Page 3 - iii; Revision Log; See the accompanying; Release Date; Manual first released.
iii Revision Log The following is a list of major changes and additions that have been made to this manual since it was first released. See the accompanying Release Notes for specific changes to the soft ware and hardware bet ween manual updates. Release Date Descript ion Aug 2000 Manual first relea...
Page 4 - iv; Regulator y Statements; How to Identif y and Resolve Radio-T V Interfer-
iv Regulator y Statements FCC-A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protec-tion against harmful interference when the equipment is oper-ated in a commerc...
Page 6 - About This Manual
vi About This Manual Read this manual to unpack, set up, and use the ColorSpan DisplayMaker Esprit digital color printers. ◆ Chapter 1 shows you how to unpack and assemble the printer, and introduces you to its main features. ◆ Chapter 2 shows you how to use the control panel. ◆ Chapter 3 shows you ...
Page 7 - Conventions; This manual uses the following informational conventions:; Electrical Hazard; Vorsicht steht unter Spannung; Lift ing Hazard; Vorsicht beim Anheben
vii Conventions This manual uses the following informational conventions: Note A special technique or information that may help you per form a task or understand a process. Hinweis Ein Hinweis beschreibt eine spezielle technik zur Lösung einer Aufgabe oder enthällt Informationen, die Ihnen eine Proz...
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Page 9 - ABLE; Getting Started
Table of Contents ix T ABLE OF C ONTENTS Revision Log .............................................................................................. iiiRegulatory Statements .............................................................................. iv FCC-A .........................................
Page 10 - Table of Contents; Using the Control Panel
x Table of Contents 2 Using the Control Panel Overview ................................................................................................ 2-2 Status Screen ...................................................................................... 2-2Main Menu .................................
Page 11 - Calibrating the Printer
Table of Contents xi 4 Calibrating the Printer AutoSet Calibration ................................................................................ 4-2AutoBidi Calibration .............................................................................. 4-4AutoTune Scheduling .............................
Page 13 - HAPTER
Getting Started 1-1 C HAPTER 1 Getting Started This chapter shows you how to get started using your printer. It includes these topics: ◆ Operating Requirements (page 1-2) ◆ Installation Checklist (page 1-5) ◆ Unpacking and Assembly (page 1-6) ◆ Workflow Over view (page 1-14) ◆ Par ts Over view (page...
Page 14 - Operating Requirements; Electrical; This printer is not intended for use in a computer room.
1-2 Operating Requirements Operating Requirements Choose a location for the printer before you unpack it. Keep the following requirements in mind: Electrical ◆ See “Connecting Power and VideoNet” on page 1-11 for detailed power requirements. ◆ Use the supplied power cords. Plug them directly into a ...
Page 15 - Refer to Appendix B for detailed specifications.; Important Operating; DO NOT place heavy objects anywhere on the printer.
Operating Requirements 1-3 ◆ DO NOT install the printer near humidifiers, refrigerators, water faucets, heaters or similar equipment. ◆ DO NOT install the printer in areas where the temperature changes abruptly, such as near air conditioners or in the path of direct sunlight. ◆ DO NOT expose the pri...
Page 16 - Safety Warnings
1-4 Operating Requirements Safety Warnings WARNING WITH THE POWER SWITCH IN THE OFF POSITION, POWER MAY STILL BE SUPPLIED TO THE PRINTER COMPONENTS. To completely cut power from the printer, you must unplug the power cords from the power outlets. WARNUNG WENN DER NETZSCHALTER IN OFF POSITION STEHT, ...
Page 17 - Installation Checklist; documentation; Step
Installation Checklist 1-5 Installation Checklist Use the following checklist to install the printer. Detailed instructions appear on the following pages in this manual and the documentation that accompanies the server. 1 Refer to the Quick Start Guide that accompanies your ColorSpan Server for inst...
Page 18 - Unpacking and Assembly; Site Preparation Guide; WARNING; Unpacking; Examine the shipping packaging for shipping damage.
1-6 Unpacking and Assembly Unpacking and Assembly This procedure assumes that the printer is in its final location. See the Site Preparation Guide for moving and unpacking hints. WARNING The printer is too heavy to be lif ted safely by one person. At least two persons are required to lif t the print...
Page 19 - DisplayMaker Esprit User Manual
Unpacking and Assembly 1-7 Note If possible, retain all shipping packaging for use if the printer needs to be shipped to another location. Replacement shipping packaging and instructions are also available from ColorSpan Technical Support. 8. Refer to the following list to verif y that you received ...
Page 20 - Stand Assembly; Locate the stand legs
1-8 Unpacking and Assembly Stand Assembly 1. Locate the stand legs " and # , the crossbar $ , and the tool holder ➍ . 2. Using the Phillips head screwdriver and eight of the screws provided, assemble the stand. Start by positioning the t wo stand legs upright, at approxi-mately the width of the ...
Page 21 - Final Assembly; Position the printer module; Tilt the assembled printer upright.
Unpacking and Assembly 1-9 Final Assembly 1. Gently tip the stand on its back. Protect the stand from being scratched by the floor. 2. Position the printer module ➎ and stand for assembly as shown in Fig. 1-2. 3. Using the four SILVER Phillips head screws provided, attach the stand to printer module...
Page 22 - Remove the foam block that immobilizes the carriage for
1-10 Unpacking and Assembly 7. Locate the printer on a flat, level floor, with all four wheels of the stand resting stationar y on the floor. The printer must remain stationar y and level for proper ink flow and best print qualit y. 8. Using three of the screws provided, attach the Big Ink Deliv-er ...
Page 23 - Connecting Power and; Power; Connect the power cord
Unpacking and Assembly 1-11 Connecting Power and VideoNet WARNING WITH THE POWER SWITCH IN THE OFF POSITION, POWER MAY STILL BE SUPPLIED TO THE PRINTER COMPONENTS. To completely cut power from the printer, you must unplug the power cords from the power outlets. WARNUNG WENN DER NETZSCHALTER IN OFF P...
Page 24 - VideoNet
1-12 Unpacking and Assembly VideoNet Connect the printer to the print server with the included VideoNet (for ColorSpan print servers) or Ethernet cable (non-ColorSpan RIPs) ➐ (see Fig. 1-4). Refer to the print server (RIP) documentation for instructions on connecting the printer to the print server....
Page 25 - The control panel displays the following message:
Unpacking and Assembly 1-13 Power-Up Sequence Turn on the power switch to observe the t y pical power-up sequence: 1. The control panel backlight illuminates. Move the contrast lever (located to the right of the control panel screen) up and down until the control panel graphics and messages are easi...
Page 26 - Workflow Overview; Workf low Over view; Print Server; An ar tist sends a file to be printed from a client workstation.; ColorMark Sof tware RIP; The sof tware RIPs the job.
1-14 Workflow Overview Workf low Over view Here is how a t y pical print job progresses from the client work-station to the printer. Print Server 1. An ar tist sends a file to be printed from a client workstation. 2. The print job is received by the print ser ver. Once it reaches the print server, t...
Page 27 - Parts Overview; Parts Over view
Parts Overview 1-15 Parts Over view Fig. 1-5. Major par ts of the printer 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 10 8 9 13 14 15 3 19 20 22 18 17 11 16 21
Page 30 - Special Features; Per formance Features; without; Options; These feat ures are available for purchase from ColorSpan:
1-18 Special Features Special Features The printer has several advanced automatic feat ures to help you produce the best printed output with the least effort. Per formance Features ◆ AutoSet™ Calibration - automatically aligns cartridges in the x-y directions and bidirectionally for precise position...
Page 31 - Using t he Control Panel; This chapter describes the functions of the control panel.
Using t he Control Panel 2-1 C HAPTER 2 Using the Control Panel This chapter describes the functions of the control panel.
Page 32 - Overview; Over view; Status Screen; To display the main menu, press the
2-2 Overview Over view The control panel shows you the printer’s current stat us, and enables you to interact with the printer when changing media and ink, respond to an error condition, or configure options. Status Screen The stat us screen displays when you are not accessing the menus. It provides...
Page 33 - Navigation Keys; - displays the main menu when not
Overview 2-3 Navigation Keys The following table shows you how to move through the menu system and perform printer control functions. Key Description a OPTIONS - displays the main menu when not printing, and displays the Queue Management menu if pressed during printing. b PREVIOUS/Increment - highli...
Page 34 - Printing Status
2-4 Overview Printing Status During printing, the following screen appears. They show the progress of any current printing or RIPing. You can press the h (Cancel) key to cancel the currently printing job. Fig. 2-3. Printing Status screen Printing 78%Media Width: 36.0 in.Vacuum Fans: MaximumInk: Endu...
Page 35 - When you press the; Advance Media; Prime
Options 2-5 Options When you press the a (Options) key from the printer control panel, you can scroll through each of the options by pressing the up or down arrows. ◆ To select an option, press the e (Menu Select) key. ◆ To go back to the previous level, press either the b , or the h (Cancel) key. E...
Page 36 - Calibrate Printer; This menu consists of the following options:; Expert Settings
2-6 Options Calibrate Printer This menu consists of the following options: ◆ AutoSet Calibration - runs the printer’s automatic jet map- ping and x-y alignment routine. The printer prints a series of calibration patterns, automatically reads each one, adjusts the print heads’ alignment, and repeats ...
Page 37 - Customize Settings; This menu consists of t wo submenus: Settings and Modes.; Settings
Options 2-7 ◆ Reset Reg Data - resets all registration data to their factor y default values. Customize Settings This menu consists of t wo submenus: Settings and Modes. Settings ◆ Takeup Direction - (available if takeup motor is installed) allows you to wind the printed output onto the takeup spool...
Page 38 - Restore All Defaults
2-8 Options ◆ 1x/2x Mode - specif ies the mode to use (2, 4, 6 or 8 passes) when the printer detects that one or two ink sets are loaded. See “Variable Mode Printing” on page 3-2 for a description of print modes. ◆ Qualit y Check Mode - when enabled, AutoSet will report when calibration fails. This ...
Page 39 - Printer Info; This option displays a screen with the following information:; Field Ser vice; These functions are for use by authorized service providers.
Options 2-9 Printer Info This option displays a screen with the following information: ◆ Printer Model - model name of the printer. ◆ Sof tware Version - version number of the sof tware installed on the printer. ◆ Company - company ID, used for OEM versions of the printer. ◆ Humidit y - relative hum...
Page 41 - Installing Ink and Media; This chapter describes:
Installing Ink and Media 3-1 C HAPTER 3 Installing Ink and Media This chapter describes: ◆ Variable Mode Printing (page 3-2) ◆ Installing Big Ink Packs (page 3-6) ◆ Removing and Storing a Big Ink Pack (page 3-10) ◆ Cleaning Ink Jets (page 3-11) ◆ Cleaning the Ser vice Station (page 3-14) ◆ Adjusting...
Page 43 - - jets on the print head that are misfiring or
Variable Mode Printing 3-3 ◆ Jet Replacement - jets on the print head that are misfiring or not firing at all can be replaced with alternate jets. Print qualit y (apparent resolution and smooth gradients) is improved by increasing the number of passes or the number of different ink colors. Print spe...
Page 44 - Variable Mode Print ing
3-4 Variable Mode Print ing Fig. 3-2. Big Ink pack positions for Gamut+ “1 x 6” ink sets Fig. 3-3. Big Ink pack positions for HiRes “1 x 6” ink sets
Page 45 - Variable Mode Printing
Variable Mode Printing 3-5 Fig. 3-4. Big Ink pack positions for HiRes+ “1 x 8” ink sets Fig. 3-5. Big Ink pack positions for “1 x 12” ink sets
Page 46 - Installing Big Ink Packs; key to select; Access Print Heads; carriage into the access position.; ink ordinal number; on the profiler and cartridge indi-
3-6 Installing Big Ink Packs Installing Big Ink Packs You may perform this procedure whenever no printing is in progress. 1. Move the print head carriage to the access position. a. On the control panel, press the a (Options) key. b. Press the c key to select Access Print Heads . c. Press the e (Menu...
Page 47 - Inser t the bottom edge of the ink car tridge into position on; Ink Cartridge Handling T ips; DO NOT
Installing Big Ink Packs 3-7 10. Inser t the bottom edge of the ink car tridge into position on the print head carriage, then push the top of the ink cartridge into position until you feel it snap into place in the holder. You should feel a slight resistance as the cartridge snaps into place. DO NOT...
Page 48 - Do not allow the t ubes to become crimped.
3-8 Installing Big Ink Packs The routing clips allow the t ube to lay f lat along the track. Do not leave any slack in the hose along the track, but do not place any tension on the t ube. Keep the t ube in the same position along the entire length of the track. This will enable you to replace any si...
Page 49 - If you are loading ink for the first time or switching ink or
Installing Big Ink Packs 3-9 17. Load media. For instructions, see “Loading Media” on page 3-20. The first time you install media on a new printer, run a Paper Feed Calibration. For instructions, see “Media Feed Calibration” on page 4-6. 18. Run AutoSet. For instructions, see Chapter 2, Using the Co...
Page 50 - Removing and Storing a Big Ink Pack; Close the valve on the ink tube.; Caution; Remove the profiler from the docking station.
3-10 Removing and Storing a Big Ink Pack Removing and Storing a Big Ink Pack You can store partially-used Big Ink packs. This enables you to switch bet ween different t y pes of ColorMark Big Ink as needed. 1. Close the valve on the ink tube. Caution Failure to close the valve completely will result...
Page 51 - Cleaning Ink Jets; Press proceed
Cleaning Ink Jets 3-11 Cleaning Ink Jets In addition to running AutoSet, which compensates for missing and misfiring ink jets, you should clean the jets as described in the following paragraphs to keep them clear of accumulated ink. The effectiveness of the high-resolution printing process used by t...
Page 52 - Open the valve on the hose near the Big Ink packs.; Evaluating Cartridge
3-12 Cleaning Ink Jets 10. Open the valve on the hose near the Big Ink packs. 11. Clean the ser vice station as described in “Cleaning the Ser- vice Station” on page 3-14. 12. Close the printer’s top cover. 13. Press the f (Proceed) key to park the heads. 14. Press the h (Cancel) key to return the p...
Page 53 - Filling Depleted; This procedure may cause ink to drop on the f loor.
Cleaning Ink Jets 3-13 Filling Depleted Cartridges and Resetting Vacuum Occasionally, you may find that the cartridge does not fill from the Big Ink pack supply. The primary cause of this is failure to open the clip on the ink pack t ube after installing an ink pack. If a cartridge leaks ink, it may...
Page 54 - Once each day, press the; Access Ser vice; Press the
3-14 Cleaning the Service Station Cleaning the Ser vice Station The printer’s service station wipers should be cleaned daily, and when switching bet ween dye and pigment inks. This will help to prevent dried ink from clogging the ink jets. Caution To avoid contaminating the ink, keep water away from...
Page 55 - Cleaning the Ser vice Station; Reinstall the ser vice station.
Cleaning the Ser vice Station 3-15 7. Reinstall the ser vice station. The service station fits inside a rectangular cut-out in the printer. Press the f (Proceed) key to park the print head carriage.
Page 56 - Adjust ing the Print Head Height; Determine which end of the head height gauge to use.; For media between 3 and 15 mils thick; For media between 15 and 30 mils thick; ensure that no media is loaded on the printer, or; For media greater than 30 mils t hick; load
3-16 Adjust ing the Print Head Height Adjusting the Print Head Height To accommodate media with a wide range of thicknesses, you can adjust the height of the print heads with the included head height gauge and 5 mm hex wrench. The tools are stored in a holder, which is located on the right stand leg...
Page 57 - Adjusting t he Print Head Height; not; Insert the gauge to this line or this line
Adjusting t he Print Head Height 3-17 2. Use the hex wrench to turn one of the head height adjust-ment screws counterclockwise until the end of the gauge will not fit under the carriage as shown in Fig. 3-8. The access holes to the head height adjustment screws are marked with white circles on top o...
Page 59 - Dr ying T imes; Relative Humidit y; passes
Dr ying T imes 3-19 Dr ying T imes The amount of drying time required for a print depends on its ink coverage, the number of print passes used, and the relative humidit y where the printer is being operated. To illustrate these relationships, the following table shows the results of a test in which ...
Page 60 - Loading Media; Note; For best results, use genuine ColorSpan media.
3-20 Loading Media Loading Media Wear cotton gloves during this procedure, or handle the media only by its very outside edges. This will prevent skin oils from being deposited on the media, which could render output qual-it y unacceptable. Note For best results, use genuine ColorSpan media. 1. Load ...
Page 61 - This causes the printer to measure the width of the media.; Loading Media Sheet
Loading Media 3-21 Note The printer automatically locates the right and lef t edges of the media, so it is not necessar y to align the media edges to a reference mark on the platen. 6. With your lef t hand, press the Media Advance button to advance media a few inches (several centimeters). The Media...
Page 62 - Recalibration
3-22 Loading Media 5. Adjust the head height if necessar y. 6. Press b and c buttons to move the media under the rollers. 7. Close the cover on the printer. 8. Press the f (Proceed) key to AutoLoad the cut media sheet. Recalibration When changing media t y pes, you should perform a color cali-bratio...
Page 63 - Cutting and Unloading Media; Remove the print from the printer.
Cutting and Unloading Media 3-23 Cutting and Unloading Media 1. Use the control panel or press the MEDIA ADVANCE button to advance the printed portion of the media past the cutter anvil (on the front edge of the platen). 2. From the front of the printer, cut the media with a knife or scissors. If yo...
Page 64 - Cut ting and Unloading Media
Page 66 - AutoSet Calibration; is an advanced printer calibration feat ure that uses an
4-2 AutoSet Calibration AutoSet Calibration AutoSet TM is an advanced printer calibration feat ure that uses an onboard camera and sophisticated soft ware to detect and com-pensate for variations in ink jet printing. It can be initiated by the user or run automatically at specified intervals. AutoSe...
Page 67 - Press; Ready to receive
AutoSet Calibration 4-3 5. Press f (Proceed). The AutoSet calibration begins. First, AutoSet tests the jets on each cartridge for electrical failure. ◆ If any jets with electrical failures are found, the printer displays a list of the failed jets. Then press e (Menu Select) to run AutoSet. ◆ If too ...
Page 68 - AutoBidi Calibration; If you choose not to run AutoBidi:
4-4 AutoBidi Calibration AutoBidi Calibration Runs just the bidirectional calibration, and not the entire AutoSet calibration, when the head speed and print mode are changed. When you change the print mode that includes a head speed change, a message is displayed on the control panel asking if you w...
Page 69 - AutoTune Scheduling; The Calibrate Printer menu appears.; Qualit y Check Mode
AutoTune Scheduling 4-5 AutoTune Scheduling AutoTune is available only when the optional takeup system is installed. When you use the AutoTune scheduler to run AutoSet, AutoSet always performs its three calibrations without prompt-ing the user or canceling due to too many bad jets. You can use the Q...
Page 71 - Jet Status Lines
Jet Status Lines 4-7 Jet Status Lines Jet Stat us Lines provides a quick assessment of which jets are not firing properly. This test prints a pattern of lines, each segment of which corresponds a single jet. If there are any missing seg-ments in the lines, then a cleaning is recommended. If, however...
Page 72 - Expert Calibration Options; Next, perform one or more of the following calibrations:; Manual BiDi Registration; prints bidirectional registration; Manual Head Registration; When you notice a shif t (change) in color output
4-8 Expert Calibration Options Expert Calibration Options AutoSet is designed to be a “one button” calibration. Manually performing the component calibrations of AutoSet is time-con-suming and error-prone. They should only be performed as directed by ColorSpan Technical Support. If you decide to man...
Page 73 - The control panel displays this prompt:; The printer prints a calibration page.
Manual Bidirectional Registration 4-9 Manual Bidirectional Registration Bidirectional registration is a method to align each of the car-tridges so that dot placement is accurate in both directions along the X axis (along the direction of print head travel). The bidirectional registration pattern con...
Page 74 - Manual Bidirectional Registration; or; Repeat steps 12 through 14 for each of the twelve heads.; Bidirectional registration is complete.
4-10 Manual Bidirectional Registration In the example below, the best aligned pattern is +2. 13. Press the b or c control panel keys repeatedly until the number next to the pattern that is closest to aligned per fectly is displayed. For example, if pattern +2 is the closest aligned, press the b key ...
Page 75 - (along the length of the; If you need to print a new calibration pattern, press
Manual Head Registration 4-11 Manual Head Registration The printer creates images by firing dots of ink onto a sheet of media. Precise positioning of each dot is essential for optimal print qualit y. This is possible only if you register all ink cartridge heads in the print head assembly to each oth...
Page 76 - Repeat steps 9 through 11 for each of the heads.; Examine the Y registration pattern for the current head, and
4-12 Manual Head Registration Use a printer’s loupe to select the pattern, since the lines in the patterns may be difficult to discern otherwise. 10. Press the b or c control panel keys repeatedly until the number next to the pattern that is closest to aligned per fectly is displayed. For example, i...
Page 77 - Head Registration; (Cancel) repeatedly to return the printer to its ready
Manual Head Registration 4-13 14. Press the b or c control panel keys repeatedly until the number next to the pattern that is closest to aligned per fectly is displayed. 15. Press f (Proceed). The control panel message increments the HEAD number by one. 16. Repeat steps 13 through 15 for each of the...
Page 78 - Manual Jet Mapping; The control panel displays this message:
4-14 Manual Jet Mapping Manual Jet Mapping Each of the ink cartridges used by the printer includes a print head with over t wo hundred and fort y ink jet nozzles (jets). If any one of these jets is clogged or has a bad electrical connec-tion, print qualit y may be affected. A certain number of non-f...
Page 79 - Examine the jet test pattern for missing jets.; nd
Manual Jet Mapping 4-15 ◆ Report individual bad jets - enables you to select a head number, then enter the number of one or more bad (missing) jets. ◆ Clear individual bad jets - enables you to remove a jet, specif ied by head and jet number, from the list of bad jets. ◆ View current bad jets - enab...
Page 80 - Color Calibration
4-16 Color Calibration Color Calibration In addition to the printer engine calibrations described in this chapter, color calibration is necessary to ensure accurate color matching and color consistency from print to print. Color cali-bration is a feat ure of the print server or RIP connected to the ...
Page 81 - PPENDIX; Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting A-1 A PPENDIX A Troubleshooting This appendix explains how to prevent and diagnose printing problems and provides information about getting help from ColorSpan. For other soft ware-specific troubleshooting procedures, refer to your application soft ware documentation or the other Col...
Page 82 - Troubleshooting Checklist; Did the start-up sequence of the control panel display end; The following could be the problem:; Can you send a file from the print ser ver to the printer?; The following could be the problem:
A-2 Troubleshooting Checklist Troubleshooting Checklist Before you troubleshoot your printer, make sure that it is prop-erly installed as described in Chapter 1. Follow the steps in this checklist to isolate and resolve printing problems. 1. Does t he printer’s power come ON? YES: Go to question 2. ...
Page 84 - Be sure the media is installed straight.
A-4 Troubleshooting Checklist 6. Is t he carriage hitting t he media? ◆ Be sure the media is installed straight. ◆ Extend the media to the front of the platen before star t-ing to print. ◆ If small portions of media are lif ting of f the platen, make sure the vacuum fans are set to “high”. If the pr...
Page 85 - Diagnostics; Brief description of the error
Diagnostics A-5 Diagnostics The printer includes a series of self-diagnostic tests designed to help ColorSpan Technical Support solve printer hardware prob-lems. If one of the tests encounters an error, and error message appears, which includes: ◆ Error code - always write down this code for future ...
Page 87 - Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications B-1 A PPENDIX B Technical Specifications This chapter lists the printer’s specifications and information about ordering supplies.
Page 88 - Specifications; General; Electrical Power
B-2 Specifications Specifications General Dimensions (Assembled) 52-inch model: Height: 50.5 inches (128 cm)Depth: 33 inches (84 cm)Length: 102 inches (259 cm) 62-inch model: Height: 50.5 inches (128 cm)Depth: 33 inches (84 cm)Length: 112 inches (310 cm) Weight (Assembled) 52-inch model: 245 pounds ...
Page 89 - Performance
Specifications B-3 Performance Print speeds var y with humidit y conditions and media/ink combinations. * No jet replacement. **12-head option is available for purchase from ColorSpan. Mode Color Set Passes Speed (f t 2 /hr) Resolution High Speed 1 x 4 (CMYK) 2*, 4, 6, 8 — 600 dpi 2 x 4 2*468 150104...
Page 90 - Supported Ink and Media; Genuine ColorMark; Supported ColorMark Ink Sets; HiRes
B-4 Specifications Supported Ink and Media Genuine ColorMark ® inks and media have been tested and selected for optimal performance on ColorSpan printers. They are also supported by the ColorMark Color Management System for optimal color matching. Additional inks and media may be supported. Inks are...
Page 91 - Supported ColorMark Media
Specifications B-5 * Support for t welve-head printing is available as an option for purchase from ColorSpan. EPIC is a trademark of Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Not all supported media are listed. Contact your ColorSpan representa-tive for an updated listing. Eight-Color Printing Film Qualit y Multi...
Page 93 - Index
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Index-2 ! 3x Mode 2-7 4 Color Mode 2-8 A Access Print Heads 2-5 Access Service Station 2-5 AutoJet Calibration 4-2 AutoSet Calibration 1-18 , 2-6 , 4-2 Quality Check Mode 2-8 , 4-5 AutoSet Summary 2-7 AutoTune Scheduling 2-6 , 4-5 , 4-6 Quality Check Mode 4-5 B Bidirectional Calibration 4-9 Bidirect...
