Don’t turn off the printer or interrupt ink charging while the power light is
flashing or you’ll use up more ink than necessary when you turn it back on.
1
ink cartridges
paper supportprinter
1 Unpack
1
Remove everything from the box.
2
4
4 Load Ink
1
Open the output tray and raise the printer cover.
Don’t remove the seals from the
bottom of the cartridges; ink will
leak out.
Keep cartridges out of the reach
of children.
3
3 Power On
1
Plug the printer into a grounded electrical outlet.
2
Press the power button to turn on the printer.
Don’t turn on your computer yet.
Don’t use an outlet controlled by a wall switch or timer. Never use a power strip switch
to turn the printer on or off; use only the printer’s power button.
You must install both cartridges or the printer won’t work.
ink replacement
button
power button
black color
CD-ROM
2 Connect the Printer
2
Remove all the tape and
packing material.
4
Fit the paper support
into its three slots.
2
Lift up the ink cartridge clamps.
3
Unpack the ink cartridges that came with your printer and remove the yellow tape.
4
Tilt each cartridge toward you as you lower it. Make sure the tabs rest on the hooks.
5
Lower the clamps so they snap shut.
6
Press the ink replacement button and close the printer cover. You see the
green power light flash and you hear the printer make noise.
7
Wait until ink charging is finished (the green power light stops flashing).
Don’t place the cartridge tabs
under the hooks, or you may
damage the clamp when you
close it.
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EPSON Stylus
®
C60
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Printer Basics
Turn over
1
2
hooks
3
Peel off tape and remove the insert.
remove the
insert
Connect the printer to your computer using either a USB cable or parallel cable. Don’t connect both
cables; you only need one or the other. Follow the instructions in the appropriate section below.
If You Have a USB Port
(Does not support Windows
®
95.)
1
Make sure the printer and computer are turned off.
2
Connect the square end of the USB cable to your printer’s USB port.
3
Connect the flat end of the cable to any available USB port on your computer.
If You Have a PC Parallel Port
1
Make sure the printer and computer are turned off.
2
Connect the larger end of the parallel cable to your printer’s parallel port.
Then secure it with the wire clips.
3
Connect the other end of the cable to your computer’s parallel port and secure it as necessary.
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