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These illustrations show the Epson Stylus Pro 9880 but the Electrical
parts are the same for the Pro 7880 unless otherwise noted.
Input voltage range 90 to 264 V
Front
Rated frequency range 50 to 60 Hz
Roll paper Roll paper
on spindle cover Input frequency range 49 to 61 Hz
Printer Check the label on the back of your printer for voltage
Paper stand information.
basket
Casters
Dimensions and Weight
Dimensions Epson Stylus Pro 7880:
Width: 47.12 inches (1178 mm)
Back Depth: 20.04 inches (501 mm)
Height: 22.4 inches (560 mm)
(without stand)
Network USB
interface interface Epson Stylus Pro 9880:
Width: 68.08 inches (1702 mm)
Depth: 27.12 inches (678 mm)
Height: 47.84 inches (1196 mm)
Maintenance
tank (Pro
9880 only) Weight Epson Stylus Pro 7880:
(without consumables) 108 lb (49 kg)
AC
inlet Epson Stylus Pro 9880:
198 lb (90 kg)
Stand: 23.1 lb (10.5 kg)
Environmental
Temperature Operation: 50 to 95 °F (10 to 35 °C) Epson Cut Sheet Paper Sizes
Print Size group Size name Measurements
quality A Series A4 8.3 × 11.7 inches
guarantee: 59 to 77 °F (15 to 25 °C) (210 × 297 mm)
Roll paper compatibility Handles both 2- and 3-inch cored ARCH C 18 × 24 inches
media (457 × 610 mm)
ARCH D 24 × 36 inches
Maximum roll paper 2-inch core: 4 inches (101.6 mm) (610 × 910 mm)
diameter 3-inch core: 6 inches (152.4 mm) ARCH E* 36 × 48 inches
(910 × 1219 mm)
Printable Area
Default roll paper margins are 0.59 inch (15 mm) top and
bottom, and 0.12 inch (3 mm) right and left. Using the menu
system, you can set all the margins to 15 mm or 3 mm, or set
the top margin to 35 mm.
The borderless printing feature allows edge-to-edge printing
on some media.
Automatic Take-Up Reel System (Pro 9880 only) C12C815251 Menu setting Description
INTERFACE Selects an interface for receiving print jobs. JOB Prints a sheet showing information about the
INFORMATION last 10 print jobs.
AUTO to automatically select the interface
when it receives a print job CUSTOM PAPER Prints information about paper configurations
USB to receive only print jobs sent to the USB you have created
interface
NETWORK to receive only print jobs sent to the PRINTER STATUS menu
network interface
VERSION Displays the printer’s firmware version number.
CODE PAGE Selects the code page for your data
PRINTABLE PAGES Displays an estimate of the number of pages
PC437 for extended graphics data codes that can be printed based on the ink cartridge
PC850 for multilingual data codes status.
ROLL PAPER Selects the margins for roll papers. INK LEVEL Displays the status of the ink in the cartridges.
MARGIN
DEFAULT (15 mm all around) MAINTENANCE Displays the status of the maintenance tank.
TOP/BOTTOM 15 mm (3 mm left/right) TANK
TOP 35/BOTTOM 15 mm (3 mm left/right)
3 mm (all around) USAGE COUNT Displays the approximate amount of ink and
15 mm (all around) paper used.
PAPER SIZE CHECK Selects whether the printer checks to see if the CLEAR USAGE Clears the values displayed in USAGE COUNT.
width of the loaded paper matches the width COUNT
selected in your print job (ON is recommended).
JOB HISTORY Displays the approximate amount of ink and
PAPER SKEW Selects whether the printer alerts you if paper is paper used in the last 10 print jobs.
CHECK not feeding straight by displaying PAPER SKEW
TOTAL PRINTS Displays the total number of pages printed.
on the LCD display and stopping printing. If you
select OFF, you do not receive an error even if SERVICE LIFE Displays the service life of each printer part.
the print job is out of range of the loaded paper.
EDM STATUS For future enhancements to the printer; no
TIME OUT Selects the time interval before cancelling a settings necessary.
print job if the printer cable is unplugged or the
printer hangs (range is 30 to 300 seconds). CUSTOM PAPER menu
CUTTER Prints cutter adjustment patterns and allows PAPER NUMBER Selects the number for each special paper
ADJUSTMENT you to adjust the cutting position if you print configuration you create using the settings
with no top or bottom margins. below.
REFRESH MARGIN Selects whether to automatically leave an extra PLATEN GAP Adjusts the distance from the print head to the
margin area after borderless print jobs. paper.
STANDARD for most printing
AUTO NOZZLE Selects whether to automatically check the
WIDE or WIDER if images are smeared
CHECK print head nozzles before printing each print job.
NARROW for thin paper
Do not select ON if using non-Epson media or
WIDEST for thick paper
paper narrower than 8.26 inches (210 mm).
(Available only when AUTO CLEANING setting THICKNESS Prints a thickness patterns so you can select a
is set to ON.) PATTERN THICKNESS NUMBER setting below.
AUTO CLEANING Selects whether to automatically check and THICKNESS Selects the thickness number for the best
clean the print head, if necessary, when you run NUMBER pattern printed using the THICKNESS PATTERN
a nozzle check from the control panel or printer setting above.
driver. Do not select ON if using non-Epson
media or paper narrower than 8.26 inches CUT METHOD Selects the cutting blade pressure you want to
(210 mm). use for the paper.
STANDARD
QUIET CUT Selects whether to cut printouts slowly to
THIN PAPER
decrease cutting noise and paper particles. THICK PAPER, FAST
THICK PAPER, SLOW
INITIALIZE Resets the PRINTER SETUP menu settings to
SETTINGS their default settings. PAPER FEED Adjusts the amount of paper fed during printing
ADJUST to help eliminate banding (–0.70 to 0.70%).
TEST PRINT menu
Choose a lower value if you see white lines on
NOZZLE CHECK Prints a nozzle check pattern your prints, or a higher value if you see dark
lines.
STATUS SHEET Prints a sheet showing the status of various
printer parts and settings DRYING TIME Selects a drying time for ink to avoid smearing
(from 0 to 10 seconds).
NETWORK STATUS Prints a sheet showing the network settings;
SHEET see the on-screen Network Guide for details.
CLOCK SETTING Sets the printer date and time settings The easiest way of checking ink levels is from the control
panel LCD display. The numbers below the ink icons on the
CONTRAST Adjusts the contrast of the LCD display.
ADJUSTMENT LCD display correspond to the 8 ink cartridge slots on the
printer. The icons show the approximate amount of ink
HEAD ALIGNMENT menu
remaining as follows:
PAPER THICKNESS Select the paper thickness for aligning the print
head.
100–81% 20% or less
ALIGNMENT Select and start running print head alignment of
80–61% Ink low
various types.
60–41% Ink expended
NETWORK SETUP menu
(see the on-screen Network Guide for details) 40–21% Cartridge error or no cartridge
NETWORK SETUP Select to enable or disable network printing and
select the settings below. When the red B Ink light is flashing and INK LOW appears on
IP ADDRESS Select to set the IP address automatically or
the LCD display, the indicated cartridge is almost expended.
SETTING manually. Make sure you have a replacement cartridge. When the lights
IP, SM, DG Enter the IP address settings, if selecting the
stay on and REPLACE INK CARTRIDGE is displayed, the
SETTING address manually. cartridge is expended. You must replace the cartridge before
you can continue printing.
BONJOUR Select the Bonjour network settings, if
necessary. See page 4 for information on selecting the correct
INIT NETWORK Returns the network settings to their default replacement cartridges. You can install any combination of
SETTING settings. 110 ml and 220 ml cartridges. Before you start, make sure the
printer is powered on. Then follow these steps to replace an
ink cartridge:
Printing Status Information 1. Note the color of the cartridge that is low or expended. This
is the cartridge you need to replace.
The status check sheet shows some of the current default
2. Press the ink compartment covers to open them.
settings, the amount of ink remaining in each cartridge, the
page count, and the status of various printer parts. Caution:
1. Make sure paper is loaded in the printer. Leave the expended cartridge in the printer until you are ready to
replace it.
2. Press the Menu button.
To prevent ink reporting errors, never replace the ink cartridges
3. Press the d button to highlight TEST PRINT, then press with the printer turned off.
Menu.
4. Press d to highlight STATUS SHEET, then press Menu.
You see PRINT.
Note:
3. Raise the ink levers to the unlocked position. If you can’t insert the cartridge smoothly, you may have the
wrong cartridge. Check the package and product code. If the
B Ink light remains on after installing the cartridge, it may not be
inserted fully.
Checking and Cleaning the Print Head If the pattern is still missing segments or has deflections
after a power cleaning cycle, turn the printer off and leave it
overnight. Then clean the print head again the following
If your printed image shows a color shift or horizontal lines,
morning with regular cleaning cycles. If you still see no
you should check the print head to see if any nozzles are
improvement, contact Epson for assistance.
clogged or deflected. If necessary, the printer will
automatically run a cleaning cycle to clear the nozzles.
1. Press the Menu button. Aligning the Print Head
2. Press the d button until TEST PRINT is highlighted, then
press Menu. NOZZLE CHECK is selected. Aligning the print head is the most important thing you can
3. Press Menu, then press to start printing the nozzle check do to ensure the best print quality. If banding appears on your
pattern. prints, if they look grainy or blurry, or if you see
misregistration or “ghosting,” you may need to align the print
The nozzle check pattern is printed and automatically read. If head.
the printer finds clogged nozzles, it runs a cleaning cycle.
Although you can align the print head using the printer utility
Caution: software, it’s also easy to align from the printer’s control panel.
Don’t run a cleaning cycle while thick media is loaded in the printer.
This will do the most thorough job in the shortest time, and
Note: You can run a cleaning cycle by holding down the Menu button it’s all automatic.
for three seconds. You also can check and clean the print head using
If you haven’t already done so, it’s a good idea to run a nozzle
your printer utility software. See the User’s Guide for instructions.
check before aligning the print head (see User’s Guide). This
ensures that the print head alignment patterns print correctly.
Follow these steps to align the print head using the control Removing the Old Blade
panel:
Make sure the printer is turned on, then follow these steps to
1. Make sure the printer is turned on. Then load Epson remove the blade:
Enhanced Matte Paper.
1. Press the Menu button.
Tip:
2. Press d until MAINTENANCE is highlighted, then press
To properly align the print head, you can also use Epson
Doubleweight Matte Paper or Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster. Menu.
3. CUTTER REPLACEMENT is highlighted. Press Menu
2. Press the Menu button. again.
3. Press d until HEAD ALIGNMENT is highlighted, then 4. Press . The print head moves to the replacement
press Menu. PAPER THICKNESS is highlighted. position. OPEN FRONT COVER TO SEE CUTTER
4. Press Menu. The STANDARD setting is selected by default. REPLACEMENT LABEL is displayed.
This is the correct thickness setting for most Epson papers. 5. Open the front cover.
5. Press to save the setting.
6. Press l, then press d to highlight ALIGNMENT.
7. Press the Menu button to highlight AUTO, then press
Menu again. UNI-D (uni-directional) is highlighted. This is
the type of alignment to start with.
8. Press to start the alignment process.
Each head alignment takes about 7 minutes. The printer’s
white beam sensor reads the alignment pattern and adjusts
the printer automatically. Make sure you don’t open the
front cover or turn off the printer during this process. 6. When SEE LABEL TO REPLACE CUTTER is displayed on
the LCD display, hold down the side pin (as shown to the
9. When the uni-directional alignment is finished, press the d left) and turn the latch to the right (as shown on the right).
button until BI-D 2-COLOR is highlighted. Then press
to start the bi-directional black alignment process.
10. When the bi-directional black alignment is finished, press d
until BI-D ALL is highlighted. Then press to start the
alignment process.
11. When done, press the Pause button to exit head
alignment mode.
If you want to fine-tune the automatic alignment process, you
can perform a manual head alignment. See your electronic
User’s Guide for instructions.
Replacing the Paper Cutter Blade 7. Release the side pin. The cutter pops out.
Warning:
If you notice that your paper isn’t cut cleanly, the cutter blade The blade is sharp. Be careful when removing it.
may need to be replaced. If you use the blade to cut heavy
stock, you will damage the blade and need to replace it. For a
list of media that are not recommended for use with the
cutter, see the User’s Guide or Printer Guide.
You can check the status of your cutter by printing a status
sheet. See page 6 for instructions. You can obtain a new cutter
blade from Epson (part number C12C815291).
8. Carefully remove the cutter blade. the LCD display. When the tank is completely full, the printer
stops working and MAINTENANCE TANK FULL appears on
the LCD.
You can check how much space remains in the maintenance
tank by viewing its icon on the control panel, shown below.
You can also check its status using the menus, using your
printer software, or by printing a nozzle check sheet.
Maintenance
tank icon*
2. Push down on the side pin while turning the latch to the The Epson Stylus Pro 7880 has one maintenance tank (on the
left. right side), and the 9880 has two (one on either side).
Replacement tanks are available from Epson (part number
C12C890191).
The printer will not print if one of the maintenance tanks is
full. On the Epson Stylus Pro 9880, the right tank is used
more than the left. To maximize tank life, you can switch the
tanks when the right tank reaches approximately 40% to 60%
of capacity.
Follow these steps to replace the tank:
1. Make sure the printer is not printing or performing any
other operations (READY or PAPER OUT should appear on
the LCD display).
3. Close the front cover when you see a message prompting 2. If you have the Epson Stylus Pro 9880, check the LCD
you to do so. The cutter moves to the home position and display to determine which tank needs to be replaced (left or
READY appears on the LCD display. right).
The maintenance tank stores ink that gets flushed from the
system during the initial ink charge and manual and
automatic print head cleaning. When the tank is almost full,
the message MAINTENANCE TANK NEAR FULL appears on
3. Grasp the handle at the bottom of the tank (on the side of
the printer) and gently pull out the maintenance tank.
Caution:
Be careful not to spill ink from the maintenance tank when
removing it. Hold it upright at all times and dispose of it carefully.
4. Place the used tank in the plastic bag included with the new
tank.
5. Insert the new tank.
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