Printer Support

Procedure for Fan Fold Printing on the Epson TM-C3500   Open "Devices and Printers", select "Printing Preferences" for the C-3500 Select "Printing Utilities" then "Printer Setting Utility (P)" Under "Media Settings" change "Media Source" ...

Epson C-3500 Registration and alignment problems.Possible SolutionWhen text or image does not align properly on media (though alignment is correct in software program) and there are registration problems, perform the following steps:Open Devices and ...

Media Specifications:    Backing paper width – 50 mm to 112 mm (1.97” to 4.41”)    Label width – 46 mm to 108 mm (1.81” to 4.25”)    Label length (Black Mark) – 25.4 mm to 603...

The paper jams occasionally and there are sometimes faded black or white lines that creates poor print quality. What steps should be checked?     The shutters on the Platen may not be adjusted correctly.    The C3500 uses a...

Media Specifications (Continuous):    Width -- 76.2 mm to 241.3 mm (3.0 to 9.5 inches)    Lenght (one page) -- 12.7 mm to 558.8 mm (0.5 to 22.0 inches)    Thickness -- 0.065 mm to 0.14 mm (0.0025 to 0.0055 inch)  ...

Does the C7500 support Continuous paper with no marks? Answer: No. What Media forms are supported? Answer: Die-cut Label (Gap), Die-cut Label (BlackMark), Continuous Label (BlackMark), Continuous Paper (BlackMark). Will the C7500 accept media with...

What is the minimum to maximum range for Label length? Answer: 0.31 – 44.00 Inches What size Cores will work in the C3500? Answer: External Diameter 1.74 – 4.00 Inches. What size Cores will work in the C3500? Answer: External Diameter 1.74 – 4....

  Occasionally you may have to perform a manual calibration of the sensor. Sometimes the sensor will fault out and not auto-calibrate. This is generally caused when changing to different stock or you are switching between different colored stock...

In the past some Toshiba/Tec series B and SX printers where incorrectly labeled. Therefore, when ordering parts or needing technical assistance it is necessary to confirm correctly what series printer you my have. To do this, we need to look at the orientation...