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
Loading and Setting
the Paper
Notes on Loading the
Paper
Caution:
Do not rub the edges of the paper with your
hands. The edges of the paper are thin and sharp
and could cause an injury.
Do not load roll paper with the right and left edges
uneven
Loading roll paper with the right and left edges
uneven may cause paper feeding problems or paper
meandering may occur during printing. Rewind the
paper to make the edges even before using roll paper
or use roll paper with no problem.
Do not load curled paper
Loading curled paper may cause paper jams or soiled
prints. Flatten the paper before use by bending it in
the opposite way or use paper with no problem.
Unsupported paper
Do not use paper that is wavy, torn, cut, folded, too
thick, too thin, has a sticker affixed, etc. Doing so may
cause paper jams or soiled prints. See the following for
paper supported by the printer.
U “Epson Special Media Table” on page 216
U “Supported Commercially Available Paper” on
page 220
Paper Load Position
Roll paper and cut sheets can be loaded. See the
following for more details on the paper that can be
used with the printer.
U “Supported Media” on page 216
Roll Paper
Roll paper from 254 mm to the maximum printable
width can be loaded.
Cut Sheet (1 sheet)
One sheet of cut paper from A4 to the maximum
printable width can be loaded.
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