7. If all printers have been configured, click Save All & Exit. If more printers must be configured, click
Save and repeat this section.
Restarting the Codonics Print Daemon
If images are not being received by the printer but the ping command comes back successfully, restart the
Codonics Print daemon: right-click on the desktop to display the Pegasys Main Menu, and then right-click
PATIENT UTILITIES > CODONICS UTILITIES > RESTART CODONICS PRINT DAEMON.
Setting the EP-1000 as the Default
See also the section Setting the Codonics Printer as the Default in the Codonics Color Dye Sublimation
Printers Ver. 7.0 Release Document. To set the EP-1000 as the default for all sessions, use the Set
Default Devices application. Click on SYSTEM MAINTENANCE > SET DEFAULT DEVICES >
CHANGE DEFAULT SETTINGS > CHANGE DEFAULT FORMATTER.
To change the default printer for a single session:
1. Display the Formatting Control Panel by right-clicking on the Format icon and selecting Control
Panel from the pop-up menu.
2. Right-click on the Formatter button and selecting a Codonics printer from the pop-up menu. Click
Proceed.
3. When the application is closed, the default printer will revert to the printer set through Set Default
Devices or through the Print Preview.
Adjusting Image Quality
The Codonics EP-1000 provides a number of adjustments that can be used to optimize printed image
quality. These adjustments are invoked using the Configuration Info field in the Codonics Configuration
screen.
The most important setting for color printing is Codonics’ exclusive Medical Color Matching (MCM) setting.
Note that MCM 104 and 105 were specially designed for Philips/ADAC. MCM 105 replicates the colors of
the NP-1600 series printer for customers who prefer that appearance. MCM 101 is also available and was
originally designed for the NP and EP-1650/1660N printers.
The EP-1000 provides two additional other adjustments that can be used to fine tune the color match or
optimize printed image quality:
♦ Gamma: Affects the overall lightness or darkness of the printed image while preserving full black and full
white. An increase in gamma value will lighten the printed image; a decrease in gamma value will
darken the printed image.
♦ Contrast: Enhances or reduces the contrast of the printed image. Positive settings will enhance contrast
while negative settings will reduce contrast in the printed image.
An example of the Configuration Info line using all three settings is:
mcm=104\gamma=1.2\contrast=5
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