Digital BW, The Print

John,

the quickest answer is to take a look at the service manual for a more 
complete understanding of alignment. Epson doesn't endorse access to 
manuals for mere mortals, but thankfully someone has made them available:

http://www.visual-artists.com/manuals.htm


My understanding is that you use (cheap) EAM in rolls, align per instructions, 
then create a setting in memory for your particular paper if it exceeds the limits 
of auto-detectable thickness. 

But it's been a year since I played with alignment on my 7000, so you are best 
to read the manual.

Antonis




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Mr_Misty_44" 
<jharvey@i...> wrote:
> I have posted this question on the Wide format forum but I thought 
> I'd try here as well. If anyone can help, I'd appreciate it. 
> 
> I have just set up a 7500 with MIS UltraTone Inks. I am trying to run 
> a head alignment check with cut sheets which are 17X22. The paper I'm 
> using is 250GSM, 15mil,.015 Thick Goshawk paper. The instructions 
> indicate roll paper for this operation. How do I go about it with cut 
> sheets since this is what I'll be using for the most part. I have 
> done a head alignment on a roll of epson paper I had.The #1 row is 
> sharp but with all the others the numbers are faint to missing at the 
> tops of the numbers and there seems to be little difference in the 
> selections from 1 to 15 in each row except Row#4. The nozzle check 
> seems correct. I am using the 7500 Epson Driver. should I be using 
> the 7000 Epson Driver? Please help. any other tips in setting this 
> printer up for UltraTones would be GREATLY appreciated. If you want 
> to contact me off list instead of taking up space...If not, post away.
> John Harvey