Canon CX-G6400, Руководство пользователя

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Using Utility Features
Changing the Special Settings
Use the [Special Settings] to change the special settings of the printer as required. Normally, it is not
necessary to change the settings.
There are five special settings.
[ Ink Pre-fire On The Paper]
A very small quantity of ink is constantly discharged onto paper at regular intervals in order to
maintain the print head performance. If this check box is unchecked, the printing time increases
due to an extra process for print head cleaning.
By default, the [Ink Pre-fire On The Paper] check box is "Auto".
[Auto] When the paper length is 60.1mm or more "Ink Pre-fire On The Paper" is performed.
When the paper length is 60.0mm or less "Ink Pre-fire On The Paper" is not performed.
[ON] "Ink Pre-fire On The Paper" is performed irrespective of the paper length.
[OFF] "Ink Pre-fire On The Paper" is not performed.
[ Low Temperature Print Mode]
Set the printer to [Low Temperature Print Mode].
When the printer is used at a temperature of less than 13, the amount of ink pre-fire on the paper
is increased for printing. Therefore, when used in a location where the room temperature easily
fluctuates, the mode automatically switches according to room temperature when printing, resulting
in uneven print quality. Use this mode when you want to keep printing quality uniform.
By default, this check box is not checked (Off).
Use this function only when necessary, as it consumes more ink than other modes.
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Prevent Unevenness
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This prevents uneven printing.
By default, this check box is not checked (Off).
When activated, it takes longer than usual for printing to begin and printing speed is slower than
usual.
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Stain Reduction
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Use this function when the edges of the paper are stained with ink.
After clicking the check box, select [Mode 1] or [Mode 2]. First use [Mode 1], and if this does not
improve printing, select [Mode 2].
By default, this check box is not checked (Off).
When turned on, printing results may appear blurry and colors may be off depending on the printing
data.