RENA XPS-80/90
User Guide
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check that they are equal. If not, you must determine what is
causing the inaccuracy, before you can continue.
Possible causes:
Very thin or translucent material. Paper sensor sees through.
Improper Print Unit height (carriage height) adjustment.
Media was not positioned so its entire area (length or width)
was transported over the paper sensor. Feeds crooked.
Paper sensor may be dirty.
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If the paper measurements are not accurate, make the nec-
essary adjustments and repeat the above steps until you
achieve an accurate measurement. If problem can not be re-
solved, please contact your local Rena dealer for support.
5.6 Test print
The test print allows you to check the appearance of your print-
out and to correct or adjust it as necessary. You will also need the
test print to calibrate the print units.
The advantage of a test print is that it allows you to check and ad-
just the print-out independently of the PC and application pro-
gram.
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Switch to off-line mode
.
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Press the
test
key.
The test print starts and continues printing until the
test
key is
pressed again.
Now check the print-out. If the result is exactly the way you want
it, you may place the printer on-line and start your print job.
With the XPS-90 set to defaults, the test
print is performed centrally, with respect
to the four transport bands! Ensure that
the print media is fed accordingly. The
user must take the position of the AF635
feeder stand into consideration. It may be
necessary to re-position the AF635 stand
so that the piece feeds centrally.
In addition, if you have sent data from
FlexMail to the XPS90, the last print unit
offset command sent to the printer will de-
termine the print position of the test print.
