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Page 2 - CONTENTS

CONTENTS Page 16 Section 1 Section 2 Driver Installation & Setup CorelDRAW setup Section 10 Troubleshooting General troubleshooting and tips Page 1 Installing & setting up the Epson D88 Printer Section 3 Printing Page 2-3 Installing & setting up the Xpres Subli-Print colour profile Page ...

Page 3 - Installing & Setting up the Epson D88 printer

1 Diagram 1 Diagram 2 Diagram 5 Diagram 4 Diagram 3 Diagram 6 Diagram 7 Diagram 8 Diagram 9 Diagram 10 Diagram 11 Click Advanced Name it Subli-print Click 'Save' then clickOK until all open boxesare closed. Installing & Setting up the Epson D88 printer Insert the Epson Stylus D88 software CD-ROM...

Page 4 - Setting up CorelDRAW 10 onwards; Composite Printer

2 Setting up CorelDRAW 10 onwards Diagram 2 Before you start this section you will need to download the Xpres Subli-Print colour profile from the Xpres website. The address is www.xpres.co.uk/technical.php You can also find the profile on the Subli-Print CD supplied with the bulk feed system. This d...

Page 5 - Printing with the Subli-Print ICC profile

3 3. 4. 5. Monitor : Select the ICC profile for your monitor (If you also have Adobe Photoshop on your system you can select the profile you created in Adobe Gamma). You may also check out the website of your monitor manufacturer for ICC profiles for your particular monitor. If you do not have an IC...

Page 6 - ITINERY; Bottles and cartridge assembly (pre-filled and including 2 small; Instructions

4 ITINERY 1. Bottles and cartridge assembly (pre-filled and including 2 small clamps for fitting to printer housing). 2. 10ml Syringe 3. Small needle (only required for re-priming, see page 7) 4. Large extension 5. 4 x air filters 6. Subli-Print CD (including colour correction profile and instructio...

Page 7 - Remove any cartridges from the machine.; do not throw these away as you will

5 Turn on the printer and press the ‘ink’ button. When the printhead has moved to the cartridge removal position unplug the mains cable from the printer. This allows the printhead to be manually moved. Remove any cartridges from the machine. Remove all the small bungs from the bot-tles. ( do not thr...

Page 10 - time the printer will now perform a ‘power clean’.

After the ink charge print out a nozzle check to see if all the colours are printing correctly. If they are, you are set to go. If not perform a head clean and test the nozzle check again. You should see an improvement on the next nozzle check. If still not perfect you can perform one or two more he...

Page 11 - Re-filling the bottles; This prevents the centre chamber filling up; Replace the large rubber bung first!

Re-filling the bottles Remove the air filter and replace it with the small rubber bung (that you did not throw away). Remove the large rubber bung. This prevents the centre chamber filling up with ink. (6 colour set shown here) Fill the chamber through the large opening. Replace the large rubber bun...

Page 12 - Re-priming a system that air has been allowed to infiltrate.

Re-priming a system that air has been allowed to infiltrate. If ink is allowed to fall below the recommended minimum levels on the bottles it may be possible for air to get into the tubing and ultimately into the cartridge. This will prevent the printer working (colours completely missing on nozzle ...

Page 13 - Working with templates

Working with templates In this section you will learn how to open a sublimation template, import an image and use the power clip tool to fit theimage to the template. For this exercise we will use the 9cm² square coaster. If you have had an installation by an Xpres engineer, you will find the templa...

Page 15 - Introducing CorelDRAW

13 Introducing CorelDRAW & its tools CorelDRAW is an extremely powerful program of which you will probably only need to use halfof the tools and features of the program. In this section we will introduce you to the tools in CorelDRAW and what they do and also take you through the most common tas...

Page 16 - CorelDRAW's most common tools; Common CorelDRAW tasks

14 This is the main tool that you will use in CorelDRAW, it is used for manipulating anything onscreen in the main window and also for selecting and using any of the other tools, holding the leftmouse button and dragging a box will select anything within the area that you drag over, clicking an obje...

Page 18 - General troubleshooting and tips

General troubleshooting and tips 16 Useful CorelDRAW tips To ensure CorelDRAW performs at it's best, click on Tools > Options, click on 'snap to objects' and un-tick the 'snap toobjects on (ALT+Z)'. Now click on the + next to 'Text' and click on 'Quick correct'. Un-tick all five boxes.Depending o...