guide.
3. Press L[CD Print] to replace the 
CD/DVD guide.
 
						

							12Copying
Copying
Note:
❏The copied image may not be exactly the 
same size as the original.
❏Depending on the type of paper used, print 
quality may decline in the top and bottom 
areas of the printout, or these areas may be 
smeared.
Placing Originals on the 
Document Table
1. Open the document cover and place 
your original face-down on the 
document table. 
2. Close the cover gently.Tip:
If you want to copy a thick or large document, 
you can remove the document cover.
Copying Photos
You can copy photos from 30×40 mm to 
127×178 mm. You can also copy two 
photos at the same time.
1. Press vSpecialty Print. 
2. Select Reprint/Restore Photos, then 
press OK.
3. Press OK.
Photos or document:
CD/DVD:
Open it and pull it 
straight up.
 
						

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Note:
❏If your photos have faded over time, select 
On to bring them back to life.
❏If you set Color Restoration to On for a 
normal color photo, the photo may not be 
printed correctly.
4. Press OK again. Your photo is 
previewed.
5. Set the number of copies.
6. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Reprint/Restore 
Photos” on page 45). Then press OK.
7. Press xStart.
Note:
If the edges of the copy are cropped off, move 
the original away from the corner slightly.
Copying multiple photos
Place each photo horizontally.
Note:
❏You can copy two 10×15 cm (4×6 in.) size 
photos at the same time. If the edge of the 
photo is missing after you print, try copying 
them one at a time.
❏Place your photo 5 mm away from the edge of 
the document table. Also when you place two 
photos, position each photo at least 5 mm 
away from the adjacent photo.
❏You can copy several different sized photos at 
the same time, as long as they are larger than 
30×40 mm.
Cropping and enlarging a 
photo
You can crop out the rest of the photo and 
print just the main subject by itself when 
you copy a photo.
1. Press vSpecialty Print.
2. Refer to “Copying Photos” on page 12 
and follow the steps from 2 to 4.
3. Press G[Display/Crop]. You see the 
cropping screen.
4. Use the following button to set the area 
you want to crop.
Note:
xMenu is only available in the Memory 
Card mode.
5. Press OK to confirm the cropped image.
Note:
To readjust the frame’s position, press 
yBack to return to the previous screen.
6. When you have finished checking the 
cropped image, press OK. 
Note:
The   icon is displayed on the cropped 
image.
7. Set the number of copies.
5mm
5mm
5mmCopies +, -Change the frame size.
u, d, l, r Move the frame.
xMenuRotate the frame.
 
						

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8. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Reprint/Restore 
Photos” on page 45). Then press OK.
9. Press xStart.
Copying Documents
Tip:
By using the Auto Duplexer you can copy and 
print on both sides of your paper. For details on 
setting it up, see your online Users Guide.
1. Press rCopy.
2. Select the copy settings.
3. Press xMenu to change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Copy mode” on 
page 41). Then press OK.
Tip:
When CD/DVD Copy is selected as the 
Layout, try printing a test sample on paper 
first. Select Plain Paper as the Paper Type 
setting and load plain paper.
4. Press xStart.Note:
❏If you select 2-up Copy, Book/2-up, or 
Double Side 2-up as the Layout setting , 
scan one original at a time.
❏If the edges of the copy are cropped off, move 
the original away from the corner slightly.
Copying books
When you select Book/2-up or 
Book/Double Side as the Layout setting, 
place the original on the document table as 
shown in the following illustration.
Open the book to the first page you want to 
copy and then place it on the document 
table.
When you have finished scanning the first 
page, turn the book around, and then place 
it on the document table.
Select Color for color copies or B&W 
for black-and-white copies.
Select the type of document.
Select a layout option (&“Copy 
Mode” on page 40).
Note:
When copying onto both sides of the 
paper using the optional Auto Duplexer, 
select Double Side 1-up, Book/Double 
Side or Double Side 2-up as the layout.
Set the number of copies.
 
						

							Printing from a Memory Card15
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Printing from a Memory Card
Handling a Memory Card
Inserting a memory card
Note:
If a digital camera is connected to the printer, 
disconnect it before you insert your memory 
card.
1. Open the memory card slot cover.
2. Make sure no memory cards are in the 
slots. Then insert your memory card.
c
Caution:
❏Do not insert more than one memory card 
at a time.
❏Do not try to force the memory card into 
the slot. Memory cards will not go all the 
way in.
❏Make sure you check which direction the 
card should be inserted, and if the card 
needs an adapter, make sure you attach 
the adapter before inserting the card. 
Otherwise, you may not be able to remove 
the card from the printer.
CompactFlash
Microdrive
xD-Picture Card
xD-Picture Card Type M
xD-Picture Card Type H
 
						

							16Printing from a Memory Card
3. Make sure the memory card light flashes 
and then stays on.
SD Memory Card
SDHC Memory Card
MultiMediaCard
miniSD card*
miniSDHC card*microSD card*
microSDHC card*
(* Adapter required)
Memory Stick
Memory Stick PRO
MagicGate Memory Stick
(* Adapter required) Memory Stick Duo*
Memory Stick PRO Duo*
MagicGate Memory Stick Duo*Memory Stick Micro*
Memory 
card light
 
						

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Removing the memory card
1. Make sure the memory card light is not 
flashing.
2. Remove the memory card by pulling it 
straight out.
Printing Photos
1. Press sMemory Card.
2. Select one of the settings in the following 
table for viewing/printing your photos, 
and then press OK. Follow the 
instructions below to select the photos 
and set the number of copies.
3. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Memory Card 
mode” on page 42).
 Then press OK.
Note:
When you select Print Proof Sheet, you can 
only change the Paper Type, Paper Size, 
and the Paper Feed settings.
4. Press xStart.
Tip:
When you print a photo stickers sheet, if your 
printed image is not centered on the photo 
stickers sheet, you can adjust its printing 
position by following the next procedure.
Note:
This printer retains your settings even after it 
has been turned off.
SettingInstructions
View and 
Print 
PhotosSelect a photo and set the 
number of copies.
Print All 
PhotosSet the number of copies for 
all photos. 
If you want to set the number 
of copies for each photo 
individually, press OK and 
then set the number of 
copies.
Print by 
DateSelect the date and press r 
to place a check mark, then 
press OK. If you want to set 
the number of copies for all 
photos, simply set the 
number of copies.
If you want to set the number 
of copies for each photo 
individually, press OK and 
then set the number of 
copies.
Print 
Index 
SheetSee “Selecting and Printing 
Photos Using an Index 
Sheet” on page 19.
Print 
Proof 
SheetGo to step 3.
Slide 
ShowYour printer displays the 
photos on the memory card 
in sequence. When you see 
the photo that you want to 
print, press OK and set the 
number of copies.
If you want to print additional 
photos, select the photo you 
want to print. Then set the 
number of copies.
Scan to 
Memory 
CardSaves the photos to a 
memory card (&“Scanning 
a Photo / Document” on 
page 27).
1. Press F[Setup].
2. Select CD/Sticker Position, then press OK.
3. Select Stickers.
4. Select how far (in millimeters) to move the 
print position.
5. Press OK. Then try printing again.
SettingInstructions
 
						

							18Printing from a Memory Card
Cropping and enlarging a 
photo
1. Press sMemory Card.
2. Select the photo you want to crop with 
the View and Print Photos option 
(&“Printing Photos” on page 17).
3. Press G [Display/Crop].
4. Refer to “Cropping and enlarging a 
photo” on page 13 and follow steps 4 to 
7.
5. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Memory Card 
mode” on page 42). Then press OK.
6. Press xStart.
Previewing the adjusted 
image before printing
This printer automatically corrects color 
and improves the quality of your images by 
using the PhotoEnhance function. The 
PhotoEnhance Preview function lets you 
preview the adjusted images on the LCD 
screen.
Note:
❏This function is available only when 
dPhotoEnhance Preview is displayed.
❏Make sure PhotoEnhance is set to On.
❏The PhotoEnhance function only affects your 
printouts. It does not change your original 
images.
1. Select a photo. The hourglass icon is 
displayed at the bottom of the screen, 
and then the level of PhotoEnhance 
adjustment is displayed.Note:
❏You can perform other operations while 
the hourglass icon is displayed.
❏In some cases, the hourglass icon may not 
be displayed.
2. Press d to preview the adjusted image.
Note:
❏Press d again to display the image without 
the PhotoEnhance function.
❏If you switch the display after the image 
has been adjusted, and then go back to 
the image, it is displayed without the 
PhotoEnhance function.
❏You can also adjust the images using 
Enhance, Scene Detection, Filter, 
Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, and 
Saturation functions, and preview the 
adjusted images. These functions only 
affect your printouts. They do not change 
your original images. 
Printing with fun frames
You can add colorful frames to your photos.
1. Choose P.I.F. Frames from the software 
CD-ROM that came with the printer and 
use the EPSON PRINT Image Framer 
Tool to save them to a memory card. For 
details, see the software help.
Note:
Depending on your location, the EPSON 
PRINT Image Framer Tool and the P.I.F. 
Frames may not be included on the software 
CD-ROM.
2. Load the appropriate paper for the frame 
size (&page 7).
3. Insert the memory card containing your 
photos and P.I.F. frames (&page 15).
PhotoEnhance 
Preview 
(orange 
characters)The PhotoEnhance 
adjustment level is 
high.
PhotoEnhance 
Preview (white 
characters)The PhotoEnhance 
adjustment level is not 
very high.
 
						

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4. If you want to print your photos by 
using the P.I.F. frames already assigned, 
press OK.
If you want to select the P.I.F. frames on 
the memory card, press yBack. Then 
select the photo with the View and Print 
Photos option and select P.I.F. frame as 
the Layout setting (&“Printing Photos” 
on page 17).
5. Select the photo and P.I.F. frame then 
press OK.
Note:
❏Press OK again to check how the photo 
looks in the frame.
❏P.I.F. frames have already been assigned 
to each photo, so you cannot change the 
frame.
6. Set the number of copies.
7. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Memory Card 
mode” on page 42). Then press OK.
8. Press xStart.
Printing with DPOF settings
If your camera supports DPOF, you can use 
it to preselect photos and the number of 
copies to print while the memory card is still 
in your camera. See your camera’s 
instruction manual for details.
1. Insert a memory card containing DPOF 
data (&page 15).
2. Press OK.
3. Press xMenu and change the settings 
(&“Print settings for Memory Card 
mode” on page 42). Then press OK.
4. Press xStart.
Selecting and Printing 
Photos Using an Index 
Sheet
You can use an index sheet to select the 
photos you want to print.
Printing an index sheet
Selecting photos from the index sheet
Scanning the index sheet
 
						

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Printing the selected photos
1. Printing an index sheet
1. Load several sheets of A4-size plain 
paper into the front paper cassette 
(&page 8).
2. Press sMemory Card.
3. Select Print Index Sheet, then press OK.
4. Select Print Index Sheet.
5. Select the range of photos. Then press 
OK.
6. Press xStart.
Note:
Make sure the triangle mark on the upper left 
corner of the index sheet is printed properly. 
If the index sheet is not printed correctly, the 
printer cannot scan it.
2. Selecting photos from the 
index sheet
On the index sheet, use a dark pen or pencil 
to fill in the ovals and make your selections.
1. In section 1, select the size of paper 
(&page 6).
2. Select whether to print your photos with 
or without borders.
3. Fill in the   oval to include an optional 
date stamp.
4. In section 2, select All to print one copy of 
each photo, or fill in the number beneath 
each photo to select 1, 2, or 3 copies.
3. Scanning the index sheet 
and printing the selected 
photos
1. Place the index sheet face-down on the 
document table, so that the top of the 
sheet is aligned with the left edge of the 
document table.
2. Close the document cover.
3. Load the size of photo paper you marked 
on the index sheet into the rear feeder 
(&page 7).
Note:
Make sure you use Ultra Glossy Photo 
Paper, Premium Glossy Photo Paper, or 
Premium Semigloss Photo Paper.
RangeDescription
All 
PhotosPrints all the photos stored on 
a memory card.
Latest 
30Prints 30, 60, or 90 photos 
from the latest one in order of 
the file name.
Latest 
60
Latest 
90
Good:
NOT 
good: