• Some types of coated paper slip and skew, thereby misregistering the image on the output prints.
In this case, you may need to increase the Aligner Roll Pressure to apply more force to hold down
the paper to compensate for the slippage and skewing.
• Some lightweight papers may have too much roll pressure applied to them, causing edge damage
to the output prints. In this case, you may need to decrease the roll pressure to apply less force to
hold down the paper.
Solutions
Change the Aligner Roll Pressure setting.
Tip: Changing the default setting of 0 (zero) is a temporary solution because environmental
conditions vary from day to day. Upon completion of the print job, the recommendation is to
return the option to its default setting.
To change the Aligner Roll Pressure setting, perform the following:
1. Switch On the Pre Gate Roll Adjustment.
For information, refer to Pre Gate Roll Adjustment.
Important: To select a setting for the Aligner Roll Pressure option, the Pre Gate option
must be On.
• Access the option from PredictPrint Media Manager→Stock Library→Stock
Properties→Advanced Setup→Pre Gate Roll Adjustment.
• From the Pre Gate Roll Adjustment menu, select On.
2. Adjust the Aligner Roll Pressure.
• Access the feature from PredictPrint Media Manager→Stock Library→Stock
Properties→Advanced Setup→Aligner Roll Pressure.
• Based on the output, increase or decrease the Aligner Roll Pressure in increments of five or
ten.
• After each incremental adjustment, run test prints and evaluate the output prints to
determine if additional adjustments are required.
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Problem
The fold on the output is not correct or as desired.
Tip: The Fold Adjustment Profile is available only when the system configuration includes a
finishing device with a booklet maker or the C/Z Folder.
Solutions
For detailed information about these finishing devices, refer to Finishing Devices.
Create or use an existing Fold Adjustment Profile.
Before creating a new or using an existing profile or performing any alignment adjustments, read/
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