Color Mode; Quality Modes - ENCAD 215319-1 User Manual

Color mode

Color mode refers to whether you are printing in color, grayscale or monochrome.
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To choose the color mode
1 Press Setup/Print Mode/Color Mode.
2 Choose Color, Mono, or Gray.
3 Press OK.

Quality modes

There are four print quality modes. Draft and Super Draft modes are suited for line
drawings and drawings with light solid fills, the types of images created by most CAD
users. These modes are not recommended for printing images, because bleeding may
occur in areas of heavy fills or dark shading when printed with these modes.
Draft - This mode generally is used when speed is more important than quality. Use it to
check position, layout, color, etc. It will rarely be used for finished quality images. This
is a single pass mode.
Super Draft - This mode is twice as fast as draft, but trades resolution for speed. It will
rarely be used for finished quality images. This is a single pass mode.
Normal - This setting is useful for fast, better than average quality printing on paper
media. This is a three pass mode.
Best - For images that have sections of high quality continuous tone where quality is
more important than printing speed. This is a four pass mode.
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To choose print quality
1 Press Setup/Print Mode/Quality Mode.
2 Choose the desired quality.
3 Press OK.
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