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IntroductionOptions and suppliesTo locate or purchase accessories or supplies, contact your nearestEpson dealer or call 1-800-873-7766.Epson FX Identi

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HP EmulationIf you set the paper size with a print command that differs from thesize selected in SelecType, the message PS CHANGE appears.Press the RE

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Printer CommandsThis section lists the printer commands supported in HP emulation.These commands emulate the HP LaserJet series II printer.A printer c

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Command ListJob control commandsFunctionControl CodesBackspaceLine FeedForm FeedCarriage ReturnShift OutShift InEscapeBellHorizontal TabSpaceResetPrin

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Command ListFunctionPage Length and SizePaper sizeExecutiveLetterLegalA4Page length# = Number of lines.Printer CommandESC&I1AESC&l2AESC&l3

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Command ListFunctionPrinter CommandVertical Line SpacingVertical motion index# = Number of l/48-inchincrements.Lines per Inch1 lines per inch2 lines p

Page 8 - Introduction

Command ListCursor positioningUnctionPrinter CommandVertical and HorizontalVerticalVertical (lines)# = Number of rows.Vertical (decipoints)# = Number

Page 9 - Where to get help

Command ListFont selectionFunctionPrinter CommandSymbol Set SelectionPrimary symbol setsLine drawISO ASCIIRoman-8Roman ExtensionISO Norway 1ISO United

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Command ListFunctionPrinter CommandSymbol Set Selection (continued)Primary symbol sets (continued)Greek-8ESC(8GMath-8 ESC(8MPC-8 ESC(10UPC-8 (D/N) ES

Page 11 - 4 Introduction

Command ListFunctionPrinter CommandSymbol Set Selection (continued)Secondary symbol sets (continued)ISO Sweden 2ESC)3SISO PortugalESC)4SISO Portugal 2

Page 12 - About This Manual

Command ListFunctionPoint SizePrinter CommandPrimary point size7 Pt.8 Pt.8.5 Pt.10 Pt.12 Pt.14.4 Pt.ESC(s7VESC(s8VESC(s8.5VESC(s10VESC(s12VESC(s14.4V

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IntroductionlNever try to force the printer’s components into place. Althoughthe printer is designed to be sturdy, rough handling can damagethe printe

Page 14 - Setting Up the Printer

Command ListFunctionStroke WeightPrimary stroke weightLight (-3)Medium (0)Bold (3)Secondary stroke weightLight (-3)Medium (0)Bold (3)TypefacePrimary t

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Command ListFunctionUnderlineEnable fixed underliningEnable floating underliningDisable underliningPrinter CommandESC&d0DESC&d3DESC&d@Font

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Command ListSoft font creationFunctionPrinter CommandSoft Font CreationCreate font (font header)ESC)s#W [data]# = Number of bytes.Download characterES

Page 17 - Unpacking the Printer

Command ListFunction Printer CommandRectangle DimensionsHorizontal size (width)# = Number of dots.Horizontal size (width)# = Number of decipoints.Vert

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Command ListMacrosFunction Printer CommandMacroID andControlMacro IDESC&f#Y# = Macro ID number.Macro controlStart macroStop macroExecute macroCall

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Command List5-22Printer Modes

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Chapter 6Maintenance and TransportationMaintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2 Maintenance

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MaintenanceComponentLife cycle (in pages)Toner cartridge 1,500 pagesCleaning pad1,500 pagesDrum unit 10,000 pages*Service overhaul 100,000 pages*If yo

Page 22 - Carrying the Printer

Maintenance MessagesThe EPL-6000’s display lets you know when you need to performroutine maintenance procedures. The toner cartridge and drum unitmust

Page 23 - Assembling the Printer

Maintenance Messages1.Prepare a clean flat surface to set the basket on. To catch excesstoner that may remain in the used toner cartridge, it isrecomm

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About This ManualThis user’s manual provides step-by-step instructions on setting upand operating your laser printer.Finding your way aroundThe introd

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Maintenance Messages4.Locate the cleaning pad inside your printer. The cleaning pad isthe long black pad with green felt handles located in a slot ont

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Maintenance Messages7.Holding the green felt tabs on the new cleaning pad, insert thepad into the indentation on the fuser.8.Now locate the toner cart

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Maintenance Messages9.Hold down the green button holding the toner cartridge in placeon the developer unit. As you hold down the button, slide thetone

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Maintenance MessagesNote: Be careful not to get any dust or dirt into the exposeddeveloper unit.11. Holding the new replacement cartridge horizontally

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Maintenance Messages13. Hold down the green button. Pressing down on the tonercartridge, firmly slide the hooks on the cartridge into the slots onthe

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Maintenance Messages15. Press down simultaneously on the drum unit’s two greenhandles until the drum unit clicks into place.16. Unfasten the tape hold

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Maintenance MessagesCAUTION: Once the toner cartridge has been installed, donot remove it until you are prompted to do so by thecontrol panel display.

Page 32 - Up the Printer

Maintenance MessagesWARNING If you regularly print high density (more than20 percent page density) graphics, you need to replace thedrum unit more fre

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Maintenance MessagesThe drum unit and drum replacement cartridge must be replacedevery 10,000 pages. It is necessary to turn off the printer to replac

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Maintenance MessagesChanging the drum unit and drum replacement cartridgeNote: Before changing the drum, you should locate some alcoholto use for clea

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About This Manuall A Quick Reference Card at the back of the manual provides amap of SelecType menus.l The back flap area has a front and rear view of

Page 36 - Attaching the power cord

Maintenance Messages4.Remove the drum unit from the basket by lifting up on the greenhandles. Discard the drum unit.5.Unpack the new drum and the cott

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Maintenance Messages6.Locate the main charger wire, which extends along the length ofthe green drum inside a slot directly over the drum. Gently clean

Page 38 - Chapter 2

Maintenance Messages7.Now change the drum replacement cartridge. Locate the useddrum replacement cartridge, which is in the right rear comer ofthe pri

Page 39 - Testing the Printer

Maintenance Messages9.Store the developer cleaner, which was also packed with thedrum, in a safe place for future use. You need to use thedeveloper cl

Page 40 - Loading paper

Routine Printer CleaningIt is necessary to clean certain printer components regularly toensure optimal print quality. Cleaning should be performedwhen

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Routine Printer CleaningNote: Locate some isopropyl alcohol to use for cleaning purposesbefore proceeding.1.Make sure the printer is turned off, then

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Routine Printer CleaningWARNING: When cleaning the wires, be careful not topress too hard. The wires are delicate and can break if youapply too much p

Page 43 - Adjusting print density

Routine Printer Cleaning2.If toner has accumulated on the black portion of the paper guidenear the transfer charger, remove the toner by carefully dra

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Routine Printer CleaningCleaning the laser beam lensNote: Cleaning the lens is required at an interval of 10,000 pages(the same interval as for changi

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General Printer MaintenanceIn addition to the maintenance called for by the display panelmessages, the following simple maintenance procedures may beo

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Chapter 1Setting Up the PrinterFinding a Place for the Printer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-2Unpacking the Printer. . . . . . . . .

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General Printer MaintenanceWARNINGS:lOpening the printer exposes the fuser, the orange areamarked with a caution label. This unit is very hot, SObe ca

Page 48 - Connecting to Your Computer

General Printer Maintenance4.Protect your desktop or other flat surface by covering it with asheet of paper. Then remove the developer unit from the b

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General Printer Maintenance5.Insert the hooked edge of the developer cleaner about a half inch(13 mm) between the developer roller and the brass blade

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General Printer Maintenance7.Press down simultaneously on the drum unit’s two greenhandles until the drum unit clicks into place.8.Close the printer c

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General Printer MaintenanceWARNINGS:l Opening the printer exposes the fuser, the orange areamarked with a caution label. This unit is very hot, sobe c

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General Printer Maintenance4.Gently clean the main charger wire with a cotton swab dippedin alcohol. Run the swab along the length of the wire. You ne

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General Printer Maintenance6.Press down simultaneously on the drum unit’s two greenhandles until the drum unit clicks into place.7.Close the printer c

Page 54 - Using the Printer

Service OverhaulA service overhaul must be performed at 100,000 pages by anauthorized Epson dealer. Periodically check the printed sheetscounter insid

Page 55 - The Control Panel

Transporting Your PrinterIf you need to move the printer a short distance, such as from oneroom to another, make sure that you keep the printer level.

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Transporting Your Printer7.8.Remove the drum unit from the basket by lifting up on the greenhandles. (Avoid touching or scratching the green drum.) Pl

Page 57 - Indicator lights

Finding a Place for the PrinterSetting up your printer is a simple process that takes only a fewminutes. You need to find a location for your printer

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Transporting Your Printer10. Place the developer unit in a plastic bag and seal the bag. Then11.wrap the unit in its original packing materials.Locate

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Transporting Your Printer12. Pack the cleaning pad in its original packing material.13. Pull out the drum replacement cartridge from its slot and wrap

Page 60 - SelecType Overview

Transporting Your Printer14. Put the empty basket back in the printer. Replace and tape thepacking foam inside the printer as shown below to hold theb

Page 61 - SelecType main menu

Transporting Your Printer16. Repack all accessories in the accessory pack.6-38Maintenance and Transportation

Page 62 - HP emulation submenu

Transporting Your Printer17. Pack the printer in its original packing material and put it in theouter carton.18. Place the accessory pack in the outer

Page 63 - The SelecType Control Panel

Unpacking the Printer after Shipment1.WARNINGS:•Do not wipe or vacuum toner off the roller on thedeveloper unit. Avoid touching this roller.2.3.4.Unpa

Page 64 - Control

Chapter 7TroubleshootingError Messages...7-2Paper Jam Problems... 7-7Insertion error...

Page 65 - Using SelecType

Error MessagesThis chapter discusses problems you may encounter with yourprinter and their likely solutions.The first section of this chapter describe

Page 66 - Enter menu options

Error MessagesCHANGE DRUMThe drum unit may not be installed properly. Open the printer andmake sure the drum unit is seated properly in the basket. (P

Page 67 - Set an option

Error MessagesERROR 22The buffer has overflowed due to a communication protocol error.Make sure that your SelecType settings match the communicationpr

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Finding a Place for the PrinterTo give you enough room to open the printer cover, allow 18 inches(457 mm) from the bottom of the print& to any she

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Error MessagesNote: If-the printer was recently transported, the paper feedmechanism may need to be aligned. See the section on setting thepaper feed

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Error MessagesTONER EMPTYThe developer unit may not be installed properly. Open the printerand make sure the developer unit is seated properly in the

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Paper Jam ProblemsThis section gives you detailed information on correcting paperjams, which are indicated by a PAPER JAN or an INSERTIONERROR message

Page 72 - SelecType practice example

Paper Jam Problems3.4.5.6.7.8.Hold down the green release lever, located inside the front of theprinter, to release the paper.While holding down the r

Page 73 - SelecType Options

Paper Jam ProblemsCAUTION: It is particularly important to lower thecassette into place. If the cassette is not installed properly,the message PAPER E

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Paper Jam ProblemsIf the paper is jammed in the paper eject area, you can see it stickingout of either the face-up or face-down output tray depending

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Paper Jam Problems3.Remove the jammed paper. (If it is necessary to pull it frombeneath the fuser unit, be careful not to touch the fuser unit,which b

Page 76 - HP emulation submenu options

TroubleshootingThis section discusses problems you may encounter and their likelysolutions. (Paper jam problems are discussed earlier in this chapter.

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Power SupplyProblem SolutionPower is not beingsupplied to theprinter.After fuming on theprinter, the displayremains blank.The power cord may be discon

Page 78 - Interface submenu options

Printing ProblemsProblem SolutionThe printer does notprint or stopsprinting.The ON LINEmessage appears butnothing is printed.The interface cable may n

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Finding a Place for the PrinterWARNINGS:Avoid locations that are subject to direct sunlight,excessive heat, moisture, or dust.Avoid using electrical o

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Printing ProblemsProblem SolutionThe ON LINEYour software may not be installedmessage appears butproperly for your printer. Make sure thenothing is pr

Page 81 - Selecting Paper

Printing ProblemsProblem SolutionThe printout is notwhat you expected.The font selected byyour software cannotbe printed.Completely blank pagesare pri

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Printing ProblemsProblemSolutionCharacters belongingto a different symbolset are being printed.Some or all of theThe interface cable may not be plugge

Page 83 - Selecting a Paper Size

Printing ProblemsProblemSolutionThe position of theprintout is not whatyou expected.The printed pagelength differs from theactual length of thepaper-T

Page 84 - Printing Methods Summary

Paper HandlingProblemSolutionPaper does not feedproperly.Paper does not feed atall.Paper feeds crookedlyinfo the printer.Paper may be loaded incorrect

Page 85 - Paper Delivery Choices

Paper HandlingProblemSolutionPaper does not feedproperly(continued).More than one page ata time feeds into theprinter.The paper feeds butthen jams at

Page 86 - Paper Feed Methods

Paper HandlingProblem SolutionThe display readsPS CHANGEYou may be trying to use a non-standardpaper size (one that is not listed on thePAPER SIZE men

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Decline in Print QualityProblemSolutionThe print quality isnot what youexpected.The printed page isdirty, vertical bands orstreaks appear on thepage,

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Decline in Print QualifyProblemSolutionPeriodic black or whitespots appear on theprintout.Individual charactersappear uneven orbroken.The printed imag

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Decline in Print QualityProblem SolutionThe paper curls.Printed pages arecurled.You may need to turn over the stack ofpaper in your paper cassette and

Page 90 - Feeding paper manually

Unpacking the Printer1.Remove the accessory pack and make sure you have theaccessories shown below.Setting Up the Printer1-5

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Appendix ACharacter Samples and Symbol SetsResident Fonts...A-2Character samples...A-2S

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Resident FontsThe fonts resident in the EPL-6000 are listed below. The cartridgeslots on your printer let you access a wide variety of other fontsavai

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Symbol Set TablesThis section includes a character table for each symbol set that canbe selected with SelecType, a substitution chart for the IS0 symb

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Symbol Set TablesRoman-8Symbol Set ID # 8U0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEFA-4 Character Samples and Symbol Sets

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Symbol Set TablesECMA-94 Latin 1Symbol Set ID # ON0123456789ABCDEF0123456789ABCDEFCharacter Samples and Symbol Sets A-5

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Symbol Set TablesIBM® US (PC-8)Symbol Set ID # 10U0123456789ABCDEFA-6 Character Samples and Symbol Sets

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Symbol Set TablesIBM Denmark/Norway (PC-8 D/N)Symbol Set ID # 11U0123456789ABCDEF0123 456789ABCDEFCharacter Samples and Symbol SetsA-7

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Symbol Set TablesIS0 substitution charactersThe decimal numbers in the top row show the characters that differfrom Roman-8 for each of the ISO symbol

Page 99 - Paper handling

Symbol Set TablesConverting hexadecimal values to decimal valuesIf you prefer to use decimal values instead of hexadecimal values,you can convert the

Page 100 - HP Emulation

Symbol Set TablesA-10Character Samples and Symbol Sets

Page 101 - Printer Commands

Unpacking the Printer2.Carefully remove the printer from the outer carton, lifting theprinter by the recesses on each side of it. Set the printer on a

Page 102 - Command List

Appendix BTechnical SpecificationsPrinter Specifications... B-2Printing... B-2Paper

Page 103 - 5-10 Printer Modes

Printer SpecificationsPrintingPrinting method:Laser beam scanning and dryelectrophotographic process.Drum type: OPCResolution:Print speed:First print:

Page 104 - Printer Modes

Printer SpecificationsPaper and paper deliveryPaper specifications:Epson does not recommend or guaranteethe use of any particular brand of paper.Becau

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Printer SpecificationsPaper feedalignment anddirection:Center alignment for all sizes; lengthwisedirection for standard sizes.Paper feed:Cassette or m

Page 106 - Primary symbol sets

Printer SpecificationsMechanicalDimensions andweight:Recommendedduty cycle:MPBF (Mean PrintsBetween Failures):MTBF (Mean TimeBetween Failures):Durabil

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Printer SpecificationsController hardwareRAM:2MB MemoryBoard:Total Memory:512K bytesThe optional 2MB memory board providesenough memory for full-page,

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Interface SpecificationsThe EPL-6000 has the following resident interfaces:l Parallell RS-232C/RS-422A serial.Parallel interfaceYour printer is equipp

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Interface SpecificationsB-8Technical Specifications

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Interface SpecificationsNotesAll interface conditions are based on TTL level. Both the riseand fall of each signal must be less than 0.2 microseconds.

Page 111 - Font management

Interface SpecificationsSignal levelsOutput signals:Input signals:VOL=0 to 0.4 vVOH=2.4 to 5.0 VVIL=0 to 0.8 vVIH=2.0 to 5.0 vSerial interfaceThe lase

Page 113 - Function Printer Command

Unpacking the Printer4.Raise the top cover of your printer by lifting up on the latch.Top cover5.Remove the tape and foam from the printer and paper c

Page 114 - Programming aids

Interface SpecificationsTransmission proceduresReady/Busy:lThe DTR signal level changes to HIGH when the printer is readyto receive data (or to LOW if

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Interface SpecificationsSerial interface pin assignmentsThe serial interface connector pin assignments and a description ofthe interface signals are s

Page 116 - Chapter 6

Interface SpecificationsSignalPin10111820REV**25+5V DCSignalSDRDDTRRS-232C*RS-422A(SD+)non-invert(RD+)*Signal is operational for the interface.Directi

Page 117 - Maintenance

Interface SpecificationsDIP switchesSelect the required serial interface by setting the DIP switches on theback of the printer as follows:1234 5678RS-

Page 118 - Maintenance Messages

IndexAAssembling the printer, 1-10–24Automatic printing, 4-7–11BBasketcleaning, 6-21–22installing, 1-16Baud rate, 3-16, 3-25Buttons, control panel, 3-

Page 119 - WARNINGS:

Control panel,buttons, 3-2, 3-4–6indicator lights, 3-2, 3-4LCD, 3-2SelecType, 3-10–11DDeveloper cleaner, 1-11, 6-24, 6-27Developer unitcleaning, 6-24–

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FFace-down output, 1-22, 4-5–6Face-up output tray, 1-2, 1-20–22, 4-5–6Font cartridges, optionalinserting, 5-4problems with, 7-4, 7-16removing, 5-5Font

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LLabels, 4-3, 4-5, 4-11–14Landscape orientation, 5-10, A-2Laser beam lens, cleaning, 6-23Lights, indicator, 3-2, 3-4Loading paper,automatic, 2-3–5, 4-

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Orientation, 5-10, A-2Output,face-up tray, installing, 1-20–22face-down, 1-22,4-5–6selecting, 4-6PPapercurling, 7-24delivery choices, 4-5–6feed method

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Printed sheets counter, 6-32Printer commands, 5-8Printer driver, 5-3Print quality, decline in, 7-22–23RRAM. See MemoryRESET/CONTINUE,button, 3-5in Sel

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Unpacking the Printer6.To close the cover, push only on the ridged portion of the lid.1-8Setting Up the Printer

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Specificationscontroller, B-6electrical, B-5environmental, B-6interface, B-7–10mechanical, B-5paper, B-3–4parallel interface, B-7–10printing, B-2seria

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UUnpacking the printer, 1-4–8, 6-40WWeight, 1-9, B-5Index-8

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SelecType Main Menu* See the HP Emulation submenu** See the Interface submenu

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HP Emulation Submenu

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Interface Submenu

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Drum replacement cartridgeTransfer charger wireTransfer charger wireCleaning padCleaning pad

Page 134 - Routine Printer Cleaning

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Carrying the PrinterWhen you move your printer to the location you selected for it,carry the printer by holding the recesses on each side of the print

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Assembling the PrinterBefore you can use the printer, you need to install a few importantparts. Before proceeding, familiarize yourself with the compo

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Assembling the PrinterNote: Put the developer cleaner and magnetic cleaner in a safeplace for now. You’ll need to use the developer cleaner if vertica

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Assembling the Printer1.Raise the top cover of your printer by lifting up on the latch.2.Remove the basket and place it on a flat surface.3.Locate the

Page 139 - General Printer Maintenance

Assembling the Printer4.Locate the drum unit, which has two green handles, and thecotton swab.WARNING: Do not expose the photosensitive drum tolight a

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Assembling the Printer6.Gently clean the main charger wire with the cotton swab byrubbing the swab along the length of the wire. You need toinsert the

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Assembling the Printer8.Hold the developer unit horizontally, with the toner cartridgelabel right side up. Gently shake the unit back and forth a fewt

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Assembling the Printer10. With the top cover of the printer open, align the arrow on theback of the basket with the arrow on the printer case. (Thearr

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FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT FOR AMERICAN USERSThis equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and usedproperly, that is, in

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Assembling the Printer11. Press down simultaneously on the drum unit’s two greenhandles until the drum unit clicks into place.12. Unfasten the tape ho

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Assembling the Printer13. Pressing down on the toner cartridge to hold it firmly in place,pull out the film. (pull the film up and out toward the back

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Installing the paper cassette1.Locate the paper cassette opening on the right side of the printer.Align the hooks on either side of the paper cassette

Page 147 - Service Overhaul

Assembling the PrinterInstalling the face-up output trayThe faceup output tray lets you print heavier paper and othermedia requiring a straight paper

Page 148 - Transporting Your Printer

Assembling the PrinterWARNING: When you open the printer cover, the traytouches the desktop and slides to the left of the printer asshown below. Befor

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Assembling the PrinterWhen it is not in use, you can leave the tray attached to the printerbut rotated so that it rests on top of the printer. However

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Assembling the PrinterAttaching the power cord1.Before attaching the power cord, make sure that the powerswitch on the left side of the printer is tur

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Assembling the Printer3.Wait at least five seconds, then turn off the power and reinsertthe paper cassette. Push the cassette in until it goes no furt

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Chapter 2Testing and Connecting Your PrinterTesting the Printer... 2-2Turning on the power...

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Testing the PrinterThe EPL-6000 has three built-in print tests: the self test, font printtest, and status print test. These tests let you check the op

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IMPORTANT NOTICEDISCLAIMER OF WARRANTYEpson America makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied,by or with respect to anything i

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Testing the PrinterThe power indicator lights and a PLEASE WAIT messageappears while the printer warms up. (It takes about a minute forthe printer to

Page 156 - Troubleshooting

Testing the Printer3.Take a stack of paper and fan it. Next, tap the edges of the paperon a flat surface to even up the stack.4.Insert the stack of pa

Page 157 - Error Messages

Testing the Printer8.If you are not using letter size paper (the factory default settingfor your printer), see the section on SelecType in Chapter 3 f

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Testing the Printer4. When you release the buttons, SELF TEST appears on thedisplay and the printer prints a self test.Notes:l It is important to pres

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Testing the Printer2.Locate the density control knob, which is in the front rightcomer inside the printer.3.To make the print darker, turn the knob cl

Page 160 - 1 for details

Testing the Printer5.Close the printer cover.6.Print the self test again to check the new print density setting.(To print the self test, make sure the

Page 161 - Messages

Testing the Printer3.To perform the font print test, press the RESET/CONTINUE and theSPEClAL buttons at the same time.4.When you release the buttons,

Page 162 - Paper Jam Problems

Testing the Printer3.Press the and buttons at the same time.4. When you release the buttons, STATUS PRINT appears onthe display and the printer

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Connecting to Your ComputerFor the EPL-6000 to be able to receive and interpret informationfrom your computer, both devices need to be set up so that

Page 164 - Paper jam error

Connecting to Your ComputerConnecting the parallel interfaceIf you are using the EPL-6000’s standard parallel interface, you mustuse a shielded parall

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Connecting to Your Computer4.Plug the other end of the cable into your computer.Now that you have connected the parallel interface, see Chapter 3for i

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Connecting to Your Computer3.Use a screwdriver to fasten the screws of the connector, ifrequired.4.Plug the other end of the cable into your computer.

Page 168 - Power Supply

Connecting to Your ComputerThe DIP switches are located at the back of your printer and arenumbered 1 through 8.The DIP switch settings are listed bel

Page 169 - Problem Solution

Connecting to Your ComputerNow that you have connected the serial interface cable andchecked the DIP switches, you need to set the printer for serialc

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Chapter 3Using the PrinterThe Control Panel...3-2Control panel display...3-2Indicator lights.

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The Control PanelThe EPL-6000 control panel gives you control over many printerfunctions, including interface settings, font selection, and paper size

Page 172 - Solution

The Control PanelINITIALIZEON LINE [LTR]OFF LINE [LTR]PLEASE WAITPROCESSINGPUSH MANUAL KEYRESETSELF TESTSTATUS PRINTThis message appears when you rese

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The Control PanellMaintenance and error messages inform you of requiredmaintenance or of an existing error condition. For a detailed listof maintenanc

Page 174 - Paper Handling

The Confrol PanelSETPress this button to switch from aSelecType function to a list of options forthat function and to set SelecType options.RESET/CONT

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The Control PanelSPECIALON LINEPress this button to set a higher fusertemperature. Use this setting for envelopesand heavy (27 through 34-pound) paper

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ContentsAbout This Manual1Introduction1Chapter 1 Setting Up the Printer1-1Finding a Place for the Printer... 1-2Unpacking the Pri

Page 177 - Decline in Print Quality

SelecType OverviewThe SelecType feature lets you control many of your printer’sfunctions, from the simplest to the most complex.With SelecType’s menu-

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SelecType OverviewMain MenuPAPER SIZECOPIESAUTO CONTEMULATIONI/FSTATUS PRTPOWER ONDATA BUFFEROVER LORDBUZZERInterface SubmenuHP Emulation Submenu(resi

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OVER LORDSelects the data buffer overflow value.BUZZERTurns the buzzer on or off.Interface submenuBAUD RATEPROT(Protocol)DATA BITPARITYSTOP BITROBUST-

Page 180 - Appendix A

The SelecType Control PanelThis section examines the SelecType portion of the control panel anddescribes the steps necessary to select SelecType funct

Page 181 - Resident Fonts

The SelecType Control PanelUse of these buttons is described in more detail in the followingsections.RESET/CONTINUEThis button has several uses relate

Page 182 - Symbol Set Tables

Using SelecTypeThis section describes how to change SelecType functions. Fordescriptions of each available option, see the SelecType Optionssection la

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Using SelecTypeThe left side of the display shows menu functions. The right sideshows options for each function. An asterisk (*) to the right of anopt

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Using SelecTypeSet an optionWhen you reach the option you wish to use, press the SET button.An asterisk (*) appears next to the option, indicating tha

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Using SelecType3.4.5.6.7.8.9.Press the SET button again to set the emulation.Press the SET button a third time to enter the emulationsubmenu, where yo

Page 186 - 0123456789ABCDEF

Using SelecTypeInterface submenuTo enter the interface submenu from the main menu, follow thesteps below:1.Press the or button until you see the

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Chapter 5 Printer Modes5-1HP Emulation. ...5-2Printer Commands...5-8Command List...

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Using SelecType7.Press the SET button to activate the option. The function stopsblinking, and the option starts blinking.8.Use the or button to

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Using SelecTypeInitializing SelecType to factory default settingsTo initialize SelecType options, returning them to the factorysettings, follow the st

Page 190 - Technical Specifications

Using SelecTypeSelecType practice exampleTo better understand how to use SelecType, you may want to trythis example.Turning off the buzzerThis example

Page 191 - Printer Specifications

SelecType OptionsThis section describes in detail each SelecType menu option.Main menu optionsWhen you enter the SelecType main menu by setting the pr

Page 192 - Min 3.2 inches (82 mm)

SelecType OptionsCOPIES = 01* 01 through 99You can change the setting to print between one and 99 copies ofeach page.AUTO CONT = ON*ON*OFFWhen this op

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SelecType OptionsSTATUS PRT = OFF*ON OFF*When this option is on, a status print test is run each time the printeris powered on. See Chapter 2 for inf

Page 194 - Electrical

SelecType OptionsHP emulation submenu optionsWhen you enter the HP emulation submenu, you can access any ofthe menu functions listed below. Accessing

Page 195 - Internal mode

SelecType OptionsFORM = 060*005-128This option sets the form length (the number of lines printed oneach page).SYMBOL = ROMAN8*ROMAN8*ECMA-94 (Latin 1)

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SelecType OptionsInterface submenu optionsThe interface submenu is used to set options for the serial interface.If you are using a serial interface, t

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SelecType OptionsDATA BIT = 8* 8*7This option sets the number of data bits in each character ofinformation sent to the printer.PARITY = NONE*NONE*ODDE

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IntroductionThe EPL-6000 laser printer offers high performance and reliabilityand a wide range of features. Your printer combines asemiconductor laser

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Chapter 4Paper HandlingSelecting Paper. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-2Selecting a Paper Size . . . . . . .

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Selecting PaperWith the EPL-6000, you can print on many sizes and types of paper.You can also use other media, such as envelopes, labels, andoverhead

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Selecting PaperFor best results, use paper made especially for laser printers. Papermade for plain-paper copiers is also a good choice.If you want to

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Selecting a Paper SizeThe default paper size setting in SelecType is LTR for letter-sizepaper. If you are using a different size paper, change the PAP

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Printing Methods SummaryYou have several choices to make when printing. These choicesdepend mainly on the type of paper or other print media you use.P

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Paper Delivery ChoicesYour laser printer can deliver paper facedown on top of the printeror faceup into the faceup output tray. The advantage of print

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Paper Feed MethodsThe paper cassette holds up to 150 sheets of 20 lb. paper forautomatic printing. Additionally, the manual feed tray, on top of thepa

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Paper Feed Methods3.Take a stack of paper and fan it as shown. Next, tap the edges ofthe paper on a flat surface to even up the stack.4.Insert the sta

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Paper Feed MethodsNote: Additional instructions for printing on special paper typesare given below.lTo print on letterhead or three-hole punched paper

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Paper Feed Methods7.Locate the paper cassette opening on the right side of the printer.Align the hooks on each side of the cassette with the slots one

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IntroductionHigh-quality, 300 dot-per-inch (DPI) printing at a speed of 6pages per minute for letter-size paper.Two paper delivery methods: face-down

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Paper Feed Methods10. If you want faceup delivery, set the paper path selector to thedown position.11. If the paper you have just loaded is a differen

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Paper Feed Methods2.If the printer is on line, press the ON LINE button to set the printeroff line. Set the printer for manual printing by pressing th

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Paper Feed Methods4.Insert a sheet of paper into the manual feed slot, gently pushingit in as far as it can go.Note: Insert the paper with the side yo

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Paper Feed Methods11. Insert the next sheet of paper and press the MANUAL buttonagain. Proceed in this manner until you have finished the printjob.12.

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Chapter 5Printer ModesHP Emulation... 5-2Unique features... 5-2Printer driver inform

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HP EmulationYour EPL-6000 printer offers HP emulation that enables you to useapplication programs written for HP LaserJet series II printers.Note: Eps

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HP EmulationPrinter driver informationMany application programs let you specify the type of printeryou’re using by selecting a printer driver. Drivers

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HP EmulationInstalling a font cartridgeTo install a font cartridge, follow these steps:1.Press the ON LINE button to set the printer off line.CAUTION:

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HP EmulationRemoving a font cartridgeTo remove a font cartridge, follow these steps:1.Press the ON LINE button to set the printer off line.CAUTION: Ne

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HP EmulationThe result varies depending upon which method you use, as shownin the table below.Off/OnButtonclearsclearsESC ECommandprints data inbuffer

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