User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Copyrights and Trademarks
- Contents
- Introduction
- Notes on Manuals
- Printer Parts
- Features of Printer
- Realizing High Productivity
- Realizing High Resolution
- Insistence on Ease-of-Use
- Back and side can be placed next to a wall
- Checking current operating status even from afar thanks to an alert lamp
- Smooth operation while checking the operating instructions on the screen
- Printer driver that is simple and easy to operate
- Support for wireless LAN connection
- Installing a color sensor (SC-T5400M Series)
- Notes on Usage and Storage
- Saving Power
- Introducing the Software
- Changing the Network Connection Methods
- Loading and Setting the Paper
- Printing with the Printer Driver from Your Computer
- Basic Operating Procedures (Windows)
- Basic Operating Procedures (Mac)
- Printing CAD Drawings
- Enlargements and Horizontal and Vertical Banners
- Printing at Non-Standard Sizes
- Borderless Printing
- Correct color and print
- Color Management Printing
- Multi-Page Printing (N-up)
- Folded 2-Sided Printing (Windows only)
- Poster Printing (Windows Only)
- Printing Multiple Documents (Layout Manager)(Windows Only)
- Printing Using the HP-GL/2 or HP RTL Mode from a Computer
- Printing without Using the Printer Driver
- Copy (SC-T5400M Series Only)
- Scanning (SC-T5400M Series Only)
- Making Enlarged Copies with an A3 or A4 Scanner (SC-T5400 Series/SC-T3400 Series/SC-T3400N Series Only)
- Using the Menu
- Maintenance
- Problem Solver
- What to do When a Message is Displayed
- When a Maintenance Call/Printer Error Occurs
- Troubleshooting
- You cannot print (because the printer does not work)
- The printer does not turn on.
- The printer turns off automatically.
- The printer driver is not installed properly (Windows).
- The printer driver is not installed properly (Mac).
- The printer is not communicating with the computer.
- You cannot print under the network environment.
- Printing from iPhone or iPad is not possible.
- The printer has an error.
- The printer stops printing.
- Your problem is not listed here.
- The print head moves, but nothing prints.
- The prints are not what you expected
- Main troubleshooting procedures
- When you want to unclog the print head
- Ink drips
- Fine lines in drawings are not printed
- Differences in color/light/dark
- The color is not exactly the same as another printer.
- The print is not positioned properly on the media.
- Lengths differ between the print results and print data
- Vertical ruled lines are misaligned.
- The printed surface is scuffed or soiled.
- Soiling occurs at a specific position on the print surface
- The paper is creased.
- The reverse side of the printed paper is soiled.
- Blurred text, lines, and images
- Printed over the barcode for Manage Remaining Amount
- Feeding or ejecting problems
- Others
- The control panel display keeps turning off.
- Color ink runs out quickly even when printing in the Black&White mode or when printing black data.
- The paper is not cut cleanly.
- A light is visible inside the printer.
- The administrator password has been lost
- Print head is automatically cleaned
- The printer turned off due to a power cut
- Copying or Scanning Problems (SC-T5400M Series Only)
- You cannot print (because the printer does not work)
- Appendix
- Where To Get Help
- Technical Support Web Site
- Contacting Epson Support
- Before Contacting Epson
- Help for Users in North America
- Help for Users in Europe
- Help for Users in Australia
- Help for Users in Singapore
- Help for Users in Thailand
- Help for Users in Vietnam
- Help for Users in Indonesia
- Help for Users in Hong Kong
- Help for Users in Malaysia
- Help for Users in India
- Help for Users in the Philippines
G Data light (yellow)
The network connection status and data reception are indicated by a lit or flashing light.
On: Connected.
Flashing: Receiving data.
H Status light (green, orange)
The color indicates the network transmission speed.
Off: 10BASE-T
Orange: 100BASE-TX
Green: 1000BASE-T
SC-T5400 Series/SC-T5400M Series/SC-T3400 Series/SC-T3400N Series User's Guide
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