Xerox Versant 4100 Press, User Documentation

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3. Select the Advanced Setup button.
The
Advanced Stock Setup
window opens.
4. Select the Test Print button.
The test print window opens.
5. Select the desired Test Print options, including:
• Tray:
• Quantity: It is recommended that you select a quantity of 10 test prints in order to best
evaluate the printed output.
• Sides Imaged:
• 1 Sided-Face Up
• 1 Sided-Face Down
• 2 Sided
• Long Edge Feed or Short Edge Feed:
• Color Mode:
• Black : Select this for black and white only output
• CMYK : Select this for color output
6. Select Start .
An Information window displays stating
Test Print in Progress
.
Upon completion of the test prints, the Information window closes.
7. Retrieve the test prints from the output area of the press.
8. Evaluate the printed output.
• If the test prints are acceptable, continue to the next step.
• If the test prints are not acceptable, repeat the previous steps and run more test prints until
the desired printed output is achieved. If the output continues to be unacceptable after
multiple sets of test prints, contact your Customer Support Center for further assistance.
It may take multiple adjustments to the
Advanced Stock Setup
options and running test prints
before the printed output meets customer satisfaction.
9. To save selections and close the
Advanced Stock Setup
window, select OK .
10. To save and close either the
New Stock Setup
window or the
Stock Properties
window, select
OK .
11. To exit the Stock Library or Tray Properties, select Close .
12. To exit the Administrator mode, select Logoff .
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The Advanced Stock Setup feature allows the user to customize the stocks further beyond the typical
size, weight, type, and other characteristics.
Tip: The Advanced Stock Setup feature is accessed from either the Stock Properties window
or the New Stock Setup window.
Different media, including paper type, weight, type, and paper curl, requires specific or special
handling by the press as it moves through the paper path. For example, some media types may skew
or curl as they progress through the printing path of the press. This can occur on frequently-run jobs
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