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4-3 Optimizing Printing or Cutting to Match Media Thickness
3.
Enter the correction values that you read.
Enter correction values H1 and H2 for each setting number (SETTING NO. 1 through 4), for a total of 8 correction
values.
ADJUST BI-DIR
SETTING NO.1
H1
H2
-71/2
ADJUST BI-DIR
SETTING NO.2
H1
H2
0
ADJUST BI-DIR
SETTING NO.3
H1
H2
0
ADJUST BI-DIR
SETTING NO.4
H1
H2
0
4.
Go back to the original screen.
W 1200mm
Description
The bidirectional-printing mode (in which the heads perform printing during both their outbound pass and return pass)
offers the advantage of being fast, but subtle misalignment occurs between the outbound and return passes. The
procedure to correct this and eliminate misalignment is bidirectional correction. This misalignment varies according
to the head height and the thickness of the media, so we recommend performing correction to match the media you're
using.
Redoing correction every time you change the media is extremely troublesome. You can take correction values that
you have acquired and save them in the machine's memory for easy access whenever they are needed.
p 65 "Saving Bidirectional Correction Values"
p 65 "Loading Bidirectional Correction Values"
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Chapter 4 Feature Reference
Press
Press
Use
8
values.
Use
Press
Press
Use
0
values.
Use
Press
Press
Use
0
values.
Use
Press
Press
Use
0
values.
Use
Press
.
.
to select and
for finish making the settings for SETTING NO. 1.
.
.
to select and
for finish making the settings for SETTING NO. 2.
.
.
to select and
for finish making the settings for SETTING NO. 3.
.
.
to select and
for finish making the settings for SETTING NO. 4.
to go back to the original screen.
to set the correction
to set the correction
to set the correction
to set the correction
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