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Modify a substrate preset

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2. Click Clone to clone the preset, and enter a name for the new preset. Modify a substrate preset You can modify a preset by pressing Modify. Then click the icon of the print mode that you want to modify; or click Add new print mode. You can delete or change the name of any print mode; although you should keep at least one print mode. NOTE: You can define up to six print modes. NOTE: The number of passes in an existing print mode cannot be changed. If you want to change the number of passes, create a new print mode. NOTE: You are not allowed to create two print modes with the same number of passes, the same efficiency mode, and the same color saturation. To change the values, you must print a test plot. Check it and choose the number in the pull-down colorsaturation menu that matches your preferences in terms of curing and drying. If none of the options are good enough, try changing the temperature and reprint. You can also change the substrate advance settings. ENWW Modify a substrate preset 95

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2.
Click
Clone
to clone the preset, and enter a name for the new preset.
Modify a substrate preset
You can modify a preset by pressing
Modify
.
Then click the
icon of the print mode that you want to modify; or click
Add new print mode
. You can delete or
change the name of any print mode; although you should keep at least one print mode.
NOTE:
You can define up to six print modes.
NOTE:
The number of passes in an existing print mode cannot be changed. If you want to change the number
of passes, create a new print mode.
NOTE:
You are not allowed to create two print modes with the same number of passes, the same efficiency
mode, and the same color saturation.
To change the values, you must print a test plot. Check it and choose the number in the pull-down color-
saturation menu that matches your preferences in terms of curing and drying. If none of the options are good
enough, try changing the temperature and reprint. You can also change the substrate advance settings.
ENWW
Modify a substrate preset
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