Toshiba E-STUDIO 3510C - Page 152

e-STUDIO2500c/3500c/3510c
PCL6 PS3 Mac
* This adjustment will have an effect only on Auto or Color mode printing.
(5) Enter adjustment mode [05]. Increase the values for codes [8110 to 8117] to perform fine adjustment and
increase the sharpness intensity.
• Adjust the value for [05] code corresponding to the print option to be applied (PDL, Color mode, and
Image quality type).
* Printing on Macintosh is performed in PostScript. (See the "PS3" row in the table below.)
PDL Color mode
Image
quality type
[05] code
Recommended
value
Acceptable
value range
Default
General 05-8110
Photograph 05-8111
Presentation 05-8112
PS3 Auto/Color
Line Art 05-8113
General 05-8114
Photograph 05-8115
Presentation 05-8116
PCL6 Auto/Color
Line Art 05-8117
Set a value lager
than 128
0 to 255 128
* Set the value in increments of approximately 5, while checking the printouts until the optimum value is
obtained.
<Hint> This adjustment affects on the following areas according to Image Quality Type:
• General, Photograph, and Presentation: Only raster data (print image)
• Line Art: Only thin lines, small text and raster data
<Note> • This adjustment changes the values set in the MFP. Therefore, it will affect every user who
uses the printer by connecting it to the MFP. After the adjustment, the values changed will be
applied to all printouts for the "Sharpness" option. Carefully perform the adjustment, being
aware that the image quality of all future printouts will be changed, when printing out originals
other than the one that is used for the adjustment.
• The code in Standard Auto/Color mode is commonly used in the Twin-color mode. After the
adjustment, the values changed will be also applied to the image quality in the Twin-color
mode. When adjusting the image quality in Standard mode, carefully perform the adjustment,
being aware that the image quality of all future printouts will be changed, when performing
printing in the Twin-color mode.
 Precautions after the completion of the adjustment
The adjustment may possibly cause outlined edges, incorrect color of thin lines, jaggies, and variations in
gradation. As a result the photo image may look unnatural. Therefore, carefully perform the adjustment, while
checking the printouts.
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3. Printer-specific Adjustments
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