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DOCUCOLOR 12 USER GUIDE 5–25 ADDED FEATURES
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Edge Erase
The Edge Erase feature (Figure 27) enables you
to eliminate unwanted marks near the edges of
the original from the output copy.
This feature offers two options:
• No Erase
• Variable Erase
When you are making 2-sided copies, edge erase
is applied to both sides of the output.
KEY POINT: Edge Erase varies according to the
reduction/enlargement ratio that you set. For
example, when a reduction of 50% combined with
an edge erase width of 30 mm results in a 15 mm
edge erase.
KEY POINT: A factory setting edge erase is 2
mm and that edge erase cannot be eliminated. If
you set the default or request the edge erase to be
1 mm, the factory setting of 2mm applies. If you
set the edge erase to be 3 mm, the edge erase will
be 3 mm.
In order for the Edge Erase feature to function
correctly, the original must be registered on the
Document Glass against the registration arrow.
After you select an Edge Erase option, the Added
Features screen displays a check in the feature
check box beside the set values.
NOTE: The System Administrator sets a default
Edge Erase. For example, if the default Edge
Erase value is 3 mm and you request an edge
erase of 2 mm, the output copy reflects your 2 mm
selection. If you request an edge erase of 5 mm,
the output copy uses a 5 mm edge erase. If you
select an edge erase of 1 mm, the factory setting
of 2 mm is applied.
Figure 27: Edge Erase feature