User`s manual

Chapter 9 - SETUP PART 7: Print Head Alignments - BLAZER PRO
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Version 5.5 Revised December, 2008
The 4 white cartridges will each have a white swatch set
numbered 1-9 as well, labeled Lk, Lc, Lm, and LLk.
NOTE: You will notice that there are two columns of identical groups. The rst, or left hand column, will
be used for calibration. The second column is only a duplicate image of the rst column.
2. Determining “Best” Values
These following sections will cover determining which numbers are the best from the printout and
entering those values in the Alignment Screen.
Determine “Best” Lines: Uni-Directional
The rst set of vertical lines begin with PK/MK, which refers to
Black.
Carefully examine the printed lines and determine the cleanest, straightest line.
This line will then be entered (1-9) in the corresponding box in the LFP window.
Determine “Best” Lines: Bi-Directional
The “C” refers to the
Cyan color swatch. Examine the Cyan
swatches and select the one closest to a perfect rectangle with no
gaps or breaks in color. Pick the best swatch number (1-9) to enter
in its corresponding box on the LFP Remote Panel screen.
3. Entering in Values - Part 1 - Uni-Directional
On the following page 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.
GOOD
LINE
BAD
LINE
BEST
SWATCH
WORST
SWATCH