Adjusting Printing Troubles (For Administrators)

[Leading Edge Adjustment]

Adjust the print start position at the leading edge of the paper relative to the paper discharge direction.

For details, refer to Here.

[Centering]

Adjust the print start position on the left edge of the paper relative to the paper discharge direction.

For details, refer to Here.

[Leading Edge Adjustment (Duplex Side 2)]

Adjust the print start position at the leading edge of the back side of the paper relative to the paper discharge direction for printing the back side in 2-sided printing.

For details, refer to Here.

[Centering (Duplex 2nd Side)]

Adjust the print start position at the left edge of the paper relative to the paper discharge direction for printing the back side in 2-sided printing.

For details, refer to Here.

[Erase Leading Edge]

Adjust leading edge erase width. For details, contact your service representative.

[Vertical Adjustment]

Adjust the feed direction zoom ratio of paper types. For details, contact your service representative.

[Media Adjustment]

Adjust print defects (voids, white spots, roughness) that are caused by paper properties for each paper type.

For details, refer to Here.

[Center Staple Position]

If the staple position is not on the fold line on saddle-stitched paper, use this option to align the staple position on the fold.

For details, refer to Here.

[Half-Fold Position]

If the half-fold position is not on the exact center of the paper, use this option to align the fold on the center.

For details, refer to Here.

[1st Tri-Fold Position Adjustment]

If the tri-fold positions are not located evenly, use this option to adjust the first fold position.

For details, refer to Here.

[2nd Tri-Fold Position Adjustment]

If the tri-fold positions are not located evenly, use this option to adjust the second fold position.

For details, refer to Here.

[Tri-Fold Output Setting]

Use this option to select whether to output tri-folded paper to the normal position or a position further away from the normal position set for this machine.

For details, refer to Here.

[Punch Vertical Position Adjustment]

If the positions of the punch holes on the paper are displaced vertically, use this option to adjust the punch hole positions.

For details, refer to Here.

[Punch Horizontal Position Adjustment]

If the positions of the punch holes on the paper are displaced sideways, use this option to adjust the punch hole positions.

For details, refer to Here.

[Punch Regist Loop Size Adjustment]

If the positions of the punch holes on the paper are not in parallel with the paper edge, use this option to correct the obliquity of the paper to make them parallel.

For details, refer to Here.

[Punch Edge Sensor Adjustment]

Use this option to adjust the sensor of the Punch function to detect the edge of the paper.

For details, refer to Here.

[Vertical Punch (Z-Fold) Position Adjustment]

If the positions of the punch holes on the paper are displaced vertically, use this option to adjust the punch hole positions.

For details, refer to Here.

[Horizontal Punch (Z-Fold) Position Adjustment]

If the positions of the punch holes on the paper are displaced sideways, use this option to adjust the punch hole positions.

For details, refer to Here.

[1st Z-Fold Position Adjustment]

Use this option to adjust the 1st Z-fold position.

For details, refer to Here.

[2nd Z-Fold Position Adjustment]

Use this option to adjust the 2nd Z-fold position.

For details, refer to Here.

[Post Inserter Tray Size Adjustment]

If the size of the paper loaded in the Post Inserter is not detected correctly, use this option to make an automatic adjustment so that the paper size is detected correctly.

For details, refer to Here.

[Paper Alignment Plate Settings]

If paper is not discharged with the edges aligned, use this option to adjust the effective width of the paper alignment plate to ensure discharged paper is stored neatly.

For details, refer to Here.

[Image Stabilization Only]

Adjusts the displacement or inclination of the scanning section. Select a method for image stabilization and then press the Start key to execute image stabilization.

• [Image Stabilization Only]: Executes the standard image stabilization process.

• [Initialize + Image Stabilization]: Initializes the log information on image stabilization control and then executes image stabilization. Select this option when [Image Stabilization Only] has failed to work.

[Image Stabilization Only] is specified by default.

[Image Stabilization Setting]

Change the timing for executing image stabilization as well as the type of image stabilization, as required. Make selection according to the printing frequency and the color/black use ratio.

• [Standard]: Select this option when the printing frequency is low and the color printing ratio is high. Normal image stabilization is performed if a change in the absolute humidity is detected during warm-up.

• [Color Priority]: Select this option when both the printing frequency and the color printing ratio are high. Color image stabilization is performed if a change in absolute humidity is detected during warm-up.

• [Black & White Priority] : Select this option when both the printing frequency and the color printing ratio are low. Monochrome image stabilization is performed if a change in absolute humidity is detected during warm-up. Color image stabilization is to be performed before printing color documents.

[Standard] is specified by default.

[Front]/[Back]/[Thin Paper Front]/[Thin Paper Back ]

Select the paper and side on which to adjust the paper separation.

[Adjust Value]

Enter an adjustment value between -10.0 and 10.0 mm by tapping [-] and [+].

Increase the value if paper jams are occurring, and decrease it if the image is transferred unevenly.

[0.0 mm] is specified by default.

[X]

If the print position of the desired color is out of line to the left or right with respect to the printing position of black, tap [-] and [+] to enter an adjustment value in the range between -6 dots and +6 dots.

• [-]: Move the print position to the left.

• [+]: Move the print position to the right.

[0 dot] is specified by default.

[Y]

If the print position of the desired color is out of line vertically with respect to the printing position of black, tap [-] and [+] to enter an adjustment value in the range between -6 dots and +6 dots.

• [-]: Move the print position downward.

• [+]: Move the print position up.

[0 dot] is specified by default.

[Reflect Adj Values]

Select whether to apply the adjustment value of the density balance.

Even if the adjustment value is not applied, it is held.

[Reflect] is specified by default.

[Printer (Resolution)]

Adjust the density balance on the Printer (Resolution) screen.

For details, refer to Here.

[Printer (Gradation)]

Adjust the density balance on the Printer (Gradation) screen.

For details, refer to Here.

[Initialize]

Initialize the adjustment value of the density balance.

For details, refer to Here.

[Prior Detection Setting]

Specify whether to issue an alert when the Slit Scan Glass is dirty and set the contamination detection level.

[Yes]/[No]

Specify whether to detect dirt on the Slit Scan Glass in advance.

[Yes] is specified by default.

[Warning Display]

Select the type of alert that is displayed in the Touch Panel.

• [TYPE1]: Show an alert icon in the icon display area on the Touch Panel.

• [TYPE2]: Show an alert message in the message display area on the Touch Panel.

• [TYPE3]: Show an alert message across Touch Panel.

• [OFF]: An alert is not displayed.

[TYPE1] is specified by default.

[Detection level]

Select a contamination detection level.

• [Low]: Make it harder to detect contamination.

• [Std.]: Detect contamination at an ordinary level.

• [High]: Make it easy to detect contamination.

[Std.] is specified by default.

[Feed Cleaning Settings]

Specify whether to clean the Slit Scan Glass when scanning an original in the ADF.

[Clean] is specified by default.

[Non-Image Area Erase Operation Settings]

Specify how to erase the area outside the original when making copies with [Non-Image Area Erase] set to [ON].

[Erase Operation]

Select either the option for erasing the non-image area by the optimal method automatically selected for the background density of the original or the option for erasing by the pre-specified method.

[Specify] is specified by default.

[Erase Method]

Select an erase method after selecting [Specify] for [Erase Operation].

• [Bevel]: Copies only the original by erasing the outside area around it.

• [Rectangular]: Copies the original along with the outside around it.

[Rectangular] is specified by default.

[Original Density]

Adjust the density of the original.