Xerox Versant 4100 Press, User Documentation

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1. From the
PredictPrint Media Manager
main window, select Profiles .
The
Profiles
window appears.
2. Ensure that the Alignment tab appears.
Alignment is the first tab displayed after selecting Profiles from the PredictPrint Media
Manager main window.
3. Select New or Edit to create a new alignment profile or to edit an existing alignment profile.
Either the New Profile Properties or the Edit Profile Properties window opens.
4. If desired, enter a new name or modify the existing name.
5. Test Print .
The Test Print window opens.
6. Select the appropriate tray and profile name.
7. Select the desired Front and Back Print Density Levels.
The Front and Back Print Density Levels are available only with the Grid 90 - Front & Back Test
Print. This is the default test print that the Alignment feature uses.
8. Select the Start button.
• The press runs a test print.
• Once the press completes the test print, the following message displays:
Examine the test
print. If the print alignment is an improvement, click "OK" to accept
the new settings. If the alignment isn't an improvement, click "Cancel"
to revert to the original settings.
• Before selecting either OK or Cancel , continue to the next step.
9. Review the test print output and choose one of the following:
• The test print output is an improvement and is acceptable, perform the following:
1. Select OK to close the window.
2. Select OK to save and close the
New or Edit Profile Properties
window.
3. Select Close to exit Profiles and return to the PredictPrint Media Manager main window.
• The test print output is not an improvement and is not acceptable. Select Cancel and
continue to the next step.
10. From the New or Edit Profile Properties window, perform the following:
a. Select an alignment profile option Registration , Perpendicularity , Skew , or Magnification .
b. Make the desired selections for that option.
Tip: When adjusting multiple items, adjust the image in the following order:
Registration, Perpendicularity, Skew, and finally Magnification.
11. Select the Test Print button.
The Test Print window opens.
12. Select the desired Test Print options, including:
a. The desired paper tray
b. Print quantity
It is recommended that you select a quantity of 10 test prints in order to best evaluate the
printed output.
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