Konica Minolta bizhub PRESS C8000e - Manual (Page 493)

bizhub PRESS C8000/e 10-79
10.7 [02 Administrator Setting] - [01 System Setting] 10
1
Follow the procedure on page 10-3 to display the Administrator Setting Menu Screen.
2
Press [01 System Setting], [04/05 Expert Adjustment], [04 Quality Adjustment], and [02 Stabilization Adj.
Setting] in sequence.
The Stabilization Adj. Setting Screen will be displayed.
3
Specify the frequency of the operation for each of the Maximum Density Correction and Medium Den-
sity Correction.
4
Press [OK] to complete the setting.
% To cancel the change, press [Cancel]. In either case, the Quality Adjustment Menu Screen will be
restored.
10.7.24 [04/05 Expert Adjustment] - [04 Quality Adjustment] - [03 Custom Screen]
Select a screen type to be used for each of line screens (Line 1, Line 2), dot screens (Dot 1, Dot 2), and Sto-
chastic.
The line screens and dot screens available to select a screen type here are those allowed in the User Setting,
accessed from [Image Quality Setting] - [01 Screen] on the menu. If [Restrict] is specified for Line 1, Line 2,
or Dot 2, selection for those screens will be unavailable.
Stochastic, however, is always available.
Each screen type has a feature as described below. Use this information as a guide to select an appropriate
one.
Line screen (Line 1, Line 2)
Dot screen (Dot 1, Dot 2)
Type Description
Line 200 Uses fine lines to reproduce an image. Suitable for office documents including
graphs.
Line 190 Uses dots and lines to reproduce an image. Suitable for office documents includ-
ing photos.
Line 180 Uses lines to reproduce an image. Suitable for office documents.
Line 150 Uses lines to reproduce an image. Suitable for black-and-white printing.
Wave Uses large wave lines to reproduce an image. This screen type can help prevent
forgery, as images deteriorate when color-printed from the original previously re-
produced using this screen.
Type Description
Dot 270 Uses ultrafine dots to reproduce an image. Suitable for printing maps including fine
patterns and small texts.
Dot 190 Uses fine dots to reproduce an image. Suitable for printing catalogs.
Dot 170 Uses dots to reproduce an image. Suitable for printing color photos.
Dot 130 Uses dots to reproduce an image. Suitable for printing black-and-white photos.
Dot 095 Uses dots to reproduce an image. Suitable for printing posters.