Changing The Printer Operation Mode - Canon GX6500 Series Online Manual

Changing the Printer Operation Mode

If necessary, switch between various modes of printer operation.
Custom Settings
1. Open the Canon IJ Printer Assistant Tool 1.
2. 2. Check that the printer is on and then click Custom Settings
The Custom Settings dialog box opens.
Note
• If the printer is off or if communication between the printer and the computer is disabled, an
error message may appear because the computer cannot collect the printer status.
If this happens, click OK to display the most recent settings specified on your computer.
3. If necessary, complete the following settings: 3.
Prevents paper abrasion
The printer can increase the gap between the print head and the paper during high-density
printing to prevents paper abrasion.
Check this check box to prevent paper abrasion.
Align heads manually
Usually, the Print Head Alignment function in the Canon IJ Printer Assistant Tool is set to
automatic head alignment, but you can change it to manual head alignment.
If the printing results of automatic Print Head Alignment are not satisfactory, perform manual head
alignment.
Check this check box to perform the manual head alignment. Uncheck this check box to perform
the automatic head alignment.
Rotate 90 degrees left when orientation is [Landscape]
On the Page Setup tab, you can change the rotation direction of the Landscape in the
Orientation.
To rotate the print data 90 degrees to the left during printing, select this item. To rotate the print
data 90 degrees to the right during printing, clear this item.
Important
• Do not change this setting while the print job is displayed in the print wait list. Otherwise,
characters may be omitted or the layout may become corrupt.
Note
• If Envelope Com 10, Envelope DL, Yougata 4 4.13"x9.25", Yougata 6 3.86"x7.48",
Envelope C5, or Envelope Monarch 3.88"x7.5" 98.4x190.5mm is selected for Page Size
on the Page Setup tab, the printer rotates the paper 90 degrees to the left to print, regardless
of the Rotate 90 degrees left when orientation is [Landscape] setting.
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