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How to Increase Print Speed When Printing a Job Using Multiple Paper Types

When printing a job using multiple paper types, you can improve the productivity of the entire job by specifying <Productivity Priority>. Check the solution below.

IMPORTANT

This function is displayed only if the settings are made available by your local authorized Canon dealer. Even if this function is displayed, do not allow anyone to change the settings except for the system manager. For more information on changing the settings, contact your local authorized Canon dealer.

The temperature of the fixing unit in the machine is adjusted every time printed paper is changed depending on the paper types or the paper weights of the used paper. When printing a job with changing multiple types of paper, waiting time is required every time printed paper is changed because adjusting the temperature is required. Productivity can be improved by selecting <Higher Spd. for Each Ppr. Type> or <Fixed Adj. for Each Ppr. Type> under <Productivity Priority>.

Higher Spd. for Each Ppr. Type	A print job is printed so that there are fewer times of adjusting the print speed or the fixing temperature considering the paper types used in the print job.
Fixed Adj. for Each Ppr. Type	Print speeds are fixed for each thin paper and thick paper so that a print job is printed with fewer times of adjusting the fixing temperature.

Press

→ [Adjustment/Maintenance] → [Adjust Image Quality] → [Settings for Mixed Paper Type Printing].

Press [Productivity Priority].

Select [Fixed Adj. for Each Ppr. Type] or [Higher Spd. for Each Ppr. Type] → press [OK].

Start Printing.

NOTE

If you notice something off about the glossiness of the output when <Fixed Adj. for Each Ppr. Type> is selected, select <Higher Spd. for Each Ppr. Type>.

"Settings/Registration" > "Adjustment/Maintenance" > "Adjust Image Quality" in the User's Guide > see the subsection "Settings for Mixed Paper Type Printing"