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Substrate, Settings, and set the Automatic tracking OMAS field

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● Brush your fingertip over the full squares in the upper part of the sample to check that the ink is dry and firmly bonded to the substrate. ● Look for coalescence problems in the middle part of the sample (see the Maintenance and troubleshooting guide). ● Look for ink bleeding problems in the lower part of the sample (see the Maintenance and troubleshooting guide). You are recommended to check the sample for problems and make adjustments to the settings in the following sequence. After making any adjustment, reprint the sample to see the current situation. 1. If an alert tells you that the substrate advance cannot be tracked automatically with the current substrate, select Substrate > Settings and set the Automatic tracking (OMAS) field to Off. You will need to adjust the substrate advance manually (see the Maintenance and troubleshooting guide). NOTE: This alert may appear if the substrate-advance sensor is dirty. See the Maintenance and troubleshooting guide. ENWW Create a new substrate preset 63

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●
Brush your fingertip over the full squares in the upper part of the sample to check that the ink
is dry and firmly bonded to the substrate.
●
Look for coalescence problems in the middle part of the sample (see the
Maintenance and
troubleshooting guide
).
●
Look for ink bleeding problems in the lower part of the sample (see the
Maintenance and
troubleshooting guide
).
You are recommended to check the sample for problems and make adjustments to the settings in the
following sequence. After making any adjustment, reprint the sample to see the current situation.
1.
If an alert tells you that the substrate advance cannot be tracked automatically with the current
substrate, select
Substrate
>
Settings
and set the Automatic tracking (OMAS) field to
Off
. You
will need to adjust the substrate advance manually (see the
Maintenance and troubleshooting
guide
).
NOTE:
This alert may appear if the substrate-advance sensor is dirty. See the
Maintenance and
troubleshooting guide
.
ENWW
Create a new substrate preset
63