Xerox 6204 Wide Format Solution Participant Guide
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2. Press the Image Quality tab.
Notice the Copy Density scale and the Up and Down buttons in
the center of the screen. You can increase or decrease the
density (darkness or lightness) of the lines on the copy by
moving the indicator to a darker or lighter setting.
3. Press the Up button and change the Copy Density setting to
the lightest.
4. Feed the original into the scanner LEF and make one copy.
5. Now press the Down button and change the Copy Density
setting to the darkest.
6. Feed the original into the scanner and make one copy.
7. Compare the density of the lines on the first (Normal), second
(Light), and third (Dark) copies. You can see that the Copy
Density setting provides an effective correction for poor line
quality on an original.
8. Press Clear All.
9. Now make a copy of the photograph to see how the Copy
Density settings affect the copy output. Make the following
settings for the job:
R/E: 100%
Media Source: Select the 18” (B/A3) roll
Media Type: Bond
Output Format: Synchronized
Copy Quantity: 1
Original Type: Photo (contone)
10. Make a copy of the photo with the Copy Density set to Normal.
11. Make additional copies at different Copy Density settings, some
darker and some lighter. Write on each copy the Copy Density
setting that you used.
12. Compare the copies with the original photograph and select the
one with the best image quality.
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