50
5
To determine the adjustment value, select the square
that is faintest (closest to white). Alternatively, select the
square whose internal lines overlap to form a single color.
Combined two-color lines form
squares, and depending on line
overlapping, (white) spaces be-
tween the lines are painted and
look darker. Sometimes the colors
of the lines are identical.
For this illustration, the adjustment
value is "-2". Checking adjustment values for each item is re-
quired.
• If you cannot determine the ad-
justment value, select the
square that is between the
straightest lines.
Each vertical line is made of an
upper part and lower part. If the
print head is not properly posi-
tioned, the vertical line will be
displayed as two disconnected lines, so that the line looks
misaligned.
• If you still cannot determine the
adjustment value, locate the
square that is between adjacent
squares whose lines form sym-
metry. Adjacent squares can be
one or two places either side (at
positions ± 1 or ± 2).
This illustration indicates an ad-
justment value that is set to "-1".
CHU017
-2-4 -3 -1 0
-2-4 -3 -1 0
CHU019
-1 +2 +30+1
-1-3 -2 0+1
-2-4 -3-5 -1 0+1+2+3
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