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User’s Manual

Epson 4800 with FastRIP

HD Pro HS

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

HD Pro High Speed uses four ink cartridges for printing film positives along

with a new RIP technology called Variable Dot. Variable Dot allows more control over

size of dot while achieving a higher LPI (lines per inch) at a lower resolution. With

FastRIP

HD Pro HS you will now be able to print an LPI from 10 LPI to 180 LPI,

dramatically increasing print speed while maintaining proper ink density.

FastRIP

HD PRO High Speed (HS) version 8.5

•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

•Supports printing up to 180 LPI in resolution

•Increases print speed while maintaining ink density

Cartridge Placement

The Epson 4800 ink cartridge slots of Light

Magenta, Light Cyan, Light Black and Light Light

Black (slot 5, 6, 7 & 8) have been replaced with

FastINK

. FastINK

is a Photo Black, dye-

based ink that replaces the original Epson ink

that was not dense enough for burning

screens.

Rosette Print Mode

Rosette Halftone is a print mode created

specifically for halftone screening. The

Rosette Print Mode uses a rosette halftone and simulated print mode that are all set to

25 degree angles. Printing as simulated is not recommended for color matching, its

more of an idea of what the angle set does.

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