c. Choose the desired test print; options include: Grid 90 - Front & Back, Grid 90 - 204, and PH-
REGI
d. Long Edge Feed or Short Edge Feed
13. If using the Grid 90 - Front & Back Test Print, select the desired Front and Back Print Density
Levels.
The Front and Back Print Density Levels are available only with the Grid 90 - Front & Back Test
Print. This is the default test print that the Alignment feature uses.
14. Select Start.
A message displays stating that the test print is in progress.
15. Retrieve your printed output.
Discard the first few prints as inconsistency tends to be greater with these first images.
16. Evaluate the test prints by holding the output at eye level near a light source. This allows you to
see the registration marks for side 1, and side 2 (if 2 sided output was selected). Choose one of
the following:
• If the alignment on the output is acceptable, continue to the next step.
• If the alignment between side 1 and side 2 is unacceptable and needs further adjusting,
perform the following:
Note: It takes multiple adjustments to the Alignment options and running test prints
before the printed output meets customer satisfaction.
1. From the New or Edit Profile Properties window, select an alignment profile option
(Registration, Perpendicularity, Skew, or Magnification).
2. Make the desired selections for that option.
3. Select the Test Print button.
4. Select the desired Test Print options, including:
• The desired paper tray
• Print quantity (minimum of 10 is suggested)
• The desired test pattern, if necessary
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