Kyocera 13600 Adjustment Manual page 40

2. Details of Menu Items in Adjustment Settings for Skilled Operators
• This setting is not effective for paper fed from paper trays with custom paper presets. For such
paper, the value specified in 33: [Avoid Ppr Trns Shck Jitr: Fed Intvl Adj] in "Advanced Settings"
takes precedence.
Setting Items
[Avoid Ppr Trnsf Shock Jitter: Feed
Interval Adj]
*1 The jitter occurs when the leading or trailing edge of paper that passes through the paper transfer unit is
transmitted to the drum unit via the intermediate transfer belt, causing banding.
0211: [Toner Refreshing Mode]
If the average image ratio drops below the threshold, toner refreshing mode is enabled.
In toner refreshing mode, the machine monitors the average image area ratio. If it drops below the
threshold, the machine forcibly consumes some toner to keep the toner consumption at the specified
level. If you continuously print images with a low image area ratio, the toner in the developer unit
deteriorates and may cause mottling. To prevent this, the machine can consume some toner if the
average image area ratio drops below the threshold, keeping the toner consumption at the specified
level.
By pressing [+], toner degradation may decrease while toner consumption increases.
By pressing [−], toner degradation increase while toner consumption decreases.
Setting Items
[Image Area Ratio Threshold]
0212: [Productivity Priority Mode]
Specify whether or not to increase throughput on a job that involves printing on thick and then on thin
paper.
After printing on the thick paper, the machine usually stops so that the fusing temperature decreases
before printing on the thin paper.
If you specify [On] for this setting, the machine will print non-stop so that the fusing temperature does not
decrease. This increases throughput and the job will complete quicker.
However, it might result in uneven print quality on the thin paper.
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Default Max.
Value Value
0 1
Default Max.
Value Value
2.0 25.5
Min.
Step
Value
0 1
Min.
Step
Value
0.0 0.1
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