4. From the Advanced Stock Setup window, select the various options as required.
For information, refer to Advanced Stock Setup Options.
Advanced Stock Setup options include the following:
• Stock By Name Only
• Multifeed Detection
• Tray Air Assist
• Enable Tray Heater
• Aligner Roll Pressure
• Regi-Loop
• Pre Gate Roll Adjustment
• Primary Transfer Current Adjustment
• Secondary Transfer Voltage Adjustment
For more information, refer to Secondary Transfer Voltage Adjustment.
• Transfer output adjustment for trail edge
• Adjustment of Paper Speed at Transfer
• Fuser Temperature Adjustment
• Fuser Speed Adjustment
• Alignment Profile
For detailed information and instructions, refer to Alignment Profiles.
• Fold Adjustment Profile
For detailed information and instructions, refer to Fold Adjustments.
• Paper Curl Correction
For detailed information and instructions, refer to Correcting the Paper Curl.
5. Run test prints to ensure that the selected options provide the desired output.
For information, refer to Using the Test Print Option from Advanced Stock Setup.
• If the test prints are acceptable, continue to the next step.
• If the test prints are not acceptable, repeat the previous steps and run more test prints until
the desired printed output is achieved. If the output continues to be unacceptable after
multiple sets of test prints, contact your Customer Support Center for further assistance.
6. To save selections and close the Advanced Stock Setup window, select OK.
7. To save and close the Stock Properties window, select OK.
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Use the Secondary Transfer Voltage Adjustment option to correct for mottle (uneven toner
coverage) and color shift (inconsistent color). These image quality issues can occur on heavy-weight
stocks. The Secondary Transfer Voltage Adjustment option creates and saves an image transfer
adjustment to the Bias Transfer Roll in the press. The Bias Transfer Roll is where the image is
transferred from the belt to the paper.
Once created for a stock, the adjustment is saved and can be selected for that stock for any tray.
The adjustment can be performed by selecting one these buttons: Auto or Manual.
• Auto: The adjustment is done automatically by the press and eliminates the need for you to
interpret printed targets and manually enter adjustment values. This saves time and avoids errors.
Usually Auto fixes most image quality issues.
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