List of Media Settings

This window displays the setting information of the media that has been set up. This window is not displayed if the media has not been set up.

You can check, change, and adjust the settings made when the media was registered.

Click Batch Automatic Correction to carry out the following adjustments and corrections.
  • Multi sensor adjustment
  • Feed correction: simple correction (auto)
  • Media gap adjustment: simple correction (auto)

MediaSettings_Utility

Feed Correction

This correction value is used to make the band-shaped "stripes" on the printed surface less noticeable.

To change the current correction value, click Execute.

Media Gap Adjustment

These correction values eliminate ink landing position misalignment due to the print head height or the media thickness.

To change the current correction value, click Execute.

Multi Sensor Adjustment

The multi sensor is used when reading crop marks and with the automatic correction function.

If Not Adjusted is displayed or to perform adjustment again, click Execute.

Blade Adjustment

Displays the current blade settings.

To perform adjustment again, click Execute.

For more information, refer to Fine-tuning the Cutting Conditions.

Print & Cut Position Adjustment

These correction values eliminate misalignment of the printing and cutting positions.

To perform adjustment again, click Execute.

For more information, refer to Step 4: Correcting the Misalignment of Printing and Cutting.

Crop Cut Position Adjustment

These correction values eliminate cutting position misalignment when reading crop marks and cutting.

To perform adjustment again, click Execute.

Cutting Distance Correction

These correction values eliminate differences in the length of the cutting line set with the data and the length that is actually cut.

The cutting distance correction values can be changed.

For more information, refer to Performing Distance Correction during Cutting.

Over Cut

Displays the over cut setting.

Cutting the corners of the border of the cutting line slightly longer makes it possible to cut the corners attractively.

You can enable/disable over cutting.

For more information, refer to Cutting to Make It Possible to Cut Corners Attractively (Over Cut).

Heater Temperature

Displays the current print heater and dryer settings.

The main roles of the print heater and dryer are as follows:
  • Preventing loose media
  • Improving ink adhesion
  • Preventing ink blurring
  • Drying the ink

You can turn the print heater and dryer on/off and change their temperatures.

For more information, refer to Adjusting the Ink-drying Method.

Dry After Printing

Displays the current settings for drying after printing.

These settings are used to feed the media to the dryer after printing, facilitating the drying of the ink.

You can enable/disable the drying feed and change the drying time.

For more information, refer to Drying the Trailing Edge of the Printing Area on the Dryer.

Drying Time Per Scan

Displays the current setting for the drying time per scan.

Sets the drying time per scan operation of the print-head carriage during printing.

You can change the drying time per scan.

For more information, refer to Using Hard-to-Dry Media.

Media Suction Force

Displays the current Media Suction Force.

You can change the settings of the media suction fan.

For more information, refer to Using Media That Wrinkles Easily/Does Not Move Smoothly.

Printing Movement Range

Displays the current Printing Movement Range.

You can change the movement range of the print-head carriage during printing to match the media or the output data.

For more information, refer to Reducing Output Time.

Media Sticking Prevention

Displays the current setting.

You can change the setting to match the characteristics of the media.

For more information, refer to Using Sticky Media.