| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Media Setting Name | Change the media name |
| Paper Thickness | Set the thickness of the paper |
| Platen Gap | Set the distance between the print head and the paper; choose a wider setting if prints are frequently scratched or smudged |
| Margins | Select the margin for the leading edge of the printed image. Depending on the paper type and printing environment, colors may be uneven near the leading edge if the margin is small. |
| Paper Suction | Select to adjust the printer's suction setting; choose lower values for thinner papers |
| Roll Tension | Adjust the roll tension setting if paper gets wrinkled during printing |
| Drying Time | Set the drying time for each print head pass or for each page |
| Paper Size Check | Select
On to automatically detect the paper
width when paper is loaded.
Select Off when the paper roll is empty. This allows you to set the paper width before feeding the paper. |
| Auto Cut | Select
Follow Paper Source Settings to
follow the cut settings in Printer
Settings > Paper Source
Settings > Roll Paper
Setup > Cut Settings.
Select Never Cut to cut paper manually. |
| Skew Reduction | Turn this off if the front edge of thin paper or softer paper folds |
| Roll Core Diameter | Select the paper core size for the loaded roll paper |
| Paper Eject Roller | Select to
control the paper ejection roller.
Select Auto to use the roller automatically depending on the type of Epson paper. Select a Use option to always use the roller to eject paper. Select Do Not Use when you are concerned about damaging the print surface. |
| Paper Feed Offset | Select the amount of offset necessary to reduce banding on uneven color in printouts |
| Paper Feed Offset(Bottom) | If banding (horizontal banding) or uneven colors occur on the bottom edge (0.59 inch [15 mm]) of the paper, use this function to make adjustments |
| ICC Profile | Set an
ICC profile for the media type.
Select an RGB Profile when printing using the printer driver or select an RGB Profile or CMYK Profile when printing using a software RIP. |