Oce CS2436 User Manual page 529

Printer Parts (CS2436-8)
Head Posi. Adj.
Head Inc. Adj.
Adjust
Printer
Feed Priority
Auto(Advanced)
Manual
Automatic
Adj.
Print Quality
Priority
Print Length
Auto(GenuinePpr)
Adj.
Auto(OtherPaper)
Quality
Manual
AdjustmentPrint
The printer prints and reads a test
pattern for the automatic adjustment
of Printhead alignment relative to the
printing direction and spacing
between nozzles and colors. (See
"Automatic Adjustment to Straighten
Lines and Colors (Head Posi.
Adj.) (7.1.2).")
Print a test pattern for adjustment of
Printhead alignment relative to the
printing direction. Enter the
adjustment value manually based on
the resulting pattern. (See "Manual
Adjustment to Straighten Lines and
Colors (Head Posi. Adj.) (7.1.3).")
Print a test pattern for adjustment of
the Printhead orientation. (See
"Adjusting Line Misalignment (Head
Inc. Adj.) (7.1.4).")
Specify exact paper feeding, if
desired. Normally, select Automatic.
Choose Print Quality for attractive
printing. Choosing Print Quality also
makes banding less noticeable.
Choose Print Length if you prefer to
feed the paper an exact amount.
However, note that slight banding
may occur in the direction of carriage
scanning when Print Length is
selected.
Specify this mode with paper
identified in the Paper Reference
Guide.
The printer prints and reads a test
pattern for automatic adjustment of
the feed amount. (See "Automatic
Banding Adjustment (Adj.
Quality) (7.2.3).")
Specify this mode with paper not in
the Paper Reference Guide.
The printer prints and reads a test
pattern for automatic adjustment of
the feed amount. Note that this
function takes more time and
consumes more ink than Auto
(GenuinePpr). (See "Automatic
Banding Adjustment (Adj.
Quality) (7.2.3).")
Use this mode with highly transparent
media or other paper for which Auto
(GenuinePpr) or Auto
(OtherPaper) cannot be used.
Print a test pattern for adjustment of
the feed amount based on the type of
paper. (See "Manual Banding
Adjustment (Adj. Quality) (7.2.4).")
Print a test pattern for particular types
A:High
of paper to compensate for paper
stretching or shrinkage, after which
you enter the amount of adjustment.
(See "Adjusting Line Length (Adjust
Length) (7.2.6).")