2KN/2KP
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U093
Adjusting the exposure density gradient
Description
Changes the exposure density gradient in the manual density mode, depending on respective image quality
modes.
Purpose
To set how the image density is altered by a change of one step in the manual density adjustment for respec-
tive image quality modes. Also used to make copy images darker or lighter.
Implementation
1. Press the start key. The screen for selecting an item is displayed.
2. Select the image quality mode. The setting screen for the selected item is displayed.
Setting: Gradient in text and photo modes
1. Select the item to be set. The selected item is displayed in reverse.
2. Change the setting value using the cursor up/down keys.
Increasing the setting makes the change in density larger, and decreasing it makes the change smaller.
Figure 1-3-15 Exposure density gradient
3. Press the start key. The value is set.
4. To return to the screen for selecting an item, press the stop/clear key.
Setting: Gradient in text mode
1. Select the item to be set. The selected item is displayed in reverse.
2. Change the setting value using the cursor up/down keys.
Increasing the setting makes the change in density larger, and decreasing it makes the change smaller.
3. Press the start key. The value is set.
4. To return to the screen for selecting an item, press the stop/clear key.
Maintenance
item No.
Description
Display Setting
MIXED Density in text and photo modes
TEXT Density in the text mode
PHOTO Density in the text and photo mode
Display Setting Setting
range
Initial set-
ting
MIXED DARKER Change in density when manual density is set
dark
0 to 3 0
MIXED LIGHTER Change in density when manual density is set
light
0 to 3 0
Image density
Density adjustment
Dark
Light
Light
Center
Dark
Setting: 0
Setting: 3
Set to DARKER
Set to LIGHTER
Display Setting Setting
range
Initial set-
ting
TEXT DARKER Change in density when manual density is set
dark
0 to 3 0
TEXT LIGHTER Change in density when manual density is set
light
0 to 3 0
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