IMPORTANT
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Load A3, A4, LTR, or 11" x 17" size regular or heavy paper when making sample prints.
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NOTE
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The sample print includes the hidden text and the background for each relative contrast value.
The area within the frame on the sample print is the output sample for the currently set relative contrast value.
As the default setting, [White Letters on Colored Background] is not selected in the Print Settings screen for printing a sample print. If you select [White Letters on Colored Background], set [Standard Value Set.] for the density of the text and [Latent Area Density] for the density of the background.
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NOTE
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Adjust [Relative Contrast] while comparing the difference between [Standard Value Set.] and the current [Latent Area Density], by referring to the sample print.
If you increase the value for [Relative Contrast], the background becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the background becomes lighter. When [White Letters on Colored Background] is set, if you increase the value for [Relative Contrast], the background becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the background becomes lighter.
The setting range for the relative contrast value differs according to the standard value settings, as indicated below:
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NOTE
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If you increase the value for [Standard Value Set.], the background becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the background becomes lighter. When [White Letters on Colored Background] is selected, if you increase the standard value, the background becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the background becomes lighter.
When changing the adjustment area on the sample print for the relative contrast, specify settings for [Standard Value Set.].
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NOTE
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If you changed [Standard Value Set.], adjust [Latent Area Density] so that the density of the inner square set in [Standard Value Set.] for the standard value sample print becomes closer.
To set a background density that differs from the most even secure watermark image in the standard value sample print, it is necessary to adjust [Latent Area Density] to a density close to the background density.
If you increase the value for [Latent Area Density], the text becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the text becomes lighter. When [White Letters on Colored Background] is selected, if you increase the value for [Latent Area Density], the background becomes denser, and if you decrease the value, the background becomes lighter.
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