Calibrating the Gradation

Gradation is the gradual changing of the color depth and brightness. If the gradation is not reproduced correctly and the printed data greatly differs from the source data or original, calibrate the gradation (calibration).
You cannot perform calibration while printing or scanning or when there is insufficient toner.
Scan the test page printed with the machine on the platen glass to calibrate the gradation more accurately.
The result calibrated here is used until calibration is performed next time.
Paper Sizes and Types Usable for Calibration
Size: A4, LTR
Type: Plain, Heavy
 
Use the control panel to perform calibration. You cannot perform calibration using Remote UI from a computer.
IMPORTANT
Toner is used during calibration.
Performing frequent calibration may affect the lifetime of the toner.
If the symptoms do not improve even after performing calibration, the remaining amount of toner may be low. It is recommended to check the remaining amount of toner, and replace any toner containers, as needed.
1
On the control panel, press [ Settings/Registration] in the [Home] screen or other screen. [Home] Screen
The [Settings/Registration] screen is displayed.
2
Press [Adjustment/Maintenance]  [Adjust Image Quality]  [Auto Adjust Gradation].
The [Auto Adjust Gradation] screen is displayed.
3
Select the paper source with the loaded usable paper, and press [OK].
4
Press [Start Printing].
A test page is printed.
5
Open the feeder.
6
Follow the instructions on the screen to place the test page on the platen glass.
7
Gently close the feeder.
8
Press [Start Scanning].
Test page 1 is scanned.
9
Press [Start Printing].
Test page 2 is printed.
10
Remove test page 1 from the platen glass.
11
Repeat Steps 6 to 10 to finish scanning all the test pages.
Calibration is performed after all the test pages are scanned.
Scan three sheets of test pages.
When calibration is complete, [Adjustment is complete.] is displayed.
12
Remove the test page from the platen glass.
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