Toshiba 6520c User Manual

 

e-STUDIO5520C/6520C/6530C 

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(4)  Enter setting mode [08]. Change the value for code [2548] to make the outline of the copied text thicker and 

clearer, or thinner and finer. 

* This adjustment can be made applicable to all colors by selecting the corresponding subcode. However, it 

is recommended to enter the same setting value for all the subcodes unless otherwise required. 

 

Y 0 

M 1 

C 2 

Potential on printing 

white text / 

Correction setting 

K 

08-2548 

3 

To make the outline of text 
thicker and clearer:  
Set a value smaller than 5. 
 
To make the outline of text 
thinner and finer:  
Set a value larger than 5. 

0 to 10 

5 

 

* To check the amount changed with this setting, it is recommended to set the value at "2" or "3" first to 

decrease it, and then to set the value at "7" or "8" first to increase it. Then check the copy image and 

increase or decrease the value further so that the image will be adjusted finely. 

 

• After changing the value, perform automatic calibration. 

* Refer to step (1) in "1.1 To Obtain a Darker Image" to perform automatic calibration. 

 

 

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• Performing this adjustment on thin lines may not give satisfactory results. In this case, it is recommended to 

perform the adjustment in conjunction with "3.14 To Clearly Print Light-Colored Thin Lines or Text". However, 

the service technician shall judge whether or not the adjustment is to be performed in conjunction with "3.14 To 

Clearly Print Light-Colored Thin Lines or Text" after checking the printed image. 

 

• In some consumption conditions, background fogging or a decrease in the amount of developer material 

(carrier streaks) may occur. Therefore, carefully perform the adjustment while checking the printed image. 

 

 

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If you perform only step (4) above (changing the setting value of the code [08-2548]) as an image quality 

adjustment for a certain color, it may cause an extra increase or decrease in the amount of the toner used for this 

color compared with that for the other colors, or it may create a difference in the reproducibility of halftones.