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    Epson SC-F6400H arriving soon

    Hi guys,


    I'm finally getting my first commercial printer the Epson SC-F6400H with Lc and Lm as my additional colours delivered this Monday! I'm planning to run it with S-RACE Allround 100gsm paper, I've been reading the manual and watching the Epson video manual in preparation, and I just had some questions regarding the settings.

    The media types listed in the media settings are Thin 50g, Med-Thick 70g, and Thick 120g. Since 100gsm falls right in the middle, do you guys think I should choose "Med-Thick" or "Thick"?

    Also, any advice on "Drying Time per Pass", "Drying Time per Page" and all that stuff, or do I just leave that on the default settings? Any general tips for a newbie would be awesome.


    Cheers!
    Last edited by Zaazu; 10 Hours Ago at 07:06 AM.
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