The ink line-up itself is totally pigment-based, as preferred for robust, long-lasting quality, especially on matte and fine-art media where there’s no protective coating between the top-most inked layer of the media and the outside world. Thankfully, like the smaller P700, the P900 finally features a dedicated channel for each of its 10 inks, so there’s no need to share. The procedure is both time-consuming and costly. For many users, it was a major frustration because each time you swap between matte media and glossy/semi-gloss/lustre photo paper, you need to purge the print channel and refill it with the alternative ink. The older models were very good but typically featured an ink channel within the print head that was shared between photo black and matte black inks. The Epson SureColor P900 follows on the heels of the older Epson P800 (opens in new tab) and previous A3+/13-inch and A2/17-inch printers. If there are parts of the text missing on the Test Page or the print quality is poor then head cleaning may be required.As you’d expect from an A2 printer, the input and output trays add quite a lot to the overall size of the machine, once you extend them for printing. An example of a successful Test Page is below.ġ0. Load a sheet of plain A4 paper into the sheet feeder / paper cassette of the printer.ĩ. A new window will open, click on the Utility tab.ħ. Install the driver for your version of macOS.Ħ. Note: If an Epson printer is not present, the printer is not installed. Click the Apple menu and select System Preferences.ģ.The name of your Epson printer should be present in the printer list. Make sure there are no red or amber lights on the printer's LEDs or error messages on the LCD panel.įollow the instructions below to print a test page:ġ.
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