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Printer Basics • 2
2-15 SV61749 Rev. D
9. Printing a Test Piece
Last, you'll run some test pieces through the printer to check
your setup.
1. Print one or more test pieces from the job that you are about to
run to ensure the setup is correct.
2. If the material is feeding properly and your printed image quality
is acceptable then you are ready to run the job!
3. If the material is misfeeding or the printed image quality is
unacceptable then review the three bullet points below.
• If the printed image quality is not acceptable adjust the media
thickness knob (step 8).
• If the image is not aligned properly on the material, adjust
the positions of one or both of the print heads (step 6).
• If the material is not feeding properly review and or repeat
steps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8.
A NOTE ABOUT PRINT QUALITY: The printer is designed to
feed and print on a range of materials with various finishes and
coatings. However, the sharpness of the print may vary with
different materials, depending on how absorbent the surface is,
as well as other qualities.
You'll get best results using white wove bonded stock.
Printing is less sharp on Tyvek and recycled and glossy
material. It is possible that ink may not dry thoroughly on
certain glossy materials. Always test high gloss materials
for their drying qualities before you buy them in quantity and
attempt to run a print job.
See
Print Quality Problems in the Troubleshooting section of
this guide.
The following pages explain how to use the printer with your
computer.