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

Version 5.5 Revised December, 2008

Prints that Line Up (Bi-Directional)

Observing the Alignment printout above (Figure 3), the calibration is far off from where it needs to

be. If you had swatch options to choose from that looked like the example to the right, select the

closest swatch to representing a full box, and enter those values into the LFP remote panel window.

Enter in the best values into the LFP Remote Panel screen (for all 3 dot sizes).•

• Next, click the Save button.

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

Prints that Do Not Line Up (Bi-Directional)

Observing the Alignment printout on the previous page (Figure 3), the calibration is far from where it

needs to be.

In the worksheet (Figure 4) we have entered 1 for all 3 dot

sizes (columns). Notice on Figure 3, that the Cyan and LLK

are slightly closer that the other 4 colors. On the worksheet,

we have entered multiple values of the number 1, ve times

for all the colors and only 3 times for the Cyan and LLK

which were a bit closer to the desired pattern. In this case you

would leave the values at the default of 5 for C and LLK of

the last 2 entry routines. Entering 5 means no change.

To explain, if in the printout, none of the swatches or lines

came out close to “good”, you would need to enter in a

particular value (in this example 1) multiple times in the LFP

remote panel, in order to shift the alignment into place (saving

after each entry). This is where the process may get a bit

tricky. In gure 3, there aren’t any good options to choose.

The following section will explain what to choose and why

and how many times to select and enter the values. NOTE:

The Pk/Mk and Lk show as lines on the pattern. refer to the

Uni-Directional description for these 2 colors.

• First Entries:

The process is completed properly by

estimating how far the alignment is off by

using the test printout and determining which

way the Print Head needs to be aligned. In

other words, your printout may be off to one

side or the other; depending on which side,

you can assume that a particular entry entered,

in the LFP Remote Panel, will shift the

alignment towards the desired side. Doing this

properly will prevent having to complete the

printout 3 or more times.

Figure 4: Bi-Directional Worksheet-Part 1

For this pattern,

you would enter

9 for all values. If

you were to print

the alignment out

again, the patterns

will look similar to

the Second Entries

example.