User`s manual

Chapter 9 - SETUP PART 7: Print Head Alignments - BLAZER EXPRESS

T-Jet Blazer Series User’s Manual

3. Entering in Values - Part 1 - Uni-Directional

Below is an example printout of a Uni-Directional Alignment pattern (Figure 1). Throughout the process

of selecting the best values, for this example we will use a chart (Figure 2) to keep track of the selections

and entries made to help you understand how the process is completed. Figures 3 and 4, in the later

section - Step 3 - Entering Values - Part 2, will cover the process of entering Bi-Directional data.

Prints that Line Up (Uni-Directional)

Observing the Alignment printout (Figure 1), the calibration is not

far off and can observe the dashed lines lining up. In the worksheet

(Figure 2) we have entered the best values for all 3 dot sizes. For

now, only concentrate on the Dot Size #1 or column 1.

Enter in the best values into the LFP Remote Panel screen •

where the default of 5 is entered.

• Next, click the Save button.

Continue on to • Step 4 - Final Printout and Calibration.

Figure 1: Uni-Directional Alignment Printout

Figure 2: Uni-Directional Worksheet