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EPSON Stylus Pro 7000 Revision B
Product Description Control Panel 38
Notes*: If the printer’s platen gap setting is set to Thick, a “H” will appear in the
last space on the LCD display.
1.4.3 Panel Display Priority
High priority to low priority
Fatal errors/restart required
Reset, timer IC rest/NVRAM clear
Entering or in power-off sequence/transport preparation sequence
Entering or in ink-cartridge-replacement sequence
Cover open
Paper set lever released during operation
Type B interface error
No ink cartridge
Wrong ink cartridge
Ink out
Roll paper and sheet sizes are different
Paper jam
Paper set lever in release position
Paper cutting error
Paper not straight
Paper check error
Roll paper end
Paper eject error
Initializing
Paper is too thick for cleaning
Entering or in ink sequence
Waiting for paper-initialization trigger
Paused
Entering or in paper initialization
Entering or in ink drying time-out
Ink low/Maintenance required
Processing data/printer ready
Out of paper
UNABLE TO PRINT
When trying to print a test or adjustment
pattern, one of the following occurs:
• Paper not loaded
• Ink cartridge not loaded
• Paper detection error
RELOAD PAPER
• The paper was loaded too far forward and
cannot be backward fed to the proper
position.
• The paper’s horizontal position exceeds the
normal printable area when the paper is
loaded.
• The paper’s horizontal position exceeds the
normal cutting area after printing.
• The cut sheet is too long and cannot be
ejected properly.
• Recovery from cutter error.
REMOVE PAPER
Loaded paper is too thick to perform timer
cleaning
PAUSE
Pause state.
INK LOW
When total dots fired = 90%, cartridge enters
near-end condition. Remaining ink = A1 at
100% duty
MAINTENANCE REQ. nnnn
Printer requires maintenance - see
“Maintenance Request” on page 47
PRINTING *
Processing print data.
PAPER OUT
• No paper loaded
• End of roll paper (printer stops feeding)
• End of sheet paper (when paper feeds to
eject position, put hand under the sheet and
press Cut/Eject to release)
Table 1-29. Control Panel Messages (continued)
Display Message Meaning