Epson SureColor S70670 Administratorhandbuch

Epson S70670 !

How-To Guide"

Updated: July 21, 2014

Contents

Before You Begin!3"

Common Errors!4"

Operating the Printer!6"

Loading a Media Roll!6"

Selecting Media Type on the Printer!8"

Setting up the Takeup Reel!9"

Sending Print Jobs!11"

Connecting to the Server!11"

Setting Up RIP-Queue!12"

Adding Images to a Job in Layout!13"

Managing Your Print Queue in RIP-Queue!14"

Maintenance!15"

Shaking & Changing Ink Cartridges!15"

Nozzle Checks & Cleanings!15"

Manual Head Cleanings!16"

Waste Tank Replacement!17"

Recording Material Usage!18"

Filling out the Usage Log Book!18"

Creating a New Media Mode!19

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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."

•Check that the ink waste tank is not full, and if so replace it."

•Startup the workstation computer and launch RIP-Queue and Layout. Ensure there

are no queued print jobs from the previous user."

•After loading your media print a nozzle check and if necessary do a head cleaning."

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Common Errors

Prints come out blurry.

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 > Customize Settings section of the printer controls."

“Media Sensor Error” control panel message.

This can happen during auto head alignments or feed adjustments, and possibly while

loading a new roll. The media sensors are located on the print head and are used to

determine roll width and read patterns printed by the auto alignment features. The

sensors can be confused by room lighting, so ﬁrst try closing the blinds and turning oﬀ

the overhead lights. If this does not work, wipe down the media sensors with swabs

and ﬂuid, for instructions see the Head Cleaning section on page 16 of this guide."

Horizontal scratches appear on print (head strikes).

Scratches, or short lines of ink appearing on your print are caused by the head striking

the media as it passes over the roll. This is not uncommon and can happen during

printing or any time the print head moves across the media. "

•If you are printing with thicker media, increase the platen gap in the Media Selection

> Customize Settings section of the printer controls. "

•If your media is wavy inside of the printer, try releasing the rollers and straightening

the roll so the media does not bunch up. If it is still not ﬂat, use the take-up reel and

tension bar to keep the media ﬂatter. "

•If the media is ﬂat and head strikes appear, the print head may be dirty with built-up

ink. Move the print head and clean it according to the Head Cleaning instructions on

page 16 of this guide."

“Media mismatch” status messages in Onyx RIP Queue.

The media mode selected in Layout does not match the current printer conﬁguration.

In the printer status section of RIP Queue select ‟Change…‟from the Current Media

and Placement section. Select the media mode and roll size that matches your settings

from Layout."

“Wait for media: Size” status messages in Onyx RIP Queue.

Either the dimensions of the job you are sending exceeds the roll width of the current

media setup for the printer, or the wrong roll width is selected in either Layout or RIP

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Queue. Resize your images in Layout and send your print again, or correct the roll size

selections. If all sizes are accurate and the problem persists, make sure the oﬀset

setting in 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

own errors and troubleshooting eﬀorts in the logbook."

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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."

1. At the front of the printer open the cover and slide the media holding plates to

either side of the printing surface. Keep the cover open."

2. At the back of the printer make sure that the left-side roll holder is properly aligned

with the ﬁrst pressure roller position. Reference the chart posted on the back of the

printer, or consult page 108 of the manual. Roll holders can be adjusted by

loosening the knob on the front of the holder and sliding back and forth on the

rails. Tighten the knob once the holder is in the correct position. Keep the right roll

holder loose until you have loaded the roll."

3. Make sure your media roll is unravelling in the correct direction, depending upon

which side of the roll is printable. "

4. Insert your media roll onto the left side roll holder and then slide over the right side

holder until it is ﬁrmly inserted into the roll core. Tighten the holder on the rails and

then turn the crank on the right side holder until the blue part of the core insert is

ﬂush with the dark grey part of the core holder."

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Roll holder

Media holding plate

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."

7. At the front of the printer grab onto the media you have loaded so far and release

the pressure roller lever again. Pull the media down across the heating bed until it

passes both rulers on the right side of the heater. Align the media with both rulers

until it is straight."

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Turn crank until blue insert is ﬂush

with core insert

Media guide rulers !

on the heating bed

Pressure roller and black bar

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. Move the media holding plates to the sides of the media. The edges of the media

should show up in the middle of the three holes on each media plate."

If you are using the takeup reel, continue to that section on page 9.

10. Close the cover."

11. Before printing, perform a nozzle check and if necessary a nozzle cleaning. See

page 15 of this guide for more info on nozzle cleanings and maintenance."

Selecting Media Type on the Printer"

After loading your media the printer control panel will ask you to select the media

setting. The default will be the last user's setting, which you can continue to use, or

select a new one:"

1. Select ‟Change Settings‟and hit OK"

2. Select ‟Select Media‟and hit OK"

3. Scroll up or down to highlight the media you're using. Select OK to check it, then

press the back button to return to the previous screen."

4. Press the back button again. You should be back to the original Media Information

screen which now displays your selected media."

5. Select ‟Keep Settings Above‟and press OK."

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Media holding plates

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” will display on the printer control panel."

8. You will need to rewind the media to the start position in order to avoid paper

waste. It is recommended to leave a little bit of the roll sticking out of the cover in

order to avoid media hitting the cover and causing jams."

Setting up the Takeup Reel"

The media takeup reel will wind media onto a cardboard core as it is printed. This is a

convenient and safe way to deal with printed materials. The tension provided by the

takeup reel and tension bar is also helpful in keeping wavy or curly media ﬂat on the

print surface, avoiding head strikes."

About two meters of paper is required to use the takeup reel. You may need to use the

takeup reel right away which will cause some paper waste, but you can also setup the

takeup reel after a suﬃcient amount of media has been printed."

1. Advance the media until it can reach the takeup core. Tape the media to the core

with masking tape."

2. Advance the media until there is enough slack to wind the media up once around

the core. Use the manual controls on the right-side takeup reel roll holder to wrap

the media around once. There are two options to control which way the media will

wrap, print surface in or print surface out."

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Takeup reel advance/rewind controls

Loaded takeup reel with tension bar

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. Manually lower it, and the auto takeup controls will power on. The

auto takeup controls will not work unless the tension bar is lowered and manual

controls won't work unless the auto controls are turned oﬀ."

5. Before printing, perform a nozzle check and if necessary a nozzle cleaning. See

page 15 of this guide for more info on nozzle cleanings and maintenance."

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