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4: Printer Settings and Adjustments
Printing Preferences
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Zebra ZXP Series 8 Card Printer User’s Manual
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Color (YMC) Optimization Tab
To access the Color (YMC) Optimization Tab, select Start > Devices and Printers. Right
click on the Zebra ZXP Series 8 Card Printer listing, and select Printing preferences >
Color (YMC) Optimization.
click on the Zebra ZXP Series 8 Card Printer listing, and select Printing preferences >
Color (YMC) Optimization.
These color adjustments modify only how the pictures print. These adjustments do not
affect the image files. (That type of adjustment would be made in an image processing
application program.)
affect the image files. (That type of adjustment would be made in an image processing
application program.)
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Full color printing: Adjustments (-25 to +25 range) include Brightness, Contrast,
Gamma, Saturation, Red, Green, and Blue. Adjustments are reflected in the preview.
Gamma, Saturation, Red, Green, and Blue. Adjustments are reflected in the preview.
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Sharpening filter: Options are None, Low, Normal (default), and High. By default, the
image file is automatically sharpened; i.e., edges are enhanced within the image. If
sharpening has already been done, this function can be turned off (None). The Low and
High options are available if additional sharpening adjustment is required. Adjustments
are not reflected in the preview.
image file is automatically sharpened; i.e., edges are enhanced within the image. If
sharpening has already been done, this function can be turned off (None). The Low and
High options are available if additional sharpening adjustment is required. Adjustments
are not reflected in the preview.
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Preheat: Adjustment ranges from -50 to 50, default = 0. Increasing the preheat value
affects the entire image and will darken up edges of fonts, fine lines, and color edges that
are against a white or very near white background. In some cases, increasing the preheat
value too much can cause the white or near white images to print with as light color cast.
Increasing the preheat might also improve color-to-color mis-registration that may occur
for certain images.
affects the entire image and will darken up edges of fonts, fine lines, and color edges that
are against a white or very near white background. In some cases, increasing the preheat
value too much can cause the white or near white images to print with as light color cast.
Increasing the preheat might also improve color-to-color mis-registration that may occur
for certain images.