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Print Tool doesn't save the last setting or load a custom setting on the Quad P800UC. It does work on all my Piezo printers.

Hi Clay, I have had it happen printing DTP but never printing negatives using Pictorico. I did a nozzle check as always and no issue there. ?It happens with plain paper as well.

Allan, thanks. ? I do a nozzle check before every print session. No problem there.

When my P900 needs a nozzle check or head clean, the only way it tells me is by running the sheet through the printer without printing anything.

When that happens to me when printing a DTP plate, it typically is resolved by making a new carrier. I am surprised that the same thing happened when you print on a different paper. The next thing I

Thanks to some help on another forum I resolved my printer connection issue yesterday. ?I was able to print fine for the rest of the day but then today a new issue cropped up. I tried to print using

Hi all As already indicated my main interest is DTP photopolymer printing on my Epson P900. I have purchased and installed the K3 QuadTone Profiler and the Print Tool, following Richard Boutwell's

Joe, Well not much more I can say at this point, If you have loaded the media file into the printer with the epson software ( you should be able to see it in the printer menu set up), and can't see

Thank you Dave. So kind. My passion. And printmaking was always something I aspired to since art school and college. I was sourcing my ready made plates from Spain but now dying to produce my own.

Thanks again Greg. Will check it out tomorrow morning. Best Joe Joseph P Smith MFA Digital Arts (Melit) MSWPP; FMPA; FBIPP; Hon. FMPS; ARPS; AFIAP Instagram: @smithfoto59 Facebook:

Check out this video. He does a good job explaining it: https://youtu.be/0DH1YtqjD-U

Joe, I assume the media file you created, includes the paper thickness, platten gap and a matte icc profile were included. Attached is a copy of the media file the file I am using When I loaded

Thanks Dave. I did create a plate profile using the media installer and adjusted the platen gap accordingly but I can only see this profile in the Epson printer dialog and not in the QTR dialog. I

Joe, First you have to select a media type on the printer under the paper setting options. The printer comes with There are basic paper media files, with the thickness, platen gap and .icc profile

You set the paper type on the printer itself. That is just the size of the paper.

Ah got you. Please have a look at the attached screenshot. I created a plate profile using the media installer. It is listed as a custom paper in the list. So I guess this is the way to go and not

You can run a plate directly if it is big enough (11x14) and no you have to switch inks by choosing the paper type in the epson media installer.

You need to install the epson media installer in order to change this. Epson thinks we are too dumb to change from photo black to matte black and so now you can only do it by choosing the paper type

Thank you so much Greg. Will see what I can manufacture. Looks like it is not possible to send in the plate on its own? Apologies if this sounds basic but I am totally new to using QTR and DTP

Thank you for this information Dave. I appreciate IT. I have installed the QTR software but still getting around it as I’m totally new to this. Not sure how to select a media type. It is not