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j. Close the document cover and touch Scan.
k. Notice that the bottom left of the screen displays: Scan Page(s): 3, indicating that three scans are
complete.
l. Slide the Alignment Adjustment Calibration Chart out from under the Background Plate and rotate it
clockwise 180 degrees. Notice that the lower left-hand quadrant of the document now contains two gray
squares in the margin. Reposition the chart under the Background Plate as you did in Step c above, except
that two gray square should be showing.
m. Close the document cover and touch Scan.
n. Notice that the bottom left of the screen displays: Scan Page(s): 4, indicating that four scans are
complete. Note also that the Start button is now visible.
o. Touch Start.
p. Remove the chart and black background sheet from the scanner.
q. Touch Confirm.
r. This completes the scanning of the Alignment Adjustment Calibration Chart. Go to Step 20 below to
continue.
Saving the profile
18. Now you must save the profile. By default, you
can first assign the profile to the tray from
which the paper was fed when you printed the
target. If you used the Document Feeder,
select the line shown next to the blue
checkmark on the screen. If you used the
Platen Glass, select an <Available> line (for
example Type 1, as shown). This will be the
location for the saved adjustments.
19. Touch Change Settings.
The profile opens for you to enter information.
20. Select the Name line.
21. Touch Change Settings.
22. Using the Touch Screen keyboard, enter a profile name, so that users can select the profile for print jobs.
Name the profile with the tray number, paper size, and weight. For example, tray 2_11x17_90 gsm.
23. Touch Save.
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