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From: Solomon P. <pi...@sh...> - 2021-08-02 18:39:17
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On Sun, Aug 01, 2021 at 09:00:47PM -0400, Robert Krawitz wrote:
> I would start with the Expression XP-860 (model 134), L130 (model
> 130), or SC-P600 (model 115). Those have the most similar head
> configuration and 6 (or more) color ink. Try it at low resolution.
Ok, will do. (I suppose the channel/ink ordering is also anyone's
guess, but I imagine it will be quite easy to sort out once I get this
thing printing...)
The windows drivers don't speak of "resolutions", only "quality" --
fast, standard, and high, which supposedly correspond to 720x360,
720x720, and 720x1440dpi.
There are also only three media types, glossy, matte, and lustre, though
those come in differerent roll widths.
> Unless you have some sample output that you can parse with
> parse-escp2, there's going to be cutting and trying for higher
> resolutions.
I do have sample output and parse-escp2 seems to accept it, though I still
need to make sense of it all. :)
> I know that all of the including makes things more confusing in some
> ways, but it also saves a lot of duplication.
Of course!
> Once you find one that works, then it's a matter of tuning the drop
> sizes and all. But first things first.
That and the ink shades. The smallest drop size is supposedly 2.5pl,
and the literature mentions "up to three different drop sizes per row"
(which I'm not exactly sure how to interpret)
(Also, the head alignment adjustment goes from +-6, and the paper feed
alignment is +-16..)
Thanks for the advice! I'm sure I'll come back with more questions but
there's a lot to tackle before then.
- Solomon
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