Paper Type Management Settings

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You can register and edit detailed information of frequently used paper types as the <Custom Type>.
To register a new paper type, first duplicate the paper type that resembles the new type in order to copy all of the internal operational parameters. This procedure copies the suitable settings to the new paper type from the registered custom paper easily.
You can also improve printing quality and paper feeding trouble by editing the custom paper, depending on the characteristics.
When you register the custom paper type, you cannot specify the paper source. For more information on registering the paper source, see Specifying Paper Size and Type in the Paper Drawer.
Registering frequently used paper types
Items that can be specified

Registering frequently used paper types

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Press  .
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Press <Preferences> <Paper Settings>  <Paper Type Management Settings>.
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Specify the settings.

Paper type drop-down list
Enables you to select the paper type to display.
<Sort List By>
Enables you to change the display order of the list.
<Details/Edit>
Displays details for the selected paper type on the <Details/Edit> screen. If you select a custom paper type, you can edit it.
<Duplicate>
Duplicates the selected paper type as a custom paper type.
<Delete>
Deletes the selected custom paper type.
<Change>
Appears on the <Details/Edit> screen for the custom paper type and enables you to change the settings for the selected item.
You can only edit/delete custom paper types.
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Press <OK> .

Items that can be specified

The following items can be specified.

Name

You can change the name of the custom paper type.
When you register the settings for the custom paper type, make sure to change its name. You cannot change the settings of the default paper types registered in the machine.

Category

You can change the category of the custom paper type.

Basis Weight

You can change the basis weight of the custom paper type.
If you enter a value not matching the basis weight of the loaded paper, it may cause a paper jam or corrupt image.

Finish

When Custom Type you want to register is Uncoated, Recycled, Transparency, Vellum, Label, Cotton, 1-Sided Coated, 2-Sided Coated, or Post Card, you need to change the Finish setting.
If you select a Finish setting not matching the loaded paper, it may cause a paper jam or corrupt image.

Type

When Custom Type you want to register is Pre-Punched or Envelope, you need to change the Type setting.
If you select a Type setting not matching the loaded paper, it may cause a paper jam or corrupt image.

Color

You can change the colour of the custom paper type.
If you select a Color setting not matching the loaded paper, it may cause a paper jam or corrupt image.

Adjust Creep Correction

If you want to change the creep (displacement) correction for each page in a booklet, adjust the creep correction width for the registered custom paper type.
For information on creep (displacement), see Making Booklets (Booklet Copying).
The value you set here becomes the default correction width when the selected paper type is used for saddle stitching with automatic "Adjust Creep (Displacement) Correction".

Adjust Gloss

This mode enables you to adjust the glossiness of the custom paper type. You can change the glossiness of a printed image when using plain or coated paper by adjusting the temperature of the fixing unit. Press <+> to increase the gloss, and press <-> to decrease the gloss.
Depending on the paper, if the value in this mode is increased, a paper jam may occur. If the value is decreased, the quality of the image could be adversely affected or toner may not be applied properly to the image.
Make sure to change the value in small increments as changing the value abruptly may cause some troubles.

Adjust Secondary Transfer Voltage

You can adjust the Secondary Transfer Voltage (the voltage that transfers toner to the paper) when image blurring occurs. Adjusting the Secondary Transfer Voltage
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