User`s manual

Chapter 9 - Print Modes and Printer Information

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Standard Density 2880 Prints up to 133 LPI

Double Density 720 Prints up to 75 LPI

Double Density 1440 Prints up to 100 LPI

NOTES: For a high quality ﬁlm such as FastPOSITIVE, use the Standard Density setting. Films with a rough

coating need a heavier deposit of ink in order to produce dense Black images- use the Double Density 720 or Double

Density 1440 setting.

e higher the resolution the print, the slower the printer will output the ﬁle. If you need to print at a certain LPI,

make sure to use the appropriate resolution.

Epson 7600/7800/7880/9800/9880 with UltraChrome ink `

When using UltraChrome ink, FastRIP XL and FastRIP LF provide 10

output functions.

FastRIP Generic-Ultra

Standard Density Print Modes

SD 720-Ultra

SD 1440-Ultra

SD 2880-Ultra

Double Density Print Modes

DD 1440-Ultra

DD 720-Ultra

FastRIP Heat Transfer-Ultra `

FastRIP XL is calibrated for most oﬀ-the-shelf, coated T-Shirt transfer pa-

per. It does color correction and mirrors the image before output so it can

be used with most T-Shirt Transfer papers from Canon, Avery, EPSON,

etc.

Inkjet Proofs `

Both FastRIP XL and FastRIP LF allow you to print a color calibrated

inkjet proof to show a customer. You can print a standard inkjet proof or

you can print a proof using standard halftone dot settings of 45 LPI, 55

LPI or 65 LPI to simulate the look of halftones when the image is actu-

ally screen printed. e halftone dot proof is much better to use than the

regular inkjet proof because it provides the customer a truer representa-

tion of the ﬁnal product.