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02-Operating
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Graphics tab
Menu Option
Resolution
SRT mode
Toner save mode
Graphics mode
Halftoning
Functions
Sets the print resolution. The higher the setting,
the sharper the clarity of printed characters and
graphics. For best results, set this to 600 dpi. For
faster printing and smaller memory requirements
(and a lower quality), use 300 dpi instead.
Allows you to select the print quality of your text
output. SRT (Samsung Resolution Enhancement
Technology) produces print with smooth angles,
curves and edges. Image Enhance is available
only when you set the resolution to 600 dpi.
When this is checked, the printer uses less toner
to print the document. The output is a little
lighter, but you can extend the life of the toner
cartridge.
Sets how to send graphic information to the
printer. All graphics can be printed as Raster
images, however, some geometric shapes or
patterns print faster if they are printed as Vector
graphics. The vector setting usually provides
faster printing speed, but some vector formatted
images may not print as they appear on your
computer screen, or may generate an error
condition. If this happen, select the Raster setting
and reprint the graphic images.
Halftone produces a gray appearance on the
printed page using combinations of black dots.
Choose Device for printed graphic image that the
printer is provided. If you want to have smooth,
realistic and photographic appearance, choose
Fine. If your graphic images were originally
scanned in through a scanner, choose Coarse.
Choose Line art for graphic images with intricate
lines and fine detail like clip art graphics.
Operating your printer
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