Xerox 4215 Service Manual
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Operator Guide
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When the Envelope Print Job is Finished
Refer to the section, “When the Manual Print
Job Is Finished,” earlier in this chapter for
the steps to reset the manual feed and envelope
size settings back to their original settings.
Job Is Finished,” earlier in this chapter for
the steps to reset the manual feed and envelope
size settings back to their original settings.
RECOMMENDED IMAGE AREA
FOR ENVELOPES
FOR ENVELOPES
The varying number of material thicknesses that
are encountered in different areas of an
envelope has a significant impact on print
quality. Acceptable print quality can only be
assured when printing in those areas where
there are only two thicknesses of material. In
Figure 4-6, the upper diagram shows the varying
material thicknesses that are present on a
commercial #10 envelope.
are encountered in different areas of an
envelope has a significant impact on print
quality. Acceptable print quality can only be
assured when printing in those areas where
there are only two thicknesses of material. In
Figure 4-6, the upper diagram shows the varying
material thicknesses that are present on a
commercial #10 envelope.
The lower diagram in Figure 4-6 defines the
recommended image area. See the lower diagram
for the following explanations:
recommended image area. See the lower diagram
for the following explanations:
F
Recommended image area: The cross-hatched
area should be used for printing the address
of the recipient. Optimum image quality is
achieved in this area.
area should be used for printing the address
of the recipient. Optimum image quality is
achieved in this area.
F
Shaded areas: These areas represent the
area to be used for the address. This
recommendation is based on the requirements
of high-speed optical character recognition
area to be used for the address. This
recommendation is based on the requirements
of high-speed optical character recognition