Specs
Demo Day specs
Setup notes and briefing numbers for Demo Day.
Power, media and space requirements
This Demo Day specs page sets out the technical and floor requirements behind a live Epson demonstration. It supports the main Demo Day page with the details needed for planning and comparison.
Demo Day specs covers the practical conditions needed to run an Epson graphic-arts demonstration properly. It lists power supply, bench space, media widths, RIP access and viewing distance so sample output can be judged under working conditions. Gauteng dust and Cape Town coastal moisture are noted because both affect handling, head checks and drying behaviour.
Before the unit is switched on, record the printer model, loaded media, ink set and firmware shown for the session. Photos of the stand area, cable route and output tray help when the same configuration must be repeated later at a customer site. That record is more useful than general notes when comparing results between two Epson models.
Figures used on demonstration day
Measurable settings matter more than broad impressions. Typical entries include sheet size, pass mode, drying time, test image choice and the viewing light used during evaluation. Those details matter when one print looks stronger simply because it was run slower or allowed longer to gas off.
Match these specifications to the linked workflow material before adding extra variables to the test. If you send questions through the contact form, include the Epson model, media type and whether the comparison is taking place in Gauteng or Cape Town. A single photo of the printer layout or sample board is enough to identify the setup.
- Power points and cable reach confirmed
- Media width, roll weight and feed path
- Lighting used for print assessment noted
Conditions that change the result
A live Epson showing can read differently between Johannesburg and Cape Town even with the same file and media. Dry Highveld air can lift static and dust, while coastal humidity can slow settling on certain coated stocks. The specs page makes room for those variables so comparisons remain fair across both demo locations.
Load-shedding planning also belongs in the technical brief. Head checks, nozzle status, warm-up time and RIP queue timing should be captured around any outage risk so interrupted runs are not mistaken for machine behaviour. The purpose of the session is to inspect print quality, handling and workflow steps with evidence on hand.
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Information to bring for setup
Bring the job type, target size, substrate choice and any sample that the buyer is using as a reference. Mention whether the priority is proofing accuracy, poster output, photographic density or media handling.
Include any failed settings from earlier tests, especially pass counts, colour profiles and drying assumptions. Keep the technical record tied to the same Epson session as the demo summary so the visual outcome and settings match.
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