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Scan or copy the diagnostic plot, Monitor calibration, Content type: Image

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If you see any problems, you should follow the recommended recovery procedure, all of which are available by tapping , then Image-quality maintenance at the front panel. Once the printer has been diagnosed and it is working correctly, you can reprint the diagnostic plot as described in Scanner diagnostic plot on page 126. Scan or copy the diagnostic plot There are two options for evaluating the diagnostic plot: scanning into a JPEG file, or copying onto paper. We recommend using the scan option, so that the generated file can be analyzed more easily by a remote support engineer if necessary. If you decide to scan the plot, first adjust your computer's monitor as described in Monitor calibration on page 127. Once you have scanned the diagnostic plot, remember to open the scanned file in any image viewer software and select a zoom of 100% for correct visual evaluation of patterns. If you decide to copy, make sure that a paper roll at least 36 in (914 mm) wide is loaded in the printer. Ideally, the same type of paper used to print the diagnostic plot should be used for copying it. These are the settings that you should select: Scan ● Quality: Max ● File type: JPG ● Content type: Image ● Compression: medium ● Paper type: photo or matte, according to the paper used to print the diagnostic plot. Use photo if in doubt. Copy ● Quality: Best ● Content type: Image ● Paper type: photo or matte, according to the paper used to print the diagnostic plot. Use photo if in doubt. Load the diagnostic plot into the scanner input tray, making sure that the printed side of the plot is facing up. The black arrows on the diagnostic plot indicate the direction of loading. Make sure that the diagnostic plot is loaded without skew, and it is centered (that is, it covers the whole scanner area). Once you have scanned the diagnostic plot (in case you selected the scan option), remember to open the scanned file in any image viewer software and select a zoom of 100% for correct visual evaluation of patterns. ENWW Scanner diagnostic plot 127

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If you see any problems, you should follow the recommended recovery procedure, all of which are available by
tapping
, then
Image-quality maintenance
at the front panel. Once the printer has been diagnosed and it
is working correctly, you can reprint the diagnostic plot as described in
Scanner diagnostic plot
on page
126
.
Scan or copy the diagnostic plot
There are two options for evaluating the diagnostic plot: scanning into a JPEG
file,
or copying onto paper. We
recommend using the scan option, so that the generated
file
can be analyzed more easily by a remote support
engineer if necessary. If you decide to scan the plot,
first
adjust your computer’s monitor as described in
Monitor
calibration
on page
127
. Once you have scanned the diagnostic plot, remember to open the scanned
file
in any
image viewer software and select a zoom of 100% for correct visual evaluation of patterns.
If you decide to copy, make sure that a paper roll at least 36 in (914 mm) wide is loaded in the printer. Ideally, the
same type of paper used to print the diagnostic plot should be used for copying it.
These are the settings that you should select:
Scan
●
Quality: Max
●
File type: JPG
●
Content type: Image
●
Compression: medium
●
Paper type: photo or matte, according to the paper used to print the diagnostic plot. Use photo if in doubt.
Copy
●
Quality: Best
●
Content type: Image
●
Paper type: photo or matte, according to the paper used to print the diagnostic plot. Use photo if in doubt.
Load the diagnostic plot into the scanner input tray, making sure that the printed side of the plot is facing up. The
black arrows on the diagnostic plot indicate the direction of loading. Make sure that the diagnostic plot is loaded
without skew, and it is centered (that is, it covers the whole scanner area).
Once you have scanned the diagnostic plot (in case you selected the scan option), remember to open the
scanned
file
in any image viewer software and select a zoom of 100% for correct visual evaluation of patterns.
ENWW
Scanner diagnostic plot
127