HP Scitex FB950 Printer series - Manual (Page 50)

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Print Jet-Out Lines — prints a version of the prime bars, in which missing jets that are replaced
are marked with a black square.
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Default Registration Data — resets all registration data. Since there is no registration data
after running this option, all printhead calibration values must be reestablished by running the
calibrations.
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AutoTune (roll-fed media only) — schedules jet maintenance to run automatically after a certain
number of prints have printed. See
AutoTune on page 52 for instructions.
Printer Settings
To display this menu, press the Settings button on the Front Page screen. Printer Settings enables you
to set many options that control how the printer operates. Settings saved by the Media Wizard are
indicated by an asterisk (*).
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Special Modes (sheet-fed) — with one keypress, sets multiple parameters necessary to print in
one of two Edge-to-Edge modes:
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Edge-to-Edge (Sides Only)
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Edge-to-Edge (All 4 Edges)
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*Margins:
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Right and Left Margin — sets the amount of blank space for the right and left margins, between
6-127 mm (0.25–5 in) for roll-fed media, and between 0-127 mm (0–5 in) for rigid cut-sheet
media.
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Leading Margin — defines the margin on the leading edge of cut-sheet media, between 0-38
cm (0–15 in).
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Trailing Margin — defines the margins on the trailing edge of cut-sheet media, between 0-38
cm (0–15 in).
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Overprint — the distance beyond the edge of the media to print, to help avoid a blank strip if
the sheet is slightly skewed, not perfectly rectangular, or other error is present. You can specify
a separate value for the left and right margins, and leading and trailing edges.
NOTE: If you load roll-fed media after printing on cut-sheet media, the printer automatically resets the
margins to 6 mm (0.25 in). You can still change them at any time.
TIP: You can position an image anywhere on the media by setting the right margin (horizontal or x
distance from the right edge) and leading margin (vertical or y distance from the leading edge). Since
the image appears upside down as it emerges from the printer, the upper left corner of the image will
appear at this point.
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Space Between Prints (roll-fed) — sets the blank space between print jobs, between 0–25 cm (0–
10 in).
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Print Position — when the printed image does not span the entire width of the media, positions the
printed image flush left (nearest the control panel or user side), flush right, or centered on the media.
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