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Media settings
[Media setting ] Description
[Automatic ad-
vance correction] Prints yellow, black or white markers on the media that the printer uses as
guidance to optimize the media step accuracy.
• Select [Normal] to print the yellow markers.
• Select [Enhanced] to print the black markers.
• Select [Robust] to print thicker markers.
• Select [Use white markers] to print white markers.
• Select [None] when you do not want to print markers.
Use [Normal] as a default. Typically for smooth, white, opaque, non-reflec-
tive media types, or when your applications demand markers that are not
visible with the naked eye.
Use [Enhanced] for textured and reflective media.
Use [Robust] for very textured and patterned media.
Select [Use white markers] for fully transparent, dark, or mirror-like media.
You can combine this setting with other marker settings.
On white media, the printer detects black markers better than yellow mark-
ers. Take note that black markers are visible with the naked eye, unlike the
yellow markers. Black markers may have to be cut out from the printed out-
put, depending on your applications.
When the printer cannot read the markers, due to the media type used, a
message appears on the operator panel. Select [None] when yellow, black
and white markers cannot be read. See
Solve specific quality problems on
page 333 .
The use of markers has influence on the width of the print: [None] adds no
width but uses the 5.3 mm (0.21 inch) default margin, [Normal] 8.9 mm (0.35
inch) margin, [Enhanced] 17.5 mm (0.69 inch) margin, [Robust] 22.7 mm (0.9
inch) margin.
NOTE
• This setting is enabled for all print modes except [Gloss High
Key], [Gloss Express] and [Gloss Speed].
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Change the media settings
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