Configuration Utility - Primera XR User Manual

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F. CONFIGURATION UTILITY
The Configuration Utility is a program that installs with your
Bravo software. This utility allows you to monitor ink levels,
maintain and calibrate ink cartridges and align printing on the
disc. The Configuration Utility can be launched from the Print
Center in OSX by doing the following:
1. Click the Finder
2. Click the Applications Icon
3. Scroll to Printer Setup Utility (Print Center in OS X
v. 10.2)
4. Highlight the Disc Publisher XR and click Utility
(Configure in OS X v. 10.2) Icon
You can also launch the Configuration Utility from the Disc
Publisher printer settings in any printing application by
clicking File then Print and selecting Publisher Settings.
In Publisher Settings you will find a button to launch the

Configuration Utility.

Color and Monochrome Ink Levels are displayed. The Color
Ink Level represents the lowest color in your cartridge. For
instance, if your cartridge has 80% cyan 50% yellow and 65%
magenta ink remaining, the level reported would be 50%. You
will also see the following buttons:
Clean Cartridge
Cartridges that sit idle in the Bravo for a period of time may
start to experience some drying of ink in the tiny nozzles that
make up the print head. Clicking the Clean Cartridge button
will cause the bravo to pick a disc and place in into the printer
tray. The Bravo will then print a simple pattern that will flush
ink through the nozzles. The test pattern will also show you if
any nozzles are clogged. In the pattern you will see some
diagonal lines which should be continuous; breaks in those
lines indicate a clogged nozzle. Please note that it may require
more than one cleaning to fully clear all nozzles. If the nozzles
are not fully clear after a few cleaning prints, it may be
necessary to remove the cartridge and actually clean the print
head by gently wiping the nozzles with a moist cloth or paper
towel and replace it in the Bravo. If this fails, the cartridge
may be empty and in need of replacement.
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