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◆ AutoTune — schedules jet maintenance to run automatically after a certain number of prints have printed. See “Auto- Tune” on page 4-4 for instructions.

◆ AutoRecover — performs a Purge-n-Wipe at the start of a print job (before printing) if a Purge-n-Wipe has not been performed for a specified amount of time.

◆ Calibration Summary — prints summary information with the AutoSet calibration test patterns, or transmits registra- tion or jet data to a log file on the print server. “Auto Cali- brations” on page 4-20 for details.

◆ Configure for Profile Creation (cut sheet printing only) — causes all calibration prints to print on the same cut sheet,

	rather than ejecting the sheet after each calibration print.
	Automatically disabled after all calibration prints are fin-
	ished, when a print job is received from the RIP, or when roll-
	fed media is loaded. Also allows you to configure a dry time
	before calibration readings are taken.
Printer Settings	Printer Settings enables you to set many options that control
	how the printer operates. Settings saved by the Media Wizard are
	indicated by MEDIA WIZARD in the margin.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Takeup Tension — adjusts the media takeup tension, which
	is required for proper media feeding. Insufficient takeup ten-
	sion could result in inaccurate media feed and media buck-
	ling.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Supply Out Detection — for roll-fed media, the printer usu-
	ally monitors the supply spool to detect when it runs out of
	media. You can use this menu option to disable media out
	detection when you keep the takeup spool pin release tool
	(part number 0504334, see “Takeup Spool Pin Release” on
	page 3-26 for instructions) installed for printing rather than
	to freely pull media from the supply.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Heater Temp Settings — selects one of several pre-defined
	temperatures, plus one custom, user-defined setting. Exces-
	sively high heat could cause the media to deform or stick to
	the platen, while not enough heat could result in partially
	dried prints. For instructions, see “Setting Heater Tempera-
	tures” on page 3-47.
MEDIA WIZARD	◆ Platen Vacuum Control — turns on the vacuum fans, then
	allows you to raise or lower the fan speed. Raise the speed if
	the media is rising off the platen, lower the speed if the

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