Canon varioPRINT 135 Series Operation Manual page 171

Change the Print Quality Settings
Advanced settings
[RIP resolution] (default
[600x2400] dpi)
[RIP raster] (default
[LINE_200LPI])
[Color profile] (default
[Normal])
NOTE
You cannot change this setting for the active print job .
Procedure
1.
On the control panel, touch [Jobs] -> [Queues] -> [Scheduled jobs] or [Waiting jobs], or select a
DocBox.
2.
Touch the job you want to change.
3. Touch [Properties], or double-tap the job to open the [Properties] window.
4. Press [Print quality].
5. Make the required changes.
6.
Press [OK].
170 Chapter 6 - Carry Out Print Jobs
Description
The RIP resolution can improve the readability of fine details.
When you print very thin, slanted lines, for example in Chinese
characters, 1200x1200 gives the best result. 600x2400 is best suit-
ed for mainly horizontal and vertical objects.
The default raster is [LINE_200LPI]. This is best suited for over 95%
of all prints. In special cases, for example moiré patterns from
scanned images, you can try to improve the print result with the
[DOT_200LPI] raster or even the [DOT_125LPI] raster. However,
then you may loose some fine details.
The raster screen for PS/PDF jobs is [LINE_200LPI]. All raster
screens are compatible with resolutions of 600x2400 dpi and
1200x1200 dpi.
You can use color profiles when you print color images on a B&W
printer. The selected color profile determines how a color image is
reproduced in black and white.
• [Enhanced] is a color profile developed by Océ that converts
CMYK or RGB data into different gray values in a contrast-bal-
anced way. When you select [Enhanced], the images will be-
come lighter, softer and less contrast-rich.
• [Normal] is a color profile developed by Adobe
color data into gray values. When you select [Normal], the im-
ages will become darker and more contrast-rich.
NOTE
You can also use your own color profiles. Make the re-
quired settings in the Settings Editor.
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