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Configuration 4-13
Fuser Temperature
The Fuser Temperature feature allow you to adjust the printer’s fuser temperature for
the type of media used. Set the fuser temperature from the Fuser front panel menu.
Temperature increases as the options increase from 0-none to 15-hot and the default
depends upon the selected media.
Select 0-none or 1 when printing Myriad film, envelopes, and paper. Select hotter
settings for heavy paper, and heavy film.
Halftone Calibration Technology (Gamma)
XANTÉ’s Halftone Calibration Technology allows you to adjust printer output for
ink, media, file, and environmental conditions. For example, if a scanned image is too
dark, you can select a new gamma setting to lighten and enhance the details. Gamma
corrections bring out details that can be lost when printing at higher line screens or
when dark photos are scanned.
XANTÉ provides seven standard gamma correction curves and you can create up to
seven custom curves. You can select any custom or standard gamma curve on a job by
job basis using the front panel Graphic: Gamma configuration menu or the Print
dialog box Gamma menu.
XANTÉ Gamma curves 1 through 5 progressively lighten midrange grayscale values in
an image. Gamma 0, the factory default, makes no change to the image and Gamma 6
produces a reverse (negative) image without changing the image in the application.
The graphs in figure 4.8 show the changes to the midrange gray levels for Gamma
curves 0 through 6.
You may want to create and download up to seven custom gamma curves to calibrate
your printer for specific conditions. Also, linearization can be used to the level of
accuracy you need. See the linearization section in “PostScript Features (AccelaFont,
DPI, Linearization, LPI, Margins, More X-ACT, and VM)” in chapter 2 (Macintosh)
or 3 (PC) about creating custom gamma curves.