Epson AccuSuite 11880 Series Bedienungsanleitung

Epson Stylus®Pro 11880

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Printed in USA

CPD-24469

Control Panel Lights and Buttons

Auto take-up reel

backward button

Paper Feed down button

Paper source or

cut button

Power button

Paper Feed up button

Pause or reset

button and light

Ink light

Ink cartridge

gauges

Paper light

Enter or barcode button Menu or cleaning button

Maintenance

tank gauges

Power light

Auto take-up reel

forward button

Printer Parts

Front

Back

Auto take-up

reel connector

Right

maintenance

tank

USB

connector

Network

connector

AC inlet Center

maintenance

tank

Left

maintenance

tank

Roll paper

holder

Left ink

bay

Front

cover

Paper

guide

Auto

take-up reel

Right ink bay

Ink cover

button

Paper lever

Roll paper

cover

Roll paper

spindle

Locking

caster

Locking

caster

Ink bay lights

Control panel

Take-up reel

sensor

Take-up reel

reflector

Loading Roll Paper

1 Slide the black paper stop off the end of

the spindle.

Note: To use paper with a 3-inch core, attach the

gray adapters to the paper stops at each end.

See your Printer Guide for details.

2 Position the roll as shown, then slide the spindle into

the roll.

3 Slide the black paper stop back onto the spindle and

insert it ﬁrmly into the end of the roll.

4 To adjust the tension, slide the switch to Hfor high

tension (for most ﬁne art papers) or Nfor normal.

5 Open the roll paper cover.

6 Place the roll paper in the printer as shown. (The

black end of the spindle goes on the left.)

7 Align the roll with the rails on both sides, and roll it

onto the mounting brackets.

8 Make sure the printer is turned on, then press the

Paper Source button until the or icon

appears.

9 Release the paper lever. If the lever is locked, press

and hold the button for 3 seconds to unlock it.

10 Feed the paper into the slot and pull it all the way

through.

11 Turn the roll back to remove any slack. Then align

the bottom edge with the horizontal and vertical

lines.

12 Return the paper lever to the locked position. Then

close the roll paper cover.

13 Press the Pause button. The paper feeds into

printing position.

14 Check the printer’s control panel and select the

correct media type.

Using the Auto Take-Up Reel

You can wind paper forward or backward.

Before you print, make sure you press and select .

Winding Paper Forward

1 Set the paper guides to the forward position.

6Hold down the Auto Forward button on the

control panel to rotate the take-up reel and wind a

small length of paper.

7When you’re ready to print, make sure Auto Cut is

set to Off in the printer driver.

Winding Paper Backward

1 Set the paper guides to the vertical position.

2Align the edge of the paper with the horizontal

and vertical lines. Then press the button to feed

the paper.

2 Align the edge of the paper with the horizontal line.

Then press the button to feed the paper.

3 Use three pieces of tape to attach the paper to the

take-up reel core.

4Press the button to feed the paper and create

some slack.

5 Press the button until appears on the LCD.

3Pull the paper around the back of the take-up reel

core and use three pieces of tape to attach the paper

to the core.

4 Press the button to feed the paper and create

some slack.

5Hold down the Auto Backward button on the

control panel to rotate the take-up reel and wind a

small length of paper.

6When you’re ready to print, make sure Auto Cut is

set to Off in the printer driver. Then send your print

job to the printer.

5Feed the posterboard into the paper slot until it

meets resistance.

6Align the board with the scale on the roll paper

cover.

7 Return the paper lever to the locked position. Then

close the front cover.

8Press the Pause button. The board feeds into the

printing position automatically.

9Run your print job. After it is ﬁnished, the

posterboard stays in the printer.

10 To remove the print, hold it and release the

paper lever.

Loading and Using Cut Sheet Paper

1Remove any roll paper from the paper path. Make

sure the printer is on and the roll paper cover is

closed.

2Press the Paper Source button until the icon

appears on the LCD.

3Release the paper lever. If the lever is locked, press

and hold the button for 3 seconds to unlock it.

Note: If you’re printing on small sheets or ﬁne art

paper, do not release the paper lever.

4 Feed the sheet into the paper slot until it meets

resistance. Make sure the right and bottom edges

of the paper are straight and aligned with the

horizontal and vertical lines on the printer.

5If you released the paper lever, return it to the

locked position.

6 Press the Pause button. The sheet feeds into the

printing position automatically.

Caution: To avoid damaging the printer, never move

the paper lever during printing, or while the Power

or Pause light is ﬂashing.

7Print your page. After it is ﬁnished, the sheet stays

in the printer.

8To remove your print, press the button.

Printing on Posterboard

When you print on posterboard or other thick media

(more than 19 mil thick), you should open the front

cover before loading as described below.

1Make sure the printer is on and the roll paper cover

is closed.

2Press the Paper Source button until the icon

appears on the LCD.

3Release the paper lever. If the lever is locked, press

and hold the button for 3 seconds to unlock it.

4Open the front cover. (The cover has a lip that acts

as a paper support when the cover is open.)

10 Press the button to start the alignment process.

Each head alignment takes about 7 minutes.

Caution: Make sure you don’t open the front cover or

turn off the printer during the alignment process.

11 When the uni-directional alignment is ﬁnished, press

the button until BI-D 2-COLOR is highlighted.

Then press again to start the bi-directional black

alignment.

12 When the bi-directional black alignment is ﬁnished,

press the button until BI-D ALL is highlighted.

Then press .

13 When the ﬁnal alignment is ﬁnished, press the

Pause button.

Checking, Cleaning, and Aligning the Print Head

Automatically Checking and

Cleaning the Print Head

The printer automatically checks the nozzles and cleans

them if necessary. You can specify how often you want this

to happen.

1 Press the Menu button. PRINTER SETUP is

highlighted. Press Menu again.

2 Press until AUTO NOZZLE CHECK is

highlighted, then press Menu.

3 Select one of the following, then press :

• ON: PERIODICALLY—The printer periodically

checks its nozzles and runs a cleaning cycle if

necessary (default settings).

• ON: EVERY JOB—The printer automatically

checks its nozzles and runs a cleaning cycle if

necessary before each print job. This process uses

a very small amount of ink (and no paper) and is

useful if you are running large print jobs unattended.

• OFF

To clean the print head manually, press the Menu button

and hold it for 3 seconds.

Note: You can also run nozzle checks and head cleaning

cycles from your computer using the Epson Printer Utility

2 (Macintosh) or the Utility tab in your printer driver

(Windows). See your Printer Guide for more information.

Aligning the Print Head

If your prints look grainy or blurry, or you see

misregistration or “ghosting,” you need to align the

print head.

1 Make sure the printer is turned on. Load Epson

Doubleweight Matte, Ultra Premium Presentation

Paper Matte, Enhanced Matte, Ultra Premium

Photo Paper Luster, or Premium Luster Photo Paper.

2 Press the Menu button.

3 Press the or button until HEAD

ALIGNMENT is highlighted.Then press Menu.

4Press , select the paper you loaded, then press the

button to save the setting.

5 Press twice to back up.

6Press to highlight SELECT THICKNESS, then

press Menu.

7Select the thickness (0.2 mm or 8 mil for most

Epson®papers), press , then press twice to

back up.

8 Press to highlight ALIGNMENT.

9 Press the Menu button to highlight AUTO, then

press Menu again. UNI-D (uni-directional) is

highlighted. This is the type of alignment to

start with.

ALIGNMENT AUTO

UNI-D

BI-D 2 COLOR

BI-D ALL

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Checking Ink Levels and Replacing Ink Cartridges

Before you begin a large print job, you should check your

ink levels. If one of your cartridges is low, you can replace

it before you start. Or you can wait until the ink runs

out, replace the cartridge, and then continue the job.

Checking Ink and Maintenance Tank

Levels

The easiest way to check ink levels is from the control

panel. The numbers below the ink cartridge icons

correspond to the 9 cartridge slots in the printer.

Replacing Ink Cartridges

When one of the ink bay lights ﬂashes, and INK LOW is

displayed on the LCD, the cartridge is nearly expended.

Check the LCD to see which cartridge is low, and make

sure you have the correct replacement cartridge.

Epson UltraChrome K3TM ink cartridges

Slot no. Ink color Part number

1 Vivid Light Magenta T591600

2 Light Light Black T591900

3 Matte Black T591800

4 Light Black T591700

5 Light Cyan T591500

6 Cyan T591200

7 Vivid Magenta T591300

8 Photo Black T591100

9 Yellow T591400

When one of the icons is blank and NOT ENOUGH

INK is displayed, the cartridge is expended. To replace

the cartridge, ﬁrst make sure the printer is on.

1 Press the ink cover button to unlock the cover, then

open it.

Note: If the ink cover doesn’t open when you press

the button, insert the end of a paper clip in the

small hole on the upper left corner.

2Push in the expended cartridge to release it.

3 Remove the expended ink cartridge from the printer.

Warning: Do not shake the expended cartridge, or

ink may leak. If ink gets on your hands, wash them

thoroughly with soap and water. If ink gets in your

eyes, ﬂush them immediately with water.

4 Make sure the replacement cartridge is the correct

color, and remove it from its package. Gently shake

the cartridge before installing it.

Vivid light

magenta

Light light

black

Matte

black

Light

black

Light

cyan

Vivid

magenta

Photo

black

YellowCyan

Hole

Ink gauges for

9 cartridges

listed below

Left, center, and

right maintenance

tank gauges

Replacing Printer Parts

Replacing Ink Cartridges (continued)

5 Hold the cartridge with the arrow mark pointing

toward the printer. Then insert the cartridge into the

slot. Don’t force it.

Note: If you can’t insert the cartridge smoothly,

you may have the wrong cartridge. Check the

package and product code. If the Ink light remains

on after installing the cartridge, try removing and

then reinserting it.

6 Close the ink bay cover.

Replacing the Printer Cutter Blade

If you notice that the paper isn’t cut cleanly, you may need

to replace the cutter blade (part # C12C815291).

Cutting the following media may shorten the cutter’s life

and is not recommended:

• Fine art paper (such as Epson UltraSmooth®

Textured, or Velvet)

• Canvas

• Vinyl

1 Press the Menu button on the printer, then

press until MAINTENANCE is highlighted.

2 Press the Menu button. Press to highlight

CUTTER REPLACEMENT.

3 Press Menu to display EXECUTE, then press .

The paper cutter holder moves to the replacement

position.

4 Open the front cover.

5 Locate the cutter assembly with a blue plastic cover.

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Replacing Printer Parts (continued)

6 Hold down the side pin, as shown, then turn the

latch to the right.

7Release the side pin and carefully remove the cutter

blade.

Replacing the Maintenance Tank

You need to replace one of the maintenance tanks

(part # C12C890191) when you see MAINT TANK

FULL on the LCD, along with an indication of which

tank is full.

1 Check the LCD to determine which tank needs to

be replaced.

8 Insert the new cutter blade.

9 Hold down the side pin while turning the latch to

the left.

10 Close the front cover. The cutter returns to the home

position.

2Make sure the printer is on, and pull out the

maintenance tank as shown.

Caution: Do not tip the tank, or ink may spill out.

3 Place the used tank in the plastic bag included with

the new tank.

4 Insert the new tank.

Center

tank

Left

tank

Right

tank

Control Panel Menus

Boldface type indicates the default setting. Press the Menu button to access the menus.

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PRINTER STATUS VERSION Current ﬁrmware version

PRINTABLE PAGES For the amount of ink remaining in each cartridge

INK LEVEL Percentage of ink remaining in each cartridge

MAINTENANCETANK Percentage of capacity remaining in each maintance tank

USAGE COUNT Ink in milliliters, paper in square centimeters

CLEAR USAGE COUNT EXECUTE

JOB HISTORY Ink in milliliters and paper in square centimeters for each

saved job; most recent job is number 0

TOTAL PRINTS Number of pages printed

EDM STATUS If Epson Device Management is enabled, shows date of

last upload (future enhancement)

TEST PRINT NOZZLE CHECK Shows clogged or deﬂected nozzles

STATUS SHEET Ink, paper, and maintenance tank capacity remaining

NETWORK STATUS SHEET Shows network settings

JOB INFORMATION Ink and paper used for the last 10 jobs;

most recent job is number 0

CUSTOM PAPER Information about registered paper conﬁgurations

MAINTENANCE CUTTER ADJUSTMENT Adjusts cutter position

CUTTER REPLACEMENT Moves the cutter to the replacement position

POWER CLEANING Use if normal cleaning cycles are not sufﬁcient

CLEAN EACH COLOR Cleans speciﬁc nozzles only

CLOCK SETTING MM/DD/YY HH:MM

CONTRAST ADJUSTMENT Adjusts the contrast of the LCD display

Menu Item Settings / Explanation

PRINTER SETUP PLATEN GAP STANDARD, NARROW, WIDE, WIDER, WIDEST

PAGE LINE ON, OFF

ROLL PAPER MARGIN DEFAULT,TOP/BOTTOM15mm,TOP 35/BOTTOM15mm,

15mm, 3mm

PAPER SIZE CHECK ON, OFF

PAPER SKEW CHECK ON, OFF

REFRESH MARGIN ON, OFF

AUTO NOZZLE CHECK ON: PERIODICALLY, ON: EVERY JOB, OFF

PRINT NOZZLE PATTERN OFF, ON: EVERY PAGE, ON: EVERY 10 PAGES

INITIALIZE SETTINGS Restores default settings

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