Image Quality Capabilities; Customer-Defined Image Quality Adjustments And Recommendations - Canon imageRUNNER ADVANCE C7500 Series Customer Expectation Document

14. Image Quality Capabilities

IMPORTANT
Following installation and setup, it is strongly recommended that owners of the
imageRUNNER ADVANCE C7500 Series print and store samples of the image
quality the product is capable of producing. These samples should serve as a
benchmark, against which subsequent image quality can be referenced. Samples
should be made by using as many applications, media, and paper types the
owner intends to use on the imageRUNNER ADVANCE C7500 Series.

14.1 Customer-Defined Image Quality Adjustments and Recommendations

Customer-defined image quality adjustments enable the customer to enhance the
productivity of the machine. There are several user modes, such as the Adjust
Image Quality and Paper Type Management Settings modes, which provide
adjustment functions, to help maintain the desired image quality for each job.
These settings also aim at reproducing optimal images under variable factors (i.e.,
changes in the environment, deterioration due to aging, etc.).
To achieve the best image quality the following factors are recommended:
• Tighter control of the temperature and humidity will result in tighter image quality
consistency in the device.
• The device must be properly maintained, which includes performing preventative
maintenance as scheduled.
• To maintain consistent image quality on the device, the customer should perform
a Full Auto Gradation Adjustment once a day and whenever a change in print
quality is noticed. Follow these guidelines to adjust the machine properly:
- When adjusting the machine, make sure to perform an Auto Gradation
Adjustment on the engine first, and then on the RIP.
- If the optional imagePASS-N1 controller is being used, use 11" x 17" or LTR
paper when performing an Auto Gradation Adjustment.
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