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This adjustment is available when 045: [Ppr Trns Contact Mode] is set to [High Speed], [Middle], [Low],
or [Low Speed For All Paper Type].
Setting Items Max. Value Min. Value Step Unit
[Ppr Trns Gap: Off Timing] 50 -50 1 mm
*1 The jitter occurs when the leading or trailing edge of paper that passes through the paper transfer unit is
transmitted to the drum unit via the immediate transfer belt, causing banding.
048: [Pre-contact Movement of Paper Transfer]
Adjust the amount of contact to be made before the intermediate transfer unit contacts with the
secondary transfer unit when the secondary transfer unit is operating in paper contact/separation mode.
Press [+] to increase the amount of contact and press [-] to decrease the amount of contact.
Use this setting to reduce shock jitters
*1
that may occur for thick paper.
To adjust the timing when the intermediate transfer belt contacts with the secondary transfer unit, usually
use 046: [Ppr Trns Gap: On Timing]. Therefore, this setting does not need to be changed.
Setting Items Max. Value Min. Value Step Unit
[Pre-contact Movement of Paper Transfer] 100 0 1 pulse
*1 The jitter occurs when the leading or trailing edge of paper that passes through the paper transfer
unit is transmitted to the drum unit via the immediate transfer belt, causing banding.
049: [Contact Movement of Ppr Trns in Low Pressure]
Adjust the secondary transfer nip pressure when 045: [Ppr Trns Contact Mode] is set to [Low Pressure].
Press [+] to increase the secondary transfer nip pressure and press [-] to decrease the secondary transfer
nip pressure.
Use this setting to reduce shock jitters
*1
that may occur with thick paper.
Image density may be lowered if the secondary transfer nip pressure is significantly decreased.
Setting Items Max. Value Min. Value Step Unit
[Contact Movement of Ppr Trns in Low
Pressure] 200 0 1 pulse
*1 The jitter occurs when the leading or trailing edge of paper that passes through the paper transfer
unit is transmitted to the drum unit via the immediate transfer belt, causing banding.
Setting Values
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