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Manual for RIP Printing (ONYX RIP)

Introduction

When using commercial software RIP (hereafter RIP) to print, you must register information about the media you are

using to both printers and RIP. How to register and do settings differs, as seen below, according to the required print

level.

For Simple Printing

You can easily register basic media information by selecting the media type according to the media you are using in

Easy Media Setup in the printer's settings menu. Simply setting the media type and the print mode in the RIP allows

you to print.

For the Optimal Printing on the Commercial Media You Are Using

Use the print settings files (hereafter EMX files) that Epson provides to register and do settings. EMX files are batched

files that contain the following information, most suitable for the media you are using.

❏ Media setting values: Values for media settings (temperature of the heater, platen gap, etc.) that are registered to

the printer

❏ Print information: Such setting information as resolution and the number of print passes and ICC profiles that are

read and used by the RIP

Download and import EMX files with the Epson software, Epson Control Dashboard.

In this manual we explain the basic procedures for RIP printing that uses EMX files. Also see the supplemental manual,

Printing with WH/MS, Matching Specific Colors (PDF) when printing with the SC-S80600 Series using White/Metallic

Silver ink.

Software RIP (Commercially Available)

Use a RIP that can be used with your printer. You can check the latest information about compatible RIP on the

Software Available List (https://bizijdevelopers.ebz.epson.net/rip/list/).

Epson Control Dashboard (Dashboard)

Use the Dashboard when importing setting information for the printer or RIP, or when downloading EMX files.

You can install the latest software from the Setup Navi (http://epson.sn).

Introduction