QMS 2060, Supplementary Manual

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The quality of your copied image depends on several factors. You
must consider these factors when judging the output quality of your
copied image. The quality of the copy can be adjusted by settings on
the CrownCopy menu. The factors involved in copy quality are
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The original’s print quality
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The content of the original
—
text, images, or both
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The size of the original
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The speed of your copy output
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The medium of the original
—
for example, photographs,
magazine, laser printer, or newspaper
After considering these factors you may want to experiment with dif-
ferent settings to see which setting gives you the best quality output at
the best speed. Here are some sample situations and menu settings
that can be used to improve output quality.
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You’re copying a newsletter with text and halftone photos. Use
Custom Gray in Photographic mode for best quality. You may get
faster output using Halftone B/W at a higher resolution.
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You’re copying original forms containing only text. Use Binary B/
W mode for best quality for text only. You may experiment with
Threshold and Scan Resolution to increase the quality and main-
tain the copy speed.
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You’re copying a photograph to distribute around the office. Use
Custom Gray with GrayScale Adjust in photographic mode. You
may improve the quality by adjusting scan resolution but you
might slow it down. You can increase speed slightly by using
adjusting Scan Size to crop the image.
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You’re copying a document that has text, line drawings with some
grayscale details and you need the copies in a hurry. Use Half-
tone B/W and adjust Brightness and Scan Resolution to get the
best output at a faster speed than Grayscale Mode.