User manual EPSON STYLUS PRO 9800

[. . . ] ® User's Guide English Color Ink Jet Printer All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Seiko Epson Corporation. No patent liability is assumed with respect to the use of the information contained herein. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. [. . . ] Turn on your computer and insert the printer software CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive. The Epson printer software disk opens automatically. Open the Mac OS X Software folder. Printing with Mac OS X 195 English 3 3. Double-click the SPro9800_xxx, SPro9400_xxx, SPro7800_xxx, or SPro7400_xxx icon. If the Authenticate dialog appears, enter the password or phrase and then click OK. Select Uninstall from the pull-down menu at the top left, and click the Uninstall button at the bottom right. 196 Printing with Mac OS X Chapter 4 The Control Panel Buttons, Lights, Messages, and Icons The control panel of the printer consists of 7 buttons, 4 lights, and a liquid crystal display (LCD). 4 4 4 4 4 4 Buttons This section describes the functions of the buttons on the control panel. Button 1 2 Power button Pause button Description Turns the printer on or off. Restarts printing if pressed when the printer is in the pause mode. The printer returns to the READY state when this button is pressed in the Menu mode. Clears print data in the printer memory if pressed and held for 3 seconds. 4 4 4 4 4 The Control Panel 197 English 4 3 Menu button r Enters the Menu mode when pressed in the READY state. When pressed in the Menu mode, a desired menu can be selected. Enters PRINTER STATUS menu if pressed during printing. Cleans the print head if pressed and held for 3 seconds. 4 Paper Source button l Selects a paper source (Roll Auto Cut On /Roll Auto Cut Off /Sheet ) Returns to the previous level when pressed in the Menu mode. Enters the cutter replacement mode if pressed and held for 3 seconds. 5 Paper Feed button d Feeds paper in the forward direction. Changes the parameters in the forward order when selecting a desired parameter in the Menu mode. Feeds paper in the reverse direction as much as the paper has been fed by using the Paper Feed d button. Note: If you have fed the paper forward by hand, you cannot feed the paper in the reverse direction by using this button. Changes the parameter in the reverse order when selecting a desired parameter in the Menu mode. 6 Paper Feed button u 198 The Control Panel 7 Enter button When Sheet is selected, this button ejects the cut sheet if pressed and held for 3 seconds. When Roll Auto Cut On is selected, this button cuts the paper automatically if pressed and held for 3 seconds. When Roll Auto Cut Off is selected, this button feeds the paper if pressed and held for 3 seconds. Then the paper is cut using the manual cutter unit. When the printer is drying ink, this button stops the ink drying process and ejects the paper if pressed and held for 3 seconds. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lights This section describes the functions of the lights on the control panel. The lights let you know the status of the printer and the type of an error when it occurs. Light 1 Power light (green) Description On: The printer is on. [. . . ] Shows various messages according to status of the printer. local printer The printer which is connected to the computer's port directly by interface cable. media Materials upon which data is printed, such as roll paper and cut sheets, plain paper, and special paper. memory The part of the printer's electronic system that is used to store information (data). Some information is fixed and is used to control how the printer operates. Information that is sent to the printer from the computer is stored in the memory temporarily. See also RAM and ROM. MicroWeave Printing in which images are printed in finer increments to reduce the possibility of banding and to produce laser-like images. [. . . ]