User's Manual

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If you are printing on sheets smaller than A2 size for Auto(OtherPaper), a confirmation message is shown on
the Display Screen requesting you to continue printing.
Press the OK button and follow the instructions on the Display Screen.
Manual Banding Adjustment
Manual Banding Adjustment
If printed images are affected by banding in different colors, execute Adj. Quality for adjustment of the paper feed
amount.
Use Manual adjustment with highly transparent media or other paper for which Auto(GenuinePpr) or Auto(OtherPa-
per) cannot be used.
(See "Automatic Banding Adjustment.") P.530
Manual adjustment requires you to enter an adjustment value after a test pattern is printed.
Note
Use paper of the same type and size for adjustment as you will use for printing.
Always check the Adj. Priority values before using Manual adjustment.
(See "Selecting a Feed Amount Adjustment Method.") P.529
If additional fine-tuning is necessary after Manual adjustment, use Adj. Fine Feed
(See "Fine-Tuning the Paper Feed Amount.") P.533
Use Adjust Length to ensure that lines in CAD drawings are printed at exactly the right length.
(See "Adjusting Line Length.") P.534
Paper to Prepare
When Using Rolls An unused roll at least 10 inches wide
When Using Sheets Two sheets of unused paper of at least A4/Letter size
Perform adjustment as follows.
1
Load the paper.
Attaching the Roll Holder to Rolls P.370
Loading Rolls in the Printer P.373
Loading Sheets in the Printer P.392
Important
Always make sure the loaded paper matches the type of paper specified. Adjustment cannot be completed
correctly unless the loaded paper matches the settings.
2
On the Tab Selection screen of the Control Panel, press or to se-
lect the Settings/Adj. tab ( ).
Note
If the Tab Selection screen is not displayed, press the Menu button.
3
Press the OK button.
The Set./Adj. Menu is displayed.
4
Press or to select Adjust Printer, and then press the OK button.
5
Press or to select Feed Priority, and then press the OK button.
Manual Banding Adjustment
iPF780
User's Guide
Adjustments for Better Print Quality Adjusting the feed amount
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