Epson Stylus Pro 9900 User Manual
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71 Handling Paper and Other Media|71 Removing Paper from the Printer 1. Open the roll paper cover. 2. Press the button to release the paper. If automatic media tracking is on, the barcode and paper information is printed. If you are not using the Auto Take-Up Reel, the paper is rewound automatically.
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72 72|Handling Paper and Other Media If you are using the Auto Take-Up Reel, you need to rewind the paper manually. 3. Push down the lock lever firmly to release it. Then move the roll paper holder all the way to the left and remove it from the roll.
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73 Handling Paper and Other Media|73 4. Roll the paper forward so that it rests on top of the printer. 5. Pull up the tension levers, then remove the adapters from the paper roll. 6. Rewind the paper carefully and place it in its original package.
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74 74|Handling Paper and Other Media Using Cut Sheet Paper You can print on many types of cut sheet paper and other media. The printer accepts sheets in widths from letter size/A4 to 24 inches (61 cm) for the Pro 7900 or 44 inches (112 cm) for the Pro 9900. You can leave your roll paper in the printer when you print on cut sheets; make sure it is removed from the paper path and rolled up. How you load the paper depends on its thickness: For most paper, see the section below. For stock thicker than 19...
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75 Handling Paper and Other Media|75 3. Feed the sheet into the paper slot until it meets resistance. Make sure the right edge of the paper is straight and aligned with the vertical line on the roll paper cover. 4. Press d. The sheet feeds into printing position automatically. 5. If you see a question on the display about paper settings, select Yes if the settings are correct, or select No, then change the settings. 6. Press OK. 7. Print your page. After it is finished, the sheet stays in the...
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76 76|Handling Paper and Other Media Loading Heavy Sheets Make sure you load paper in the portrait orientation (short edge first). The only exception is paper that is more than 19 mil (0.5 mm) thick and 28.6 inches (728 mm) long, which should be loaded in landscape orientation (Pro 9900 only). 1. Make sure the printer is turned on and the roll paper cover is closed. 2. Press the lPaper Source button until the Sheet icon appears on the LCD display. 3. Press the button. 4. Feed the sheet into the...
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77 Handling Paper and Other Media|77 5. Press the button. 6. Press the button to move the paper into printing position or wait for the paper to move into position automatically. 7. If you see a question on the display about paper settings, select Yes if the settings are correct, or select No, then change the settings. 8. Press OK. 9. Print your page. After it is finished, the sheet stays in the printer. 10. To remove your print, press the d button while holding the sheet. Adjusting the Platen...
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78 78|Handling Paper and Other Media If you’ve selected a non-standard platen gap, the following symbols appear in the corner of the display to remind you of the narrow or wide setting: When you switch media, don’t forget to change the setting back to STANDARD. If you’re printing on non-Epson media and not using the Epson driver, you may also need to create a paper configuration to optimize your results. See page 83 for more information. Using the Paper Basket The paper basket attaches to your...
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79 Handling Paper and Other Media|79 2. For the Pro 9900, raise the back of the basket all the way up. 3. Open the tabs at the front of the basket and tilt it down. Then raise the paper guides. 4. Raise the front of the basket so that the surface is taut. Then lower the paper guides so that your prints slide smoothly onto the cloth.
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80 80|Handling Paper and Other Media Catching Printouts Under the Printer Follow these steps to catch printouts under the printer: 1. Raise the paper guides and tilt the front of the basket down. 2. Lower the paper guides, then raise the front of the basket all the way up. Fasten the front of the basket with the tabs. Note: To avoid paper feed errors, do not allow prints to stack up in the paper basket.