Epson 1600 manual

Contents

Page Page Page Contents Appendix A Index Introduction Where to Get Help for U.S. and Canadian Users 2 Introduction System and Memory Requirements Caution: Note: LaserTalk™ and SmartArt™ are not compatible with EpsonScript Setup Installing Your Hardware Removing the controller board Warning: 1-2S e t u p Page 1-4Setup Installing the EpsonScript and LocalTalk boards CN3 CN4 Reinserting the controller board Printing a status sheet 1 - 8 Setup Installing the Drivers and Utilities Software Installation Installing the Macintosh Driver Running the EpsonScript Installer program 2-2Installing the Drivers and Utilities Your screen may differ slightly depending on your system 2-4Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting the EpsonScript driver Installing the Windows Driver 2-6Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting a PostScript printer Running the EpsonScript Installer Installing the Drivers and Utilities Selecting the default printer 2-8Installing the Drivers and Utilities Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Changing the Emulation Page Using the EpsonScript Macintosh Driver 3-4Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Saving PostScript-compatiblefiles as binary and ASCII and ASCII Using precision bitmaps bitmaps Using the MicroGray feature Printing an error sheet Font Management 3-6Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Adding fonts to a PPD file Substituting fonts Specifying which fonts to download 3-8Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Saving PostScript-CompatibleFiles Using the EpsonScript Utility 3-10Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Page Displaying a list of printer fonts Downloading fonts Page Removing downloaded fonts Getting information about the printer Sending files formatted for PostScript Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environmen Renaming the printer 3-16Using EpsonScript in a Macintosh Environment Sending commands to the printer Resetting the printer Enabling or disabling the startup page Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Changing the Emulation 4-2 Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Page Using the EpsonScript Windows Driver Windows Driver Accessing EpsonScript driver settings 4-4Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment PM to Encapsulated PostScript File Send Header with Each Job Advanced EpsonScript Settings Handling Specifying memory usage Graphics settings Creating files that conform to Adobe DSC 4-8Using EpsonScript in a Windows Environment Printing EpsonScript error information Appendix A Changes to SelecType How EpsonScript Affects Your Printer EMULATION MENU PS MENU ERR SHEET ON, OFF (default) MicroGray ON (default), OFF TEST MENU Index IN-1 IN-2 IN-3