Specifications

3-3 Printing Using Gloss Ink

Chapter 3 Printing

Embossed-nish Printing (White or CMYK Colors  Gloss)

This section describes the printing method that produces an embossed nish by raising the printed surface through ll

overprinting using gloss ink. After performing printing using white and CMYK color data, it pulls back the media, then per-

forms ll overprinting using gloss ink. This means that the setting must be made to pull back the media after printing the

white and CMYK color data.

You use VersaWorks to set the number of ll-overprinting passes using gloss ink. The unit performs matte-nish ll overprint-

ing for the specied number of passes, then performs overprinting one additional time to give the surface a glossy nish.

This means that the number of ll-overprint passes using gloss ink is equal to the number set using VersaWorks plus one.

Procedure

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Make the setting to pull back the media after printing, then perform printing of the white

and CMYK color data.

Carry out printing according to the procedure for printing white or CMYK color data described in "3-2 Printing Using

White or CMYK Color Inks" on page 21. At this time, in addition to the settings described, also make the setting to pull

back the media after printing.

Icon Setting item Setting

Return to Origin After Print On

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At "Job Settings," make the settings for printing using gloss ink.

Double-click the print job in the job list on the Queue A tab, and in the “Job Settings” window that appears, make the

settings as shown following.

Double-click a printing job