Xerox manual Color Modes, Grayscale, Features, Phaser 2135 Color Printer

Features

Color Modes

Color Mode

Automatic	Best for printing documents with a variety of content like
	text and graphics. This is the default mode.
Grayscale	Use for producing the best black-and-white version of a
	document.
Fax Friendly	Black-and-white version that converts colors to patterns.
	Recommended for copying or faxing of documents.
None	For printing from applications that do all their own color
	management.

Advanced Color Modes

See the Advanced Features and Troubleshooting Manual for more detail. The Advanced Color Modes includes the following:

ICC Saturation*

ICC Perceptual*

ICC Colorimetric*

CMYK Simulation*

*You can select these from the Advanced Color Mode option in your driver.

From the printer’s front panel:

1.Press the Menu buttons to scroll to PostScript Menu.

2.Press the Item buttons to scroll to Color Mode.

3.Press the Value buttons to select the desired Color Mode.

4.Press the Enter button to save your selection.

5.Press the On-linebutton to exit the menu.

Note

You can select the Color Mode in the front panel or software driver. For more detailed information on Color Modes, refer to the Advanced Features and Troubleshooting Manual on the CD-ROM, or see the on-line help in the driver.

The software driver overrides front panel settings.

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