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<Adj. Lead Edge Sec. Transfer Volt.>/<Correct Tail End
Toner Application>
(Ver. 3.12-)
98AE-01H
(Settings/Registration) <Preferences> <Paper Settings> <Paper Type Management Settings>
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Adj. Lead Edge Sec. Transfer Volt.
If the image on the leading edge is faint or uneven compared to images printed on plain paper, you can now change
the leading-edge secondary transfer voltage (the voltage that transfers toner to the paper) for the registered custom
paper.
● If the entire image becomes fainter or corrupt, rather than only the lead edge, change <Adjust Secondary
Transfer Voltage>.
● Adjusting <Adjust Secondary Transfer Voltage> may affect the settings of <Correct Tail End Toner
Application> and <Adjust Image Position>. Readjust these settings, if necessary.
● Follow the guidelines below to perform adjustment.
- <Adjustment Level>: Increasing this in the positive direction increases the effect for lead edge image
problems. Increasing the value too high may cause toner to be missing in high density areas.
- <Correction Amount>: Increasing this in the positive direction increases the distance where control is
performed from the lead edge of the paper. The distance increases in +1 mm increments.
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Correct Tail End Toner Application
When curled paper or paper susceptible to curling is used for two-sided copying/printing, toner may not be
adequately applied or the color may become faint on the tail end (from the feeding direction) of the paper. For low
density images, the color may become fainter or denser. In these cases, you can now change the <Correct Tail End
Toner Application> settings for the registered custom paper.
● If the entire image becomes fainter or corrupt, rather than only the lead edge, change <Adjust Secondary
Transfer Voltage>.
● Adjusting <Adjust Lead Edge Secondary Transfer Voltage> may affect the settings of <Correct Tail End Toner
Application> and <Adjust Image Position>. Readjust these settings, if necessary.
Changes to Settings/Registration
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