QMS CrownCopy, Руководство пользователя

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About Print
Density
4-3 Copy Quality
b Turn each density adjustment dial either clockwise or
counterclockwise, depending on its current setting, until it is
in the default middle position.
4 Check the Color Balance Adjustment page for smears or
feathering at the top of the bars and squares.
See “About the Color Balance Adjustment Page” on page 4, and
reference numbers 1 and 2 on that page to locate the bars and
squares.
5 If you find smears or feathering, then turn the black print
density adjustment dial (marked K on the printer) slightly to
the left (towards the minus sign). Otherwise, continue at the
next step.
6 Check the Color Balance Adjustment Page for a close color
match between the Target square (square marked Target)
and the center swatch inside the Target square.
» Note: See step 1 on page 5 and reference number 6 on page 4 to
locate the Target square.
a If the colors match stop here.
b If the colors don’t match, go to the next step.
7 Find the center swatch in either the 90
°
or 45
°
column, to the
left of the Target square, that is most neutral or gray in color.
See “Square—shows the quality of squares. The black square
shows feathering when there is a toner density problem.” on
page 5, and reference numbers 3 and 4 to locate the swatch.
8 Turn the print density adjustment dial, represented by the
swatch, the amount (90
°
or 45
°
) and direction (- or +) indi-
cated relative to its current position.
For example, if the CYAN print density adjustment dial (marked C
on the printer) is set to 90
°
in the + direction and the top-left
swatch is most gray, then you should turn that dial 90
°
in the
minus direction (at about the default middle position).
9 Reprint the Color Balance Adjustment Page.
10 Repeat steps 6 through 9 until the printer is in balance.