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• It is important to preserve a black margin around the Alignment Adjustment Calibration Chart. Align
the chart laterally (left to right) so that it is at least 20 mm to the right of the left-hand edge of the
glass, and not skewed more than 15 degrees.
• Align the chart vertically (forward and back) so that the horizontal line is just above the black square
and aligned with the bottom edge of the Background Plate.
d. Close the document cover and touch Scan. This will generate a scanned image that is stored on the press
for later use. While the scan is in progress, the Control Panel displays a status screen. The Auto Alignment
Adjustment screen displays again when the scan is complete.
e. Notice that the bottom left of the screen displays: Scan Page(s): 1, indicating that one scan is complete.
f. Slide the Alignment Adjustment Calibration Chart out from under the Background Plate and rotate it 180
degrees. Notice that the lower left-hand quadrant of the document now contains two black squares in the
margin. Reposition the chart under the Background Plate as you did in Step c above, except that 2 black
squares should be showing.
g. Close the document cover and touch Scan.
h. Notice that the bottom left of the screen displays: Scan Page(s): 2, indicating that two scans are
complete.
i. Slide the Alignment Adjustment Calibration Chart out from under the Background Plate and flip it over.
Notice that the lower left-hand quadrant of the document now contains one gray square in the margin.
Reposition the chart under the Background Plate as you did in Step c above, except that one gray square
should be showing.
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