How to set ID CS6 to "Let Printer Determine Colors"

Hi,
Trying to print from ID CS6 to an Epson WorkForce InkJet on OS X.
I want to have the Printer Driver manage the colors.
However, in the print dialog in ID, I can only select "Let InDesign Determine Colors"
How can I change this so it set to "Let Printer Determine Colors"?
Thank you!

Could it be confirmed by someone with Postscript device connected?
Photoshop is different, you are printing a single bitmap image, while an InDesign page can have many different kinds of objects.
iProof's PowerRIP vs. Epson's driver. FWIW I gave up on Epson's driver years ago mostly because the variables in the driver's Printer... dialog, that affect color were overwhelming

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