Minolta CF2002 Service Manual page 154

Item
To vary the print start posi-
tion in the FD direction for
each of different paper
types in the 1st Drawer.
When the LPH Unit is


Top
replaced with a new
Margin
one.
When the paper type is


changed.
When the image on the


copy deviates in the FD
direction.
To vary the print start posi-
tion in the CD direction for
each paper source.
When the image on the


Left
copy deviates in the CD
Margin
direction.
When an add-on cas-


sette is mounted or the
PRT
LPH Unit is replaced
Area
with a new one.
To vary the print start posi-
tion in the CD direction for
each paper source in the
2-Sided mode.
Dup.
When the Duplex Unit is
Left


set up.
Margin
When the image on the


backside of a 2-sided
copy deviates in the CD
direction.
To synchronize the paper
transport speed with the
image writing speed.
Zoom
When the image on the


for FD
copy is stretched in the
FD direction.
Purpose
• Select the appropriate position on the
paper type setting dial according to the
type of paper loaded in the 1st Drawer and
press the Start key.
• Check the test pattern and adjust so that
the distance between the leading edge of
the paper and the edge of the pattern falls
within the range of 5 or 7
• Follow the same procedure to adjust for
thick paper and OHP transparencies.
• Select the paper source and press the
Start key.
• Check the test pattern and adjust so that
the void amount on the left edge of the
paper falls within the range of 3
• Select the paper source and press the
Start key.
• Check the test pattern and adjust so that
the void amount on the left edge of the
paper falls within the range of 3
• Take measurements of the pattern on the
backside of the paper.
• Select the appropriate position on the
paper type setting dial according to the
type of paper loaded in the 1st Drawer and
press the Start key.
• Check the test pattern and adjust so that
the pattern width falls within the range of
8.13
• Follow the same procedure to adjust for
thick paper and OHP transparencies.
S-21
Setting/Precautions
±
1.0 mm.
±
0.2 mm.
±
0.5 mm.
±
1.0 mm.