Epson C82362 User Manual download pdf (Page 54)

FastRIP

PRO for Macintosh ver. 9.0

Chapter 8

Printer Specific Modes and Functions

Epson 4000

Congratulations on purchasing FastRIP

Pro, the affordable PostScript printing

solution for non-PostScript printers. PostScript is an industry-standard scripting

language that describes the text and graphic elements of a print job. When FastRIP

processes a print job, these PostScript elements are used to generate a raster image (a

series of horizontal lines) that the printer is capable of rendering. The printer will then

print your image one raster line at a time.

FastRIP

performs the task of a Raster Image Processor (RIP), not only handling

PostScript interpretation, but also performing high-speed memory management of the

raster image and the spooling of multiple jobs to the printer. FastRIP

utilizes Virtual

Memory (VM) disk processing to do this. VM processing means PostScript file size

limitations have been nearly eliminated.

FastRIP

PRO version 9.0

•Supports PostScript Level 3 Images

•Supports printing images up to 17” in width and length

•Supports Left and Right borderless bleed printing on certain page sizes

The Epson Stylus Pro 4000 is a Professional Wide Format printer. Before setting up

FastRIP

PRO, read the Epson Stylus Pro 4000 Printer Guide for print head

alignment, paper loading and printer management instructions.

When setting up your printer, make sure the FastINK

cartridge is inserted into slot #5.

If the message “Wrong Ink”displays on the Epson 4000 Control Panel, look at the white

sticker on the FastINK

cartridge. The top line will start with “US....BLKD110U.” If there

is not a “U” at the end of the product code, contact the Support Department to exchange

the FastINK

cartridge. If you find an Epson Matte black cartridge in slot # 5 of the

printer, contact the Support Department to exchanged the cartridge for a FastINK

cartridge that has a Matte Chip.

Important Note: Speed matters. Processor speed determines how fast files will be

processed through FastRIP

. If your processor is slow and the image is large and/or

complex, it will take a long time for the job to be completed. Since most graphic

intensive images qualify as large and complex, we recommend you have a fast

processor. Simply stated, “The faster the processor speed, the quicker the file will print

to the printer.”

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