• Decrease the
Adjust Image Transfer for Trail Edge
in increments of 10%. After every
incremental adjustment, run test prints and evaluate the output to determine if additional
adjustment is necessary.
3. Perform an
Automatic Density Uniformity Adjustment
.
Note:
This is a press feature and is not a
Custom Paper Settings
feature.
• Use this feature to correct image quality issues on the output when that image quality is not
consistent throughout the entire output. For example, the image quality is lighter (faded) or
heavier (thicker) on the left or right sides of the output (inboard / outboard).
• For information and instructions on how to use this feature, refer to the
System Administrator
Guide
.
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Problem
The image on the printed output is misregistered, or is perpendicular, skewed, or magnified.
Solutions
1. If you use trays 1, 2, or 3, switch the optional trays 6, 7, 8, or 9 (if available).
Note:
Trays 6-9 have better registration and skew performance.
2. Create and/or use an existing
Alignment Profile
.
Note:
Before creating a new and/or using an existing manual alignment, read all the
information in the
Alignment Adjustment
of System Administrator Guide.
• Use
Center Line Stock
for
Alignment Profiles
. If the problem occurs when using this stock, call
the Customer Support Center.
• The following steps are required for each procedure; for complete instructions, refer to the
Alignment Adjustment
section in the
System Administrator Guide
.
• To create a
New Alignment Profile
, perform the following:
Note:
This option can be found in
Machine Status
→
Tools
→
Setup &
Adjustment
→
Alignment Adjustment Setup
.
a. From the
Alignment
tab, select the
New
button.
A
New Profile Properties
window displays.
b. Enter the
Name
you want to assign to the profile.
c. Perform the
Auto Alignment
procedure.
d. Run a set of test prints to evaluate the output and evaluate the results.
e. If necessary, depending on the results, perform a
Manual Adjustment
.
f. When making manual adjustments to multiple items, use the following guidelines:
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