SII IP-5520, User Manual

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Suggestions for media advance value
The changes mentioned below can affect the media advance value.
Condition Hint
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Variation in media condition
The appropriate media advance value
varies depending on (1) the type and
width of media, roll length and (2)
change of the roll diameter.
In addition to the factors mentioned to the left,
even if the media type is the same, manufacturing
differences can affect the appropriate media
advance value. Therefore, when replacing a roll,
setting the media advance value is required.
( P.4-27)
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When changing the take-up mode on
the take-up reel unit, the appropriate
media advance value varies.
When setting to [loose take-up], the appropriate
media advance value is often greater than with
[tension take-up].
( P.3-29)
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The appropriate media advance value
also varies with the print mode.
The greater the number of passes is, the greater
the correct media advance value will be.
( P.3-24)
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The appropriate media advance value
is different for each color print head.
Normally, it is recommended to set the average
value of all colors. However, depending on the
print data, you may set the value of the most
important color.
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The correct media advance value
differs between the right and left sides
of the media.
Normally, it is recommended to set the average
of right and left values. However, depending on
the print data, you may prioritize the value of the
most important position.
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When media, such as tarpaulin, tends
to adhere to the paper guide.
It is recommended that you set the media
advance value after printing the media advance
pattern, and then make necessary adjustments
by changing the adjustment value during real
printing.
( P.4-31)
- After setting the media advance value determined from the media advance adjustment
pattern, it is possible to improve image quality further by adjusting the media advance
value while printing. This is particularly effective for long length printing.
( P.4-31 [Change during online printing])