1.General Adjustments – Copying, Printing and e-Filing (Output from Box)
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(3) Perform automatic calibration for each type of paper whose density has been adjusted by means of
the following flowchart.
• This flowchart is common for the Full color and Black modes.
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• Automatic calibration
In paper types whose density has been adjusted, automatic calibration is performed for all Print
modes in the following table. However, automatic calibration for each paper type can be
performed separately by changing the value of 08-9059 from “0” to “1”. Automatic calibration only
for paper types whose density has been adjusted can also be performed; however, it is
recommended to perform it for other paper types as well.
After automatic calibration, perform printing and check the image quality.
If further image quality adjustments are necessary, perform the next step.
(4) Check the life of the consumables (particularly the drum and transfer belt unit) and replace them, if
necessary.
• When replacing any consumable, use steps (a) to (b).
(a) Enter the PM support mode. Reset the counter corresponding to the replaced consumable to “0”.
• For further information regarding the PM support mode, refer to the Service Manual.
Be sure to reset the counter. Otherwise, it may cause a loss in performance, including
degradation in the image quality and a reduction in the life of the consumables.
Print mode How to perform automatic calibration
Copy
Perform step (1) referring to "2.14 To Obtain a Good Color
Balance on Thick Paper". Perform step (2) and later if required.
Printer
(600 dpi)
Perform step (2) referring to "3.3.2 To Maintain a Steady Color
Balance on Thick Paper or Special Paper".
Printer
(1200 dpi)
Start (Offsetting correction of contrast potential has been set.)
1: Automatic
calibration for each
paper type
0: No automatic
calibration for each
paper type
Value for 08-9059
Set “1” for code 08-9059.
Perform automatic calibration
Finish
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