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Additional options to adjust beam offset values and adjust print quality are
available on this panel for service personnel:
v Select Beam Adj... to display the Beam Adjustments window. Using this
v Select PQE Adj... to display the Print Quality Enhancement window. Using this
v Select Advanced... to display an advanced option window. Using this window,
The following values specified on this panel are saved in Snapshots:
v Contrast
v Boldness
v Preheat Temperature
v Fuser Temperature
v Oil Rate
v Oil Belt
v Use Backup Idler Roll
v Preheat Offset
Note: To see help information for the fields on this panel, select the field and press
F1 on the keyboard or press and hold the left mouse button for two seconds. A
help popup window displays detailed information about the selected field. Select
the Help button to display a help topic for the panel. The help topic displays in a
separate Help window inside a Help System viewer. Select the Alt+Tab key to
toggle between the Help window and the operator console. Select the Alt+F4 key
to close the Help window.
Beam Adjustments window (Service only)
Use the Beam Adjustments window to adjust the start position of each beam of a
multiple beam printhead, using Beam 1 as the reference beam. Beam 1 cannot be
adjusted. The default value for Beam 1 is set to 8.0. You can change the values of
the other beams to align their beam start positions with Beam 1.
Select Printer Definition → Print Quality → Beam Adj... to display this panel.
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Operating the InfoPrint 4100
window, you can set beam offset values for Printer 1 and Printer 2.
window, you can change Boldness and Stroke Width values for each beam and
vector. You can also select Vector Contents to adjust the vector values. You can
modify the sixteenth byte on the horizontal and vertical vectors. The Print Test
option allows you to print test pages that show the changes you have made. If
you select Alternate Master, you can specify the number of test pages you want
to print with the currently displayed PQE values. If you select Boldness
Extremes, the printer prints three test pages, one with a Boldness value of 100,
one with a Boldness value of 0, and a blank page with the values that are
currently displayed in this window. You can select PQE PWM Tables to display
a table of resultant values which are produced using the currently displayed
vector values.
Note: Selecting All in the Beam field changes all the values for each beam to
match those currently displayed, taking the place of any changes you have
already made for other beams.
you can set the preheat offset values.
Note: The printer must be stopped before this function can be performed.
Related information:
Chapter 4, "Working with Snapshots," on page 61
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