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Epson 2000 Manual

129 pages891.95 Kb

4Important Safety Instructions
5Importantes instructions de s&wit6
6Introduction
- 7VGA Drivers
- 8Energy Savings
- Optional Equipment
  - Memory
  - Video Memory
  - Drives
  - Math Coprocessor
- 9How to Use This Manual
- 10Where to Get Help
  - 11CompuServe On-lineSupport
12Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Setting Up Your-System
- 13Using Your Computer
- Installing and Removing Options
- Installing and Removing Drives
- 14Troubleshooting
- Appendix A Specifications
- 15Index
- EPSON U.S. and International Marketing Locations
16Setting Up Your System
- 17Setting the Voltage Selector Switch
  - Caution
  - 18Connecting System Components
- 19Connecting a Keyboard and Mouse
- 20Connecting a Monitor
  - 21Connecting a Printer or Other Device
- 22Connecting the Power Cord
- 23Enter
- 24Turning Off the Computer
- Running the SETUP Program
- 25Starting the SETUP Program
- 27Displaying System Information
- Setting the Date and Time
- Setting the Diskette Drive(s)
- 28Setting the Hard Disk Drive(s)
  - Using the auto-sensingfeature
  - Defining your own drive type
- 29Checking System Memory
- Setting the Video Display Type
- 30Setting Keyboard Options
- 31Setting the Processor Speed
- Cyrix Cache Option
- Setting Chip Set Feature Control Options
  - Relocating memory
  - Shadow RAM options
  - 32Additional options
  - Printer port control
  - Using the Green PC Features
- 34Exiting SETUP
- 35Enter:
36Using Your Computer
42Installing and Removing Options
62Installing and Removing Drives
84Troubleshooting
- 85Serial number:
- System BIOS version:
- System
- configuration:
- MS-DOSversion:
- Software versions:
- CONFIG.SYS:
- AUTOEXEC.BAT:
- 86The Computer Will Not Start
  - The power light is on, but the computer does not start
  - The computer does not start and the powerlight is not lit
  - The power cord is securely connected, but the computer still does not start
- 87The Computer Does Not Respond
  - The computer locks up
  - You reset the computer, but it still does not respond
- Keyboard Problems
  - Nothing happens when you type on the keyboard
  - The cursor keys on the numeric keypad do not work properly
- 88Mouse Problems
  - Yourmouse isn’t working properly or you see an auxiliary device error message
- 89Monitor Problems
  - There is no display on the screen
  - The power light is on, but you still do not see anything on the screen
  - The powerswitch is on but the powerlight is not on
- 90Diskette Problems
  - You see a diskette error message
  - The diskette is the tight type, but you still see an error
  - Something is wrong with the data in the files
- 91Diskette Drive Problems
  - A newly installed diskette drive is not working properly
  - You see a diskette drive error when you start your computer
  - The diskette drive is making loud or unusual noises
- Hard Disk Drive Problems
  - A newly installed hard disk drive is not working properly
  - 92You see a hard disk drive error when you start your system
  - You ate unable to store data on the hard disk drive
- 93Software Problems
  - The application program does not start
  - The application program is having trouble reading a key disk
- 94Printer or Scanner Problems
  - The printer or scanner does not work at all
  - The printer prints garbled information
- 95Option Card Problems
  - A newly installed option card is not working correctly
  - An external device connected to the option card is not working correctly
- 96Memory Module Problems
  - The memory count displayed by the power-ondiagnostics program is incorrect
- Controller Problems
- 97Internal Battery Problems
98Specifications
- Video RAM
- Shadow RAM
- relocation
- Cache
- Math
- coprocessor
- Clock
- calendar
- 99Controllers
  - Video
  - Diskette
  - Hard disk
- 100Interfaces
  - Monitor
  - Parallel
  - Serial
  - Keyboard
  - Mouse
  - Optional
  - game port
  - Option dots
  - Speaker
- 101Mass Storage
  - Diskette drives
  - Hard disk drives
  - Otherdevices
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- 102Type
- 103Environmental Requirements
- Tested Operating Environments
- 104Video Memory and Supported Resolutions
- Options Available from EPSON
- 105Hard Disk Drive Types
  - 107Drive Option lnformation
- 108DMA Assignments
  - 110System Memory Map
- 111System l/O Address Map
114Index
122Glossary
- 123CPU
- Driver
- IDE
- ISA
- Jumper
- Local bus
- Math coprocessor
- 124Memory module
- Microprocessor
- Numeric coprocessor
- Power-ondiagnostics
- Real-timeclock
- 125RS-232C
- SIMM
- VGA/SVGA
- Write-protect
- 126Epson America (USA)
- Epson America (International)
- 127EPSON Worldwide Subsidiaries
- 128Distributors

231 pages3.15 Mb

Reference Guide
- Reference Guide
  - R4C428_V2 Rev_C
  - 2Where to Find Information
    - 3Rev_C
      - All in One Product
  - 5Contents
    - 6iv
    - vi
    - 8R4C428_V2
      - 10viii
    - Chapter 1
  - 11EPSON Stylus Scan Parts and Functions
    - 1-2
    - 12Stylus Scan Parts and Control Panel Functions
      - 13EPSON Stylus Scan Parts and Functions 1-3
      - 1-4
      - Control Panel
        Buttons
  - 14P
    - EPSON Stylus Scan Parts and Functions 1-5
      - A5 size PARTS.FM
  - 15E
    - R
    - y
    - x
      - 1-6
        A5 size PARTS.FM
      - Lights
      - 16P
      - S
        E
      - B
      - A
        EPSON Stylus Scan Parts and Functions 1-7
      - 17j
        19Chapter 2 Safety Instructions
        2-2
        20Declaration of Conformity
        21Important Safety Instructions
        2-4
        22 A Few Precautions
        When using the Stylus Scan
        23When handling the ink cartridges
        When choosing a place for the Stylus Scan
        2-6
        E NERGY S
- 24w
  - S
- c
  - Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
  - Chapter 3
  - 25Loading the Paper
    - 3-2
    - 26Loading Paper
    - Loading Plain Paper
    - 27Loading Special Paper and Other Media
      - 3-4
    - 28R4C428_V2
      - Loading the Paper 3-5
        A5 size PAPER.FM
      - 29The loading capacity for EPSON special media is explaine d below.
      - 303-6
      - About special media cleaning sheets
      - 31Loading Envelopes
        3-8
      - 32Using EPSON Photo Paper
        Loading Photo Paper
        33Removing the perforated margins
        343-10
        Loading the Paper 3-11
        354 x 6 inch
        3-12
        200 x 300 mm
        36Storing EPSON Photo Paper
    - Chapter 4
  - 37Using the Printer Software for Windows
    - 4-2
    - 38Printer Software Introduction
      - Getting more information
      - Accessing the printer software
        From Windows applications
        From the Windows Start menu
    - 39Making Changes to Printer Driver Settings
      - 4-4
      - 40Making the Media Type setting
        Using the Printer Software for Windows 4-5
        41Plain Paper 360 dpi Ink Jet Paper
        Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper
        4-6
    - 42R4C428_V2
      - Photo Paper
      - Photo Quality Glossy Film
      - Ink Jet Transparencies Matte Paper-Heavyweight
      - 43Using the Automatic setting
        4-8
      - 44Using the Photo Enhance mode
      - Using the Custom mode
      - 45Using the Advanced settings
        464-10
        Making Advanced settings
        47Saving and deleting your settings
        4-12
        Using your saved settings
      - 48Previewing your printout
        49Using the Printer Software for Windows 4-13
        4-14
      - 50Modifying the printout style
        Using the Printer Software for Windows 4-15
        51Using the Paper menu settings
        You can make the following settings on the Paper menu.
        4-16
        52Fitting your document to the paper size
        You can select from the following settings:
        Using the Printer Software for Windows 4-17
        53Printing two or four pages on one sheet
        To print more than one page on the piece of paper, you should make the following settings:
        4-18
        54Printing posters
        Printing a watermark on your document
        4-20
      - 56Using the Printer Utilities
        4-22
        58Status Monitor 3
        Nozzle Check
        Head Cleaning
        Print Head Alignment
        59Printer and Option Information
        4-24
        60Speed & Progress
        High Speed Copies
        Show Progress Meter
        Using the Printer Software for Windows 4-25
        61Monitoring Preferences
        You can make the following settings:
        4-26
      - 62Getting Information Through Online Help
        Accessing help from your application
        Accessing help from the Start menu
      - Increasing the Print Speed
        63General tips
        644-28
        The table below shows the factors related to print speed only.
        65Using the High Speed Copies feature
    - Chapter 5
  - 67Checking Printer Status and Managing Print Jobs for Windows
    - 5-2
    - 68Using the Progress Meter
      - EPSON Printing Tips
      - Error messages
    - 69Using the EPSON Spool Manager
      - 5-4
    - 70Using EPSON Status Monitor 3
      - Accessing EPSON Status Monitor 3
      - 71Viewing information in EPSON Status Monitor 3
  - 73Chapter 6 Using the Printer Software for Macintosh
    - 6-2
    - 74Printer Software Introduction
    - Making Changes to Printer Driver Settings
      - 6-4
      - 76Making the Media Type setting
        Using the Printer Software for Macintosh 6-5
        77Plain Paper 360 dpi Ink Jet Paper
        Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper
        786-6
        Photo Paper
        Photo Quality Glossy Film
        Ink Jet Transparencies Matte Paper-Heavyweight
      - 79Using the Automatic mode
      - Using the Photo Enhance mode
        6-8
      - 80Using the Custom settings
      - 81Using the Advanced settings
        Making the Advanced settings
        826-10
        83Saving and deleting your settings
        Using your saved settings
        6-12
      - 84Changing the page setup
        You can make the following settings in the Pa ge Setup dialog box.
      - 85Defining a custom paper size
        6-14
    - 86Modifying the Page Layout
      - 87Fitting your document to the paper size
      - Printing two or four pages on one sheet
        6-16
      - 88Printing posters
      - 89Printing a watermark on your document
        906-18
    - 91Setting the Print Time
      - 6-20
    - 92Previewing your Printout
      - Using the Printer Software for Macintosh 6-21
      - 93The Preview dialog box contains six icon buttons you can use to perform the following functions.
      - 6-22
    - 94Saving Print Data in Files
    - 95Using the Printer Utilities for Macintosh
      - 6-24
      - 96EPSON StatusMonitor
      - Nozzle Check
      - Head Cleaning
      - Print Head Alignment
      - 97Configuration
    - Chapter 7
  - 99Checking Printer Status and Managing the Print Jobs for Macintosh
    - 7-2
    - 100Using the EPSON StatusMonitor
      - Accessing EPSON StatusMonitor
      - 101Making Configuration settings
        1027-4
        A5 size STATM.FM
        3. Click the Configuration button. The Configuration Settings dialog box appears.
        This dialog box allow you to make the following settin gs.
    - 103Using EPSON Monitor3
      - Accessing EPSON Monitor3
        7-6
      - 104Managing print jobs with EPSON Monitor3
      - 105Changing the priority of print jobs
        1067-8
  - 107Chapter 8 Scanning
    - 8-2
    - 108Loading the Document
      - Loading normal media
      - 109Loading thin or fragile media
        1108-4
    - 111Scanning Basics
      - Using EPSON SMART PANEL
        1128-6
        Photo Print (Windows) / PrintFun (Macintosh)
        113FAX
        8-10
        Scan for Creativity
      - 116Scanning from software applications using EPSON TWAIN
        Accessing EPSON TWAIN
        117Using EPSON TWAIN
        1188-12
        Making EPSON TWAIN settings
        Quality
        Resolution
        Document Size
        119OCR/Line Art menu settings
        Photo menu settings
  - 121Chapter 9 Copying
    - 9-2
    - 122Loading the Paper
    - 123Using the EPSON SMART PANEL Copy Utility
      - Accessing the Copy utility
        9-4
      - 124Making copy settings in the Copy utility
        125Making paper and document settings
        Media Type
        Paper Size
        Document Type
        1269-6
        Making other basic settings
        Reduce/Enlarge
        Quality
        B&W/Color
        Copies
    - 127Using Stylus Scans Control Panel
      - Making the magnification setting
        9-8
      - 128Making the copy mode setting
      - 129Adjusting the paper size
        Checking by printing a page
        9-10
        Checking by using the lights on the control panel
        Changing the paper size for copying
      - 130Copying using the control panel
    - Chapter 10
  - 131Replacing Ink Cartridges
    - 10-2
    - 132Replacing Empty Ink Cartridges
      - Using the control panel
      - o A
      - f A
      - o B
      - f B
        133Replacing a color ink cartridge
- 134w
  - 10-4
  - 10-6
  - 136R
    - Replacing a black ink cartridge
- 138w
  - 10-8
  - 10-10
  - 140R
    - Using Status Monitor 3
    - 141Replacing an Old or Damaged Ink Cartridge
      - 10-12
      - 142E
        10-14
      - 144E
        14610-16
    - Chapter 11
  - 147Maintenance
    - 11-2
    - 148Checking the Print Head Nozzles
      - Using the Nozzle Check utility
      - 149Using the control panel buttons
      - E
        15011-4
    - 151Cleaning the Print Head
      - Using the Head Cleaning utility
        15211-6
        15411-8
      - 155Using the control panel buttons
        11-10
    - 156R
      - Aligning the Print Head
      - 157Calibrating Your Screen
      - 158r
        11-12
        159Cleaning the EPSON Stylus Scan
        11-14
        160Transporting the EPSON Stylus Scan
  - 163Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
    - 12-2
    - 164Diagnosing the Problem
      - Error indicators
      - n A
      - n B
      - f S
      - o S
      - E
        Troubleshooting 12-3
        A5 size TRBLE.FM
      - 165o j
      - o A
      - o B
      - f S
      - f P
      - o A
      - f A
      - o B
      - f B
        
        12-4
      - 166Status Monitor 3
      - Running a printer operation check
      - 167E
        12-6
    - 168Printing and Copying Problems
      - 169Print and copy quality could be better
        Horizontal banding
        Vertical misalignment or banding
        17012-8
        Incorrect or missing colors
        Color gaps
        171Blurry or smeared printout
        12-10
      - 172The Stylus Scan does not print or copy
      - E
        All lights are off
        173Lights came on and then went out
        Only the operate light is on
        12-12
        Paper out lights are flashing or on
        One of the ink out lights is flashing or on
        All lights are flashing
      - 174Paper does not feed correctly
        175Paper doesnt feed
        Multiple pages feed
        12-14
        The paper jams
      - 176E
        Paper is not ejected fully or is wrinkled
      - Printout is not what you expected
        177Characters are incorrect or garbled
        Margins are incorrect
        17812-16
        Image is inverted
        Blank pages print
        Printing is too slow
    - 179Scanning Problems
      - Scanner does not work properly
        12-18
        Scanning does not begin
        Nothing happens when I try to scan
        The scanned image is blank
      - 180Something is missing or incorrect in the scanned image
        Text is missing or is incorrectly recognized by OCR
        181Dotted lines (no text) appear on scanned document
        The image is getting cropped incorrectly
        The image is crooked
        A corner of the image is missing
        12-20
      - 182Scanned quality is poor
        Scanned images look faded when printed
        Scanned or copied photographs are too dark or have no detail
        Vertical lines are missing from the scanned image or copy
        Scanned image is of much poorer quality than the original
      - 183Paper does not feed into or eject from the Stylus Scan properly
        A document is stuck in the Stylus Scans document feeder
      - Scanning is slow
        12-22
    - 184Where to Get Help
      - For United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland Users
      - 185World Wide Web
      - Faxon EPSON
      - Bulletin Board Service for latest drivers and utilities
      - 18612-24
      - Customer and Warranty Support
      - Pre Sales Enquiry Desk
      - For Australian Users
      - 187EPSON FAXBACK
      - EPSON Bulletin Board System
      - Internet URL http://www.epson.com.au
      - Your dealer
      - EPSON Helpdesk
      - 18812-26
      - For Singapore Users
      - For Hong Kong Users
      - Internet home page
      - 189Electronic bulletin board system
      - Technical Support Hotline
      - For Philippines Users
        Options and Consumable Products 13-1
    - Chapter 13
  - 191Options and Consumable Products
    - 13-2
    - 192Options
      - Interface cables
    - Consumable products
      - Options and Consumable Products 13-3
        A5 size OPTN.FM
      - 193Ink cartridges
        You can use the following cartridges with your Stylus Scan.
        The product numbers of ink cartridges vary by location.
      - EPSON special media
      - 19413-4
    - Appendix A
  - 195Tips for Color Printing
    - A-2
    - 196Basics of Color
      - Properties of color
      - Synchronizing monitor colors and printer colors
      - 198A-4
      - Process of color printing
      - Dithering
      - Error diffusion
    - 199Image Resolution and Image Size
      - 200A-6
    - 201Guidelines for Using Color
      - 202A-8
      - Know WHO your readers are and WHAT your purpose is
      - Know WHEN to use color
      - Decide WHERE color will most benefit your document
      - 203Know WHY you are using color
      - Know HOW to select colors
      - 204A-10
    - Appendix B
  - 205Product Specifications
    - B-2
    - 206Printing
    - Paper
      - Product Specifications B-3
      - 207Paper specifications
        Single sheets:
        Index cards:
        Envelopes:
        208B-4
        210B-6
        Product Specifications B-7
    - 211Mechanical
    - Ink Cartridges
      - Black ink cartridge (S020189)
      - 212B-8
        Product Specifications B-9
    - 213Scanning
    - Electrical
      - B-10
        Check the label on the back of the EPSON Stylus Scan for the voltage information.
    - 214Environmental
      - Product Specifications B-11
    - 215Initialization Methods
      - The scanner can be initialized (returned to a fixed set of conditions) in the following ways:
      - Safety standards:
    - Safety Approvals
      - B-12
        EMC:
      - Forward channel
    - 216Interface Specifications
      - Your Stylus Scan is equipped with an 8-bit parallel interface and a USB interface.
      - Parallel interface
        The built-in parallel interface has the following ch aracteristics.
        Product Specifications B-13
        Reverse channel
      - 217USB interface
      - Optional USB Cable
        The specifications below apply to the optional USB cable (C83623).
        B-14
    - 218System Requirements
      - For PCs
      - 219For Macintosh computers
        220B-16
        Glossary 1
  - 221Glossary
    - 2222
      - 223Glossary 3
    - 2244
      - 225Glossary 5
      - IN-1
  - 227Index
    - A
    - B
    - C
    - E
    - G
    - H
    - I
    - L
    - IN-2
  - 228L
    - M
    - N
    - O
    - P
    - R
    - S
231Reference Guide
- Reference Guide

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