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CHANGING DEFAULT SETTINGS (SERVICE PROGRAM MODE)
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Mode ,4
Function
This function can be used only when you have the
optional Make-up function. Specifies the default
Make-up
make-up mode background pattern that is selected
Background
when the Make-up key is pressed.
46 Pattern
Default
D Default: O
Setting
~ Adjustment value:
1 to 40, 51 to 90, 101 to 140, 151 to 190
0: No background pattern
You can select whether you can input the
reproduction ratios for each vertical and horizontal
directions or you can input each vertical and
Directional
horizontal lengths of original and print paper.
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Magnification
~ ~efau,t. o
Mode
Selection
D Adjustment value:
O: reproduction ratio
1: vertical and horizontal lengths of original and
print paper
If the machine is not used for a long period of time,
the image density might decrease because the ink
on the drum might dry. Printing quality can be
regained by making a few prints. The Quality Start
function recovers the image density quality and it
prevents you from making extra prints. When you
set the Quality Start function to be “Yes”, you can
also select how many times the Quality Start mode
is carried out for each master making. Also, when
you set the Quality Start function to be “Yes”, the
bold letters or solid images may be light.
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Quality Start CI Default: Quality Start mode: O
setting Time:
2
D Adjustment value:
Quality Start mode:
O: No 1: Yes
Time: 0 to 10 times
D If you use the Quality Start function before 6
hours have passed after the last operation, the
image density may not be recovered earlier.
However, it is convenient to use this function
when you change drum unit and make prints
before 6 hours have passed after the last
operation.
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OPERAT!ON --
0 HYOUdo not press hard on the Ix@k \A#hileit is scanned,
the margin at the
ce-nter might not be erased compieteiy:
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a H-the maeh%e is-kwkdled under a strong light, such as a fluorescent light, a
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shadow might appearmmthe prink.flnlhis case, ciose the platen cover a iit-
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