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Xerox 495 Continuous Feed Duplex Printer Operator Guide Page 6-1
6. Adjusting print quality
These settings should be made during the definition of a job and recalled
when the job is run (see "Defining applications" on page 7-12).
The setting for the individual marking units can be made locally using the
Notebook settings, if they are made available to you. These changes are
made by selecting one of the five possible settings defined for the job
(see "Notebook offsets" on page 4-7).
Print density affects toner consumption and fusing. The best contrast
depends on the paper used and for each paper there is a setting above
which the contrast remains at the maximum, while the fusing quality
diminishes and consumption increases.
Note: Print quality is also affected by the paper thickness (see "Defining
paper characteristics" on page 7-7).