Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE C5560i III User Manual page 1234

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Adjust Image Position
This setting enables you to adjust the image location, by checking whether the register marks on the test print align
with the image at the leading edge toward the feeding direction of the test print paper.
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Adjust Creep Correction
If you want to change the creep (displacement) correction for each page in a booklet, adjust the creep correction width
for the registered custom paper type.
● For information on creep (displacement), see
● The value you set here becomes the default correction width when the selected paper type is used for
saddle stitching with automatic "Adjust Creep (Displacement) Correction".
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Adjust Gloss
This mode enables you to adjust the glossiness of the custom paper type. You can change the glossiness of a printed
image when using plain or coated paper by adjusting the temperature of the fixing unit. Press <+> to increase the
gloss, and press <-> to decrease the gloss.
● Depending on the paper, if the value in this mode is increased, a paper jam may occur. If the value is
decreased, the quality of the image could be adversely affected or toner may not be applied properly to the
image.
● Make sure to change the value in small increments as changing the value abruptly may cause some
troubles.
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Adjust Secondary Transfer Voltage
You can adjust the Secondary Transfer Voltage (the voltage that transfers toner to the paper) when image blurring
occurs. Adjusting the Secondary Transfer Voltage(P. 1224)
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Toner Amount Reduction Mode
You can adjust the total amount of toner used for each paper type.
If you set this mode to <On>, you can reduce the total amount of toner usage while retaining the CMYK values
specified in Color Balance settings. As a result, you may prevent the quality of image from being affected adversely,
and reduce the frequency of paper jams and paper feeding troubles.
● Depending on the paper type, if the total amount of toner usage is reduced, density, colour, and glossiness
may change.
Maintenance
Making Booklets (Booklet Copying)(P. 299) .
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