Instruction manual
Table Of Contents
- Front Matter
 - Contents
 - Introduction
 - Chapter 1: Setting Up the Printer
 - Chapter 2: Using Paper and Other Media
 - Chapter 3: Printing with EPSON Drivers for Macintosh
 - Chapter 4: Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows
 - Chapter 5: Maintaining and Transporting the Printer
 - Chapter 6: Resolving Problems
 - Appendix A: Specifications
 - Index
 

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1-12 | Setting Up the Printer
Installing the Ink Cartridges
Depending on which version of the Stylus Pro 10600 you have, the ink 
cartridge starter kit included with your printer contains one of three possible 
kinds of ink:
•
EPSON Photographic Dye
™
 ink
•
EPSON Archival
™
 ink 
•
EPSON UltraChrome
™
 ink
Once you install your first ink cartridges, the printer is programmed to work 
with that kind of ink for the lifetime of the unit; you cannot switch it to use 
a different kind of ink. 
If you have an EPSON Stylus Pro 10600 that uses UltraChrome ink, two 
black ink cartridges are included in the starter kit: Photo Black and Matte 
Black. (An empty ink draining cartridge is also included; be sure to save it, as 
you’ll need it if you want to switch black ink types at a later time.) When 
you first install the cartridges, select the black ink type that’s best suited to 
your printing needs:
Black ink types for UltraChrome printer
Black ink type Image and paper type
Photo Black  For printing photographic images on all media types. 
Optimized for traditional photographic and ink jet-coated 
papers, such as EPSON Premium Luster Photo Paper, 
Photo Semigloss Paper, and Premium Semimatte Photo 
Paper.
Matte Black  Optimized for printing photographic images on matte or 
plain papers, such as EPSON Enhanced Matte Paper, 
Smooth and Textured Fine Art Paper, and Somerset 
Velvet for EPSON, when the highest level of 
photographic quality is desired. 
Note
If you have an Ultra-
Chrome printer, you can 
switch between the Photo 
Black and Matte Black 
cartridges, but you have to 
follow a special procedure. 
See page 5-15.










