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- Select a paper source that contains a custom paper size → press [Start Printing].
The test page is printed.
- 139.7 mm × 182.0 mm to 330.2 mm × 487.7 mm paper can be used for the test pages. Make sure that a sufficient supply of paper is loaded into the machine before starting this procedure.
- If you perform test page using a paper smaller than 11" × 17" or A3, the entire image cannot be printed on the paper. Nevertheless, you can read the register mark, because the tail edge you do not have to check is lacking.
- If you perform a test page using paper that is perpendicular to the feeding direction and is 12 9/16" (320.1 mm) or more in length, the A1 register marks will be printed 5 mm inside the left edge of the paper. From the feeding (lead) edge of the test page, take a ruler and measure 5 mm inside the left edge of the paper, and place a mark there. Place another mark to
the right of the A1 register marks (5 mm inside the left edge of the paper). Draw a straight, horizontal line between the two marks you just made. Compare the line you just drew with the center line of the A1 register marks. If the two lines are askew from each other, the distance between the two lines determines how much you have to adjust the image location.
In the example above, the center line of the A1 register marks and the drawn line are aligned. Therefore, you do not need to adjust the image location. |