Tips for Using the Main Top-Loading Tray Epson P900 vertical paper support Later tests with larger sheets resulted in larger error rates. During the test, the P900 misfed (either did not feed or fed and failed) four times.

The big test came during our cost of print analysis, where 200 prints were made using UltraPro Satin. After some use, the issue slowly dissipated. As the printer is more or less designed around standard 10 mil RC paper, the feed trouble was disconcerting. The simple task of feeding a single sheet of 10 mil luster paper can become multiple misfeeds. For lack of a better description, it lacks strength. In the case of the P900, the paper feed mechanism is a step backwards relative to the P800. If you are a regular reader of our reviews, you know we feel Epson paper feed design needs improvement. While the feed design looked promising, our experience with the main tray was less than stellar. Like the P700, the P900's feed mechanism is now located in the center of the tray, like Canon printers. Main Top-Loading Epson P900 top load tray paper guideĪccording to Epson, the top tray can hold up to 30 sheets of photo paper, up to 120 sheets of plain paper, and one sheet of thick fine art paper.

100Base-T Ethernet (1 port located on the rear left - shown above).

Hi-Speed USB 3.0 (1 port located on the rear left - shown above).

The P900 can connect using these methods: In addition to drivers, you can download: Drivers are downloaded from /support/p900 website. Driver Installĭriver installation and setup was straightforward in Windows and the Mac OS. The maintenance tank is installed behind a small door on the right side of the printer. Afterwards, tank usage slows considerably.

The first will be filled to about 75% capacity during setup.

The maintenance take, Epson called it the Maintenance Box, collects waste ink from cleaning cycles and borderless over spray.

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