KIP 9000 Service Manual page 713

8. 2.10 User Mode A
(Choice of Standard /
[Function]
The operation mode of KIP9000 can be set to either [Standard Print Mode] or [Special Print Mode]
according to the situation. This setting become effective when printed with a film.
•
When the User Mode A is set to [Standard Print Mode], the "Standard Setting Value" of all
dual value items controls the total print operations of KIP9000.
•
When the User Mode A is set to [Special Print Mode], the "Special Setting Value" of all dual
value items controls the total print operations of KIP9000.
Reference
Some setting items of Adjustment Modes 0/1 of Service Mode are available to have dual
setting values as "Standard Setting Value" and "Special Setting Value". (Such items are called
"dual value items")
•
"Standard Setting Value" is (in many cases) the factory default setting that is suitable to
produce a satisfactory image in a recommended usage condition.
•
"Special Setting Value" is a kind of custom setting that is required to produce a
satisfactory image in some special usage condition.
The user sets the User Mode A to either [Standard Print Mode] or [Special Print Mode]
considering the situation, like he/she sets it to [Standard Print Mode] when in the
recommended condition and sets it to [Special Print Mode] when in the special condition.
When set to [Standard Print Mode] for example, the "Standard Setting Values" of all dual value
items become effective and the KIP9000 operates according to those settings.
Refer to [(10) Standard / Special Setting Value Changing Modes (Items No.09, 0A & 0b)] on
the page 8-51 for more description of "Standard Setting Value" and "Special Setting Value".
NOTE
User Modes 8, 9 and A are the selection mode of [Standard Print Mode] and [Special Print
Mode]. They are concerned with their own target media type respectively as follows.
User Mode 8 : Concerned with the plain paper
User Mode 9 : Concerned with the tracing paper
User Mode A : Concerned with the film
Special Print Mode [Film])
8-188 K115sm8e6.doc