Sony UP-DR200 User manual

3-297-459-11(2)
Digital Photo Printer
© 2008 Sony Corporation
UP-DR200
Operating Instructions

2
Owner's Record
The model and serial numbers are located at the rear.
Record these number in the space provided below.
Refer to these numbers whenever you call upon your
Sony dealer regarding this product.
Model No. ____________________
Serial No. ____________________
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do
not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
To avoid electrical shock, do not open the
cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel
only.
THIS APPARATUS MUST BE EARTHED.
To disconnect the main power, unplug the AC
IN connector.
For the customers in the U.S.A.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a
commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction
manual, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. Operation of this equipment in a
residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in
which case the user will be required to correct the
interference at his own expense.
You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not
expressly approved in this manual could void your
authority to operate this equipment.
All interface cables used to connect peripherals must be
shielded in order to comply with the limits for a digital
device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.
Warning on power connection
Use a proper power cord for your local power supply.
1. Use the approved Power Cord (3-core mains lead) /
Appliance Connector / Plug with earthing-contacts
that conforms to the safety regulations of each
country if applicable.
2. Use the Power Cord (3-core mains lead) / Appliance
Connector /Plug conforming to the proper ratings
(Voltage, Ampere).
If you have questions on the use of the above Power
Cord/Appliance Connector/Plug, please consult a
qualified service personnel.
For the customers in Europe
The manufacturer of this product is Sony Corporation,
1-7-1 Konan, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. The Authorized
Representative for EMC and product safety is Sony
Deutschland GmbH, Hedelfinger Strasse 61, 70327
Stuttgart, Germany. For any service or guarantee matters
please refer to the addresses given in separate service or
guarantee documents.
WARNING
This symbol is intended to alert the user to
the presence of important operating and
maintenance (servicing) instructions in
the literature accompanying the
appliance.
Risk of injury
Do not touch the inside.
Hot surface
Thermal Print Head becomes a high
temperature.

Table of Contents 3
Table of Contents
Introduction
Features .................................................................. 4
Basic Application Example ................................ 4
Location and Function of Parts and Controls .... 4
Preparation
Supplied Accessories ............................................. 7
Connections ............................................................ 8
USB Port Connection ......................................... 8
Installing the Printer Driver ................................ 8
Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon ............. 9
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon ............. 9
Attaching the Scrap Receptacle ........................ 13
Attaching the Output Tray ................................ 13
If the Ink Ribbon Breaks during Use ............... 15
Removing the Ink Ribbon and Paper ............... 16
Printing from the Computer ............................... 18
Menu Operations ................................................. 19
Preparation for Menu Operation ...................... 19
Adjusting the Gray Balance ............................. 19
Displaying the Quantity of Pages Printed ........ 21
Displaying the Firmware Version of the
Printer ............................................................. 21
Adjusting the Position of the Printout Image ... 22
Miscellaneous
Precautions ........................................................... 23
Safety ................................................................ 23
Installation ........................................................ 23
On Transporting the Printer .............................. 23
Cleaning ........................................................... 23
Cleaning the Interior ......................................... 24
Ink Ribbon and Paper ......................................... 27
Specifications ........................................................ 27
List of Messages ................................................... 28
Troubleshooting ................................................... 29
Index ..................................................................... 30

Introduction
Features / Location and Function of Parts and Controls
4
Introduction
Features
The UP-DR200 Digital Photo Printer is a dye
sublimation thermal transfer printer providing high
quality, high resolution (330 dpi), and high speed
printing of computer image data on four sizes of paper
in full color (256 gradations process and 16.7 million
colors).
Basic Application Example
Location and Function
of Parts and Controls
For more details, see the reference page numbers
enclosed in parentheses.
AALARM indicator (page 28)
Lights in red when the system is initialized, or when
an error occurs.
BLCD (liquid crystal display) (page 18, 21, 28)
Displays the number of pages printed, or the
amount of ink ribbon remaining. Messages are
displayed when an error or warning condition
occurs.
Computer: provides
image data for printing
and printer control
signals
UP-DR200 Digital Photo Printer
Front
Output tray removed

Introduction
Location and Function of Parts and Controls 5
COperation button door (page 19)
Buttons to be used for menu operation are located
under this door.
Key panel section
AEXEC button (page 20)
Press this button to print the gray scale adjustment
pattern.
BMENU button (page 21)
Press this button to carry out menu operations.
Pressing the MENU button changes the printer to
the off-line mode.
CCursor buttons (page 21)
Press these buttons to select the item to be
displayed on the LCD.
DCAL (calibration) button (page 19)
Press this button to adjust the gray balance.
EPRINT STOP button (page 19)
Pressing the PRINT STOP button for more than one
second during printing results in cancelling the
number of printings set and clearing the images
stored in the memory. The printer stops printing
when the page currently printing is completed and
ejected.
DOutput tray (page 13)
Collects printouts that are ejected.
EOutput stopper (page 13)
Adjust the position according to the printing pack
in use. There are four potions to which to adjust.
FOutput tray adapter (page 14)
Attach this to the output tray to prevent printouts
from falling out.
GOutput slot (page 18)
Printouts are ejected from here.
HPaper door (page 10)
Open and close this when replacing paper rolls.
This does not open while printing is in progress.
IRibbon door (page 12)
Open and close this when replacing the ink ribbon.
This does not open while printing is in progress.
JPaper door lever
Use this to open the paper door.
When the paper and ribbon doors are open
APaper core
Insert this into the paper roll.
BRibbon tray
Place the ink ribbon here.
CPaper adapter (blue)
DPaper adapter (pink)
Attach the paper adapters to the printer when using
the 2UPC-R203/R205 series printing pack.

Introduction
Location and Function of Parts and Controls
6
KScrap receptacle (page 13)
Margins of empty space are crated between each
printout. These margins are cut off during printing
and dropped into this receptacle.
LFilter cover (page 26)
The filter for the printer’s cooling fan is attached to
this cover.
MUSB connector (page 8)
Connects to a computer equipped with USB
interface (conforming to USB 2.0) via the supplied
USB cable.
N!POWER switch (page 18)
Press this to turn the printer on and off.
O-AC IN connector (page 8)
Connect the power cord here.
Rear

Preparation
Supplied Accessories 7
Preparation
Supplied Accessories
Make certain you have received the following
accessories:
Notes
• When taking the printer out of the carton box, be
careful not to hurt your back.
• The packaging materials are needed when
transporting the printer, so we suggest you keep them.
• Do not transport the printer with the ink ribbon and
paper roll attached.
Output tray (1) Output tray adapter (1)
CD-ROM (1)
USB cable (1)
Before Using This Printer (1)
Software License Agreement (1)
Warranty Card (1)
Service and Customer Support
Information (1)
*The paper core is located inside the printer and must be removed when loading or removing paper.
For details on removing the core, see “Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon” on page 9.
Scrap receptacle (1)
Cleaning ribbon (1) Ribbon tray*(1) Paper core*(1)
Paper adapter (blue)*(1) Paper adapter (pink)*(1)

Preparation
Connections
8
Connections
After connecting a USB connecting cable (supplied) to
the printer and the computer, connect the power cord.
For details about the printer connection, refer to the
manuals for the computer or other peripheral devices.
USB Port Connection
Notes
• Follow the connection procedures described in the
computer manual.
• Make sure that the interface cable is connected
securely at both ends.
• The printer drive software provided with the printer is
not suitable for using the printer connected to a
network.
• Operation of the printer is not guaranteed for
connection to a USB hub.
Securing the USB cable and power cord
To prevent disconnection of the USB cable and power
cord from accidental pulling, be sure to secure the cables
with the cable clamps when connecting them to the
printer.
To secure the USB cable
Wrap the cable clamp around the USB cable, and fasten
it securely as shown.
To secure the power cord
Wrap the cable clamp around the power cord, and fasten
it securely as shown.
Installing the Printer Driver
To install the printer driver, follow the instructions in the
ReadMe.txt file and the install guide on the supplied
CD-ROM.
to (USB) connector
USB connecting cable
(supplied)
UP-DR200
to -AC IN
connector
AC power cord
(not supplied)
to wall outlet
Computer

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon 9
Operation
Loading the Paper Roll
and Ink Ribbon
This section describes how to load the paper roll and ink
ribbon in the preparation to start printing, after
connecting the printer as described on page 8.
Handling the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon
Notes
• Each printing pack contains two sets of the ink ribbon
and paper roll combination. Use the ink ribbon and the
paper roll in the carton as a set. Do not mix with other
varieties of ribbon or paper roll. (See “Ink Ribbon and
Paper” on page 27.)
• The number of sheets that can be printed differs
depending on the printing pack. One set of the ink
ribbon and paper roll allows you to print the following
number of sheets.
• Do not replace the printing pack if it has only been
partially used. If the paper roll or ink ribbon is
replaced after only partial use, the above print
capacities are not guaranteed.
• When setting the paper roll down, place it vertically as
shown. If you place the paper roll horizontally, the
paper may roll around and fall. This may cause an
injury.
• Hold the paper roll with both hands so that you do not
drop it, because it is heavy. Dropping may result in an
injury.
• Do not detach the black and white spools of the ink
ribbon until you start loading the ink ribbon.
• An IC chip is embedded in the black spool. Do not
touch the terminals on the IC chip with your hands
or metal objects, and do not dent, drop, or
otherwise apply shock to the IC chip. Doing so may
cause the ink ribbon to become unusable.
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink
Ribbon
When you use the printer for the first time, load the
paper roll and ink ribbon.
For detailed information on how to remove the paper
and ink ribbon, see “Removing the Ink Ribbon and
Paper” on page 16.
Before loading the paper roll and ink ribbon
Confirm that the printer is powered on. If not, turn the
printer power on.
Otherwise, the automatic paper feeding may not be done
correctly after loading of the paper roll and ink ribbon is
completed.
Also, after you have used up one paper roll, clean the
thermal head and rollers before loading a new paper roll
and ink ribbon.
For detailed information on cleaning, see “Cleaning the
Interior” on page 24.
Printing
pack
2UPC-
R203
series
2UPC-
R204
series
2UPC-
R205
series
2UPC-
R206
series
Print
capacity
770 sheets 700 sheets 400 sheets 350 sheets
Print size 89×127
mm
102×152
mm
127×178
mm
152×203
mm
3.5×5
inches
4×6 inches 5×7 inches 6×8 inches
Hold the paper roll with both hands.
White spool
Black spool IC chip

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon
10
Note
If you use the 2UPC-R204 series or 2UPC-R206 series
Printing Pack with the 152-mm (6-inch) paper width
after using the 2UPC-R203 series or 2UPC-R205 series
Printing Pack with the 127-mm (5-inch) paper width,
white stripes may appear on either side of printouts.
Be sure to clean the inside of the printer before printing
(page 24).
To load the paper roll
Notes
• Be sure to remove the output tray and the scrap
receptacle before loading the paper roll.
• Be careful that your fingers and clothing are not
caught in the paper door or on the protuberance in the
opening of the door.
1 Press and lower the paper door lever, hold the paper
door at the center portion, and pull the door forward
until it locks into the open position.
2 Remove the paper core from the printer.
3 Insert the paper core into the paper roll.
The two sides of the paper core are the same shape.
You can insert either side.
Notes
• If the edges of the paper on the roll are not aligned
before inserting the paper core, be sure to align
them while being careful not to bend or damage
them. Not doing so may result in malfunction.
• If the leading edge of the paper is bent or
damaged as a result of a paper jam, for example,
be sure to use scissors to cut off the damaged
portion, as shown, before inserting the paper.
• Do not bump the paper roll against hard objects or
squeeze it tightly. Doing so may bend or crease
the paper and affect print quality.
4 Depending on the width of your paper roll, attach or
remove the paper adapters.
Paper with 127-mm (5-inch) width: 2UPC-R203
series and 2UPC-R205 series Printing Pack
Attach the blue paper adapter to the left side of the
printer, and the pink paper adapter to the right side.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon 11
(When the factory is shipped, the paper adapter is
attached.)
Press the portions indicated by the arrows until the tabs
at the top lock into place.
Paper with 152-mm (6-inch) width: 2UPC-R204
series and 2UPC-R206 series Printing Pack
Remove the blue and pink paper adapters from the
printer.
Note
Store removed paper adapters in a safe place.
5 Load the paper roll into the printer.
Be sure to load the paper roll with the arrow on the
seal pointing inside the printer.
Notes
• To prevent the paper roll from sliding off, hold
both sides of the paper core when loading it into
the printer.
• Do not touch the print surface (inner surface of
the paper) after the paper is loaded. Fingerprints,
sweat, and creases in the paper may affect print
quality.
• Be sure to insert the paper roll fully into the
printer.
6 Remove the seal affixed to the paper roll.
Note
Be sure to remove the seal completely. In addition,
remove the seal slowly to avoid leaving parts of the
adhesive on the paper. If any part of the seal is left
inside the printer, malfunctions may occur.
blue pink

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon
12
7 Close the paper door, and press the center of the
door until it clicks into place.
Notes
• If you close the door by pressing only its sides,
the door may not lock into place properly.
• When closing the paper door, be sure that the
front edge of the paper is not caught in the door.
To load the ink ribbon
1 Pull the ribbon door toward you to open it.
2 Remove the ribbon tray.
Note
After removing the ribbon tray, do not insert your
hand into the opening in the printer. Touching the
protrusions or movable parts inside the printer may
result in bodily injury or malfunction of the printer.
In particular, touching the thermal head when it is
hot immediately after printing may result in burns.
3 Detach the white spool of the ink ribbon from the
black spool.
4 Gently unravel the ribbon without loosening it, and
place it in the ribbon tray.
Place the white spool in the front holder and the
black spool in the rear holder as shown.
Note
If the ink ribbon is loosely raveled around the
spools or there is any slack or creases in the ink
ribbon, wind the spools to tighten the slack and
smooth out the creases.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon 13
5 Hold the center of the ribbon tray, and load it into
the printer.
Notes
• Always hold the center of the ribbon tray when
loading it into the printer. If you hold the tray by
any other part, your fingers may get caught while
inserting the tray and injuries may result.
• Be sure to insert the ribbon tray fully into the
printer.
6 Close the ribbon door.
Notes on storage
• Avoid placing the printer where it will be subject to:
– high temperatures,
– high humidity or dust,
– direct sunlight.
• After opening the bag, use the ribbon and the paper as
soon as possible.
• When transporting or storing the paper roll and ink
ribbon after partial use, we recommend putting them
back into their respective bags.
Attaching the Scrap Receptacle
When printing, a margin of empty space is left between
each printout. These excess portions are cut off and
dropped into the scrap receptacle. Remove scraps from
the receptacle as soon as possible.
Note
If the scrap receptacle becomes too full, scraps that are
cut off may be unable to eject. This may result in
malfunction. Remove scraps from the receptacle as soon
as possible, and be sure to empty the receptacle
whenever you replace a paper roll.
Attaching the Output Tray
When printing, printouts are ejected from the printer and
collect in the output tray.
1 Attach the output tray to the printer.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon
14
Attaching the Output Tray Adapter
The output tray adapter prevents printouts from sticking
out of the output tray.
Use the adapter when printouts curl as shown.
Note
About 20 printout sheets can be stored in the output tray
in most cases. However, this number can vary greatly
depending on the amount of curling in printouts. In
general, you should remove ejected printouts as soon as
possible.
Adjust the position of the output stopper according to
the printing pack in use and the amount of curling in
printouts. There are four positions to which to adjust.
Note
If the output stoppers are not positioned correctly, paper
jams may occur.
When using the 2UPC-R203 series or
2UPC-R204 series printing pack
Set the output stopper to the top position.
When using the 2UPC-R205 series printing
pack
Set the output stopper to the third position from the top.
If there is a large amount of curling in the printouts, set
the stopper to second position from the top.
When using the 2UPC-R206 series printing
pack
Set the output stopper to the bottom position.
If there is a large amount of curling in the printouts, set
the stopper to second position from the bottom.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon 15
To remove the output tray
Hold the output tray on both sides, and 1raise the tray
while 2pulling it toward you.
If the Ink Ribbon Breaks during Use
The remaining ribbon can be used after repairing it with
adhesive tape.
1 Open the ribbon door, and remove the ribbon tray.
2 Pull the ribbon on the white spool, attach one edge
of a strip of adhesive tape along the entire length of
the ribbon’s end, and then attach the other edge of
the tape to the ribbon on the black spool.
3 Remove any slack from the ribbon.
Note
Be sure to wind the taped portion completely onto
the black spool so that the tape is not exposed.
4 Hold the center of the ribbon tray, and load it into
the printer.
Note
Always hold the center of the ribbon tray when
loading it into the printer. If you hold the tray by
any other part, your fingers may get caught while
inserting the tray and injuries may result.
5 Close the ribbon door.
Depending on the position of the ribbon break, a
single printout’s worth of ribbon may be lost.
1
2
1Wind the
spool to feed
the ribbon out.
2Attach the adhesive tape along
the entire length of the white
spool’s ribbon end, and attach it to
the ribbon on the black spool.
Wind the black spool to remove any slack.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon
16
Removing the Ink Ribbon and
Paper
When the following message appears on the LCD, the
paper or ink ribbon corresponding to the designated
number of sheets has been used up.
Proceed as follows to remove the ink ribbon and paper
roll, and then load a new ink ribbon and paper roll.
Note
The above message is set to appear before the ink ribbon
and paper roll are completely used up. Even if there is
some ink ribbon and paper remaining, be sure to load a
new ink ribbon and paper roll.
1 Remove the output tray.
2 Remove and empty the scrap receptacle.
Note
If the scrap receptacle becomes too full, scraps that
are cut off may be unable to eject. This may result
in malfunction. Be sure to empty the scrap
receptacle each time you replace the paper roll.
3 Press and lower the paper door lever, hold the paper
door at the center portion, and pull the door forward
until it locks into the open position.
4 Remove the paper roll.
5 Remove the paper core from the paper roll.
Note
The paper core is reusable. Do not throw it away.

Operation
Loading the Paper Roll and Ink Ribbon 17
6 Pull the ribbon door toward you to open it.
7 Remove the ribbon tray.
8 Remove the ink ribbon.
After removing the ink ribbon, attach the black
spool to the white spool.
Do not reuse ink ribbons that have reached their
prescribed print capacities and have been removed.
Note
The ribbon tray is reusable. Do not throw it away.
If you have to replace a partially used
printing pack
We recommend replacing ink ribbons and paper rolls
with new printing packs only when the predetermined
number of sheets is used up.
If you have to replace a partially used ink ribbon and
paper roll, proceed as follows to replace the partially
used ink ribbon and paper with new ones.
Note
If you replace a partially used ink ribbon and paper, the
remaining amount of ink ribbon displayed may not be
correct.
1 Press and lower the paper door lever, and pull the
paper door toward you until it locks into the open
position.
2 Remove the paper roll.
3 Wind the paper roll tightly, and attach a piece of
adhesive tape to prevent loosening.
4 Open the ribbon door.
5 Remove the ribbon tray, and replace the ink ribbon.
6 Load the ribbon tray into the printer, and close the
ribbon door.
7 Load the paper roll supplied with the ink ribbon
loaded in step 5, and close the paper door.
Be sure to retain the removed paper roll and ink
ribbon as a pair.
Note
If you replace ink ribbon and paper roll which have been
partially used, paper equal to several sheets are wasted
and you may not be able to print the number of sheets
specified.
For detailed information on the number of sheets that
can be printed, see “Printing capacity” on page 27.

Operation
Printing from the Computer
18
Printing from the
Computer
Before starting to print
• Confirm that the printer and computer are connected
(page 8).
• Confirm that the paper roll and the ink ribbon are
correctly installed (page 9).
• Confirm that the output tray is adjusted to suit the
paper to be used (page 14).
• Confirm that compatible ink ribbon and printing paper
are installed (page 27).
Note
Do not look into the paper output slot during printing.
The sharp edge of the printout may poke your eye or
face. This may cause loss of sight. Also, do not insert a
foreign object in the paper output slot. The cutter may be
damaged or broken and a piece of the cutter can cut you.
Printing
1 Turn on the printer and computer.
After a few seconds, the following message should
appear on the LCD. While READY is being
displayed on the LCD, the printer is ready to print.
Identification of the printing pack currently
being used on the LCD
Notes
• Don’t turn the printer on again within 5 seconds
after turning it off.
• Do not turn the computer off and on again while
it is accessing a hard or another disk.
2 Send the image data from the computer to be
printed.
The printer starts printing.
For details, refer to the instructions for the printer
driver included on the CD-ROM disc supplied.
1While the printer is receiving the image data,
the following message should appear.
2The printer starts printing the transferred image
data as soon as the print command is sent from
the computer.
The following message should appear.
3After printing is finished, the printed paper is
ejected from the output slot.
The printing time depends on the image size,
ink ribbon and the paper.
Once printing has been completed, READY
appears on the LCD again.
LCD
1
Printing pack currently used
Displays the remaining amount of
ink ribbon, whichever is less.
Display on the LCD Printing pack
R203 2UPC-R203 series
R204 2UPC-R204 series
R205 2UPC-R205 series
R206 2UPC-R206 series
The color indication changes as the color printing
procedes:
StarttYELLOWtMAGENTAtCYANtLAMIt
Finsih.
Number of pages to be printed

Operation
Menu Operations 19
Notes
• About 20 printout sheets can be stored in the output
tray in most cases. However, this number can vary
greatly depending on the amount of curling in
printouts. In general, you should remove ejected
printouts as soon as possible.
Additionally, you must adjust the position of the
output stopper according to the printing pack you will
use.
For details, see “Attaching the Output Tray” on page
13.
• Do not touch a printout until it is completely ejected
from the printer. If you touch the printout while it is
being ejected, it may not be printed properly.
To stop printing midway
Press and hold the PRINT STOP button for more than
one second. The page currently being printed is
completed and ejected. After the printout is ejected, the
information display returns to READY. The image data
stored in the memory and the number of printings set in
the queue are cancelled.
Memory capacity
Image data transferred from the computer is stored in the
memory of the printer. Data for one more image can be
stored in addition to that of the one being printed.
If the printer does not print
When an error message is displayed on the LCD, you
cannot operate the printer. Take remedies according to
the advice given in “List of Messages” on page 28.
Notes on storing your printouts
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, or conditions of
high temperature and high humidity, which could
cause the colors to fade.
• Avoid applying tape to a printout, and avoid contact
with plastic objects such as erasers and desk mats.
• Do not allow alcohol or other volatile organic solvents
to come into contact with the printouts.
Menu Operations
You can adjust or confirm the following items using the
menu.
• Adjustment of the gray balance
• Display of the total quantity of pages printed
• Display of the firmware version of the printer
Preparation for Menu Operation
Use the MENU button to perform menu operations. The
MENU button is located under the operation button
door.
1 Press the top right of the operation button door.
The door opens, revealing the operation buttons.
2 Carry out the operation using these buttons
including the MENU button.
Adjusting the Gray Balance
Use the ink ribbon with the paper that is supplied as a set
in the same package. The gray balance of the printer is
set to No. 0, which is designated as the achromatic color,
as the factory setting. If you want to change the gray
balance, proceed as follows. This setting is retained even
when the printer is turned off.
There may be differences among packages where the ink
ribbon and paper rolls are contained as a set due to
handling during transportation and storage.

Operation
Menu Operations
20
Note
The gray balance of images cannot be adjusted during
printing.
1 Press the CAL button.
The printer is switched to off-line.
2 Press the Fand fbuttons to select GRAY PATCH
PRINT.
3 Press the EXEC button.
The printer returns to the on-line mode and starts
printing.
When using the 2UPC-R203 series or 2UPC-R204
series, gray adjustment patterns Group A and
Group B are printed on two sheets separately.
When using the 2UPC-R205 series or 2UPC-R206
series, gray patterns Group A and Group B are
printed on one sheet.
4 Look at the printout of Group A, and determine the
best gray balance from pattern numbers 0 to 88.
5 Look at the printout of Group B, and determine the
best gray balance from pattern numbers 0 to 88.
6 Press the CAL button.
The printer is switched to off-line.
7 Press the Fand fbuttons to select GRAY ADJUST
[A].
The printer enters the gray balance adjustment
mode.
8 Press the Gand gbuttons to display the pattern
number determined in step 4.
For example, select 18 if you determined that
pattern No. 18 in the sample provides the best color
tone of the gray balance.
9 Press the Fand fbuttons to select GRAY ADJUST
[B].
The printer enters the gray balance adjustment
mode.
10 Press the Gand gbuttons to display the pattern
number determined in step 5.
For example, select 39 if you determined that
pattern No. 39 in the sample provides the best gray
balance.
11 Press the CAL button.
The printer returns to the on-line mode.
1,6,11
2,7,8,9,10
3
Press
F
and
f
to display GRAY PATCH PRINT.
Press
F
and
f
to display GRAY
ADJUST [A].
Press Gand gto display 18.
Press
F
and
f
to display GRAY
ADJUST [B].
Press Gand gto display 39.