Chapter1 Product Overview Setting Auto Nozzle Check Interval Specify the number of printouts to let the printer run the nozzle check when reached the number. The printer will stop while running the check. How to Set Set using the operation panel of the printer, or using PrinterSetting. Specify the number in the range of 1 to 13000. See "Operation Panel Settings" on page 229 or "PrinterSetting (Windows)" on page 187 . • The count of printouts is reset when the specified number is reached and nozzle check is performed, and when the printer is turned off. • The factory default is “500”. Setting Threshold of Nozzle Clogging Specify the threshold of nozzle clogging.
If the number of detected clogged nozzles exceed the threshold, a message is displayed on the printer’s screen. You can set to run an auto head cleaning in such a case. If the number of clogged nozzles is below the threshold, you can use the supplemental printing function. How to Set Set using the operation panel of the printer, or using PrinterSetting. Specify the number in the range of 0 to 16 nozzles. See "Operation Panel Settings" on page 229 or "PrinterSetting (Windows)" on page 187 . • The number of nozzles is the total of four color (BK (MK), C, M, Y) nozzles. • The factory default is “6”.
Setting Auto Cleaning after Nozzle Check You can set to run an auto head cleaning when the number of detected clogged nozzles exceeds the threshold. When this setting is enabled: A message is displayed on the printer’s screen and the cleaning is run automatically when the number of detected clogged nozzles exceeds the threshold. When this setting is disabled: A message is displayed on the printer’s screen when the number of detected clogged nozzles exceeds the threshold, but the cleaning is not run. How to Set Set using the operation panel of the printer, or using PrinterSetting. The factory default is “Enable”.
See "Operation Panel Settings" on page 229 or "PrinterSetting (Windows)" on page 187 . 29