Epson RX600 manual

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    User’s Guide SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 1 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    Copyright Notice All rights reserved. No part o f this publication ma y be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, o r transmitted in any form or by any means, el ectronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission o f Seiko Epson Corporation. The information contained herein i s design ed on ly for u[...]

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    3 Contents Welcome! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Where Y ou Can Fi nd Info rmation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 About Your Documentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Warnings, Cautions, Notes, and Tips . . . . . . .[...]

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    4 Contents Custo mizin g Maci ntos h Print S etting s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Cust omiz ing OS X Pr int Set tings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Custo miz ing O S 9 Print S ett ings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Prin ting Ph otos on a Macintos h . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Contents 5 Printing Your Selecte d Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Selecti ng the Correct Pap er Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Savin g and R eusin g Prin t Sett ings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Restoring De fault Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    6 Contents Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 1 Cleaning the Print Head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 Replacing Ink Cartridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Checking the Ink Supply . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Contents 7 Important Safety Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 Ink Cartrid ge Safety Instruc tions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 153 LCD Pane l Safet y Instruct ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 54 FCC Compliance Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    8 Contents SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 8 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    9 Welcome! The Epso n S tylus ® Photo RX6 00 comb ines th e co nvenience of scanning and stand-alone copyi ng with true ph oto print q uality . I t includes these outs tanding featu res: ■ Built-in memor y card slots that supp or t CompactFlash ™ T ype I and II, SD (Secure Digital), miniSD (adapter req uired), MMC (Mu ltiM ediaCar d), xD-Pictu[...]

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    10 Welc om e! Where You Can Find Information Y ou can do a lot with yo ur E pson S tylus Photo RX600! Look at the table belo w to find information on many of the available featur es. Original Equipm ent What you can do Copy: Us e the R X600 as a copy ma chine, to create duplicat es of black a nd white or color documents. See page 21. Copy: Us e the[...]

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    Where You Can Find In formation 11 Print: See page 82. Print p hoto index: Thumbnail prints of all photos on yo ur card. S ee page 90. Print and scan from an index sheet: Prin t a form with thumbnails of photos and fill in bubbles to choose w hich to print. See page 88. Save photos to CD-R or Zip disk: Back up memory card photos without a comput er[...]

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    12 Welc om e! About Your Documentation T o set up your RX 600 an d ins tall it s soft ware, see the St a r t H e re she et. F or basic 4 × 6-inch photo printing, c opying, and printing fr om film when usin g your S tylus Photo RX600 witho ut a computer , see the How t o C o py an d Prin t guide. This boo k contains system requir ements, important [...]

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    About Your Software 13 About Your Software Y our softwar e CD-R OM includes al l of the so ftware you ne ed for p rinting, scanning, and copying. S e e the Start Here sheet fo r install ation instructio ns. ■ Your printer driver runs your pri nter and le ts y ou contr ol ho w your documents loo k. Y ou can ’ t print from your computer w ithout [...]

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    14 Welc om e! SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 14 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    15 Loading Paper F ollow t he guid elines below to load paper in your St ylus P hoto RX6 00. Fo r a list of Epso n papers, see the inside back co ver of this manual. ■ “Loading S ingle Sheets ” below ■ “Loading Envelopes ” on page 17 ■ “Loading S pecial P ap ers ” on page 19 Loading Single Sheets 1. Open the output tray . 2. Flip [...]

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    16 Loading Paper 3. P ress the s ides of th e left edge guide to gether and s lide it all the w ay to the left. 4. Insert your paper agai nst the righ t edge of the she et feeder , behind the tab. 5. P ress the sides of the left edge guide together and slid e it against the paper (but not too tightly). Note: Do not place the paper in front of th e [...]

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    Loading Envelopes 17 Also be sur e to: ■ Load all pape r with the pri ntable side up. It ’ s usual ly brighter or whiter . ■ Always load the short ed ge first, even wh en printi ng on 4 × 6 inch p aper . ■ Do not load paper above the arrow on the left edge guide. ■ Load letterhe ad or prepr inted paper top edge first. ■ If y ou ’ re [...]

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    18 Loading Paper 4. P ress the sid es of the left ed ge guide together and slide it against the envelopes (but not too tightly). Note: For best res ults, press each envel ope flat before loading, or lo ad one envelope at a time. A void env elopes th at are too thin; the y may c url during printing. Select the following settings wh en printing on en[...]

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    Loading S pecial Papers 19 Loading Special Paper s T o l oad E pson ink jet papers, follo w these guid elines: ■ Load all pape r with the pri ntable side up. It ’ s usual ly brighter or whiter . ■ Always load the short ed ge first, even wh en printi ng on 4 × 6 inch p aper . ■ Check the paper package for additional ins tr uctions o n using[...]

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    20 Loading Paper SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 20 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    21 Copying Y ou can use your St ylus Pho t o RX600 b y itself , just like a ph otocop ier , or copy with a comp uter using t he E pson S mart P anel software . ■ “Copying Without a Compu ter” belo w ■ “Copying With a Computer ” on p age 29 Copying Wi thout a Comp uter 1. P ress the P On button to turn on the S tylus Photo RX600. 2. Open[...]

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    22 Copying Note: If you pl ace your photo or document aga inst the ed ge of th e glass , the edges of your pho to or documen t may not be cop ied. T o co py a th ick d ocu ment, you can re move t he sc anner lid . T u rn off the Sty lus Photo RX600, and open th e scanner l i d compl e tely . Then dis connect th e cord from the TPU co nnector and pu[...]

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    Copying Without a Comput er 23 9. P ress the sides of the left edge guide together and slid e it against the paper (but not too tightly). Note: Do not place the paper in front of th e feeder gu ard. 10. Flip the feeder guard back over the paper . 11. P ress the Copy button to set the RX600 to Copy mo de. 12. M ake sure you see Standard Copy at the [...]

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    24 Copying 13. U se the u and d buttons to choose cop y options lis ted below . Use the l and r butto ns to change setting s. ■ Copies : Choose the number of copies you want to make (1 to 99). ■ Reduce/Enlarge : Ch oose f rom these o p tions: ■ Zoom In/Out : M anually adjust the size of your copies f rom 25% to 400%. Select a p ercentage to r[...]

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    Copying Without a Comput er 25 ■ Paper Size : Choose the size of the paper you lo aded in the sheet feeder . (N ot all sizes are available for all paper types.) ■ Quality : Choose Draft (roug h draft copies), T ext ( op t i m u m t e x t a n d l i n e art copies), Photo (hig h qualit y cop ies of pho tos), or BestPhoto (high est quality c opie [...]

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    26 Copying Changi ng the Copy Layo ut Y our Stylus Photo RX600 offers you s everal l ayouts for copying. 1. P ress the Menu button to display the Copy Menu on the LCD screen. Note: This me nu is only av ailable in Cop y mode. 2. Choose Co py Layo ut with the u and d butto ns and use the l and r buttons to select one of the options i n the table bel[...]

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    Copying Without a Comput er 27 * BorderF ree is only av ailable on se lected Epson ph oto papers. ** If you notic e reduced print quality at the bottom of your copy, try using the Standard se tting. 3. After you c hoose your cop y layout, pr ess OK . Poster Prints the original image o n separa te sheets ( 4 , 9 , or 16 ) that you can pa ste togethe[...]

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    28 Copying Lightening or D arkening Copie s 1. P ress the Menu button to display the Copy Menu on the LCD screen. 2. P ress the d button to choo se C opy Density . 3. P ress the l button to lighten or the r button to d arken your copies. 4. P ress the OK button to go back to the addi tional copy settings. Savi ng and Re using Copy Set tings Y ou ca[...]

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    Copying With a Computer 29 Copying With a Computer F ollow these step s to use EPSO N Smart P anel to copy with your compute r . Note: Some featu res, such a s Photo Enhan ce TM and Sepia, are only avai lable when copyin g from the c omputer. 1. P ress the P On button to turn on the S tylus Photo RX600. 2. Open the scanner lid. 3. Place your photo [...]

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    30 Copying 5. Open the output tray . 6. Flip the feeder guard forward. 7. P ress the s ides of th e left edge guide to gether and s lide it all the w ay to the left. Output tra y Feeder guard SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 30 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    Copying With a Computer 31 8. Insert your paper agai nst the righ t edge of the she et feeder , behind the tab. 9. P ress the sides of the left edge guide together and slid e it against the paper (but not too tightly). Note: Do not place the paper in front of th e feeder gu ard. 10. Flip the feeder guard back over the paper . 11. D ouble-click the [...]

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    32 Copying 12. Clic k th e S mart P anel Copy Center button. Y ou see the Copy Settings window . 13. Adjust any of the following copy settings: ■ Source Type : Choose Photo & Text , Photo , or Text , based on the conten t of you r ori ginal . ■ Reduce/Enlarge : Choose a preset based o n the size of your original and your co py , or click Ma[...]

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    Copying With a Computer 33 14. Clic k the Device Setting s button to c heck your input and outp ut devices: Y ou should see your EPSON Stylus Phot o RX600 as the input and output devi ce. 15. C lick Se ttings to change the displayed pr int settings (suc h as a different M edia T ype [paper] setting, if you loaded special pa per) o r sel ect ad diti[...]

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    34 Copying ■ Enable or disable the automatic document enhancement f eature. (This feature automaticall y enhances the image color and appearance in your copies .) Note: Disa bling the automatic doc ument enha ncement feature may cause a gray or l ight colored backgro und to appear on your copies. ■ Add a s epia, blue, or black and white fi lter[...]

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    35 Printing From a Computer Befor e you start, make sure y ou ’ ve i nstalled your pr inter so ftwar e as descr ibed on the St a r t He re sh eet. Whenever you print, make s ure you do the following: ■ Use the right pape r. F or the best-looking photos, most vivid colors, and greatest d etail, always use genu ine Epso n pap ers a nd Epso n ink.[...]

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    36 Printing From a Compute r Printing in Wi ndows After you create a document in a software program, follow these step s to print i t using ba sic prin t settings : 1. F rom the F ile menu, clic k Print . Y o u see a window like thi s one: 2. Make sur e EPSON Styl us Photo R X600 is se lected. 3. Click the Preferences or Properties butt on. (If you[...]

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    Printing in Windows 37 4. Select the following in the P roperties window: 5. S elect from these Quality Op tions : ■ Draft : F or rough drafts with reduced print qualit y ■ Text : F or text-only documents and higher text quality ■ Text & Im age: F o r documents with text and graphics at higher quality ■ Photo : F or photos and graphics [...]

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    38 Printing From a Compute r Dur ing printing, this window appears and shows the p rog ress of your print job. Y ou can use the buttons to cancel, p ause, or r e sume printing. Y ou can also see how much ink you have left. Select ing D efault Se ttings Y our printer s ettings apply only to the prog ram you ’ re currently usin g. If you want, you [...]

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    Customizing Windows Print Se ttings 39 Customizi ng Wind ows Prin t Settin gs Y ou can use advanced settings for col o r matching, print ing at the highest re solutio n availa ble, or selecti ng a var iety of special effects and layo uts. 1. On the Main tab, click the Adva nced butto n in the botto m right corner of the Pr opertie s window . 2. If [...]

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    40 Printing From a Compute r 4. Once y ou ’ ve finishe d select ing adva nced se ttings, y ou can: ■ Click OK to save your setti ngs, return to the Print window , and print. ■ Click th e Basic button to return to the Basic set tings. ■ Click the Page Layout tab and continue with step 5 to se lect page layout optio ns. 5. Sele ct the fo llow[...]

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    Printing Photos in Windows 41 Printing Photos in Win dows Y ou can print border less photos with no margins, extend ing the image all the way to the edges o f the paper . Although borderless printing is a bit slower (especially near th e edge s), yo u get b eauti ful sn apsh ots or e nlargements without tr imming. Note: For ins tructio ns on lo adi[...]

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    42 Printing From a Compute r 1. Open y our photo in y our software p rog ram. 2. S elect Pr int from the F ile menu, then click Properties or Pr eference s . Y ou s ee the following window: 3. S elect Photo or Best Photo as the Quality Optio n setting. 4. Select o ne of the foll owing paper types: ■ Premium Glossy Photo Pa per ■ Matte Paper -He[...]

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    Printing on a Macintos h 43 Printing on a M acintosh After yo u creat e a document in a s o ftwar e applicat ion, foll ow the st eps in these section s to pri nt it us ing b asic p rint se ttings: ■ Mac in to s h O S X , se e be l ow ■ Maci ntosh OS 9, see page 46 Printing With OS X If y ou ’ re using an OS X-compat ible ap plicat ion, follo [...]

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    44 Printing From a Compute r 5. F rom the Fi le menu select Print . Y ou see a window like this one: 6. S elect Stylus Photo RX600 from th e P rinte r list. Alw ays make sure you select the same printe r you chose in th e P age Setup window . 7. Choose Print Settings f rom the po p-up menu . 8. Sele ct the fo llow ing s ettings as ne cess ar y: ■[...]

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    Printing on a Macintos h 45 ■ Automati c : Select this option to have the prin ter softw are automatically select the best s ettings for your pape r type. ■ Quality/S peed : Use the slider to c hoose greater quality or s peed. Note: For more informat ion abou t printer se ttings, click the He lp button. The Qu ality setting gives y ou the best [...]

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    46 Printing From a Compute r Y ou s ee a screen like th is: 13. Monitor the progress of you r print j ob or do one o f the follow ing: ■ Select the print job in the Status list, then click Delete to d elete the job. ■ Select the print job, then click Hold to pau se print ing . ■ Select a pri nt job marked “Ho ld” and clic k Resume to r es[...]

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    Printing on a Macintos h 47 3. F rom the Fi le menu, select Print . Y ou see a window like this one 4. Sele ct the fo llowin g prin t setti ngs as nec essar y: ■ Media Type : Select the paper type for the p aper you ’ ve load ed. See page 5 5 for g uidel ine s. ■ Color : Select Color (for color documents and black and white photos) or Black ([...]

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    48 Printing From a Compute r 7. If y ou turned on background printi ng, you can select EPSON Monitor IV from the App lic ation m enu i n the upp er righ t corn er of your deskto p. Y ou see the Epson M onitor IV window: Note: If you’re no t using background p rinting and you nee d to cancel printing, h old down the key an d press the . (period ) [...]

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    Customizing Macint osh Print Sett ings 49 Customi zing Macintosh Prin t Settings Y ou can use advanced settings to pri nt at the highes t available resolu tion, or adjus t the print sp eed and layout. ■ “Customizing OS X P rint Settings ” below ■ “Customizing OS 9 P rint Settings ” o n page 50 Customizing OS X Print Se ttings 1. Ope n t[...]

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    50 Printing From a Compute r Customizing OS 9 Print Se ttings 1. Open the print er se ttings wi ndow , click Cus to m , then click the Advanc ed button that appears. 2. Sel ect these advanced settings as necessary: Note: For the hi ghest print qual ity , select Photo RPM . Note that printing wil l take lo nger in this mode. For more information on [...]

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    Printing Photos on a Ma cintosh 51 Printing P hotos on a Macin tosh Y ou can print border less photos with no margins, extend ing the image all the way to the e dges of the page . Although bor derless printing is a bi t slower (especially near the edges) , you get beautiful snapsh ots or enlar gements, without trimming. Note: For ins tructio ns on [...]

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    52 Printing From a Compute r Printing Phot os With OS X 1. S tar t your application and open your photo file. 2. F rom the Fi le menu, select Page Setup . Y ou se e the following window: 3. S elect St y lus Photo RX60 0(Sheet Feeder - Bo r derless) from the F o rmat for lis t. 4. Se le c t yo u r Pape r Si z e. Caution: When prin ting borderless ph[...]

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    Printing Photos on a Ma cintosh 53 9. Choose Print Settings f rom the po p-up menu . 10. Select one of the following paper types as the Media T yp e setting: ■ Premium Glossy Photo Pa per ■ Matte Paper -Heavyweight ■ Glossy Photo Paper ■ Photo Paper ■ Premium Semi gloss Photo Paper ■ Premium Lust er Photo Paper 11. C lick Print . Select[...]

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    54 Printing From a Compute r Printing Phot os With OS 9 1. S tar t your application and open your photo file. 2. S elect Pa ge Setup from the F i le menu. Y ou see the P age Setup window . 3. Click the Borderle ss ch eckbox . Note: If you ne ed to adjust the amount of image expansion nec essary for bord erless printi ng, clic k the Expansi on butto[...]

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    Selecting Your Paper Type 55 Selecting Your Paper Type Select t he co rrect Type or Media Type setting i n your printer softwar e so your printe r can adju st th e ink correct ly for yo ur pap er . For this paper Select this s etting Plain p aper sheets or e nvelopes Epson Ir on-On Transfer Pa per Plain Pa per Epson P remium Bright Wh ite Paper Bri[...]

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    56 Printing From a Compute r SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 56 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

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    57 Scanning to a Computer F ollow the guidelines in this chapter to take f ull advantage of your S tylus Photo RX600’ s advanc ed scanning features. See th ese secti ons: ■ “U sing Epson S mart Panel ” below ■ “Scanning to a F ile ” on page 59 ■ “Scan ning F rom a P rogram ” on page 61 ■ “Re storing Co lor F rom F aded P hot[...]

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    58 Scanning to a Computer Refe r to the tabl e belo w for a descri ption o f what ea ch featur e is used for : Smart Panel fe ature Description Reprint Ph otos Scans a nd prints photos in va rious size s and layout s. Includes Color Restorat ion (enhanc es color in faded photos). Scan an d Save Scans a photo and sav es it to y our computer. Copy Ce[...]

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    Scanning to a File 59 F or details on using all the Smart P anel features, click the ? button in S mar t P anel or see the on- screen Smart P anel hel p. Scanning to a File F ollow these steps to scan directly to a file on your computer: 1. Open the scanner lid. 2. Place your photo o r document face do wn on the glass i n the upp er left c orner ab[...]

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    60 Scanning to a Computer Note: If you pl ace your photo or document aga inst the ed ge of th e glass , the edges of your pho to or documen t may not be cop ied. T o sc an a th ick d ocum ent, you can rem ove th e sca nner lid. T urn off the Sty lus Photo RX600, and open th e scanner l i d compl e tely . Then dis connect th e cord from the TPU co n[...]

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    Scanning From a Program 61 Ep son Scan start s and scans yo ur file t o the locati on you specified. Note: Never open th e scann er lid whi le scan ning, or your sc ans m ay not lo ok right. Scanning From a Program Y ou can scan from any TW AIN-compliant program—such as Adobe ® Ph oto sh o p ® or ArcS oft Ph otoI mpressio n—using E pson Scan.[...]

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    62 Scanning to a Computer Tip: Y ou can resto re color i n your old photos. See pag e 67 for deta ils. 1. Open the scanner lid. 2. Place your photo o r document face do wn on the glass i n the upp er left c orner about 0 .1 inch from th e edge s, as shown. Y ou can also place addi tional small do cuments or photos and scan them at the same time. 3.[...]

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    Scanning From a Program 63 4. S tar t your application. 5. Open the F ile menu and choose Import or Acquire , the n select EPS ON Stylus Photo RX600 . 6. Epso n Scan starts previewing your image in F ull Auto M ode. T o switch modes, click the Pause button at the bottom of the screen . 7. S elect H ome Mode (fo r basic s can settings) or Profession[...]

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    64 Scanning to a Computer Ep son Scan pr eviews yo ur image and d isplays the scr een for th e mode y ou chos e. 8. If you don ’ t see an automatic preview o f your scan to the right of the Epson Scan windo w , click the Previe w button. After a moment, your image appears in the P review window . Note: If you pl aced more than one photo or d ocum[...]

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    Scanning From a Program 65 9. Click the Auto Detect icon to select your image, creating a movable out lin e call ed a marq uee. If you ’ re scanning more than one image, the marquee surrounds all of the m. (F or informatio n on adjusting th e marque e, see page 66.) Note: If your H ome M ode previ ew image has a blue box ar ound it, y ou’re pre[...]

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    66 Scanning to a Computer Adjust ing t he Sca n Area (Marqu ee) Once you create a marquee on y our preview image, you can u s e it to crop the area you want to scan. Y ou can create a marquee on each preview image, if you ’ re scanning more than one at a time. ■ T o move the entire marquee, click an d hold your mo use button inside the outlined[...]

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    Restoring Color Fro m Faded Photos 67 Restoring Color Fr om Faded Photos Y ou can bring your old photos back to lif e when you scan them with Ep son Scan. Y our Styl us Photo RX60 0 and Epson Scan le t you br ing back the color f rom your faded p hotos s o that your sc ann ed images look brand new . 1. Open the scanner lid. 2. Place your photo face[...]

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    68 Scanning to a Computer 4. D o one of the follo wing: ■ In Wind ows, s ele ct Start > All Programs or Programs > EPSON Scan > EPSON Scan . ■ On M acintosh, doub le-click EPSON Scan in the Applications folder . 5. Epso n Scan starts previewing your image in F ull Auto M ode. T o switch modes, click the Pause button at the bottom of th[...]

  • Page 69

    Restoring Color Fro m Faded Photos 69 Epson Scan previews your image and di splays the Professional Mode screen. 7. If you don ’ t see an automatic preview o f your scan to the right of the Epson Scan windo w , click the Previe w button. After a moment, your image appears in the P review window . Note: If you pl aced more than one photo on t he s[...]

  • Page 70

    70 Scanning to a Computer 9. Choose Document Type , Image Type , and Destination settings that matc h the type of image you ’ re scanning and the way you want to p rint or view it. (Clic k Help on the Eps on Scan scree n for de tailed infor mat ion a bout al l the availabl e settings.) 10. S ize and adjust your image settings as necessary . 11. S[...]

  • Page 71

    Scanni ng 35 mm Slides and Film 71 Y ou see a Fi le Sav e Settings windo w . T ype a name for your photo in the P refix box, s elect a file format in the T ype box, and click OK . 13. C lick Cl ose to exit E pson Scan. Scanning 35 mm Slides and Film Y ou can use the film holder that came with the Stylus Photo RX600 to scan 35 mm slide s or st rips [...]

  • Page 72

    72 Scanning to a Computer Note: Y ou can’t sc a n film or s lides u nless th e white do cument ma t is remov ed from the scanne r li d. 2. Remove the film holder from its stor age place . (Remember to replac e the film holder when you ’ re done using it.) 3. Place your fi lm or slides in th e film h older: ■ See page 73 f or film ■ S ee pag[...]

  • Page 73

    Scanni ng 35 mm Slides and Film 73 Placing 35 mm Film Strips on the Film Hol der 1. Remove the fi lm cover fo r the film st rip holder . 2. S lide y our fi lm strip int o the h older with t he dul ler (emulsion) side fac ing up. The t op of t he images should be facing the outside ed ge of the film ho lder and the images sho uld be reversed. 3. Rep[...]

  • Page 74

    74 Scanning to a Computer Placing 35 mm Slides on t he Film Holder 1. P osition the film holder so that the 35 m m slide se ction faces the center of the scann er gla ss. The po sitio nin g posts fit in t wo sma ll hol es n ear th e sca nner lid, as sho wn. 2. Places slides in the film ho lder as sh own, with the duller (emuls ion) side facing up .[...]

  • Page 75

    Scanni ng 35 mm Slides and Film 75 Scanning F ilm or Slides With E pson Scan Y ou can scan 35 mm colo r slide s or fi lm in any sca n ning mode; ho wever , you must use Home M ode or P rofessional M ode to scan black and white negative fi lm. These mo des a lso provid e greate r contro l over scan settin gs. Full Auto Mode 1. Make sure the white do[...]

  • Page 76

    76 Scanning to a Computer Scannin g Using the RX6 00 Buttons Y ou ca n use the buttons on the Stylus Photo RX600 to scan an image to your computer , o r to send an e-mail with a scanned image attached. Note: Both Epson Scan and Epson Sm art Panel mu st be installed on y our computer to sca n to your co mputer or to attach to an e-mail . Scanning t [...]

  • Page 77

    Scanning Using th e RX600 Buttons 77 7. For Windows, if you see the s creen below on your com put er , select EPSON Scan and click the Always use this program for this action check bo x. Then clic k OK . 8. When you se e the F i le Save Settings window , type a name for your file i n the P ref ix box , sele ct a fi le fo rmat in the T ype b ox, and[...]

  • Page 78

    78 Scanning to a Computer 3. Place your photo face do wn on the glass in the upper left corner about 0.1 inch from th e edges, as sho w n. Note: If you pl ace your photo or document aga inst the ed ge of th e glass , the edges of your photo or documen t may not be scanned . 4 Close the scanne r lid. 5. P ress the Scan button to set the Stylus Photo[...]

  • Page 79

    79 Printing and Scanning Without a Computer This section tells you how to view and pr int photos on memor y cards, without using a computer . Y ou can also scan photos, film, and sli d es to memory cards, and print pho tos f rom fi lm or sli des. If you connec t your Stylus Photo RX60 0 to you r computer , you can use it as a ca rd reader . See the[...]

  • Page 80

    80 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Compatib le Memory Cards and Images Y ou can use the followin g typ es of ca rds with you r Stylus Phot o RX6 00: Make sure the image files on your card meet these requirements: ■ JPEG files or unc om pressed T i ff fil es on ly ■ Reso lutions rang ing from 120 × 120 to 4600 × 4600 pixels ■ N o m[...]

  • Page 81

    Inserting and Re moving Memo ry Cards 81 3. Open the memory card sl ot co ver . 4. Make sure the memory card light (n ext to the me mory c ard slots) is off and that no c ards are in any of th e slot s. Then insert a card into the corr ect slot, as shown. The memor y card light flashes, the n turns green. T o remov e the card, pull it straight out [...]

  • Page 82

    82 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Printi ng From a M emory Card After you ’ ve inserted your memory card, you need to load paper , choose your photos , and p rin t. See page 1 5 fo r instr uc tions on loa ding paper . Befor e select ing the phot os you w ant to print , make sur e you ha ve inserte d your memor y card. See page 80. Then[...]

  • Page 83

    Printing From a Memory Card 83 Select ing O ne P hoto Y ou can select a photo and print one or more copies of it on a page using a var iety of layouts . 1. P ress the Memory Car d button. 2. U se the u and d buttons to highlight Custom Print . Note: For Ba sic Print mod e, see your Ho w To Copy an d Print boo k. 3. U se the l and r buttons to choos[...]

  • Page 84

    84 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Select ing a Range of Phot os Y ou c an select a range of photo s to print (such as ph otos 1 through 5) and pri nt them as a group. 1. P ress the Memory Car d button. 2. U se the u and d buttons to highlight Custom Print . 3. U se the l and r buttons to choose Range Print , then press the OK button. 4. [...]

  • Page 85

    Printing Your Selecte d Photos 85 Printing Yo ur Selected Pho tos Once you ’ ve selected your photos, follow these steps to start printing: 1. P ress the u and d buttons to highlight Paper Type , then press the l and r buttons to ch oose th e type of paper that is loade d in the pr inter . (If y ou ’ re not sure about the paper type , see the t[...]

  • Page 86

    86 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r ■ Small Im age : T o boost the appearance of small images taken from mobile phones and low-resolution PDAs, set this opti on to On . (Make sure to turn this op tion Off when printi ng most photo s, or your printe r will print slowly .) ■ Brightness : I f yo ur print s are too da rk or br ight, use th[...]

  • Page 87

    Printing Your Selecte d Photos 87 Select ing the Correc t Paper Ty pe When print ing, be sure to select the correct P ap er T ype s etting. This tells the printer what kind of pape r you ’ re using so it can adj ust the ink c overage accordingl y . Here are the setting s you sh ould choo se usin g the Stylus Photo RX 600 bu ttons (when you ’ re[...]

  • Page 88

    88 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r If you want to save a different gro up of se ttings, repeat step 1. This will replace your previo usly saved s ettin gs. Restor ing Default Settings If you want to reset pri nt and copy settings to the ir original d efault settings , follow these steps: 1. P ress the Setup bu tton. 2. U se the u and d bu[...]

  • Page 89

    Printing Fr om an Index Sh eet 89 Select ing P hotos to P rint Select the photos you want to print by fi llin g in the ovals on the ind ex sheet , then scan the shee t. 1. Load th e type of paper you want to print o n (see page 1 5 for pap er loadi ng instr uc tio ns) . 2 . O n c e y o u h a v e p r i n t e d t h e i n d e x s h e e t , f i l l in [...]

  • Page 90

    90 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r 4. Place the index s heet face-d own on the scanner glass, so that the top of the sheet is aligned with the lef t edge of the glass. 5. Clo se the sc anner lid. 6. U se the u and d buttons to highlight Scan I ndex Shee t . 7. P ress the x Color button. The form is scanned and your photos are automaticall[...]

  • Page 91

    Printing from Film or S lides 91 Note: It’ s important to select the correct P aper T ype setting for the paper you’re using, o r the pr int quali ty may no t be what you ex pect. 4. P ress the u and d buttons to highlight Pa per S iz e , then use th e l and r buttons to select the size of paper you ’ ve loaded. 5. P ress the x Color button t[...]

  • Page 92

    92 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r 2. Remove the film holder from its stor age place . (Remember to replac e the film holder when you ’ re done using it.) 3. Place your fi lm or slides in th e film h older: ■ See page 93 f or film ■ S ee page 94 f or slides SP RX600 Users Guide.book Page 92 Thursday, January 29, 2004 1:08 PM[...]

  • Page 93

    Printing from Film or S lides 93 Placing 35 mm Film Strips on the Film Hol der 1. Remove the cover fo r the film stri p holder . 2. S lide y our fi lm strip int o the h older with t he dul ler (emulsion) side fac ing up. The t op of t he images should be facing the outside ed ge of the film ho lder and the images sho uld be reversed. 3. Replace the[...]

  • Page 94

    94 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Placing 35 mm Slides on t he Film Holder 1. P osition the film holder so that the 35 m m slide se ction faces the center of the scann er gla ss. The po sitio nin g posts fit in t wo sma ll hol es n ear th e sca nner lid, as sho wn. 2. Places slides in the film ho lder as sh own, with the duller (emuls io[...]

  • Page 95

    Printing from Film or S lides 95 Printing 1. P ress the Film Print button to set the Stylus Photo RX600 to F ilm P rint mode. 2. U se the u and d buttons to ch oose Custom Print , then press the OK button. 3. Y ou see the film o ptions on the ri ght. U se the l and r bu ttons to choose y our film or slide type , then press the OK button. 4. After t[...]

  • Page 96

    96 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Scanning a Photo to a Memory Card F ollow these steps to scan a photo to a memor y card and sav e it in JP EG format: 1. Disco nnect the S ty lus Photo RX600 fro m your computer or turn off yo ur comp ute r . 2. Open the memory card sl ot co ver . 3. Make sure the memory card light (n ext to the card slo[...]

  • Page 97

    Scanning a Photo to a Memory Card 97 Note: If the ca rd is not properl y formatte d, you se e a message on the LCD screen. Pre ss the button ind icated on the LCD scree n to format the card. Any data store d on the card will be erased. 4. Open the scanner lid. 5. Place y our photo face down on the glass in the upper left corner about 0.1 inch fr om[...]

  • Page 98

    98 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r 10. P ress the x Co lor button. The photo i s scanned to the “ e pscan ” folder on your memory card. W ait for scanning to finish, then remo ve the card. Caution: Never open the s c anner u nit while scanning or c opying, or you c ould dam a ge the Stylu s Photo RX600. Scanning Film or Slides to a Me[...]

  • Page 99

    Scanning Film or Slides to a Me mory Card 99 3. Make sure the memory card light (n ext to the card slots) is off and that no car ds are inserted. Then insert a car d into the cor rec t slot, as sho w n. The memor y card light turns green. Note: If the ca rd is not properl y formatte d, you se e a message on the LCD screen. Pre ss the button ind ica[...]

  • Page 100

    100 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Removi ng the Film H older and Docume nt Mat 1. Open the scanner lid and slide out the docu ment mat. Set the mat aside so you can reinstall it for scanning re f le c ti ve d oc u m en ts l at e r . Note: Y ou can’t sc a n film or s lides u nless th e white do cument ma t is remov ed from the scanne r[...]

  • Page 101

    Scanning Film or Slides to a Me mory Card 101 Placing 35 mm Film Strips on the Film Hol der 1. Remove the cover fo r the film stri p holder . 2. S lide y our fi lm strip int o the h older with t he dul ler (emulsion) side fac ing up. The t op of t he images should be facing the outside ed ge of the film ho lder and the images sho uld be reversed. 3[...]

  • Page 102

    102 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Placing 35 mm Slides on t he Film Holder 1. P osition the film holder so that the 35 m m slide se ction faces the center of the scann er gla ss. The po sitio nin g posts fit in t wo sma ll hol es n ear th e sca nner lid, as sho wn. 2. Places slides in the film ho lder as sh own, with the duller (emuls i[...]

  • Page 103

    Scanning Film or Slides to a Me mory Card 103 6. U se the u , d , l , and r buttons to select the following options: ■ Scan a rea : Auto cropping (if th e edges o f the photo are li ght in colo r , selec t Max area ) ■ Document type : Text or Gr aphics ■ Resolu tion : Nor mal , Fine , or Photo 7. P ress the x Color button. The photo is scanne[...]

  • Page 104

    104 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Zoomin g and Croppin g Your Photos Y ou can print a cl ose-up, cropped ver sion of photo s that you are printing from a mem or y ca rd, o r fr om fi lm or s l ide s. Make su re y our m emo r y ca rd i s in se rt ed (se e page 80) or your fil m or slides are l oaded in the film holder and placed on the s[...]

  • Page 105

    Zooming and Cropping Your Photo s 105 6. U se the u and d buttons to highlight Layout , then use the l and r buttons to select one of the following: BorderF ree : on e photo per sheet, borderless; fits the photo le ngthwise on the paper . With Border : o ne photo per sheet, wi th borders around the edges. Upper 1/ 2 : one pho to on the top hal f of[...]

  • Page 106

    106 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r 16. I f you want to pr int mult ipl e copies of your ph oto, pres s the u and d buttons to choose a number to print (1 to 99). 17. P ress t he x Color bu tt on or x B&W but ton . Y o ur p rin t jo b be gin s pr inti ng . Note: T o cancel a print jo b while printing , press the y Stop button. Using Y[...]

  • Page 107

    Using Your Stylus Photo RX600 as a Card Reader 107 4 . W he n yo u’ re d on e c o p y i n g ph ot o s , re m o ve t h e c a rd as de s c r i be d o n p a g e 1 1 0 . Caution: If you acces s the card from you r comput er and delete files from the c ard, add file s to the card, or format the card, the card may not work co rrectly with y o ur camera[...]

  • Page 108

    108 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Y ou can go back and change settings at any time by opening PhotoS tarter . Click Start > Programs or All Programs > EPSON PhotoStar ter > EPSON PhotoSt arter3.2 . Op en the Settings menu and ch oose Change Settings . Macintosh 1. Open the Applications folder on y o ur har d drive , then double[...]

  • Page 109

    Using Your Stylus Photo RX600 as a Card Reader 109 4. Open the EPSON C ardMonitor folder , then click the EPSON CardMonitor icon. 5. Click the Open button. 6. Close th e Image Capture utility . 7. CardMonitor now opens automat ically whene ver you insert a card. F oll ow the instruc tions on t he screen to c opy im ages to your comp uter when you i[...]

  • Page 110

    110 Printing and Scanning Without a Compute r Removing a Memory Card Once you ’ re fi nish ed c opying photo s fr om your memor y card, fo llow the steps below to prepare your comp uter to remove i t. Be su re to r emove any car ds before unplugging the USB cabl e from your pr inter . Caution: Do not eje c t a card w hile the m emory ca rd light [...]

  • Page 111

    111 Printing From Other Devices Y our Epson Stylus Photo RX600 ca n print phot os sto red: ■ On a P ictB r idge-e nabled dig ital camera (see p age 112) ■ On a data storage device, s uch as a CD-R OM o r an Iomega ® Zip ® drive (see p age 113) ■ On a Bluetooth-enabled device (requires an o ptional Bluetooth Photo P rint adapter , see page 1[...]

  • Page 112

    112 Printing From Other Devices Printing Fr om a D igital Camera PictB ridge and USB Direct P rint allow you to pr int your photo s when connecting your camera directly to the S tylus Photo RX600. 1. Remo ve any me mory cards from the S tylus Photo RX600. (If you leave a card in the printer , photo s will be read from the memor y card in the Stylus[...]

  • Page 113

    Printing From a CD Drive or Zip Disk 113 Printi ng Fr om a CD Dri ve or Zip Di sk If you have one of the following devi ces, you can p rint from it to yo ur S tylus Photo RX6 00 using a USB cable : ■ USB CD/DVD burners and driv es (see h ttp://support.epson.com for a list of compatible drives ); USB 2.0 (high-sp eed) dri ves are recommended ■ 1[...]

  • Page 114

    114 Printing From Other Devices 2. T ur n on the Stylus Photo RX 600 and your storag e devic e. After a m oment, the Stylus Photo RX60 0 reads and c ounts the nu mber of photos on your device. When it ’ s do ne, your images ar e available fo r printing. See “P rinting F rom a Memory Card” on page 82 for printing instructions. Note: If you’v[...]

  • Page 115

    Saving Photos to a CD or Zip Disk 115 3. Connect a US B cable from your drive to the EXT. I/ F USB po rt on t he fr ont of the Stylus Photo R X600. 4. P ress the Memory Car d bu tton. 5. P ress the d button to choo se Backup . 6. P ress OK . Wh en y ou se e th e “B egin ning B ackup ” messag e, pr ess OK again to start the backup procedure. Y o[...]

  • Page 116

    116 Printing From Other Devices Using a Blue tooth Device T o send an d print ph otos wi reless ly from Blueto oth -enabled d evice s, suc h as digital still cameras, PDAs, mobil e phones, and computers, you can use the optional Bluetooth Photo P rint adapter , available fr om Epson. The Bl uetooth Photo P rint adapter (C12 C824142) is av ailable f[...]

  • Page 117

    Using a Bluetoo th Device 117 Connect ing the Bluetoo th Pho to Print Ad apte r Make sur e the S t ylus Photo RX 600 is not currently printing. Plug the Blu e tooth Photo P rint adapter into the EXT. I/F USB por t on the front of the S tylus Photo RX600, then fold the front sectio n up or down. Caution: Do not con nect the Blueto oth Photo Print ad[...]

  • Page 118

    118 Printing From Other Devices Printi ng With Blue tooth When you print using Bluetooth, you nee d to select print s ettings in the Stylus Photo RX600’ s Setup menu, then send a photo to the printer from your Bluetoot h-en abled devi ce. Be low is a b asic d escr iptio n of h ow to prin t using the Blueto oth Photo P rint adapter and your S tylu[...]

  • Page 119

    Using a Bluetoo th Device 119 Choosing Blu etooth S ettings If necessar y , use the Setup menu to ch oose settings f or Bluetooth wireless communication. Y ou may need to enter a passkey fo r your printer , or turn on encr yption, dependi ng on the set tings for the Bluetoot h-enabled device from which y ou want to print. 1. P ress the Setup bu tto[...]

  • Page 120

    120 Printing From Other Devices BT Encr ypt ion On/Off (Default = Off) Select On to encrypt communication. Encryption requires that a four-digit Passkey be entered into a device before it can communicate with and print from the printer. BT Pa sskey Setting Any four-digit number (Default = 0000) Bluetooth PIN The Passkey Setting allows you to set th[...]

  • Page 121

    121 Maintenance If y ou notice a decline in p rint quality , follow the instructions i n this chapter t o check and c lean the print h ead. Y ou ’ll al so find instruc tions on ch ecking ink levels and replacing ink c artridges, aligning the print head, and transporti ng your S ty lus Photo RX600. See these sectio ns: ■ “Cleaning the P rint H[...]

  • Page 122

    122 Mainte nance 3. P ress the u and d buttons to se lect Head clean ing . 4. P ress the OK button, then press OK to start c leaning th e print head. Cleaning takes about 30 seconds, during w hich the message Head Cl eaning appears on the LCD screen. Caution: Never turn off the Sty lus Photo RX600 while the message Head Clea ning appears on the LCD[...]

  • Page 123

    Replacing Ink Cartri dges 123 If you don ’ t see any i mprovement after cle aning three or four times , check the solutions be ginning on page 131. Y ou can also turn the S tylus Photo RX600 o f f and wait ov ernight— this allo ws any dried ink t o softe n—and then t ry cleaning the print head again. Caution: When you don’t turn on y o ur S[...]

  • Page 124

    124 Mainte nance Purcha sing Ink Ca rtridges U s e these Epson ink ca rtridges within si x mo nths of installing them and befor e the expiration d ate: Caution: T o ensure g ood resul ts, use ge nuine Epson ink c a rtridges and do no t refill them . Other produ cts may cause d amage to your Stylus Photo RX600 not covere d by Epso n’ s warranty . [...]

  • Page 125

    Replacing Ink Cartri dges 125 Removing an d Insta l ling Ink Cartridges Be sur e you have a new ink cartri dge befor e you begin. Onc e you start replac ing a car tridge, you mu st comp lete al l the step s in one ses sion . 1. If an i nk car tridg e is em pty: Look at t he LCD screen to see wh ich cart ridge is emp ty , then press the OK button. I[...]

  • Page 126

    126 Mainte nance 4. Identify the cartr idge you need to replac e. P ress in the tab at the back of the cartri dge to release it, th en lift the cartridge st raight o ut. Dispose of it carefu lly . Note: The ill ustration a bove show s the b lack cartri dge being removed. O nly rem ove the cartridg e(s) you n eed to repl ace. 5. U nwrap t he new car[...]

  • Page 127

    Replacing Ink Cartri dges 127 7. Close th e cart ridge cover , then lower the scanner unit. Caution: If you fi nd it di fficult to c lose the cover , make sure a ll the ca rtridges are firmly seated. Press down on each new ly insta lled ca rtridge until you hear it cl ick into place. Do n o t attempt to forc e the cov er closed. The S tylus Photo R[...]

  • Page 128

    128 Mainte nance Aligning the Print Head If your printouts look grainy or vertical lines appear jagged, you may need to align the print head. Note: Y ou can run a pri nt head alignment u sing the printer s oftware. Cl ick the ? or Help button on your printer setti ngs window for ins tructions on run ning a pri nt head a lignment. 1. Make sure the S[...]

  • Page 129

    Transporting the Styl us Photo RX600 129 8. When y ou ’ re fi n ished y o u see a Head alignment comp leted me ssage on the L CD scr een. P res s OK to return to the Setup Menu. Transpo rting th e Stylus Photo RX6 00 If y ou move your S tylus Photo RX600 s o me distance, yo u ne ed to pre pare i t for transporta tion in it s original bo x or one [...]

  • Page 130

    130 Mainte nance 5. U np lug the cor d fr om the TPU connector . 6. Remove any paper from the sh eet feeder and outp ut tray , then remove the paper su pport. 7. Close th e output tray . 8. Lift up the sc anner unit. 9. Remo ve the orange print head lock from its storage area and install it as shown to prevent the prin t head from moving during tra[...]

  • Page 131

    131 Solving Problems If you have a problem with your Stylus Photo RX600, chec k the messages on the LCD scr een, run a nozzle c heck (se e page 134), or see “P robl ems and S o lutions ” on page 1 34. See these sectio ns: ■ “Checking the LC D Screen ” below ■ “P rinting a No zzle Check ” on page 134 ■ “P roblems and Solutions ?[...]

  • Page 132

    132 Solving Problems Service req u ired. Parts i n side your printer a re at the end of their service l ife. See you r printer’ s docume ntation for details . Contac t yo ur dea ler . The f ile size is too large to print. The file is too large to b e printe d via Bluetooth. Check and adj ust the file. The f ile is too complex to prin t. The fi le[...]

  • Page 133

    Checkin g the LC D Screen 133 No mem ory card or d i sk. An externa l devic e is not c onnected or storage media has not b een loaded. Confirm tha t the memo ry card or storage media has bee n loaded corr ectly . If it is load ed co rre ctly , the re may be a prob lem with y our memory card or storag e media. Check the media and t ry agai n. No mem[...]

  • Page 134

    134 Solving Problems Printing a Nozzle Check Y ou c an print a nozzle chec k to determine whe ther a problem comes from th e S ty lus Photo RX600 or some ot her source. 1. Make sure letter- size or lar ger paper is load ed in the she et feed er . 2. P ress the Setup bu tton on the c ontrol panel to enter setup mode. 3. P ress the d button to select[...]

  • Page 135

    Problems and Solution s 135 You cancelled sof tware installation or connected the St ylus Photo RX600 befo re ins tal ling the sof tware . Y our Ep son so ftware may be i ncorrec tly inst alled . See “Uninstal ling Y ou r Sof t wa re” o n p a g e 1 45 . Mak e su re yo u c a re fu l ly f ol l ow t h e s te p s on yo ur St a r t He re shee t when[...]

  • Page 136

    136 Solving Problems It soun ds li ke the Stylu s Pho to RX60 0 is p rintin g, bu t nothin g prin ts. ■ The print head noz zles may need clea n ing ; see page 1 21 for ins tru ctio ns. ■ The Stylus Photo RX600 won ’ t operate proper ly if it’ s til ted. Place it on a flat, stable surface. Printing or copying is too slow . Make sure your sys[...]

  • Page 137

    Problems and Solution s 137 ■ Make sure you select the correct Copy settings fo r the type of docu ment you are trying to co py . See “Copying Without a Com puter” on page 21 or “Copying With a Computer ” on p age 29. ■ If you use the buttons on the control panel to select Auto Fit Page to copy a document w i th whit e or v ery light ed[...]

  • Page 138

    138 Solving Problems The Stylus Photo RX60 0 scanning software doe sn’t work prope rly. ■ Make sure your system meets the requirements l isted on page 151. ■ Check if your computer has enough memory for your software. If yo u ’ re running other softwar e at the same time, the computer may not have enough memo r y . T r y clos ing a ny open [...]

  • Page 139

    Problems and Solution s 139 ■ If pa pe r ja ms freq ue ntl y , m ak e s ure t he l eft edg e g ui de isn ’ t pu she d t oo tigh tl y against the paper . Also, try loading fewer sheets of paper . The stack should never be above the arrow on the inside o f the left edge guid e. Some paper types require that y ou load sheets individuall y , or you[...]

  • Page 140

    140 Solving Problems ■ Select a higher print q uality and turn off High Speed mode; see “Customizing Windows Print Setting s ” on pa ge 39 or “Customiz ing Macintosh P rint Settings ” on page 49. ■ Make sure the printable side of the p aper is fac e up. ■ The ink ca rtrid ges may n eed r eplaci ng; s ee page 1 23. ■ T r y using Auto[...]

  • Page 141

    Problems and Solution s 141 Your printout is faint or has gaps . ■ Clean the print head; see p age 121 for i nstructions. ■ The ink ca rtridg es may b e old or l ow on ink; see “Replacing Ink Car tridges” on page 1 23. ■ Select the correct T ype ( Windows) or Media T ype (Macinto sh) setting for your paper; see “Selecting Y our P aper T[...]

  • Page 142

    142 Solving Problems ■ The ink ca rtridg es may b e old or l ow on ink; see “Replacing Ink Car tridges” on page 1 23. ■ T ry turning off P hotoEnhance i n your printer software. Als o chec k if yo u ’ re using a special effect that alters image colo rs, like Se pia. ■ T r y using Automatic mode (Macintosh); see page 43. ■ T ry c hangi[...]

  • Page 143

    Problems and Solution s 143 Scan Q uality Proble ms Your scanned image is blurry or distorted. ■ Make sur e the document is placed flat against the scann er gl as s. If on ly par t of the im age is bl urred, y our document may be wrinkled or warped. ■ T ry scanning at a higher resolution, and make sur e the correct Image T ype , Exposure, and G[...]

  • Page 144

    144 Solving Problems Only part of the image is scan ned. ■ The document table has non-readabl e areas at the edges . Make sur e your doc ument isn ’ t flush against th e edge s of the scann er . See page 5 9. ■ If you ’ re using Full Auto M od e, try using Home Mode or Professional Mode. See “S canning F rom a Pr ogram ” on page 61. The[...]

  • Page 145

    Uninstalling Your Software 145 A dott ed line a ppears in th e image. ■ If this happens on b oth your screen and pri ntout, clean the sc anner glass wi th a soft, dr y , lint- free cloth (paper towels are not recommended). If the glass i s still not clean, us e a small amount of glass cl eaner on a soft cloth. Make sur e you wip e off any r emain[...]

  • Page 146

    146 Solving Problems Windows 1. Make sure y our Ep son S tylus Photo RX600 i s plugged in and connected to you r c omp ut er . 2. Win d ows XP : Click Start > Con tr ol Panel . Other W indows syste ms: Click Star t > Settings > Contr ol Panel . 3. Click Add or Remov e Programs (Win dows XP) o r dou ble-cl ick Add/Remove Programs . 4. S ele[...]

  • Page 147

    Uninstalling Your Software 147 Macintosh OS X 1. Ins e rt the St ylus P hoto RX600 CD- ROM in y o ur CD-R OM or D VD drive. Then double -click the EPSO N CD-R OM ico n. 2. Scroll d own to the EPS ON OS X folder . Dou ble-click the folder to open i t. 3. Dou ble-click the Drivers folder . (Y ou may have to scroll to see this folder .) 4. Dou ble-cli[...]

  • Page 148

    148 Solving Problems Macintosh OS 9 1. Ins e rt the St ylus P hoto RX600 CD- ROM in y o ur CD-R OM or D VD drive. 2. Dou ble-click the Drivers folder in the Ep son wi ndow that opens. (Y ou may have to scroll do w n to see it.) 3. Dou ble-click the PhotoStarter fo lder , then d ouble-cli ck the installer ico n. 4. When you see the l icense agreemen[...]

  • Page 149

    Wher e To G et Hel p 149 Where To Get Help If you need help with your St ylus Photo RX600 or E pson Scan software, see “Epson S upport” belo w . If you ne ed help with any other inc luded softwa re, see p age 150. Epson Sup port Ep son pro vides techni cal assist ance 24 hours a day t hrough th e electr onic sup port services and au tomated tel[...]

  • Page 150

    150 Solving Problems Y ou can purchase ink cartrid ges, paper , manuals, and ac cessor ies from the Epso n S tore at (800) 873-776 6, or visit www .epsonstore.com (U.S. s ales only). In Canada, p lease cal l (800) 463-7766 for de aler re ferral. Other So ftwa re Techn ical Suppo rt Software Telephone O nline a nd E-mail Epson Smart Pane l (510) 445[...]

  • Page 151

    151 Requirements and Notices Windows System Requirements T o use y our Stylus Ph oto R X600 and its soft ware, your sy stem s houl d ha ve: ■ Mic rosof t Wind ows c ompatible PC with P entium ® 300 MHz or faster proc essor ■ Mic rosof t Windo ws 98SE, Windows M e, Window s 2000, or Wind ows XP ■ 256MB RAM (5 12MB or mor e of RAM r ecommende [...]

  • Page 152

    152 Requirements a nd Notices Import ant Safety In struct ions Before usi ng your Stylus Photo R X60 0, read and fol low these sa fety in str uctio ns: ■ Be sure to follo w all warnings and instructions marked on the S tylus Photo RX600. ■ U se only the type of po wer source indicated on the S tylus Photo RX600 label. ■ Connect all eq uipment[...]

  • Page 153

    Important Sa fety Instr uctions 153 ■ Always turn the Stylu s Photo RX600 off using the P On button. Don ’ t turn off the po wer using a switch on a po wer strip or unplug the S ty lus Photo RX600 until the P On light is off and the message Turning off dis appea rs fr om the L CD panel. ■ Do not blo ck or c over openin gs in th e Stylus Pho t[...]

  • Page 154

    154 Requirements a nd Notices ■ Be careful when you handl e used ink car tridges; there may b e ink remaining around the in k su pply por t. If ink g ets on your skin, wa sh it o ff w ith so ap and water . If it g ets in your eyes, flu sh them immediately with water . ■ Do not put your hand inside the Stylus Photo RX600 or touch the car tridge [...]

  • Page 155

    FCC Co mplian ce Stat ement 155 FCC Compliance Statement For Unit ed State s Users This equipme nt has been tes ted and found to comply wi th the limits f or a Class B digital devi ce, p ursu ant to Part 15 o f the FCC Rules. Thes e limit s are des igne d to provide r e asonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.[...]

  • Page 156

    156 Requirements a nd Notices Declaration of Conformity Acco rding to 47CFR, P art 2 and 15 f or: Class B P erso nal Computer s and P eripherals; and/or CPU Boar ds and P ower S up plies used with Clas s B P ersonal Compu te rs: W e: EPSON AMERICA, INC. Loca ted at: MS 3- 13 3840 Kilr oy Airport W ay Long Beach, C A 90806 T elephone: (562 ) 290-525[...]

  • Page 157

    Epson America, Inc. Limited Warranty 157 Epson Am erica, In c. L imited Warrant y What Is C overed : Epson Amer ica, Inc. (“ Epson ” ) warra nts to the orig inal retai l purchaser t hat the EPSO N pro duct covered by this limited warranty s tatement, if purchased ne w and used in the U nited States or Canada , conforms to th e manu factu rer’[...]

  • Page 158

    158 Requirements a nd Notices does no t c over an y c olor ch an ge o r f adin g o f p rin ts o r re imbu rs emen t of m ate rial s or ser vices required for repr inting. Thi s warranty does not cover d amage to the EPSON product cau sed by par ts or supplies not manuf actured, di stributed or certified by E pson. This warranty does not cover ribbo[...]

  • Page 159

    Index 159 Index Numerics 35 mm film , 93, 101 35 mm slides, 94, 1 02 A Accessories, 116 Advanced p rint sett ings, 39 Aligni ng print head, 128 to 129 Auto det ect, 65 B Backwards im age, 142 Bandin g, 18 , 139 to 1 40 Blank pages, 137 Bluetoo th comm unicat ion mod es, 11 9 connecti ng adapt er, 117 disc onne ctin g adap ter , 11 7 error messages,[...]

  • Page 160

    160 Index Correcting colo r, 143 Crop pri nt, 104 to 106 Croppi ng, a uto mati c, 86 Custom izing pr int se tting s Macint osh, 49 to 50 Windows, 39 Cut of f pr ints, 1 36 D Dark image, 143 Dark LCD, 145 Darkening copies, 28, 32 Date, 86 Declarat ion of Confor mity, 15 6 Default sett ings printer softw are in Windo ws, 3 8 RX600, 2 8, 88 Densit y, [...]

  • Page 161

    Index 161 Index shee t for pr intin g, 88 to 90 Ink ca rtri dges empty, 125 low, 125 orderin g, 1 50 part n umbers, 124 purchasing, 124 replac ing, 123 to 1 27 safety instructions, 124, 153 to 154 Ink levels, 123 Ink noz zle check, 122, 134 Instal ling ink cartri dges, 125 to 127 Inverted image, 142 J Jamm ed paper , 138 to 139 JPEG files, printin [...]

  • Page 162

    162 Index P Pape r copy sett ings, 24 to 25 Epso n, 1 9 for bord erless pri n ting, 41, 51 load ing, 15 to 19 orderin g, 1 50 settings, 19, 55 sizes, 25 special t y pes, 19, 24 t o 25 Paper j ams, 138 to 139 Paper Ty pe settin g , 85, 87 , 90, 95, 104 Phot o inform atio n, 86 Phot o paper , 19 Photo RPM , 39 , 49 , 50 Phot o shari ng site, 59 Phot [...]

  • Page 163

    Index 163 S Safety instr uctions , 124, 152 to 154 Saturat i on, 34, 86 Savi ng copy settings, 28 print settings, 87 Saving files from memory cards, 114 to 115 Saving phot os on computer, 106 to 110 Scan area, 6 5 Scan mod e, 76, 78 Scan to Email, 78 Scan to P C, 7 6 Scanner lid, 22, 60, 62, 67 Scanni ng adju stin g im age size, 66 film a nd sli de[...]

  • Page 164

    164 Index Windows advanced print settings, 39 bord erle ss pr inti ng, 4 1 to 4 2 CardMoni tor, 107 contro lling prin ting, 3 8 custom izing print s ettings, 39 defaul t setti ngs, 38 ejecting memory ca rds, 110 page la yout sett ings, 40 Phot oStarte r, 107 print ing, 36 to 42 system requirem ents, 151 Wireless pri nting, see Bluetooth Wrin kl ed [...]