Xerox 6115MFP 用户指南

This setting lets you choose whether to print in color or monochrome.

Color: Use this setting to print color documents.

Grayscale: Use this setting to print monochrome (black and white) documents.

These settings let you enable or disable Color Matching. Color Matching is the product’s 
ability to adjust hues to maintain the integrity of a document’s on-screen image. There are 
three different types, Images, Graphics, and Text.

Some desktop applications send image data to the product by performing color 

matching to provide optimized data for printers. When you are using an application that has 
this output setting, disable Color Matching in the product driver by selecting OFF.

When color matching is enabled you can select one of the following settings for images, 
graphics, and text. Use the Contrast, Brightness, Saturation, and Sharpness adjustment 
slider bars to fine tune the tones and darkness of an image. Usually the default values selected 
by the driver provide optimum results for most images. 

The Sharpness adjustment is only available when Color Matching is set to OFF.

This method can be used for photographic images, where the spectral 
relationship of the grayscale needs to be preserved in order to produce 
smooth images.

This method reproduces hues of the original image more accurately, 
however, when the product cannot reproduce some on-screen hues, it 
will replace them with the closest colors possible by the product.

This method can be used for business presentations, where image 
color vividness is required.