Digital BW, The Print

Marco,

On the R3000 you adjust the platen gap through the printer menu screen. Begin by pressing the OK button then either Left Arrow or Right Arrow to the Setup Menu.

On QTR, you can name the curve anything you want but most folks use a combination of Printer-InkSet-Paper-Tone OR InkSet-Printer-Paper-Tone.

R3000-UCmk-UPPM5-Warm = R3000 Printer-InkSet (UltraChrome matte black) - Epson Ultra Premium Presentation Matte (UPPM) 5 Star - Warm Tone

If you are using the Photo Black = R3000-UCpk-UPPM5-Warm.

Hope this helps.

THX ;-)

You do not have to mess with the buttons on the printer.  It's an option 
in the Printer Preferences screen.  Also, if you are using that paper 
all the time (or most) you can set it as default, then only narrow it 
when necessary.

Seth

On 1/22/2014 1:43 AM, grimmieoldfart@... wrote:
> Marco,
>
>
> On the R3000 you adjust the platen gap through the printer menu screen.
>   Begin by pressing the OK button then either Left Arrow or Right Arrow
> to the Setup Menu.
>
>

You do not have to mess with the buttons on the printer.  It's an option 
in the Printer Preferences screen.  Also, if you are using that paper 
all the time (or most) you can set it as default, then only narrow it 
when necessary.

Seth

On 1/22/2014 1:43 AM, grimmieoldfart@... wrote:
> Marco,
>
>
> On the R3000 you adjust the platen gap through the printer menu screen.
>   Begin by pressing the OK button then either Left Arrow or Right Arrow
> to the Setup Menu.
>
>

Seth,

Are you able to adjust Platen Gap through the preferences on QTRgui under Windows? Its been a few years since I switched to Mac OSX but under this OS you don't have those luxuries. Leading me to consider setting up a Windows box just for printing with QTR.

I had similar question recently and in the end adjusted it directly through the menu on the printer itself, which worked fine.

Garry

> On 31 Jan 2014, at 00:33, <grimmieoldfart@...> wrote:
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> Seth,
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> Are you able to adjust Platen Gap through the preferences on QTRgui under Windows?  Its been a few years since I switched to Mac OSX but under this OS you don't have those luxuries.  Leading me to consider setting up a Windows box just for printing with QTR.
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