Specifications

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8. Once the patterns are done printing, examine the first row (K1) in

group #1. You see a pattern similar to that shown below (the drawing

shows only part of the pattern). Use your own eye loupe or the one that

came with the printer to determine which line looks the best. In this

example, the middle line (numbered 5 on the printout) is the best.

9. Use the

and

buttons to select the best line.

10. Press

Enter

11. Examine the black set of blocks (K2) in group #1. Select the block with

the smallest gap, then press

Enter

12. Repeat this process for each of the other patterns, when prompted.

If number 5 (the current alignment setting) shows the smallest gap for

each pattern, the print head is aligned and you can press

Pause

to exit

the adjustment. You may have to repeat the alignment more than once

to ensure that number 5 is the best choice for each pattern.

13. When done, press

Pause

to exit the head alignment.

If you performed a

UNI-D ALL

adjustment, be sure to repeat the alignment

for

BI-D ALL

Note

You must use at least a

eye loupe to check

the pattern.

best line in K1

best block in K2

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Note

If number 5 (the current

alignment setting) shows

the smallest gaps for all

patterns, the print head is

aligned. Press

Pause

exit the head alignment.

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