Stylus Pro 5000 RIP Station
Service Guide

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Stylus Pro 5000 RIP Station<br> Service Guide
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This guide is divided into the following sections:

• “Preface”
Gives general information about this guide and about installing the RIP Station 5000.

• Chapter 1, “Introduction”
Provides general information about the RIP Station 5000.

• Chapter 2, “Preparing for Installation”
Describes unpacking and the steps you need to take before you install the unit.

• Chapter 3, “Connecting the RIP Station 5000”
Describes how to connect the RIP Station 5000 to the printer and the network and verify that the system is working correctly. This chapter also gives an overview of the Control Panel.

• Chapter 4, “Service Procedures”
Describes removal and replacement procedures for RIP Station 5000 components.

• Chapter 5, “Troubleshooting Procedures”
Identifies the source of common problems and suggests ways of correcting them.



Chapter 1: Introduction
Features
How the RIP Station 5000 operates
Print options
Remote utility software
User Software CD
Fiery WebTools

Chapter 2: Preparing for Installation
The installation sequence
Checking the customer site
Setting customer expectations
Unpacking the RIP Station 5000
RIP Station 5000 front and back panels

Chapter 3: Connecting the RIP Station 5000
Preliminary checkout
Connecting to the printer
Printing the RIP Station 5000 Test Page
Connecting to the network
Connecting a PC-compatible to the parallel port
Using the Control Panel
Activity light
Buttons
Screens and icons
Shutting down and restarting the RIP Station 5000

Chapter 4: Service Procedures
Overview
Accessing internal components
Checking internal connections
Restoring functionality after service
Removing and replacing circuit boards
User interface board
Motherboard
Fans
Power switch
Power supply
Checking voltages
Hard disk drive
Front panel components
System Software Kit
Using the SCSI port 3
Using the parallel port
Software not authorized screen 4

Chapter 5: Troubleshooting Procedures
The troubleshooting process
Where problems occur
Before you go to the customer site
Preliminary on-site checkout
Checking the interface cables
Checking the internal components
Checking the RIP Station 5000 as a stand-alone unit
Isolating the RIP Station 5000
Errors during the Start-up diagnostics
General RIP Station 5000 system error conditions
RIP Station 5000’s diagnostic sets
Start-up diagnostics
Viewing the diagnostic report
Checking the entire RIP Station 5000 system
Checking the printer interface
Checking network connections
Printing to the RIP Station 5000


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  igor shlaifman 2018-11-04 00:54:01  
  It works perfect to disable the ink level on EP WF-5190. Thanks.
  michel jacquemin 2022-07-12 15:53:28  
  I just bought a reset key, everything works perfectly on a Epson XP 520. Just one thing, one key for several reset will be better.
Thank you for your job.
  Nali Nole 2019-03-29 14:20:12  
  Hello, excellent application. I dont have to buy a new printer:) Thank you very much
  Giovanni Inserra 2011-02-06 21:57:52  
  Semplicemente perfetto, tutto risolto in 2 minuti.
  Ferruccio Porta 2012-11-20 20:28:59  
  Il programma con il codice ricevuto funzione benissimo, la stampante si è resettata. Saluti Porta Ferruccio
  Sabrina Mandelli 2019-09-20 10:56:10  
  Thank you, thank you...counter resetted...woww...thank you so much!!!!!Sabrina
  john Liang 2018-08-16 18:24:01  
  I took a gamble last week by buying a Epson Pro 4900 for less than $140 thinking if I could not get it going, I can at least take the remaining ink out of the cartridge and use it on my other printers.

The initial nozzle test was not so bad for a printer that was unused for about 1 year, I got six Nozzles firing at around 90% not bad, the next thing I did was the popular Windex treatment, I ran 4 sessions of Windex treatment on the printhead, first one lasted 1 hour, second one lasted 2 hours and third one lasted 4 hours and the last one lasted 8 hours, I got a fully soaked paper towel in my last two treatments, I ran a series of power clean on the non firing nozzles but the Green nozzle remain clogged.
At this stage I thought this program may be my last chance to rescue this printer. I bought the program at 6 pm today, I ran the CL1 clean on OR/GR channel and the green nozzle remain clogged, I then ran the CL2 clean on the same nozzles and the same result, at this point I thought maybe this printer is completely dead but I will give CL3 a shot, I went for dinner when CL3 clean was performed on the printer. I came back immediately printed the nozzle check I got the perfect Nozzle pattern on almost every single colour nozzle except Cyan which has a few bar missing, a quick CL1 clean on Cyan/Magenta fix that.
The next thing I did was to run a quick paper profile on this printer with X-rite software, I printed two test pattern page to calibrate the printer, then come the first real print on my Epson Stylus Pro 4900 it was absolutely brilliant, the best printer I have ever own and the IQ on one of the cheapest glossy media I could find was simply breath taking.

I have to say without this software my $140 purchase would probably end up in the rubbish dump.
I must say I was skeptical about the truthfulness of the success that other has with this software but with myself actually tried this software, I have no reservation but to recommend that anyone who has a clogged Epson Pro 4900 to give this program a shot it may just save your printer.

On the scale of 10 I would probably give it a 11 and it is more than just good!
  SWD SWD 2011-10-26 01:51:03  
  good good good
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