Troubleshooting
The printer is producing pages containing illegible type or characters
Possible cause | Solution |
The printer is not | Click Cancel in the Information window on a |
receiving and | Macintosh or Cancel Printing in the Stylus RIP |
processing | window on a PC to stop printing. If this doesn’t |
PostScript code. | work, turn off the printer to avoid wasting paper. |
| On a Macintosh, halt the Stylus RIP application by |
| holding down the Option and Command keys and |
| then pressing Esc. Restart your Macintosh to |
| establish communication with the printer. |
| Make sure that you correctly performed all the |
| steps in Chapters 1 and 2 (Macintosh) or Chapters 3 |
| and 4 (Windows). |
| On a Windows system, make sure you are printing |
| through the PostScript printer driver, and the port is |
| set to Stylus RIP. |
| On a Windows system, set the Parallel port type to |
| either EPP or ECP mode, See your PC’s owner’s |
| manual for instructions on changing this setting in |
| your BIOS. |
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Images and type look bitmapped and jagged on your printouts
Possible cause | Solution |
You’re printing with | Make sure you start the Stylus RIP program before |
the standard EPSON | you start printing. On a Macintosh, make sure you |
select AdobePS in the Chooser. On a PC, make | |
rather than Stylus | sure the correct Stylus RIP driver is selected in your |
RIP. | application’s Print Setup dialog box. |
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