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4.Use the or button to select the number of the straightest line. Note that 5 is always the default selection.

5.Press Enter to accept your selection and go to the next group of lines.

6.Repeat this process to examine each of the other color groups in row # 1: C, M, Lc, Lm, and Y. In each case, select the number of the straightest line, then press Enter.

7.Repeat this process to examine the groups of lines in rows #2 and #3.

8.When done, press Pause to exit the head alignment.

Examining the BI-D BLACK Alignment Pattern

1.Depending on the width of the paper (or plate) loaded in the printer, more than one set of patterns may be printed. Locate the patterns in the middle of your printout. In the steps that follow, refer to those patterns to make your adjustments, instead of the ones printed toward the left or right.

2.Look at the display screen on the printer. Notice that It is prompting you to choose the best line in the group labeled K1 in row #1.

3.Use your own eye loupe or the one that came with the printer to determine which line is the straightest. In this example, the middle line (numbered 5) is the best choice.

4.Use the or button to select the number of the straightest line. Note that 5 is always the default selection.

5.Press Enter to accept your selection and go to the next group of lines.

6.Repeat this process to examine the lines in rows #2 and #3. In each case, select the number of the straightest line, then press Enter.

7.When done, press Pause to exit the head alignment.

Examining the BI-D ALL Alignment Pattern

Be sure to perform the BI-D BLACK adjustment before running this one.

IMPORTANT: Do not enter an adjustment value for K1 when prompted, or your color adjustments won't be accurate.

1.Depending on the width of the paper loaded in the printer, more than one set of patterns may be printed. Locate the patterns in the middle of your printout. In the steps that follow, refer to those

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