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    Setting Up the Printer|51
    5. Click your printer model.
    6. Click the 
    Install button.
     
    						
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    52|Setting Up the Printer
    7. Read the license agreement and click Accept.
    8. When you see a screen asking you to turn on the printer, press the 
    printer’s PPower button. (Make sure the printer is connected; see 
    page 48.) 
    For network connection, click the 
    Manual button, select the port you 
    created for the printer, and click 
    OK.
    If you didn’t create a port for the printer, select 
    FILE.
    9. When you see the final installation screen, click 
    Exit.
    10. Register your printer with Epson, then remove the printer software 
    CD-ROM.
    11. If you need to create a port, see the Network Guide.
    Go to the next section to update the printer firmware, if necessary.
    Updating Your Printer Firmware
    To keep your printer features and functionality up to date, you should check 
    for a newer version of firmware on the Epson support site and update your 
    printer, if necessary.
    Checking the Current Firmware Version
    1. Press the r Menu button.
    2. Press the d button until 
    PRINTER STATUS is highlighted, then press 
    Menu. 
    3. Press 
    Menu again and note the firmware version displayed. When done, 
    press the l button.
    Note: With Windows XP, 
    if you see a Found New 
    Hardware Wizard screen, 
    select No, not this time, 
    click Next, and click Next 
    again.
    Tip: For best results, use 
    a USB connection when 
    you update the firmware 
    on your printer.
     
    						
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    Setting Up the Printer|53
    Downloading and Updating the Firmware
    1. Click the EPSON LFP Remote Panel 2 icon on your desktop. You see 
    the LFP Remote Panel.
    2. Select your printer, then click the 
    Firmware Updater button.
    When you see the prompt, click 
    OK to have the EPSON LFP Remote 
    Panel utility automatically locate and download the latest firmware from 
    the Epson website.
    If you need to download the firmware manually, visit Epson’s U.S. 
    support website (www.epson.com/support) or Canadian support 
    website (www.epson.ca/support), select your product, then click 
    Drivers & Downloads.
    Choose the firmware update version for Macintosh or Windows and 
    follow the instructions on the screen.
    3. Make sure your printer is turned on, its LCD screen displays 
    READY, 
    and it is connected to your computer or network, then choose your 
    printer.
    4. Click 
    Browse and find the firmware file that you just downloaded and 
    extracted. Select the file and click 
    Choose or Open.
    5. If the firmware version of the file is newer, click 
    Update to start the 
    firmware updating process. (If it is the same, you don’t need to update.)
    6. When the update is complete, close the Firmware Updater window and 
    Epson LFP Remote window.
    If you connected your printer to a network, follow the instructions in the 
    next section to configure the printer for your network.
    Caution: Don’t turn off 
    the printer while the 
    firmware is updating. 
    Note: For more 
    information on using the 
    LFP Remote Panel, click 
    Help to see the on-screen 
    guide. Note: After you install 
    the software, you need to 
    load paper and print a 
    test image. If the print 
    quality is satisfactory, 
    your setup is done. If not, 
    you may need to align the 
    print head, as described 
    on page 152. 
     
    						
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    54|Setting Up the Printer
    Configuring the Printer’s Network Adapter 
    Once the printer is connected to your network, follow these steps to 
    configure it:
    1. Turn on the printer.
    2. Start EpsonNet Config. The EpsonNet Config program searches for all 
    Epson printers on the network and displays the MAC address and IP 
    address for each printer that it finds.
    3. Highlight the printer that you want to configure and click 
    Configuration to access the TCP/IP selection screen.
    4. If necessary, contact your network administrator for instructions on 
    assigning an appropriate IP address.
    For more information on configuring the printer, see the on-screen Network 
    Guide.
     
    						
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    The Epson Stylus Pro 7890 and Pro 9890 print on a variety of media, 
    including roll paper and cut sheets in widths up to 24 inches (610 mm) for 
    the Pro 7890 or 44 inches (1118 mm) for the Pro 9890. You can also use 
    heavy stock, such as posterboard up to 59 mil (1.5 mm) thick.
    This chapter includes the following information:
    Selecting media for your printer
    Using roll paper
    Using cut sheet paper
    Using the paper basket
    Optimizing the settings for your paper
    Selecting Media for Your Printer
    Epson offers a variety of coated, glossy, matte, and fine art paper, as well as 
    other media, for your printer.
    The following table shows the paper sizes you can use:
    Supported paper sizes
    Roll paperCut sheets
    Pro 9890
    Width 10 to 44.0 in. 
    (203 to 1118 mm)Letter size up to 44 in. 
    (1118 mm)
    Length 2 in. core: 147.6 ft (45 m)
    3 in. core: 662.7 ft (202 m)Up to 62.2 inches (1580 mm) 
    Pro 7890
    Width 10 to 24.0 in. 
    (203 to 610 mm) Letter size up to 24 in. 
    (610 mm)
    Length 2 in. core: 147.6 ft (45 m)
    3 in. core: 662.7 ft (202 m)Up to 36 inches (914 mm)
    Maximum 
    external roll 
    diameter2 in. core: 4 in. (103 mm)
    3 in. core: 6 in. (150 mm)—
    Thickness3.15 to 19.7 mil 
    (0.08 to 0.5 mm)3.15 to 59 mil (0.08 to 1.5 mm)
    Chapter 2:  
    Handling Paper 
    and Other 
    Media
     
    						
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    56|Handling Paper and Other Media
    Always test samples of paper stock in the printer before purchasing large 
    quantities or printing large jobs. If you use non-Epson paper or other media, 
    you may need to adjust various settings and create special paper 
    configurations. See page 81 for instructions.
    Available Epson Special Media
    One of the key elements for achieving professional quality prints is selecting 
    paper that is specifically optimized for your printer. Epson offers a complete 
    lineup of professional media for a variety of applications. Most Epson 
    professional media are available in sizes from small cut sheets to wide-format 
    rolls. Check the Epson Professional Imaging website at 
    www.proimaging.epson.com or your Epson Professional Imaging 
    Authorized Reseller for available media.
    For more details about compatible papers, see page 191.
    Guidelines for Using Epson Media
    Follow these guidelines, as well as those included in your paper package, 
    when printing on Epson paper and other media:
    Avoid touching the printable surface with your bare hands. Fingerprints 
    may affect print quality. Handle media by the edges or use cotton 
    gloves.
    Be careful not to bend or scratch the paper.
    Always choose the correct Media Type setting in your printer driver 
    software before you send your job. See page 104 (Mac OS X) or 
    page 110 (Windows) for instructions.
    Always select the correct paper source (roll or sheet) in both the printer 
    driver software and on the printer’s control panel. See page 104 
    (Mac OS X), or page 116 or page 119 (Windows) for instructions on 
    selecting the paper source in your printer software.
    Keep unused media in its original packaging and store it in a cool, dry 
    place to maintain quality. Avoid storing your printouts where they will 
    be exposed to high temperature, humidity, or direct sunlight.
    Store sheet media on a flat surface.
     
    						
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    Using Roll Paper
    You can use roll paper with a 2- or 3-inch core and a width of up to 
    24 inches (61 cm) for the Pro 7890, or 44 inches (112 cm) for the Pro 9890. 
    Manually switching rolls is a simple process.
    Roll Paper Guidelines 
    When printing on roll paper, be sure to follow the media handling 
    guidelines on page 56, as well as these special guidelines for roll paper:
    When storing roll paper, keep it in its original packaging—including the 
    bag, end caps, and box.
    To avoid feeding excess paper, make sure the  Sheet icon does not 
    appear on the LCD screen. Press the lPaper Source button until the 
     or   roll icon appears.
    Choose  if you want the paper to be cut automatically after each 
    page is printed.
    Choose  if you want to print a series of pages and keep them together 
    for cutting later on or use the Auto Take-up Reel (Pro 9890 only).
    If you’re loading heavy paper, you may need to increase the paper 
    suction by pressing the uPaper Feed button. For lightweight paper, 
    decrease the suction by pressing the dPaper Feed button.
    Do not leave roll paper loaded in the printer when it is not in use.
    Selecting the Paper Type
    Whenever you load a new type of paper, you need to select the paper type on 
    the printer’s control panel.
    1. Press r 
    Menu.
    2. Press u or d to select 
    PAPER SETUP, then press r.
    3. Select 
    PAPER TYPE, then press r.
    4. Select the paper that you are using as listed page 58, then press the 
    OK 
    button to save the setting.
     
    						
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    58|Handling Paper and Other Media
    5. Press   to exit the menu.
    If your paper does not appear on the control panel, check the instructions 
    included with the paper, or look on the Epson website 
    (www.proimaging.epson.com). If you are using non-Epson paper, consult 
    the manufacturer for the best setting. You may have to experiment with 
    different settings to determine which one is best for the media you’re using.
     
    For this mediaSelect this Media Type setting
    Photo Paper
    Carolina Cover 10pt Carolina Cover 10pt
    Tango Advantage 10pt Tango Advantage 10pt
    Epson Exhibition Fiber Paper Exhibition Fiber Paper
    Premium Luster Photo Paper (260) Premium Luster Photo Paper (260)
    Premium Glossy Photo Paper (250) Premium Glossy Photo Paper (250)
    Premium Semigloss Photo Paper (250) Premium Semigloss Photo Paper 
    (250)
    Premium Semimatte Photo Paper (260) Premium Semimatte Photo Paper 
    (260)
    Premium Glossy Photo Paper (170) Premium Glossy Photo Paper (170)
    Premium Semigloss Photo Paper (170) Premium Semigloss Photo Paper 
    (170)
    Premium Photo Paper Glossy Premium Photo Paper Glossy
    Premium Photo Paper Semigloss Premium Photo Paper Semi-Gloss
    Premium Photo Paper LusterPremium Photo Paper Luster
    Photo Paper Gloss (250) Photo Paper Gloss (250)
    Proofing Paper
    Standard Proofing Paper (205) Standard Proofing Paper (205)
    Standard Proofing Paper (240) Standard Proofing Paper (240)
    Standard Proofing Paper SWOP 3 Standard Proofing Paper SWOP 3
    Standard Proofing Paper Adhesive Standard Proofing Paper Adh
    Proofing Paper White Semimatte Proofing Paper White Semimatte
    Proofing Paper Publication Proofing Paper Publication
    Proofing Paper Commercial Proofing Paper Commercial
     
    						
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    Handling Paper and Other Media|59
    Fine Art Paper
    Cold Press Bright Cold Press Bright
    Cold Press Natural Cold Press Natural
    Hot Press Bright Hot Press Bright
    Hot Press Natural Hot Press Natural
    Premium Canvas Satin Premium Canvas Satin
    Premium Canvas Matte Premium Canvas Matte
    Velvet Fine Art Paper Velvet Fine Art Paper
    Watercolor Paper - Radiant White Watercolor Paper - Radiant White
    Textured Fine Art Paper Textured Fine Art Paper
    UltraSmooth
    ® Fine Art Paper UltraSmooth Fine Art Paper
    Canvas Canvas
    Somerset Velvet Somerset Velvet
    Matte Paper
    Doubleweight Matte Paper Doubleweight Matte Paper
    Singleweight Matte Paper Singleweight Matte Paper
    Presentation Paper Matte Presentation Paper Matte
    Enhanced Matte Paper
    Ultra Premium Presentation Paper MatteEnhanced Matte Paper
    Archival Matte Paper Archival Matte Paper
    Plain Paper
    Plain paper Plain Paper
    Others
    DisplayTrans Backlight Media DisplayTrans Backlight Media
    Enhanced Adhesive Synthetic Paper Enhanced Adhesive Synthetic Paper
    Enhanced Matte Posterboard Enhanced Matte Poster Board
    Tracing Paper Tracing Paper
    Enhanced Synthetic Paper Enhanced Synthetic Paper
    For this mediaSelect this Media Type setting
     
    						
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    Setting Up Automatic Media Tracking and Identification
    Before you load roll paper in the printer, you can set up the automatic media 
    tracking system. This system prints a barcode on the edge of the paper that 
    indicates the media type, roll length, and the alert setting.
    When the printer is turned on or roll paper is placed in the printer, the 
    barcode is scanned and the amount of roll paper remaining is displayed on 
    the LCD screen. You will see an alert message when the roll is nearly used 
    up.
    The barcode is printed when you press the   Paper release (ePlaten) 
    button.
    Make sure 
    PAPER OUT appears on the control panel. Then follow these 
    steps to set up the automatic media tracking system:
    1. Press r 
    Menu.
    2. Press u or d to select 
    PAPER SETUP, then press r.
    3. Press r to select 
    ROLL PAPER REMAINING.
    4. Press r to select 
    REMAINING PAPER SETUP.
    5. Press d, select 
    ON, and press OK.
    6. Press u to go back to 
    REMAINING PPR SETUP.
    7. Press d to select 
    ROLL PAPER LENGTH.
    8. Press r, then select the length of the roll paper loaded in the printer, 
    from 15 to 300 ft (5 to 99.5 m), then press 
    OK.
    9. Press l, then press d to select 
    ROLL LENGTH ALERT.
    10. Press r, then select the length at which you want to receive an alert 
    message, from 3 to 50 ft (1 to 15 m), then press 
    OK.
    11. Press   to exit the menu.
    Tip: You can use 
    Maintenance mode to 
    switch the units of 
    measurement in the 
    printer from meters to 
    feet. See page 158 for 
    instructions.
     
    						
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