Xerox 6250B - Phaser Color Laser Printer Manual Download Page 5

Print-Quality Problems

Phaser® 6250 Color Laser Printer

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Color Settings

The print-quality mode and TekColor

 

correction directly control the quality of your prints. You 

can change these settings in the printer driver or at the printer’s front panel.

Note

Driver settings override the printer’s front panel settings.

For more information on using color, go to 

Reference/Printing/Using Color 

on the User 

Documentation CD-ROM.

Color Calibration

Color calibration procedures adjust the printer for optimal color output. Color settings may 
need adjustment upon initial printer setup or when toner cartridges and imaging units are 
replaced. There are two procedures: “Lighten/Darken Colors” and “Balance Colors.” If the 
overall image appears either too light or dark, use the Lighten/Darken Colors procedure. If a 
finer adjustment of the primary colors (cyan, magenta, and yellow) is needed, continue with 
the Balance Colors procedure.

Lighten/Darken Colors

The Lighten/Darken Colors procedure uniformly increases or decreases each primary color 
(cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) to produce a lighter or darker image.

Procedure:

1.

At the printer’s front panel, select 

Troubleshooting

, then press the OK button. 

2.

Select 

Print Quality Problems

, then press the OK button. 

3.

Select 

Calibrate Colors

, then press the OK button.

4.

Select 

Lighten/Darken Colors

, then press OK button. The “Color Reference Page” 

prints. Use this page to evaluate the lightness/darkness of the image. The printer's current 
Lighten/Darken Value is displayed on the page.

a.

Select 

Lightness Level

, then press the OK button.

b.

Press the Up or Down Arrow buttons to change the value from 

-5 

(lightest) to 

(darkest), then press the OK button. The “Color Reference Page” automatically prints 
using the new lighten/darken value. Repeat this procedure until you achieve the 
desired result.

5.

To complete the procedure, select one of the following options:

Accept Changes and Continue

: Saves the new value and returns to the 

Calibrate Colors 

menu.

Accept Changes and Exit

: Saves the new value and returns to the 

Main

 menu.

Discard Changes and Exit

: Returns to the 

Main

 menu without saving changes.

Summary of Contents for 6250B - Phaser Color Laser Printer

Page 1: ...information go to www xerox com officeprinting infoSMART For suggestions on using color go to www colorconnection xerox com Paper Type Caution If you change the type of paper in a tray you must chang...

Page 2: ...step until no toner appears on the pages 4 If the problem continues replace the imaging unit Repeating Defects Marks or voids are regularly repeated on the page 1 At the printer s front panel select T...

Page 3: ...Color Correction mode See the Color Settings section on the following page for detailed descriptions of the available settings a For the best results for most documents set the TekColor Correction to...

Page 4: ...Do Not Match The color produced by the printer is different from the color that it must match 1 Confirm that the settings for Print Quality and Color Correction are identical in the printer driver and...

Page 5: ...en Colors procedure uniformly increases or decreases each primary color cyan magenta yellow and black to produce a lighter or darker image Procedure 1 At the printer s front panel select Troubleshooti...

Page 6: ...the desired adjustment is achieved Each of the color balance information pages like the page illustrated on the right contains a large cluster of circles numbered from 0 to 54 that vary in hue The cen...

Page 7: ...Margin then press the OK button b Press the Up arrow to move the margin as illustrated 5 To move Side 1 B margin a Select Adjust Side 1 B Margin then press the OK button b Press the Up arrow to move...

Page 8: ...ow of the solid lines printed on side 2 2 To move the dashed rectangle you see on the page to the position you want a Select Side 2 A Margin then press the OK button b Press the Up arrow to move the m...

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